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CHI L 11
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Vol.2
Fort. V/i lliara K^bc/ard.Alasla - Fri.Llar»24th. 1922
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The Fort SywarcL pin-couplers are :sx king a name for then
no Ives in .the Inter-Poet Bowling isatctees-u^less somebody breaks
a leg,it in hard to see howthnycoi f ail t o win the competition
by the proverbiaj ..iile*Iu this-week's _atch the local bowlers
rolled up the very sizable score of 2,621,-so far as is known,
a nark never reached in any other Inter-post contest •Adding that
to their last week's score,the Fort now has a total of 5,090
pins.wmtli only 2,110 to make in the final natch next Wednesday
to reach a nark of 7,200-a. figure that is universally admitted
would v/in in a walk,as it has never been approached in an# pre
vious competition*
* Fort Howard's- ...ost dangerwas rival,-Fort Liscun,-this week
rolled 2,501,which sc ore,added to her last week's nark of 2,420
gives her a total of 4*921,-171 pins behind Fort SewarcmThe F rt
Gi bbon returns have n. t been received as v/e go to press * but that
post would have to roll 2,775 to scare us,and that isn't being
done this year .A-chore.ge and St diichaoL, to when postponements
were granted,have not yet bowled,but with the local bowlers rol
ling in their present form,the two absent posts night combine
their scores,and have a chance -but not otherwise.,
Ho ark, with a high single of 218, and b spree game total of
615,is setting a whirlwind pace,but Andrnskrewicz is giving him
a close race•Cantrell bettered his nark this week,but 3tatsor and
LaLonde fell off a little from their previous scores-.But now that
the boys have gotten their eyes in shape,watch for a 2,700 nark
next i7ednesdayP’V/nen.better scores are made Fort Seward will
make 1 era".The detailed score will oe found on the Sporting page
of this issue.
The Inter-Post totals to date:
Fort Seward 2.469 ..... 2.621 • •«•» 5.090
lor"-.- L.lncun y. # *.. 2.420 ,*. »»■>■ 2> 503. *«••>-• 4,9^1
Fort Gibbon 2,517 (Only 1 game) ••• 2.517
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A Although 2£ar«£6';;h had Leon announced as the date of the
oance to be given by 3)a»*idecn Pcst ,I?o« 10,A*L.-in Sta^pay, the
Committee have decided to postpone it until Saturday*April
1st *-expecting a iiuoh jargej attendance on that date«The party
will be of an ApriJ Foci navure„ar& ...any surprises are in store
for the -guests-A good five-piece orchestra will provide the
latest things in jazz,and a bounteous luncheon will be served
by the Comittee •'Pickets for the pa:ty ore already on sale on
the Post,by Legion officers,-SO - get your ticket row,-plan
to go to Sloagtown on the 1st,-and prepare to enjoy !,Le
your young life*
Don* t forget the dat e-April Fools* Day-April
And the Aiks* Hall,SKagr/ay,~is the place*
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