SPORTING PAGE.
INTER- POST BO VLING.'-.GAivS :
Jas a sad affai? for the reputation of our Post, dy goodness
graorous, boys, what a tumble! And after all the nice things we
said about you in the last two issues, all we can say is - it
might have been worse.
SUtEiARY :
andruskiewicz
3t atzer
Roark
LaLonde
Cantrell
POST IE.
170 173
155 155
155 132
165 157
145 133
155 499
151 472
118 415
134 455
159 447
Total pins,
2239 .
BASKETBALL QA1£E IN HAINES:
The Sporting Editor witnessed a bang-up game in Haines Wed
nesday night, the Haines team vs. the Natives, won by the vil
Aagois. 22 to 19. While not quite the best basketball we have
cast o*ir lamps on this year, it was the hottest contest we have
had the pleasure of rooting at. Haines, tho neary always in the
lead, .vas never safe, and the boys sure worked for their vic
tory . fctts appeared to us as the star of the evening, and
Stidham and Tompkins did slighty fine work. That long boy, Stid
ham, grabbed the ball' off the ceiling several times, and made a
great throw for a basket. Acklin played his usual steady game
at certer. Coombs appeared a little off in basket-throwing.
Ve want to see more games like this one,for the Natives have
a strong team, and the Haines boys had to extend themselves the
limit to win.
■ffi DOK *T KNOW
exactly what will happen in Whitehorse, but we remember our
lasc trip to the realm of the "Mounties" , and win, lose, or
draw, know we will have a royal time.
PLAY-0*F FOR POST BOILING CHAMPIONSHIP:
It’s up to Co.ME” 1 and Co.”£M ;/ 2 bowling teams to get
together and arrange dates for the Championship play-ofr, and
if they don’t start something soon, we will set a date and
tcwl for both teams ourselves. That’s the only way we could
sver bowl on a Championship team, anyhow.
UNDER THE HEAD OF INDOOR SPORTS;
Ne suppose cones the wonderful dingus that was set up in
the day-room yesterday. '.7o hear the uniform for playing the
gume is - pink or cerise sport shirt, flowing blue or yellow
tj_e, etc. However, we impovriseI a game on the contraption
last night, and as we made expenses at it, we are hugely in
favor oi it, altho it1s too long foi some things and too short
>r cthci 3 ,
THE MEXT SPORT of the troops in the field is hereby announced,
FISHING. We want alx the anglers in the garrison to know that
the Spotting Editor is veiiy ciedulovs, no fish story ever
sounded irpiobaole to him, and wo invite you all to tell us howr
oig the cno was that got away. .Ve even. believed the one a cer
tain Vnt.Qfr. told last year