CANDLEPIN LEAGUE AVERAGES
$Up to & incl.Apr.10)
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Pos.: Bowler:
i* Anselm ......
2* Monahan • •••«
3. Powell ««•«•«
4* MaePtens .***
5* Snyder *,*.«.
6* Stetson • «...
7* Fichteman •••
8* Porter
9. SchumacJjer *•
10. Murray .o....
11. ' Henry
13*. Barry...
134 Chamberlain
14. Houts .......
15. Edwards <,*»••
16* Parrish
17* Walker •*••«•
18* Luther *•»»«•
19* Gruhn
20* Buyea ...«.»«
21* * Martin ,*•*••
22* von. Grenp ...
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Officers «
Co*fBn ...
Co„!,E" ...
Co*"F" ...
Co*"F:’ ...
Officers 0
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Co.”F" *.*
Co."E” ...
Officers *
Co*"E1* ...
Co*"E” ...
Co*"E" ...
Officers *
Co.’\F" ...
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1,313
1. 231
1. 786
1,768
1*003
1,713
1„255
1* 210
1*. 675
1,436.
925
1, 4G0
1* 611
1.3.34
1,343
446
1,114
863
1,062
423
419
209
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256.2
255.1
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244.7
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229 - -3
273 o 7
233*3
230*3
226:, 8
223.8
223.0
222.8
237.0
212.4
211»5
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1-Game Ay
87.5
85.4
85.0
84*1
83.5
81.5
81*4
80*6
79*7
79.7
77.9
77.7
76.7
75.6
74*6
74.3
74.2
72.3
70.8
70.5
69.8
69.6
High Individual Single Gone;
la Fichteraan,Oot"E",
2. Anselm, Co^'E11 ©T
3* Anselm, Co.^E" •,
High Team Total,Single Game:
la Co^’F", .a. a. 437.
2f CoVE’Vc "F" «. 431
3« Officers .... 430#
High Singles: (Unofficial):
High Total,3-Games:
13)2* 1* Fa ch+eman,Co.HEu, 304
108. 2c Anse3m, Co^'E", .. 286
106. 3c Snyder, Co .."F" ... 281.
High Team Total, 3-Games;
1. C0."F,r, ..... 1,271.
2. Co."E", . 1,246.
3. Co."F", . 1,244.
1. Fichteman, 117, 2. Walker, 114.
3HE BASEBALL PROSPECTS:
A glimpse at the Slcatxng-Rink-Baseball Diamond to
day shows that the ice has not al 1 gone trom the playing surface, but is
disappearing ranidly, -and with good weather, the national pastine should
be under way at Chilkoot Barracks within a nc>nth,r.t the most*
The possibilities of a good Post Team this year
loom up in fine shape# Andy,Mawell,IJook. and others of the old squad are
gone,but from the dope, there should, not be mch trouble in filling their
shoes# To replace the old reliable ’’Tex’* Niruth behind the bat,we have
a raft of cabii fates,Grant, o* "E" Co->, Cole, of ' F1', IIi.13 er, of the QI.1C•, and
several more*. Lt#Ssbree*s I039 will be felt grett]y,t>ut Clarke, of nEn,who
showed well at the end of last season. Rogers, o. "F” Co*?Butler,of "Fn,and
McCoy, of "E1*, with Mathews on. of "E’1, ought to supply the need nicely# First
Base seems to be a question, with Knorr,of ”Fr,vas c. likely niminee.while
Sgt# Harney will doubtless more than fill l Brewirk' a place at the middle
sack* Bruce Wilson of f’F,? has shown strong at short, and may land it, while
Burns,of ”F” Co#, displayed clans on the hot corner laet fall* Other in
field aspirants, Schumacher, of ”F", Crocoll, of the F4). ,a:od many others,
have also shown up well last year, and their chance i*s as good as the next
man's* For the gardeners,Burch, of "F",Simmons,of the CMC#,Fichtenan,of "E",
and several new men will make a good fight* Not one i'lace on the team is
filJed. -if somebody can show U3 something,-and it:l.l be the best man that
will land the position# 3uG 1923 prospects look bright,-very bright#