ALL READY FOR A RACKET- TENTHS 7ANS TAJC3 NOTICE:
Die court is ready,-all 3et for play. Die companies have
plenty of utensils, -rackets, 13:1:110 bolls, etc,-and the net is already
in place. So g<* to it! I If desired, a tonnis tournament "/ill be arran
ged later,-but first^get the kinks out of the old wrist, and limber up
'• stiff ^underpinning 3.
. ...... The* following rules to govern the use of the Tennis Court
have been presehtei. to. the'*Ohilkoot Post’*, for publication, -by:vthe E;- ^ * -
ft R. Officer. . .... . . ' *•'
'* Ihe. Enlisted lien of the Tost will be permitted to use the Of
ficers* Tennis Courts on Holiday.Tuesday?and Thursday,after 5.00 P.M.,
and at all other times when the court is not in use.
A slate will^be kept.at the Tennis Court for the purpose of re
serving the time of piayo In case the four players who reserve a per
iod fail to arrive within five (5) minutes of the tine set, the court
will stand vacant for the alternate signers or others.
Periods of play are limited to one hour's tine. Die periods will
run from 1.00-2.00; 2#00-3.00;3.00-4.00;etc.,beginning and ending on
the hour.
No players may reserve the court for more than one period,nor
nay they use the court for more tine,if those who sign for the next
period fail to arrive on tiu6;if‘there be Others waiting. This ap
plies to all members playing,(ihleas by agfreerdent with the succeeding
players, one or nore of the old4 (^rbup are* allowed to continue with the
* new players. •.. '' • .
Tennis or gymnasium shoes’must be worn.
TJngentdemanly conduct on tlie court will result in the player*s
being forbidden the use of the court.
' Walter N.von G:-emp,E.ft R. Off.
SERGEAMT
MASURY RECEIVES THE 3.3.C., • '
Eron toe "Juneau Gaily Ebpire", of April
13th, the following very interesting bit of information is taken’. It
relates to one of the Host popular aoldiere of toe I’ost, Sgt.George
1 .Haaury, of Co."E" -and we all.congratulate hin. 3ut we know that
no natter how grea- the honor that could cone to hin nirht be -he'd
be worthy of it, u *
Under a 'Washington, 3 .C.Hea ling, toe "Qopire" quotes!
' * ~fffGe?at T-:fa3UI7. •Co."E»,7th Infantry,now stationed
at Chilkoot Barracks, Alaska,has been-awarded the Distinguished
Service Cross for extraordinary heroism in action,at.Vladivostok
Siberia,on November 17th, 1919. Masury entered a burning railroad
station, and^unassisted, brought women and-children to safety throueh
a fire-swept cone." - ‘ 1’ 6
STANDING' OF THE POST FIGHT LEAGUE • '
•Outfit:
Co.
• Qwl.IwC •
tied. Det. «• «t«
."F" co; - .....
i,
IT
o
o
L,
0
1
1
Percent:
,1c 03.0
, OCO
.00 0
1
.... No games to date*
p- t* M ,Coupauy Sivcn “ extra ten(io)points by the Board of
ight Control,as one of it, two victories was gained by a one-armed
member of the comphny.
v i understand that there has. been another game in the League i
but are informed that its result had no effect upon the standing quoted
ab ove .