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Tja.n Won
Go. 'EM ,r 2 5
Haines 3
On, "E'« v .*1 2
Hers. Co. Z
Officers 0
LEAGUE
Lost
1
1
Z
1
3
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Bet. Total fins.
.750 17752
. .750 .17546
.500 17835
.535 15187
.000 107o7
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“*> game v/as rolled between the-'hj" Go. rivals, ,r 1 and
v ^,Thursday afternoon. Two wan the first spasm by 11 pins, the
last by 1 pin, but the agony they were forced to go through in
the second cost them the game, and propabjby a chance at the
Championship, as this places Two and Haines in a tie for the
second half of the season, and with Haines bowling in the form
tho-y have beer, showing lately, they're mighty hard to beat.
.indy was high for One, with a total of 626, high game of
351. btatzer high for Two, with 611, Hoark of Two rolled high
game of 201.
Ohm
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.undruskievvicz 179
Olezowski
La Loud e
laxwell
J ones
Statzer
Sv/ick
Hoark
look
Pottetti
CHu LLEiiiGEH * o LLPlm TLL :
176
131
132
126
181
112
201
158
99
OHH -2244
191
166
122
153
142
TWO
161
156
121
87
174
TWO -2179
166
164
120
160
138
179
151
152
135
122
495
373
445
405
511
419
474
380
395
xhe widely heralded 3canc.ahoov.ian team, who guaranteed to
take our Post team into camp, met with a sad mishap ihr.s week.
They would have oeen still undefeated if they hadn't undertaken
the job of humbling our Champs, gad l gad i:
Andy stepped away from the conflict with two records, 578
total score for the contest, 233 for one game, the highest
scores made tlrs year Xn team coapetetion. Pot.itti, a recruit
in the bowling fraternity, was high man and .rolled high game
for the challengers, 481 and 164, respectively.
SILC'IuBY:
POST T2uM V;tel £376
SvS'tzer 135
Capt.Henry 141
Roark 181
Caneroll 125
SCLiJDRHOOVLuJS
Lalonde 1?5
R-titti 161
Mo ok 151
Olezewski 162
Sv/ick 157
134 578
1«8 Id6 437
182 i5i 425
188 164 633
140 138 403
/xOtal, 2251
211 123 469
156 164 481
155 151 437
131 137 420
118 159 434