STEVENSON IS
TOPS IN RADIO
j. TOURNAMENT
The officia: scores of the Anchor
age Elks Telegraphic Tournament
games bowled yesterday, sent direct
by radio from Anchorage to The
Empire, included the following
query. "Is Stevenson still using the
Canadian delivery?" R. H. Steven
son. of the Juneau Elks First Team,
brcke 200 three consecutive times.
213. 209 and 206. for a total of 623.
the best score bowled by any An
chorage or Juneau player in the
Telegraphic Tournament last night,
which appears to be a "retort cour
teous.”
The Juneau Elks First and Sec
end Teams, both still undefeated,
last night won their fourth consec
utive victory over their Anchorage
opponents in the current five-match
Telegraphic Tournament.
The Juneau First Team bowled
a total of 2.842 pins against the An
chorage Purple Team's score of 2,
473; and the Juneau Second Team
secret! a total of 2.820 to win from
the Anchorage White Team with
2.375.
Second place in the player totals
was won by M. H. Sides of the Ju
neau Second Team, who bowled a
score of 602, defeating his team
mate John McCormick, with a score
of 600. by only two pins. McCor
mick. however, reversed the decision
in the game scoring by winning sec
ond place with 222, beating Sides, who
placed third with 221 by a single
pin. Herb Redman of the Juneau
First Team bowled the best game
score of the evening. 23C.
