Springville Herald | 1947-12-11 | Page 9 | Leaders Bowl for Lead in Ladies League

LEADERS HOWL ' FOR LEAD IN LADIES LEAGUE 1'liillips anil Toxaro Aro Top Contending Clubs In important Bowling Match Frl. AH interest in the Women's bowling league will be focused on the Phillips vs. Texaco bowling match Friday night, since the winner win-ner of the games will be seated atop the league standings. As it is at present. Texaco holds a one-' one-' point advantage in league standings, stand-ings, but is being pressed hard by their second-place rivals. In the other matches Friday, Payzants will bowl against Spring Acres and Humphreys will match pins with Crandalls. Last Week's Results Phillips, and Texaco counted 3 points each against their respective re-spective opponents, Crandalls and Spring Acres in last Friday's grimes. Humphreys and Payzants tied things up with 2 points each. Crandalls bowled 1537 pins to the winner's 1553. Spring Acres fell a few pins short of Texaco, counting count-ing 1733 to the winner's 1767. Humphreys took high pins for the evening with an 1809 count. Payzants Pay-zants total read 1739. High bowlers for the evening in the individual single game score were Phyllis Humphrey, 162; Louise Weight, 157; and Bobby Stillion, 156. High Series scores went to Novella Humphrey with 434. Louise Weight, with 427, and Phyllis Humphrey with 425. Women's League Standings . . . W L Pet. Texaco 28 12 .700 Phillips 27 13 .625 Humphreys 24 16 .600 Spring Acres 15 25 .375 Payzants 15 25 .375 Crandalls 11 29 .275