Basketball
News of 11 the Snorts*,
^ea^iio Standings,
Bowling.
qtefcftS” &•_ Jul ?0£, jpean V/. L* ?ct.
Co. "EH 2 0 1.000 co."E"# 1 3 0 1.000
Natives 3 2 .666 Co.»»EMi- 2 2 2 .500
Haines 2 2 ,500 Hdqtrs.CS. 2 2 ,500
-ull-Stars 0 3 ,000 Haines 2 '2 .500
Officers 0 3 ,000
Total
6,845
8,868
8.762
8,414
6,023
\
of sone
>f the Na
sc ore
i he jeu0ue ^ ;ne this week s,.v; the all-St^r literally
snowed under by the Natives to the tune of 40 to 4 in spite of the
b&fscore a^inst then however, torouch credit can not be ;iven
the iill-St^r Te^n for crippled <r s they were bp the lost
of their best players they put up . >:- ;ne fi:;ht,Donnelly
v/rs the Bin Noise of the evenin'' v/ith 9 baskets for his
The lineup
Natives (40)
J. Johnson 1, f, r*
Donnelly r. 1. f,
H. Johnson c, c*
Willard 1. r.
W. Johnson r« p* 1#
I
ives
(4)
f.
f.
P.ll*s< trs
Orr
C onnelly
Haudyshell (Parrish)
'Hood
Jones
BOWLING:
The l6o^£ue bowling match for. t is week provided, a bi{; surprise
in the defeat of the Got "E" #2 team at the hi nds of the Heines
^■^111 ns* The results of this contest leaves a three cornered
tie for scond place in the leai^ue standing* Sholdjn was the
hi'S"h man for Haines with ; tnark of 212 2 pins behind Parrish* s
league record of 214. Swick was the big ao rrer for the Com nv
Team with 189 » ' *
The Box score;
Haines
Tompkins 183
Sheldon H3
Schroeder 198
Combs 18®
V^lkley 149
Co. ”E" j»»,
Roark 188
Swick 133
I.look 96
Hopkins - 164
Statzer 152
173 161 517
192 212 517
109 136 443
146 156 471
147 171 467
Total 2415
172 181 541
189 . . 153 475
162 179 437
165 150 499
137 111 400
total 2352
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LEAGUE G.iffiS NEXT \/EEK;
Bowling,- Co*
Basketball, Go*
’E" #1 vs
"E" vs,
• Officers,- Teusday, January 3,
Hi nes,- B* Hall H ines, Thursday,
January 5.**