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Show Added To Permanent Art Collection . . . Thorn Bowlers Win Title; Prizes Awarded Thorn's Ready-Mix Concrete Co. won the Inter-City Bowling league championship Saturday night in a close battle with Grand Lumber Co., winning by a total of 2399 pins to Grand's 2359. Both teams ended the regular season play as top clubs in the first and second half. Tuesday night the clubs met at tha bowling alley to receive team and individual awards and cash prizes. The grand trophy of the league went to the winners. Bill Clark .won the high individual average av-erage trophy with 163 pins. Lloyd 1 v. - r - , . ; - " ' - " ' ' - . ' . .. ' - -. '. . '..v.-' ' - . . . i ' . ' . 1 : i ' - - . i ' i ' ' . ' j X i : X - . ' Above, a replica of the statue, "Mother and Child," by Dr. Avard Fairbanks," which is expected to arrive from Italy soon Whitehead received first prize for high series with 651 pins; Bill Clark was second with 70, Ed Wright, third with 557 pins. High game score of 219 for the. season was made by Boyd Snow with Lynn Williams second, 218 pins; Harry Ewing, third, 213 pins. To be considered for the awards and prize money a player had to bowl, at least 60 times. Only one cash award was given to a winning win-ning player even though he scored highest in more than one event, according to LeRoy Johnson, secretary, secre-tary, who has done a fine job of reporting the league throughout the season. |
