ALASKA HISTORICAL
T!ffi JPORTING_jffiWS: LIBRARY AMD MI5SLUM
WITH IHE ROLLING PIN ARTISTS: -
\ .Bogiftnihg. ■with: nixi ’NfonSay night, the Post
Candlepin League will replace the BIG PIN .cirqujLt#. vlhe Alley dev- •
oteee have easily picked up the new game,and’ som&*;iery. crieditable
'• 8cdi*&s are being made.•"'.There rwill b> thtfee teams in the new leag
ue, -Ct>*,rE,T, Co,"Fn,and the Officers. Pvt.Barry will direct thk
destinies of the ME" Co, outfit, -Cpl,Powell will head Co*”?11,and
Lt.Bfaertens will act as Captain of the Of ficeV&y Games will be
plkyfed'three nights per week.^Mondays, Tu e s days, and Fr idays,
■ ' 5 , Ihe picking of .their men frill'be up* to the Team Cap
f ‘-' tains* as a suggestion,however,• the Athletic Officer submits the
* following names o.f .men syhOja he knows can roll good scores at the
Candlepin game*Any other artists that the Captains;can gather, tho* ..
are eligible'so long as they; stick to the confines 9/ their ..res-•
■ • •pective companies*. RIVE men are tor be chosen *on each ^teeun* .
; The bowlers suggested'-to the Team Captains by the AtBle
;• etifc Of fleer aye as. follows::. : : • *
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Xriseln'
Porter
Clarke
Fichterqan
Houts.
Co* F\
Powell.
Chamberlain.
Schumacher# .
• Rudy* ;
• Wilson*
Buyea(tpC) •
M&thderson
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■' ■' ' Walker- , V _
fXhe Officers1 Team will be selected by Lt*idajertens,and .willisVi.,:'>’•
be ready for the gong. •’ ' J'*1 ” *. '* •
Cartes' next week will be:
t Monday —Co*nE’f vs. Officers.,
I'1 Tuesday —•- Cot,,F,f vs* Co*‘,E%
/’ “ Kriday — •*- Officers'vs. C0*wF”# * .
Thursday night has been set aside/by Post' Order,as Non-Commie
sioned Officers Night at the Bowling-Alleys. Each week on Thursday
evening's,the alleys widl be at the disposal of Warrant Officers,
Non-Coramissioned Officers,Harried Privates, Civilian Employees, and
their families, -f or Bowling •Pa’rtieg. ^in Boys, will .be provided by
the E.& R.,upon 24 hours notice* .
At, the present time, the Officers arid their .failles ane« using v
the Alleys on Wednesday nights,and are enjoying some very happy yy
parties.
THE "
*HILK OOTIE.SSWAMP SKAGTOWN: • : •? ;
‘ ;| In a one-side<f .game at jS&agway last
Satu’rday,night, Chilkoot Barra&ks ran away from the Soapy Smiths -
by a score of 84 - 14. 'Twinkletf Grant and Cap Clarke were the
big noises for the Soldiers, while Bruce Wilson and^Capt. Edwards
starred from the back positions. Marcvell* as’^jisual, shone ftor Skag.
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