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Wicherskis Lead in

Cut on Prize Money

Winning 87 Games and Losing 53 in

City League.

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“COUNT’

TAUSCHECK

HAS HIGHEST

AVERAGE, 196

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Gets Prize of $10. —

Other Prize Winners

Announced. Sixty

Cents in Treasury.

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The bowling season has closed and the averages of the City league have been made by Secretary Wm. A. Lindemann and prize money has been announced.

According to the final standing of the eight local teams in the City league, the Wicherskis hold the high place, having won 87 games and lost 53. Their share of the prize money is $34.80.

The following is the standing of the different teams, the number of games each won and lost, with the amount of prize money each received:

Team Won Lost Prize

Wicherskis 87 53 $34.80

Brick & Tile 82 58 32.80

Montgomerys 75 65 30.00

Counts 66 74 26.40

Hackbarths 64 76 25.60

Cys 64 76 25.60

Boocks 63 77 25.20

Becks 59 80 23.60

Total $224.00

“Count” Tausicheck lead the local bowlers in securing the highest average for the season’s activity. The seven highest and the amount of prize money each received is as follows:

“Count” Tauscheck $10

George Wicherski. $8

Wm. A. Lindemann $7

Ed. Hulin $6.

Brown County Journal,

April 25, 1924