Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-04-15 | Page 14 | Team Champions Tumble in Taste Bowling Meet

Team Champ Champions ons Tumble In Iii State Bowling Meet Utah's team bowling championship will be in new hands this year for lor the first time in three years after the Western Optical crew fell off the throne at th the Temple Temble alle alleys s Tuesday night with a poor 2634 total The rho current leader is the tho Henager Business college collego team composed of 01 George Olson Jeff Jell Mansell Manse Jack JackQuinn JackQuinn Quinn J. J C Henager and Frank K BaIter rolled 2779 f io to tin finish ish 1 end rne pin bead ahead 6 hi tho bIlo squad qu d. d i Olsen Jack Burt Howard Kennedy Sid Maughn and Eddlo Eddie Fortress While the defending champions were falling far below their normal game the other touted individuals sprinkled generously through the six she teams on the alleys also turned In a R. generally d disappointing performance per per- Kennedy alone got a series with 20 and tho major majo maJot teams have find their at t the tint there ther is b championship I a that 71 will stand atana It i Ic I. 13 pins pIn more than the tho Opts rolled Tolled In Jn winning winning- last year car but it is about 75 pins less than thon was needed d to wIn In tI the live previous tournaments The team teRm also heads 11 tim tho handicap division With IUt 2050 2950 which is not expected to withstand next weeks week's wholesale attacks Olson who rolled without error to get 1566 QuInn Quirin with hi his in in- 21 in his second game Kame and nd J nse who cam back with and tt iI W first tame tame- game game- reduce to by byj three splits carrIed car car- ned rIed burden forthe leader eader were 31 pins ahead to start the tho last game gamo and turned in Henager converted a 9 7 split pUt by way of getting Fortress shooting Kennedy and Olsen Oldsmobile turned in a brilliant 1020 only to fall a single pin short A stubborn seven which kept Olsen from a double strike in iii tho the last frame a 7 7 10 10 split for r Burt In the tenth or any ny of ot several dozen tiny bre breaks ks ono one way or the could have t turned th the tables n nW W teams were er i harassed by splits pUts the tho leaden leaders getting 26 6 and makIng makIng- 20 made against eight but they overcame these thee by bunching their strikes more moro effectively although the team teams 69 59 9 The 1925 events events nIl mark set net Sunday Sun Sun- day by Bill Murray of ot Ogden gro grows s more moro formidable every every moment Most ost of ot the stars shoot their singles and imd and Thurs and nd urs- urs day but the ba han uphill climb he rolled led than Murray did tenth team play Herman Berman s saved ved fI a fighting with a game game 21 Tuesday for fora a 70 total and Quinn kept a D. mathematical mathe inathe- hope alive with his se se- se ties ries s. s The held by Lee Stratton of Ogden is not expected to stand The doubles mark of 1304 held by Murray Murray Murray Mur Mur- ray and Carl Critchlow is another matter matler however Handicap and women women women's division play IU iou x 1 t V. V Week r- r 1 r