St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
BY LOUISE THOMAS
Capital 5-S35l


a fine job as a new member of the
Upholstering team also. Joe Nor
ris, Opal Turner, 80" and Art
Hill, Luther Fulford Jr. and Dee
Dee Anderson and her mother
who came to see Daddy bowl for
the first time. Dee Dee selected
us to hold her high so can see
the bowling.
On March 2nd Ten Strike is
sponsoring a Scotch mixed doubles
tournament at Robert street
Lanes. The action begins at five
O'Clock Pm. Entry fee is $S.25
per couple. Three members of each
team are expected to enter. Non
members Of the league are well
come and urged to enter also.
Muriel Gardner was absent due to
the passing of her aunt in Chi
cago. Muriel had just visited her
at Christmas time. Deepest SYM
pathy Muriel
NORTHERN LIGHTS
We played hockey from North
ern Lights bowling Saturday to
see Althea Gibson's tennis ex-
hibition and it was worth seeing,
all who attended viii agree. She
kept; the audience "ohing and ah-
hing with her tremendous speed
and sharp curves on her serve.
In talking with Miss Gibson at
social gathering following the
matches, we observed that she is
friendly, poised, well spoken and
appreciative along with her tennis
prowess. OF course we expect
graceful movement in an expert
Of any sport. She has that too,
and what good sport hasn't
sense of humor. Althea displayed
that too on the courts Saturday
as all who say her observed.
Scotch doubles tournament is
ION" Saturday Feb. LIST with the
Northern Lights sponsoring at the
Mpls. Recreation. Come in any
time from five o'clock to nine and
enter; entry fee $500 per couple.
II you don't bowl come see the
action!
TWIN CITY LADIES JAN. 2I
High Single game: Nilee Lewis
200, Mary Russell 1873, Quanita
Dawson 100.
High Series: Mary Russell 53s,
Nilee Lewis All. Quanita Dawson
472.
Team Event
Brooks 3 Jansen o
Jimmy's DIX 2 Ted Bies 1
Coleman Loan 2 Cooks 1
Grove Finance 2 Central Loan 1
ZEN SlhAhE JAN. u
High Single Game: Mary Rus
sell 1913, Louise Thomas 176, Dor
othy Cozine 1853, Lloyd Gambol
PAS, Jack Adams PA Jurrod Lee
2lO.
High Series: Mary Russell 4SS,
4ss. Louise Thomas 456, Georgia
Canton 439. Lloyd Gambol 500.
Jack Adams $50, HOWE Gunnells
532, Jurrod Lee SIT, Art Moore
5O7, Ed Pillows 500, Duke Green
SOP.
Team Event
So. Deal Liq. us. Upholg. /
Jean & Rays 2 Woodland l
Chatsworth 2 Observer 1
Ted Bies 2 Recorder 1
High Single Games: Bonnie
Douglass 10, Betty Adams ia,
Helen Underwood 1877, Ralph
Jones 229, Jack Adams 2O5 and
Andy Clark 1874.
High Series: Ralph Jones $50,
John Burrell Sill, Bob Green 500,
Bonnie Douglas 4s1, Alice Jones
439. and Betty Adams 437.
Team Event
Haskell Hq. 3 State Lq. L
Lees Simoniz. 4 Observer o
Pentel Pont- Browns 2
Woodland 8 Acme /
Our team Of the Northern Lights
rolled in the Mems City tourna-
ment Sunday January 20, and came
in fourth place in the standings.
Each member WAS given a Mime
sofa Centennial patch for being the
highest scoring team Of the morn
ing squad. The team consisted OF
Bill Cornelius, Howie Gunnells,
Jack Adams, Gerald Bailey, Dick
Williams. Congratulations FeIlasl
All team events for the tournA-
ment are rolled at the Biltmore
lanes, learn when your friends are
bowling and be a moral supporter.
BOSTON BRUINS CALL UP
FIRST NEGRO TO
PLAY IN MIL.