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Show THB bowling season is nearly over. Last week there were some classy mixes at both places, the Or-pheum Or-pheum alleys and Quinn's. Chief among them were the matches between be-tween the Cubs and the Union Assay quint and between the Cubs and Stie-fel's Stie-fel's bunch of pegswatters, the Cubs taking tak-ing both events, although they had tough sledding with each. The K. C. schedule wound up Thursday night. Iri the Telephone league tbe Maintenance Mainte-nance crew cinched first place by taking three straight. This week second place is the bone of contention in the Telephone league. The Construction quint is in the position now', but the Murrays can grab it if they can win three straight or tie for it with two out of three. "Cap" Jeglum now has tlie top of tlie average column clinched and Hummell is second. Jeglum gave the high-three mark a whack when he beat his own former record rec-ord of 590 by three pins. This week will see the main event of the year the Individual City championship champion-ship tourney for cup and other prizes. This event has been won by "Pop" Hanes for tlie past two years in succession and he may pull it down again, as he can sure spill the maples when he is right. It will start Tuesday night and is open to every bowler In the city. No entrance fee will be charged to bowl for the cup and entrants are urged to hand" in their names as soon as possible. Twenty-seven Twenty-seven games will be rolled in all, three on each alley at the Orpheum drives. More Special Events. Monday night the Business Men, Broadways and the Ivanhoes will roll for the big silver loving cup which was put up by the Brunswick -Balke-Collender company. One of the teams will be eliminated elimi-nated at this match and the remaining two will shoot a series to decide the final winner of the cup. The Telephone league's big endurance contest will be rolled on the Qulnn drives at the close of the week and is expected to furnish all kinds of excitement for the fans. There are a number of huskies In this bunch and they will make it strenuous stren-uous enough for anyone. A loving cup goes to the winner of this event and there will also be substantial prizes for second and third places. The Plntas, who won the first position in the K. C. league, have challenged the Maintenance squad to bowl a series of games and the latter team has decided to accept, although the date has not yet been set. These events, together with the regular schedule of the 1 Telephone league, are expected to keep 1 the alley bugs busy for another week, at ! least. The Telephone league endurance . contest is open to all bowlers in the ! I league, and they are to roll continuously I for eight hours, 1 I KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LEAGUE. 1 Individual averages for week ending March 30, 1917: Name and team. Games. Aver. Nolan, Palas 46 161-36 ! Naught ton, Pintas 9 159-1 Laramie, Pintas ' 157-34 Nelligan. Palas 39 157-12 Roche, PIntus 42 154-20 1 Gillls. Pintas 45 . 151-35 i Lyman, San Sah adors 45 148-32 I Burke, Cordovas 54 148-7 : Doolin. San Salvadors 33 148-4 Sullivan Cordovas 25 147-19 ; Lynch, Palas 51 147-14 Owen, Cordovas IS 147-5 Nickerson, San Salvadors 42 146-34 Owens, Palas 51 145-36 Brennan. M., Cordovas IS 139-13 Oden. Paias 33 133-4 Davenport. Cordovas 33 13S-6 Lucey, Cordovas 21 137 Brennan, Cordovas 45 134-25 Hurley, San Salvadors 51 130-21 Berger, Cordovas 15 127-12 Devereaux, Pintas 3S 127-9 Wood, Cordovas 3 125-1 Buckley, Palas 17 121-14 O'Carroll, San Salvadors 34 119-22 STANDING OF TEAMS. Team. Tot. pins. W. L P.O. Pintas 3S.395 36 18 .667 Palas 38,542 27 27 .500 Cordovas 38,164 27 2" . 500 San Salvadors 36,585 IS 36 .333 LEAGUE RECORDS. Team. High-three games Cordovas .240 High-single game Pintas 878 Individual. High-three games Roche 546 High-single game Roche 211 TELEPHONE LEAGUE. Averages for the week ending March 30. in 17: Name and team. Games. Aver. Jeglum, Construction 45 174 Hummell, Commercial 4S 166-8 Clyne, V., Construction 36 160-10 Sweeney. Murray 4S 1 60-10 Thayne. Murray 5-1 159-36 Pinckley. Maintenance 54 15S-14 Loveridge, Maintenance 42 156-32 Pinckley. K. E., Maintenance. 51 150-45 Case, Maintenance 57 150-5 Bulkiey, Construction 55 150 Ste?k, Engineering 56 1 47-31 Holt, Engineering 4') 146-37 Hill. Accounting 57 146-34 Hummell. Accounting 53 144-40 Ilobson. Engineering 49 144-29 Thompson. Maintenance . ... 40 1 44-27 Hathenbronk. Construction ...17 144 Gordon M urray 51 1 42-39 Hyde. Div.-W. E. Co 21 141-12 Miller. Accounting 51 J3P-2 Kline, Construction 51 138-32 Taylor, Div.-W. K, Co 39 13S-1S Brink, Accounting 57 138-14 Redman. Commercial 53 136-43 ' 'live. Commercial 56 136-22 Dressier. Trafric 54 136-16 Bovd. Construction 15 136-9 Anslev, G., Maintenance 35 135-20 Flint." Accounting 47 134-19 f ew!s. Piv.-W. K. Co 33 134-16 Heath. Div.-W. E. Co 57 134-13 ''.avion. Murrav r,4 134-12 Nnrstrom. Traffic '..16 134-10 Chri?teupeti. Engineering ... .21 134-4 Maver. TrainY 17 134 Cockrell. Traffic 42 132-33 .James, Commercial 21 132-8 Junes. R. W., Div.-W. B. Co.. 39 l3-23 t3 ; every hour. (Advertise Jones. R. H"., Div.-W. E. Co.. 34 130-23 Bineham. Traffic W 130-18 Clinton. Engineering I 130-13 Wright, Murray 40 130-11 Hess. Engineering 49 129-31 Beveridge. Commercial 29 129-22 Taylor. Commercial 14 12S-12 Casa.d, Engineering 3 12S-2 Richards. Accounting 6 127-2 Campbell. Commercial 12 126-4 Cover, Construction 43 124-20 Coilins. Trafilc 40 122-2 Messlnger. Traffic 3 121-1 O'N'il. Engineering 11 120-9 Coakley. Hurray If 116-7 Frot, Engineering 12 111-3 Redmond. Engineering 10 109-4 Frost. Accounting 9 lnS-2 Quillian, Div.-W. E. Co 21 97-8 STANTHNG OF TEAMS. Team. Tot. pins. W. I.. P.C. Maintenance 42,643 46 11 .807 Construction '41,414 38 19 .606 Murrav 39.403 36 21 .631 Commercial 38,538 26 31 .45 Accounting 33.686 2S 32 .438 1 Engineering 39,023 25 32 .438 Piv -V. E. Co 37,204 18 33 .316 Trafll.: S;.3;4 11 13 .215 |
