Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-03-31
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Meet Monday
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the Union Journal team in the
Mems Monday Local IL Bowl
ing loop at the Bowl-O- -Drome
and Vickie Price of the WHY'S
Unit team were the top per-
formers in the bowling circuits
this week.
Rock connected for 200, 247
and 212 for the grand slam total
of $50 to pace the Journals to
a couple of wins over WHY'S
Squadron No. / team.
Vickie Price posted her 519
series for the W-O team against
Janis Press in the Women's loop
at the Mercury and good to help
win three games.
Getting back to the Mems leatD
que at the Bowl-O-Drome other
matches had leading DeVilbiss
dropping two games to Region
2-B with Val Warchol pacing
the Region team with SIT and
Ken Sheppard top man for the
leaders on a SIG total.
PAC which will meet Devil
bliss in the crucial series next
week and a possible chance to
take over the lead II they win
all three games maintained their
hopes in taking the measure of
Auto-Lite for two games as Leo
Zielinski topped the winners on
a 546. Matt Sobb found himself
best bowler for the Lite's with
an even 500 series.
Standard Commutator made it
two over WHY'S Squadron No.
2 with neither team having a
bowler shooting scores to shoy.,.
Nor
WOmen's League
The Women's league at the
Mercury had PAC sporting a
two game lead with only three
weeks remaining on the sched-
ule. The leaders added three
wins at the expense of Devil
bliss Spray. Sophie Brubaker
registered a 486 and Hazel Gray
q 465 to lead the winners. Ann
Veres connected for 482 to
pace DeVilbiss.
The second place Auto-Lite's
battled it out with Standard
Commutators, the first game
ending in q tie. The Lite's won
the roll-off. The Commutator's
came back the second game on a
strong ZIG by Tessie Brocki Gin
cidentally her first 200 gamea;
to win the second encounter.
The Lite's captured the third
game on a close score. Tessie
Brocki topped the Standard
team on Individual total and Jo-
hanna Hubert was best bowler
for the Lite team.
Lakeside Biscuit is finding the
going little rough and forfeit
ed three games to DeVilbiss
Rubber. Helen Frisch was the
only Lakeside bowler on deck
and hit 458 total. Mary Han
sen collected a 424 to top the
DeVilbiss team.
WHY'S UAW, having George
Rock shooting $40 and Leo
Zileinski a $50, paced the team
to three wins over the Toledo
Pressed Steel who had Ben
Mikolaczyk high man with SOME.
The W-O team now sports slim
one game lead over second place
PAC who edged Russell For
! Council for three games. George
Baer did the damage for the
winners in the victory march
with a 561 and followed by
Duke Sitter who contributed a
533. Ray Matuszynski shot 533
and Ray Mysterious SIG for
the Russell team.
Fourth place WHY'S Unit
made 1t three over Toledo
Stamping az Hank Lewandow-
ski, subbing, counted $50 and
Joe Majoros shot 522. Carl Veitff
again paced the Stampers on a
534 series.
! Bee Gay Inn from Swartz-
baugh teamed to win three from
! Toledo Steel Tube. Four of the
Inn bowlers posted series in tht,
500 bracket. Len Duszynski
555, Sig Uscilowski a 544, Bob
Pohlman 543 and Butch Gosick
542. Walt Adamski had SIT
and Ed Quetschke SIS for the
Tube team.
WHY'S CIO who had Rocky II
now have a lighter) Rokicki
blasting in the best series of the
season, a 544 wasn't strong
enough against DeVilbiss. Val
Warchol had 576 and Otto Smok-
tonowicz a 544 for DeVilbiss for
three victories.
Third place Bingham Stamp
ing added three games to the
win column at the expense of
Swartzbaugh as Jake Wisniew-
ski shot 553 and Jim Czerniak a
523 for the Stampers. John Rut-
kai rolled $40 and Bill SullinSee
$40 to lead Swartzbaugh.