Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-02-22 | Page 10 | Bowling

BOWLING f 1 The Stiefel bowling crew waltzed down the line with three straight wins In their Commercial league bout last night against the Spaldlngs. The latter five have an excellent alibi, however, in that one of their men was absent and they had to use a dummy score, which cut them down considerably. Young did most of the scintillating scin-tillating by grabbing both high ones for the mix with 20S for the single and 5S1 for high three. The Commercial league's second mtx resulted re-sulted in two out of three for the Salt Lake Hardware quint, the Walk-Over Shoes being on the short end. On total points, though, the Walk-Over boys were only sixteen to the southward. Connors ditched the most for the bout, taking both top scores, 215 for the single and 6.c3 for the three being his contribution. In the 'Telephone league matcn last night on the Quinn drives the Commercials Commer-cials took the first two games from the Murrays, but lost the final heat by a good hupky count, which gave total pin honors to the Murrays. Hummell shot the individual high single with IDT ann Thayne tripped the most for the three games with a count of One of the Important events scheduled for tonight on the Orpheum alleys Is the Commercial league's two-man tourney, the first session of which was held two weeks ao. Tonight's games will decide the winners. Those who survived the first contest are the Hallen-Sadler couple, who finished first In the former fracas: Stiefel and Groeschner, Connors and Nystrom, the former bowler taking the place of Forscutt, who is unable to roll in the match tonight. Tonight is also the regular bowling night of tho Knights of Columbus league, which is one of the features of the week in circles, together with the Telephon league, which will roll on the Qulnn al-leys. al-leys. Tlie score3: MT.-RRAT. y 1st 2nd 3rd To'- Gorden 122 134 liVi if Clayton 12f 124 134 'Wright 159 12S 12? 41H Thayne Ifl3 ITS . ITS f.19 Sweeney 144 152 1"-T 4ZZ Totals 70S 716 74S 2172 COMMERCIAL. 1st 2nd 3rd Total C Hnmniell 4i 197 16ri 497 Redman l"3 IIS 143 414 Peve ridge 12 134 n.i 37s Tones 1.9 149 145 453 Cllve 150 151 1M 407 Totals 72.S 749 667 2144 STTEFELS. 1st 2nd 3rd Total Groeschner 147 13S 15 4-ta V. Stiefel 159 162 124 475 Young 28 172 1S1 ftu Williams ist 156 159 5"2 H. Stiefel 156 156 167 479 Totals S57 7S4 79S 2469 SPALD1XGS. 1st 2nd 3rd Total Emery 15 1 1 49 154 457 Love 126 121 162 4f9 Klank 130 i:b isn 300 ! Bourne 199 122 124 445 Olsen 134 1T9 171 4S4 , Totals T43 701 741 21 S5 SALT LAKE HARDWARE. 1st 2nd 3rd Total Evans i5 130 16S 463 Vincent ITS 14S 152 47$ Connors 159 215 1S4 55S Hoffman 140 120 140 400 Frey 166 162 1T1 499 Totals SOS 775 S16 259S WALK-OVER SHOES. 1st 2nd 3rd Total Melroy 16S 147 174 4S9 Rank 1S6 151 141 47S Treslder 166 170 146 42 Bush 164 144 162 470 Daniels 16S 141 154 463 Totals So 2 753 777 23S2