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OFFICERS TEAM IVINS THE CANDLEPIN LEAGUE PENNANT:
By defeating Co, "F’^on last Friday night, the Officers
Five capped the flag in the Candlepin league x*ece* Their win over
”F“ put then so far in the lead that it was unnecessary to play off
the two ganes i emaining on the s chedule, as ’'F” could not tis the
Officers even if it had won the two ganes Deft to be rolled. The
final standing of the nengue Season wa3 as follows:
Team VU L* PvTr,_ToP- Av,Gane_:_ _
OFFICERS . .. V 3 ~crfoi) 11,389 1,188
CO.‘tF,f «r»»o 4 6 <400 1.1. ? 863 1.186
C0."E" .... 4 6 .400 ioUW 1.04V
THE GAME THAT VON THE FLAG:
OFFICERS: ( 1,226):
Monahan •*« 86 V5 ... .*349
Maerten© *#92 77 99 ... 268
Edwaads *« 69 76 69 214
Stetson,-.. 78 89 79 ... 246
Gruhn ... 89 79 81 »>. 249
416 407 40b 1226
v s«
Schunacher
Hurray
Snydex'- ,
F o’/ell
Martin
GO."?*"? (1.163):
, 87 75 74
, 82 73 79
, 72 72 85
, 86 80 74
. 79 71 74
406 371 386
236
234
229
240
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STJl&tfRY OF* 33AS0H UECGIOS:
High Singles:
1st: Pichtenan, Co*,fEH 112 •
2nd: ^nseln,CotWE" **••• 108
Ilonahan,Officers «»• 108
4th: Anseln, Co^’E" 106#
High 3-Gans Totals:
1st: Fichteman,Co,'’E1, 304*
2nd: Anseliij Co*'EM «»«•« 286#
3rd: Snyder, Go*‘*FTt 281«
BJULfcJLP 3-X A HJUd3*
The fell owing account of the B.itler-Davies uelee at Anchor
age, taken from the "Anchorage Tines",-shows U3 conclusively that our old
friend Ford used everything but the v/ater-bucket to greet hr.Bavies of
the city to the Jeatward* ./e won’t sa$-"We told you so",-but it sure
looks as if But was up to hie usual superlati/e form, Ve wonder if the
soldier representative of Anchorage is still keen to tangle with the
Chilkoot 3arracks b*y*
The "Titles" 3ays:
"With rights and lefts to the head, us
ing both freely,Soldier Butler fron Chilkoot Barracks, in the Jun
eau fight area, widely iecisioned Sniling Davies in 10 rounds here
last Saturday flight,before a crowd of fight- fans which packed the
new Elks’ Auditor iun*
Early :-r. the battle Butler f iund Davies1 head repeated
ly op3ning a c*\t on his tenple, gnashing his nose and lips* Butler
took" the lead in the 6th. and held it to the 9thfwhen Davies found
hira with a straight left* In the 3th Butler dropped Davies for the
count of :iine,*vith a 3wing to the head* Davies displayed great gen
eralship, weathering the round,and starting Butler's nose to bleedir. >
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