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ST. CIuir-Eddy
Ladies Majors

Eddy Road spanked by Bess
Horna's 2O4-532 series Friday
night in the ST. Clair-Eddy Ladies
Majors snagged three wins from
Dads Root Beer. Arlene Mueller's
445 series was tops for Dads.
Eddy Road rolling a grand TIC
game.
Chester's Open Kitchen winning
three games from POO. frightened
their hold on first place a little
more. Babe Delfs 177-494 and
Mary Sulecki's 176-490 for the vic
tors and Mae Schmidt's 44O
topped the losers.
Thos. H. jenkins Insurance
chalked up three wins over Arl-
ington Cafe on Helen Santos 191-
485 series and June Schust's 49,
478 total. Best for Arlington's,
Betty Bozic had 1S4-477.
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Leisy's Spill
Norwood Shop
In Tight Tilt

If the Waterloo Home League
continues it's hot pace until the
closing weeks of the season, the
number one spot in the circuit
may be over populated.
Last Friday Leisy's Brews swept
past Norwood's Mems Shop but
had to go into "extra innings" for
victory number two. Sparkplugs in
the beers triumph were Bosco
Tomorwitz who rang up 225-622
and Joe Alich with 223-630. Tony
Tramte totaled 203-583 for the
losers.
The Baznik's Cafe and pace set
ting Skebe Plumbers hooked up in
a real knock 'em down, drag 'em
out battle with the Cafes getting
the nod, 2-1. All three contests
were nip and tuck right down to
the last frame. Hotshots for the
Baznik's were Ed Jerson with 588,
John Tekavec 586 and Frank Udo-
vic 588. The plumbers top scorers
went over the six hundred mark,
Doc Lausche netting 224-620, Otto
Zimmerman scattering the naples
for 226-607.
Drenik's continued their record
breaking performance - in reverse
- as they managed to win one
game from Waterloo Recs. The
tailenders almost rolled completely
out of Pozlnik's popular establish
ment, hitting a new low for the
season, 2458. Jce Mach and Augie
Norbert led the Recs, hitting 598
and $50 respectively. Bob Heidi
mans Sal was terrific for Drenik's.
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zIate WINS
But Loses
At P|ay-Mor

from Wallace Construction but the
losers Frank Clay edged Mike
Zlate in the top tussle last Fri
day in the Play-Mor A League.
Mike hit 265-642, Frank had
230-643.
In other action, Braumeister
Beers belted Leisys for three, Di-
Lilo Brothers Mems Wear drop
ped Cotton Club twice, Windy's
Cafe won over POO, Baznik Cafe
bested Jaloved Motors and Drenik's
whipped Bills Clothes.
Top pin spillers included: Bill
Schmidt 245-680, Chuck Clements
245-662, Bill Jurkovich 211-623,
Tom Schultz 222-586, Herman
Richards 2O6-614, Mario Tromba
233-623, Pete Surckla 206-555, Aus
tin Estabrook 211-612, Ed Solomon
224-615, Chuck Johnson 244-627
and Joe Ivec 224-606.
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L 6 M Ups
Lead In
E. 752nd A

1t was two for one in the
East 152nd Recreation A League
pin spilling last Thursday with
L & NJ Tobacco getting the edge
in the double victory night.
The TObaccOmen dropped Ber-
ish Service to up their lead to
three games over Shibley's Tav-
ern, victims of the Shore Exca-
tators. Jim MOcilnikar and Al
MestOk paced the leaders with
619 and 6O6 respectively, DeyO
Fisher high for Berish with $50.
Sparkling the ExcavatOrs was
A. DiCiccO with GA, S. ROtar's
COZ high for Shibley. Shore is
four games behind l. & M.
Joe Barber flipped in a SIS
In leading Smiles Beverage past
Butch's Place, Ty Mestek best
with SAG as Old Dutch Beer out
pointed Stakich Insurance.
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Corner Cafe
Leads H. N.

Corner Cafe continues to hold
the drivers seat in st. Paups Holy
Name Society League at Euclid
Lanes, but their comfortable four
point lead of several weeks ago
has dwindled to a mere one point
over Bud Marsh. Third place Not
tingham Dept. Store and fourth
spot Cass Drugs have hot streaks
going and give promise of giving
the leaders a close battle in the
last round Of the season.
In last weeks results, Monarch
Paving's three victories over Zone
Driveway resulted in the only
clean sweep. Two game winners
were Cass Drugs, Mogar's Sunoco
Service, Gattozi Funeral Home,
Nottingham Dept. Store, and Cor
ner Cafe. Their victims were Skebe
Plumbing, Bud Marsh, Twilight
Gardens, Euclid Fish, and Moore
head Cleaners.
Individual scoring was only fair
with high scoring honors going to
Sam Carmigiano, $50, and Jim
Corrigan, 557.
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Shuttle Inn First

While Shuttle Inn bested Leisy's
beers in the battle for first place,
Slapnik Florists looked like a cham
pionship contender after a slow
start in last Wednesdays East
152nd Recreation B League action.
Three of the florists went over
the six hundred mark, Martin
Stermole led off with 233-605,
Gordon Eldred raped a 233-649
and Ed Tratter anchored with 225-
GIG. For all their efforts, the trio
aided Slapnik's in downing Di-
Carlo Builders twice.
Roytz Cafe tripped Petromillis
and Kavran's outlasted Fulton's
Bar in other action.
In the first place battle, Barney
Goryanes hit 201-558 for the Inns,
Joe Barber belted 2O4-564 for
Leisys.
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Nelson BARRIERS Clip
East 185th Pins For
All Time High 3170

The boys kegling out in Tony
Skufca's East 185th Recreation
Home League are beginning to
wonder whether or not the pins and
slides out that-a-way "have ears.
Just few weeks ago the Home
leaguers were about ready to
throw in the towel. LOUSY pins,
running alleys, greasy alleys and
what-not was the word &. where's
the manager, lynch him, run him
out of town" and words to that
effect invariably ended a nights
spilling at Tony's maple en-
porium.
But last Wednesday - COM
plete turnabout with Nielsen's
BARRIERS showing the way to the
biggest night ever at East 185th
Recreation. And in the end it was
Moaning Mike the butcher Zlate
who was the chief clipper. Gould
be that the manager threatened to
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However, Joe Perusek's keglers
managed to "save face" for the
weekend on Sunday but Saturdays
tussle with Pozelnik's "Waterloos"
still rings in their ears.
Otto Zimmerman steered the
Pozelnikmen to clean sweep
over East 152nd, telling the pins
for 248-687, Frank Demko tops for
the losers with 218-600. In make
up match on Sunday Demko un-
corked sizzling 256-712 as East
152nd bounced back with double
decision over Hayden Woodwork.
The victors tailed 3040 in the vic
tory. Ralph Clucker had 225-628
for Hayden.
Play-Mor's league leaders con-
tinued to show their old champion
ship form in downing Euclid Lanes
twice. Rudy Maleckar paced the
triumph for the East 140th street
ers, marking up 236-623. Play-Mor
now leads the circuit by four full
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burn the pins and alleys and
they heard =. )
Here's how the BARRIERS re-wrots
the Home League marks land the
House record: AS a team the
shavers belted a 3170 (highseries)
on games of 1015-1025 and 113O.
Zlate's TAG series started off with
213 followed with 246 and capped
it off with 290. The set was the
highest ever hit at Tony's place,
surprising the previous record set
by Herman Drenser - 748. The
teams 1130 game tops the high
single on the board ii pins shy
Of the all-time high.
On the receiving end Of the big
splash was the Turks Service team
who were slnothered in all three.
One ray of light for the losers was
the performance Of Bob Bures of
the losers. All year he had been
trying to hit the six hundred
mark. Wednesday he did, only in
vain, his 235-657 was something
to smile about for Turks. Nielsen's
clean sweep pushed them within
two games of POC's league lead
ers.
The pace-setting POCs kept
their hold on the top spot by van
gushing Kramer's Lounge twice.
Joe Evsheck pounded out q 1872
644 to top the beers, Tony Mills
high for Kramer's with 235-610.
Rudy's Famous Popcorners kept
in what appears to be three team
race with a shut-out verdict over
Euclid Tavern. Richie Skufca was
the hot pepper with 247-658, Steve
Sisulak scattering the sticks for
212-604 to lead the Tavernites.
Leisy's topped Ma Klaus Cafe
twice, Joe Dulskis high with 246-
$50, Pete Petan still hitting them
for Mas crew, 267-688. Stan Stef-
ancic started out as If to knock
the roof off but simmered down
in posting a 267-688, as Fucker
Marine blanked Jenko's Cafe.
STAINS last game was somewhere
in the neighborhood of ITO. Chuck
Clements marked up 216-608 for
Jenkos.
In the lowest scoring match Of
the evening, L G. NJ Tobacco out
lasted Mocilnikar Cafe for
double victory. John Lokar's 232-
566 topped his team, Fred Drury
smacked 232-621 for Mocilnikars.
Twenty keglers hit six hundred
or more in the big evening and
here's the way the BARRIERS brought
IL
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games, Hayden Woodworth In sec
ond and East 152nd third. Jake
Miller spilled the naples for a 218-
618 total, best for Euclid Lanes.
Sandy Ianni was the hotshot
kegler for Perdan's Slovenians in
their double victory over Hayden
Woodwork as he tailed 233-634.
Ralph Clucker's 232-576 best for
the Emerymen.
Tony Skufca's East 185th Rec
reation squad outpointed Skufca
Lanes for twin win, Tony Mills
top man with 204-590. Rudy Grum
whipped together a 1858 effort,
best for Skufca Lanes.
st. Clair-Eddy pushed Center
Mayfield lower into the cellar.
marking up two victories as Len
Magus registered 2O4-567, Gordon
Hill best for the Skrovan squad
with 232-565.
Here's the way the teams line
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S BOWLING

While Elsie Zimlich's team is
still holding first place in the
MONS Bowling League at St.
Clair-Eddy, Kathleen Andrich's
team and Kal Cuddihy's team are
closing in.
After last Thursdays pin spill
ing, Endrich's ended up only three
games behind while the Cuddihy
gals crowded third place, four be-
hind the leaders.
Sara Gurney hit a 173-440 high
for the afternoon, Marie Gambler
followed with 172-442.
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Tavern League
Brott Sets New
High With 63l

The Tavern League keglers at
Skufca's Lanes were in a better
than average pin spilling mood
Sunday night and taking high
honOrs for the night was T.
Kokal of Leisy's who pounded
out at 2O4-579 effort.
KOkaps tally helped the beers
pile up a four point victory.
Also hitting 'em well were
F. Boltz 2OO-532, w. Frahler
222-245, S. knausz 216-561, d.
Windy 201-54S, ID. Seiber 1917
$50, D. Hill 1S9-545, Render
219-56S and A. Goebbel 1S7-517.
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Women Of Moose

The low average girls had a
might" at East 152nd Recreation
Monday to highlight the Women
of the Moose League action.
While Stones Dry Cleaners
dropped three points to Morris
Beauty, Jelercic Florist won three
from Women of the Moose to tie
for top honors.
Annabel Schmitt smacked a
170-458 on her 129 average for
Stones, Tile Smiths 175-473 was
well above her 135 average for
Morris Beauty.
Hazel Hunter hit her lifetime
high, 1S0, for S. F. Richards Fun
eral Home. Her average is lis.
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Locals On Top

CoIlinwood's Railroaders, that is
members of the NYC bowling
league at Slovenian Home, showed
up visiting squad from Buffalo
Sunday, winning all three games
of a special match.
Jim Roeder led the locals, scat
tering the sticks for 258-615 as his
teammates rolled to an 81 pin VIC
tory.
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Tracy Gals
Spank Leaders

Although way out in front of the
Friday Night Ladies Handicap
League at Euclid Lanes, the Hri-
bar Cafe girls were stopped cold
last week as Tracy Tavern came
up with a clean sweep victory.
Virginia Madden led the Tracy
victory with 188-503, Mary Stimac
totaled 2O2-479 for the losers.
Other good scores in the four
women per team league included:
Virginia Hoffmeyer 175-466, Kay
Gambino 184-483, and Helen Pell
166-443. Esther Ritz had 202 to
tie Mary Stimac for high game
honors.
Hribars lead the loop by seven
games.
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KegIer KIub

Stuehringer's Meats upped their
lead to six full games in downing
Euclid Poultry twice in last
Thursdays Kegler Klub competi-
tion at Euclid Lanes.
Corrine Barteld led the Meats
and the whole league, notching a
173.426 count.
Ann Frohlich pitted the 6-7-10
sniff
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Detroit Money

A recent trip to Detroit
proved profitable to Vida Kapel
who performs with the Loyal
ties in the SNPJ League at SIo-
venian Home.
Vida belted a mighty sos
series, good for second place
money in the SNPJ Singles
Tournament held at the Palmer
Recreation in Detroit.
In regular league play she car
ries q 14O average.
We are told her good for
tunes were accountable due to
the fact she didn't have too many
"hOme town hecklers" to throw
her off stride
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0so|in Leads Ze|e Diggers
To Upset In Travel League

East 152nd Recreation's Zele
Diggers took time out from their
lonely and low position to spank
Waterloo's Demshar Builders twice
in the Northeast Merchants Ira
Yelling League action S day
night,
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NEW RECORDS

NEW RECORDS
Gordon Brott, kegling with
The SCOOP quintet in the Col
linwOod Kernels League at
Skufca Lanes, went on scoring
spree Monday in setting two
new marks.
The recording breaking eff
forts included a high single
game of 247 and a high series
mark of 631.
AS for the league standings,
Morrisons are way out in front.
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Riverside
Florist
Hit 3Ol8
By Phil Click

With three men shooting well
over the six hundred mark, River
side Florist set new high three
of 3O18 in notching a three point
victory over Cleveland Medical
Supply in last weeks J.R.C. Major
Bowling at st. Eddy.
Sparkling the Florists was Wal
ter Krucke with 221-644, Chuck
Traeger had 223-631 and Sam
Eckelson served up a 235-626. Bob
Weiss and Il Tucker topped the
Medics with 257-62S and 225-6O5
respectively.
The Bonn Machine held the "In-
dian Sign" over L. A. Blue and
Associates, ringing up 81 ver-
dict. Dave Heller led the winners
with 233-633, Phil Click high for
the Blues with 220-629.
Coen Shell Gas continued their
winning ways of late, Tipping the
horsecollar around the Leisy Beers.
Max Marks pumped in a 236-624
for the Shellmen.
A big 2l3-624 by captain Her
man Jacobson gave Favorite Knits
a clean sweep over Anchor Rub
Der. Perme's pounded out a deci-
sion over Central Chevrolets as
Otto Radtke hit 223-606 and Stu
Lands 215-698. The three point
triumph boosted Perme's into tie
for fourth place. John Schrink tai
lied 221-5S7 for the Chevys.
J.R.C. MERCHANTS
High score of the night, 225-
608 by Dave Newman was wasted
as the Riverside Florists dropped
4 to the Kinsman Hardware des-
pite the addition of a 217-593 by
Julie Packer. Moe Dorsky and
Charlie Sussel bowled we'll for the
Hardwares with 219-595 and 213-
591. H. Rock & Co. split with the
Braumeister Beers in a low-scor-
ing match. Hy HANDEL and Nate
Tanzman teamed up with 215-582
and 205-578 to give the Harvard
Printers points from the st.
Clair Builders Supply. Sam Wylen
held up his team with 213-564.
Olympic Sport Goods beat the 1st
place HOLLYWOOD Broilers 3 to 1.
Leisy Beer edged the King Furni-
lures for 3 points.
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Demko Rops 772
In Classic But
Play Nor Rolls

popular term originating in the early centuries applied
itself the past weekend in the SCOOP Classic League with
East 152nd Recreation meeting ther Waterloo in tumb
ling further away from the coveted number spot the
league now held comfortably by Pay-Mor Lanes.
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A little luck goes a long way in
improving your bowling and one
fellow we'll aware Of this is Ed
ward Kovac of 1882 Rosedale ave.
Last Sunday night he was one
of the guests on the Bowler's Jack
pot telecasts over VIEWS at 1920
p. m. The big event for the night
meant something like $500 in
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