199, for a total of 576—won first place |
in the three-game totals for O. Koski
of the Pioneers in the City League
bowling at the Brunswick alleys Sat
urday night. J. Halm of the Colum
bia Lumber team was second with 55“ j
and Ed Radde of the Alt Heidelberg;
team was third with 550. Halm bowl- |
ed one of the best games of the cur
rent tourney—225—for first place in
the game scoring. Radde was second
with 212 and Koski was third.
The City team beat Columbia
Lumber. Alt Heidelberg defeated
Frye-Bruhn. and the Pioneers won
from the Family Store with the fol
lowing scores:
Alt Heidelberg
Matheson 152 146 147— 445
Baker 162 140 153— 4551
Radde 212 169 169— 550
Totals 526 455 469—1450
Frye-Bruhn Co.
Durgin , 159 138 112— 409 ]
Gaser 173 90 132— 395 i
Barrett 151 152 138— 439 i
Totals 483 380 380—1243
Columbia Lumber Co.
Rieck. 135 132 115— 382
Morgan 158 127 151— 436
Halm 225 160 171— 55S
Totals 518 419 437—1374
City Team
Pout-ala 157 154 118— 429
Redling 179 134 190— 503
M. Ugrin 196 141 194— 531
Totals 532 429 502—1463
Family Store
Milton - 111 121 129— 361
Cowling 97 141 131— 369
Hudson 120 115 178— 413
Totals 328 377 438—1143
Pioneers
Ashby 131 147 1.59— 437
Seaton . 161 168 168— 497
Oli Kosky 188 189 199— 576
Totals 480 504 526—1510
The following City League games
are scheduled for tonight: Signal
Corps vs. Brunswick. 7:30 p. m.; Unit
ed Food vs. California Grocery, 8:30
p. m.
