The evening world. Newspaper, March 10, 1922, Page 31

White Elephant Bowler ‘Rolls 107 and Ties for High Score. Eighteen five-men teams took the drives at Thum's alleys last night in The Evening World Headpin Tourna- ment. Of the ninety men competing only one was successful in rolling 100 or more, the score necessary to win a silver medal. R. Barth, one of the White Elephant team, was the suc- cessful one, rolling 107 and, incidental- ly tying for high score to date. Several of the other bowlers came close to the necessary hundred, but weakened before the twelfth frame. Most of the bowlers competing are not accustomed to tournament bowl- ing and the plaudits of the spectators probably produced stage fright, al- though no one would admit it. The high team score of 481, made by the Inter Church team on the opening night, still stands, none of the eighteen teams that bowled last night having been successful in dethroning them. SCORES. CORPORATION—Butts 4’ Antkes 70, Silverbauer 6: Total—J18. VIL SERVICE CLUB Van Noxtrand 59, ¥ Kirchmer 89, Noehren 62. MARTIN TIRE MoDeavitt 59, M A. Antkes 86. AND BAG Hampe 45, Hollander 60. CASINO, WEST NEW YORK No. 1— Willlam Ragat! 86, Jolin Ragatt 80, Albert Louis Ttagati 58, Martin Ragat! 10. WEST NEW YORK *No. 2— WESTERN EL dor 92, Satterlee 8: Culloch 0, ey Yo Pem- rel 60, rish 48, Strickland 4h, J 9. aXA R—Moran 41, Mi- SHitithe 88. Tekr 18, BAUM, HOBOK! - J. No, 1 Smith 50, 53, Bas- 7 ‘Total <BAUM, HOBO N. J, No. 2 — Managers Now in Hurry to Develop More Curve Twirlers. hampionship season curve ball pitehing n the major leagues than has. ever been witnessed since the aboli tion of the so-called ‘freuk’? deliv Managers of the cinbs, who have been time through the months to review of 1921 and formulate their the coming year, agree unanimously that eurve ball pitching can stop the hatting orgies that characterized both sixteen different forded ample long dreary winter eason plans for Nig league races last year. Many of the managers of the Ame nd the National 1 ue clubs have enlisted the services of some old time expon- int of curve pitching to teach the art ty rookie moundsmen down South The winning of the world’s clam- pionship last fall by the Giants, from the slugging Yanke has always heen attributed to the strategy of the ger of the n rs in with inst in sending bis ictions to feed batsmen curv Is. This f the World were not aster stroke they customed to a steady fire of ery 1 their h batting artillery w silenced Series classic, for Livelier ball, or no World's Series of 1921 proved that the hitting Yankees such as Ruth Schang, Peckinpaugh, Ward et al, were not invineibl ‘They could be stopped with the proper kind of pitching, And the proper kind oF pitching was curves Notwithstanding that little hos beer mentioned about the ul that played havoc last year in. the ‘ the manufacturers have ing with the ball in an en deavor to eliminate the superior grad of war material that was used in manufacturing the baseballs, inc Haseball tised this year will not be sc ive to home run hitt this Will be another ald to \ This coming vear is Iikely to see the passing of the last of the spit. ball pitehers who were permitted to remain inthe big bt es and use their moist lull throughout the rest of their ca veers under the big tent, ‘Slim’ Caldwell of Cleveland has passed out of the picture, Gallia ¢ fhe St. Louls Browns made his exit more than a year ago. Cleotte ts a memory to-day in baseball, Jack Quinn, Allan Sothoron and Allen Rus sell will probably spen pir last ye in baseball this season. Phil Doug of the Giants, Doak of St. Louis, an Rurleigh Grimes of Bi moist ball twirlers in th cult, They are all commencing t lyn find BarthOnlyM edal Winner In Second Night’s Play THE EVENING WORLD, BOWLING TEAMS R ROLL FOR EVENING WORLD. PRIZES TO-NIG TO-NIGHT’S SCHEDULE. PARAMOUNT (Famous Play- ers Lasky Corporation.)—6 teams. BECK “ENGRAVING CO.—2 teams. JACKSON, Jersey City—2 teams. UNION BRANCH Y,. M. C, A. team. F, BING & CO.—1 team, MIDWOOD, Brooklyn—1 team. SEAMAN—1 team. BEEKMAN HILL—1 team. COMMONWEALTH FUEL, Brooklyn—2 teams. ‘ORK BDIBON. ‘00 No. Reddington 53, ‘Total—869, BLEPHANT— vibietn 8, Robinson i458, "saath NEW YORK BOWLING TEAMS LED BY VETERAN JOE THUM PLAY IN TOLEDO MEET. TOLEDO, 0., of the 1—Geter Finnerty 88, 107, Smith Busse 91 March 10,—Offic American Bowling Congress holding the annual tournament expect high mark in the five men di vrion to be upset to-night. On the first squad in the team division is scheduled the A. H. Arnold Five, ‘he team that rolled a score of 3,047 in the Buffalo tournament in 1921 only to lose the championship when the Saunders of Toronto banged out a 8,066 total on the last night of the tournamen-. The Fleming Furniture team of Cleveland, which finished in third place last yeur with 2,961, is another that is seheduled on the first squad of sixteen to-night. The Brucks of Chicago is still another big competitor to-night. The line-up of the Brucks Includes Jimmy Blouin, known as the cham- pion of the bowlers by virtue of win- ning the recent long distance tourna- ment in Chicago. Four other Chicago teams, three from Buffalo, four from Cleveland and two from South Bond make up the balance of the first squad. now New Track, Allowing Spiked Shoes, May Account for Records. With more than 500 entries repre senting the leading colleges of the East competing the - Intercollegiate Association of American Athletes of America will stage its Initial championship meet at the 22 ment Armory to-morrow evenin though the oldest amateur athletic ganization in the United States, with a record of forty-five make the correspond the annual A outdoor On the second square are nine] tittlar games, these contests will be[| high and broad jumpers and pole | door form it is expected that further Chicago teams, including the Live|*he first indoor intercollegiates sanc-| vaulters have been constructed at a| inroads will be made on existing Stock Press Numbers One and Two, |tioned by the association cost of approximately $5,000. figures for track or fleld events: and the Bowlers Journal, one fri eclal efforts have been made tol The indoor athletic innovations} No previous meet of the season has Cleveland and six from New Included in the last named i Spartan Fi eran Joe ‘Thum. uptained by the Plan to Check Heavy Batting With Many Curve Ball Pitchers In League Races This Season the going \ for they are not youngsters. Coveleskie of Cleveland, the stalwart Pole; Urban Shocker of the Browns, and "Red" Faber of the White Sox make up the last of the pit ballers who ure likely to be the last to remain in the among majors When these twirlers drop out of Sight there will be numerous curve ball pitchers tc them and with good curve ball pitching hitting is bound to return to a state of normaley as it did in the World's Series, and a happier medium found in the offense and defense of the game to muke it more interesting. Danfroth Louis who came to the St frowns in a deal that’ sent eleven players to the coast, is another High Grade pitcher who ts likely to rank high a curve ball twirler before the 19: season terminate Danfroth, wl was up twice back to the in the minors, majors has ¢ und sent s been accused of doctoring the ball, but he strongly denies it. His long finger e him such a firm grip on the ball he can make it do just as freak tricks as if he were using emery, or pitching a shine ball Cochran Leads German Star In Cue Match The includes all the sale Welker’ Coet WiAVing: hie smartest spring models for ally steady game, defeated rien and young fellows, in- man champion, trich H both blocks of the opening duy’s cluding the three and four button tweeds and herring- bones as well as the swagger new topcoats. Also 250 suits with extra pair and 100 four- Every gar- of their 2,400-point match at Strand Billiard Academy. The a noon score t ter wus 400 to 341; the tally evening block total as they enter the the contest stands S00 to 689 400 to 345. The second day of Made to Sell for $40, $45 and *50 of trousers, of the Am . piece sport suits. ii was Hagenlache : tnacone oeAIHE ment a topnotcher in style, al CORI Reet eal quality and character, During t after m block | n Ty ‘ “4 Vy number of high runs and playing 1 hae ee nerally consistent game. Cochran's little too much tor him and he was| fy facilitate the sale. forced ta bow before the Americans ——— Canada Ratke at New Golf Ruling. TORONTO, March 10.—The of the F erday Executive yal Canadian Golf announced its refusal vo the Royal and An Club of St. Andrews pro- * in competition of « coved or slotted clubs rhe vad ‘gi ru did Committee mplonship at en’ Toronto Golf Sept. 1. Club, initial board far outdoor portable eight-lapto-the-mile run- ning track, straightaways and sprint 154 NASSAU ST-TR DIDECT. ENTRANGE: FR bu. 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LEGENORE GEORGETOWN. and in pre lishing college of their in FRIDAY, MARCH 10, winers to holders of Metropolitan A A, U entered teams oomposin number Dartmoutt 1922, Over 500 Leading Athletes to Compete i in Meet For College Track and Field Championships attracted either the quantity or quality of the entry list, for the I. C. A. containing as it does champions of call tit five, Pen: thre Hi seven and Princeton fifth with forty two. Inchide P Georgetown Brown, Amherst, Massachusetts Tech known. and New York University. Points,| ‘The managers of the Dodgers, counting toward the indoor champion-| j:rooklyns, Visitations, MacDowell ship, will be scored under the 5—4—3 in each event the Oth sy new pected be Princeton, Yale s In the great Meld of stars who will compete some of those Who are count ed upon to win. poit leges. Include Lovejoy, « bla Yale (Z % ie Erb vtits. bik t OE oo bittd tbett bt Bhetneo Biishis Bilkent Pr Mikes} Dhitneo oO bith d tb ott ri G Georg und Kelly and sprints: F Prineeton Whitney, Harvard; the hurdles Penn State; R. E Cornell; ¥ tow HA New ryCe Styles and Des Sec Hand Ready-to-Wear formerly sold as igh a $3, 1 six will stem for the first five places of Ernie Reich, Celtic Player. A. A. A. ibre from Olympic games les. Sixteen colleges hav in the twelve events the programme, of which compete in every Through the courtesy of League, a testimonial will be Leading Basketball Players +9 | Meet i in Big Benefit Athletes Will Honor Memory Late the man. agers and players of the Brooklyn and New York teams in the Metropolitan offered the New York team. The Inws the Winonas have not met be filled with strong good playing. = The Winona Girls have ocfeata. | most of the leading contenders in this city as well as in thelr own States they appeur as the mort tortaladte: opponents of the Inwood team, ihleh: | has a record of fifteen victori¢ambd | opposith end sixty-elght ‘i Cings1 iz eds yt city. | (night at Prospect Hall, Brooklyn,|UMY one defeat. Kings >ridgiesstt, |) ‘cornell ts secon y* | doe the poveees of honoring ihe Johns, Hudson Guild, Jonas, 143, nsylyania third with fifty a 5 me mem) Fort Tee, Mishawaha, Piea: te arvard fourth with forty-]ory of the late Ernie Reich, former|and Kelly Springfield Girls } ner Institutions to compete enn State, Yale, Syracuse, Lafayette, Columbia, A close contest for} ranged a programme with the feature Indoor title trophy ts ex-] attraction a basketball. contest tween Cornell, Dartmouth, tween two teams comp Pennsylvania, Penn State Harvard, trict, The St. the St. SI for their col-| meet in a second game, Lever, Pennsylvania; | the games a vaudeville bill will ornell; LeConey, Kauffman : presented together wit Lafayette; Graeb, Colum- |! pe) Soe wansker. Harvard, In the] “nce programme. turron, Penn ate; Massey, | ‘The Inwood \irls' Quintet, which re- Kimball, Cornell; Hutman, Legendre in ard; Shields, P. Brown, : Douglas, Driscoll, Burke, Har’ and Columbi Lafayet Higgins, word, Square Garden, lege; Woodring and Sutt-|°* cuse; McKim, Connolly, |New Jersey, claimants to the title for wn; Helfrich, Penn State, that State, will be the opponents of A. ¢ Captain of the original Celtics and one of the most respected and appreciated basketball players the game has ever Knights and Powers teams have ar- d of the best ten players in the metropolitan dis- James Triangles and phen's Big Five will also In addition to cently won the championship of Great. er New York by defeating the Man. hattan Lassies, Is scheduled to defend its title on Sunday evening at Madison fhe Winona Girls of or Da he victims of thy Mew |) ‘Tarrytown was the ‘only to conquer the Inwoods, K. C. B, Big Five, representing br Manhattan Siate Hospital at Ward’ Island, defeated the Onyx Big Five by the tally of 64 to 42, Teamwork featured the attack of* the Maphat- tan combination. Kuss made ten n Hela goals for the home team, are alt amon Yorkers, quintet Starling Greys capwured the first fame in the series for the Bronx championship when they conqugred the New York Separates by a goore of 36 to 28, The second game of the series will be played at Hoffman's Casino on next Sunday afterneen. The action which went with theclast gamo between these two quintets gives promise of a good contest. Guerdon, Seifert, Schmoor, Herkéel- der and Westrup will be in the:regus lar lineup for the Starlings while. the Separates will take the court! with Goldie, Milligan, Maroney, Crouch and Lennon. In the preliminary game at Hoffman's Casino, thev'Van Nest Five will tackle the Sterting *. of the Bronx. 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