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iN .ATTRACTIVE CHRISTmAS BOX $1 * Ib is l l.se bov1,m md. oaNdy ith Mr. 0.1k bus md. fammus« dmb.N.fb Sbhm Forence ec ade 744 Im frol, innf&aWnn.tka .579, 366 Ceintral Avenue, Highland Park Highand Park 1717 t 07, j g atL mesers noiVV nA Scu-j.J. Mornie Steiner's teamn won three straight games from the Ermmett Whealans and moved up into third place, tied with Weiler's Gardeners.ý A. J.. Bidwell's teain won two out of three gaines from the Edelweiss team, this. upset pushing the Edelwe, iss team down to fifthpace. Hoffmans -also 'won two out of, three games from. the Kuss Jewelers and thereby, held onto first place by the sl im margin of one game. .1 The ungalow Tavern .team took. the odd gam rm Weiler's Garden- ers,, and remiained in second place, one game behind the. leaders and only one game' ahead,,of the third place Gar- deners and, Steiners.' Lawrence Schneider rolled, high game for the'night with a 233: game, while Phil Bleser rolled second hon- ors with 227 pins. 1Pollowing is the, standing of the indiv idual bowles Phnl Second Hlh si ýer .. . . ... . . . .167 mer.......... ........-166 r ........................ 165 nan .....-........ ........ 162 ger.................;...,..;.162 ýr....................._.161 ter........ ............ 160 e n .. . .. . . .. . . en ................. 15 k - .... ....... . . . ..15 7 riflt........ .... 1.............157 y........... ........... 156 >fer ..................... 155 ýrger ................ -..... 155 nster..................... 154 1 . . . . 1 1 - . . . .153 3î.l....................... 151 eh . .. . . . . . . . .149 r . ........................ 149 r............... ....-148 >r.........................148 Ice ...................... 147 tan...................... 147 tan ...... .......... ..... 145 elder............ ......... 143 an....................... 142 ývdual--3 gantes leser..... .. .... ........44 igh lndlvldual-3 games lier ... . .. . . - . . 579 Kle gaine, Individual leer.......... ......... 244 ýgh single gaine, ial P. Welter............ 230 lesers seem to be a bard ion to beat. Phil is leading e followed by brothers Ed cut Krier's nold'on nrst place to a six-gaine margin in place of the seven-game advantage the league BULLETIN .Anhyone interested in watching the, Sport.sman league teains bowl is invited to, be at Bleser's Bowl- ing academy, 1901 Schiller street, Wilmette, next Wednesday night. The teains>bowl every Wednesday night. The -league includes some, of the best bowlers on the'.north shore. leaders enjoyed -the previous week. Edelweiss Iost an o pportuntity to gain in the race for the league champion- ship by dropping .two out of three games to the. Sunset. Villa of Win- netka. ,The Sunset Villa th .us helped î1leser's tie Edelweiss. for second place in the league standing. The Cycle-Inn managed to take one ~game frQlIHugo and, Bingo of Win. netka. The Wilmette Tailors, by losing three to Harry's Budweiser, siipped dloser to the cellar. The Tailors' are now only two games ahead of the last place Cycle Inn., A glance over the record of bigh scores for the season reveals that Bleser's have the high single teaui game, 1,020, and also the higb team score for three games, 2,863. The' Edelweiss team has the- second high- est score for three gaines, 2,802, and Krier's Buffet has the. second high single gaine team score,-993 The individual high score for three gaines is Phil Bleser's 661. Gene Matteani is second with 656. Wil- liam Teichert bowled the highest in- dividual single,.game, 267, and Ray Rau was second with 257. Eollowing are the team standings, corrected through last week's games : Won Lost Average Krler Buffet 27 9 872 Edelweiss 21 15 868 Bleser's 21 15 864 Hugo and Bingo 20 16 $58 Harry's Budweiser 18 18 864 Sunset Villa 17 19 835 Wllmette Tallors il 25 825 Cycle Inn 9 27 825 re ail pupils of Miss ci Andreyer, matic asso- 't j