Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-04-18 | Page 15 | Layton-Duffy Team Shines

Layton-Duffy Layton T Team earn Shines lines I Miss Zilla Layton Laylon and Bill Duffy Dully I distinguished themselves as one of the most formidable contenders in inthe inthe the tates tate's first mixed doubles bowling bowling bowl bowl- ing tournament at the Orpheum by leading the 18 teams in the qualifying qualify qualify- ing play Wednesday To Together ether the duo had an actual score of 1072 averaging per game came Duff Dully Duffy scored for his three games with marks of and Miss Layton's total resulted from games of ot and Another squad will roll Thursday Thursday Thurs Thurs- day night The high 12 teams then for the complete field will be qualified qualified for the championship session Sunday Sunda Total pins plus plus handicap In Sundays Sunday's three games ames will determine determine determine de de- de- de termine the winners Mrs Mark Weiss and C. C J. J Butts were only 31 pins behind the leaders leaders leaders lead lead- ers in actual score shooting 1041 scratch Their 78 pin handicap boosted boost boost- ed their aggregate score to 1119 against the 1159 total for the Layton Layton- Duffy Dully duo which drew a handicap of 87 Elizabeth Klein and P. P C. C Jensen JensenI were third both in scratch and handicap handicap handi handi- I cap shooting a score against for Miss Lawson and Ken Moore and i for Mae Mac Smith and Norm Shultz I Miss 1 Lawson led the feminine players with a series serle-s. shooting Miss 1 games ames of and Layton's s 's Mrs Weiss Weiss' and and- Miss 1 Smiths Smith's followed in order Mrs Weiss had games ames of and while her partner averaged aver averS aged aced Joe Barneys Barney's was the best single single sin sin- gle score for the men although Vic Vie Hampshire ran him a a close race with witha a I Handicaps are figured on two two- thirds of the difference between the individuals individual's average and for men and for the wom women n. n The standings after Wednesdays Wednesday's round First score eore is scratch total second l Indicates Indi cates etes P S handicap and third the gross Bros tots total Miss My L' L ton fluffy Duffy 1072 87 87 1159 1159 9 Mrs Wel Weiss Weiss-C. s-C. s J. J Butts 1041 78 78 73 1119 I E. E P. Klein C. C n 84 84 1078 1078 Miss Ken Moore 81 1063 81 1063 Mrs 1062 1002 1062 Mae N. Smith Shultz 73 1048 72 1048 J J. J Lamph-L. Lamph L. L 1047 1041 1047 Mrs Brenneke Brenneke 34 1035 1036 Miss s y McLeod Mc d 1010 1010 Mrs Colombe SOS goO 90 OG- OG J J. J St Stwart-B. Stwart wart wart-B. Stewart 98 Mrs Mr R. Sherman Henderson 1 9 95 8 1 Braue Braug Mrs Braue-A. Braue g 3 B. V. ft Hampshire fiOl- fiOl 69 69 Mrs Mis J. Barney D Barney 96 98 95 Mrs Shriver M. M. M Weiss 99 sn- sn 99 SIn Mrs r Mayberry MArberrY Mayberry Mrs s. Mr 88 Thun Thursdays Thursday's Schedule 8 P. P s MIS Simonik Dim BIm Esther Klein Jo Joe Barney Mrs B Barney BArDey A. A Abrah Abrahamson Mr Wade Wade F P. Jackie Baker-Jackie Quinn 9 P. P m. Mr Mr Wilks Wilks A. A Braug- Braug Mrs Braug C. C ns Evl Evans W William lra McCleo Droubay D. D A A. Kila Watson Wetson L. L A. A John on Sees Seese William Hallmark Hallmark