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SPREAD-EAGLING the field by eleven points, the Staff quintet emerged on top as 20th Century-Fox' powerful scratch bowling league roared to a finish at Hollywood Recreation's lanes.
Hailed as champions were Bill Washo, Dave Malmen, Paul Wurtzel, Ed Bonome and Harry Durrell, who won 57 out of 81 points to top a field of eight teams. The Giants and Camera Owls tied for second with 46 points: Effect's 43 was good for fourth. The Sink Stoppers, Construction, Red Devils and the Yankees finished In that order.
Topping the average sheets was Johnny McCafferty of the Effects trundlers. Mac's sensational trundling gave him a 191-average for 75 games. Chris Christensen's 715 series set an all-time record for league bowling at 20th Century-Fox while Paul Wurtzel's 267 proved to be high game for the season. Twenty-five of the 64 bowlers had series marks of 600 or better while only fourteen bowlers missed the 200 mark.
Although they finished in sixth spot. Construction produced high team game effort of the season, a snappy 1005. The Giants' 2843 series was another season's high.
Those Outlaws — Harold Cudworth, John Skube, Jerry Dobson, Joe Molden, M. Fountain and Roy Pierce — proved the king combination among 176 bowlers as they captured honors in 20th Century-Fox' 20-team handicap bowling league at La Clenega Lanes.
Winning 85 out of a possible 108 points, the Outlaws topped Henry Fonda's second-place Quints by a comfortable 9-point margin. Although the Quints had to be satisfied with second place, they nevertheless covered themselves with glory by pounding out a torrid 147 series, topped by a 1091 game. Their sensational performance set a new record among studio handicap leagues.
Jess Wolf of the Police quintet topped the average sheet with a 182average for 45 games. Maynard Rugg's 180 for 72 games followed. Johnny McCafferty's powerful 246-205-201 — 652 series topped individual performances while Bob Galloway's 267 game, rolled on November 20, stood up as high individual game for the season.
All but three of the twenty teams had games of 1000 or better while eight squads bettered 2900 pins as series marks.
Final league standings:
Team
Won
Lost
H.G.
H.S.
Outlaws
. 85
23
1048
2978
Henry Fonda's Quints. .
, . 76
32
1091
3147
Editorial
. . 73
35
1070
2940
Transportation
. . 71
37
1063
2943
Camera Owls
. . 65
43
1047
2963
Police
63
45
1023
2913
Laboratory Owls
. 62
46
1010
2860
Wardrobe
. 62
46
1000
2794
Carpenters
, . 61
47
1026
2901
Staff Shop
. . 55
53
1014
2944
Painters
. . 55
53
1019
2829
Publicity Bull Shooters.
. . 49
59
984
2775
Auditing
. 48
60
1005
2727
American Legion
. 43
65
1002
2856
Garage
43
65
1015
2875
Landscape
. . 41
67
101 1
2814
Maintenance
38
70
978
2870
Grips
. . 36
72
1010
2788
Bowlerettes
. 32
76
1076
2857
Camera Cubs
. . 30
78
985
2796
SIXTH
Annual Golf Tournament TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX STUDIO CLUB 1941 COMMITTEES GENERAL
Joseph M. Schenck Darryl Zanuck William Goeli Sol Wurtzel
William Koenig F. L. Metzler, Chmn.
ARRANGEMENTS
Col. Jason Joy
Dan Clark
Vic Christensen
Al Hartwig
F. L. Metzler
Joe Rickards
George Wasson
Tom Young
Ed Hansen
Jack Burton
Eugene O'Niel
PRIZES
Joe Hirigoyen
Nick Janios
Joe Keenan
Bob Lollier
Tom Little
Jim O'Keefe
Bill Mayberry
Jim Ryan
Alex Kelly, Chmn.
Lou Purcell
HANDICAPS
John Anderson
Lou Tate
Al Lebowitz
Lloyd Nobles
Joe Rickards
Jack McEdwards
Matt Rogers
Galvin Wood
Chet Gore
Eugene O'Niel
ENTRY FEE
John Blauvelt
Pat Matthews
Lloyd No
bles
STARTING
Joe Hirigoyen
George Weiss
John And
erson
Labor Leads in Softball
The Labor team is the only softball nine to remain undefeated after three weeks of play in the Studio Club InterDepartmental Softball League by knocking off victories over Landscape, 17 to I : the Grips in a close 3 to 0 contest; and Construction, 9 to 1 .
League standings after three weeks of play:
TEAM
WON
LOST
Laborers
3
0
Transportation
2
1
Construction
1
2
Laboratory . . .
2
1
Painters
1
2
Plasterers . . . .
2
1
2
1
Film Cutters
2
1
Property
0
3
Landscape . .
0
3
RESULTS
OF GAMES
First
Round
Transportation
. . . 6
Film Cutters .
. . . 2
Plasterers . . . .
. . . 9
Construction
. . . 2
. 15
Property ....
. . . 0
Painters
. . . 7
Laboratory . . .
. . . 4
17
Landscape . . .
. . . 1
Secon
d Round
Construction
... 6
Painters
. . . 5
3
. . . 0
Laboratory
. . . 8
Landscape . . .
. . . 2
Transportation
. . . 5
Plasterers ....
. .. 2
Film Cutters .
. . 7
Property
... 3
Third
Round
Plasterers . . .
. . 14
Property
. . . 6
Film Cutters
. . 9
Painters
... 4
Laborers ....
... 9
Construction .
... 1
Landscape .
... 4
Grips
. . . 8
Laboratory . .
... 2
Transportation
. . 1
Following is
the sch
edule for the balance of
the 1941 season:
May II: Laboratory vs. Grips
Transportation vs. Property Plasterers vs. Painters Laborers vs. Film Cutters Construction vs. Landscape May 18: Transportation vs. Laborers Painters vs. Landscape Construction vs. Film Cutters Property vs. Laboratory Plasterers vs. Grips May 25: Landscape vs. Plasterers Property vs. Laborers Painters vs. Transportation Grips vs. Construction Film Cutters vs. Laboratory June I: Grips vs. Film Cutters
Plasterers vs. Laboratory Property vs. Landscape Painters vs. Laborers Transportation vs. Construction June 8: Laborers vs. Laboratory
Landscape vs. Transportation Film Cutters vs. Plasterers Construction vs. Property Grips vs. Painters June 15: Property vs. Painters
Laboratory vs. Construction Transportation vs. Grips Film Cutters vs. Landscape Laborers vs. Plasterers June 22: START OF PLAYOFFS FOR CHAMPIONSHIP.
Games are being played on five diamonds af Rancho Cienega Playground, Exposition Blvd., near La Brea, starting at 9:30 A.M.
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