Bowling:
Hootch er3
Horaebrewers
Bevos
Lemos
Budweisers
Grapejuicers 1
Green Rivers 0
Co."BM League
W. L.
5
4
2
2
2
Games of the 'Week
Hootchers
Maxwell
Andy
Harney
137
147
131
415
143
156
116
415
THE SPORTING PAGE:
PCT.
.833
.800
.500
.500
.333
.333
.000
T.P •
7812
6486
5016
4495
7339
3634
4254
Bearcats
Rustlers
Silent Diree 3
Giants 2
Sea-Dogs 0
Tiger3 0
All-Stare 0
Co.uF,t League:
W. L. PCT.
4
3
1
1
2
2
1
2
3
vs.
115 ... 395
154 ... 457
139 ... 386
408 1238
Rogerson
Parrish
Gardiner
BudweiserSy,
83 113
' 130 148
118 142
331 403
.800
.750
.600
.500
.000
.000
.000
T.P.
5762
4847
5725
4383
1067
1938
3455
129 ... 325
147 ... 425
262 ... 422.
45*8 1172
Which, as the only game rolled this week, shows Gardiner of the BUDv4‘»EISERS
as the High Single leader, with 162, and Andruskiewic2 copying of the .High
Total,with his 457.
AND NOW THE INTRA-COMPANY LEAGUE:
The Company leagues showing signs of sen
ile debility,-playing about one out of every three scheduled games,- and
the correct dope having been obtained on who can bowl and who can't in the
two outfits,.^ 6eems to us that the right move now is to organize the Intra
Company League,-just as soon as the Company Championships have been settled
by the rolling-off of postponed matched in the two leagues. We’ll leave the
coming week for the settlement of that matter,-so if the Homebrewers,Rust
lers, etc. , don* x want the Hootchers and the Bearcats to walk away as the
undisputed Champs of their respective leagues,-it*s up to the HBs,the Rust
lers,etc. aforesaid to get busy and play off their postponed gomes. Other
wise we’ll take pleasure in handing the palm to Andy’s and Cantrell s co
horts. A word to the wise*.
Meantime,-the Companies are requested to pick out two-(2)
three-man teams each,-for entry into the Intra-Company League.By this? time
the ability of the different bowlers is pretty well known,-after their per
formances in the Company Leagues,-and the entrants in the I.C.League should
be the strongest possible, -as the honor of the companies and the champion
ship of the Post is at stake.
The Athletic Officer expects to have a five-possibl$ six*
team league.,- Teams No.l and No.2,from Co."E", Teams No.1 and No.2,from
Co.,,FM and one-oerhaps two,-Officers* Teams. The schedule is now bei ng
drav/n up,-and will be published next week after the postponed games in
the Company Leagues have been played off. A new arrangement for obtaining
the services of pin-boys without cost to the players is being made,-so that
the losers of future contests in the I.C.League won’t have to go broke.
Corp.Sutherland,Pvts.Parrish and UcGoy are chosen as the
pickers of the two teams in Co."E",- and Sgt.Murray,Cpl.Powell,and Pvt.
Cantrell are the judges in Co.”F". The lists of the Two Teams in each
Company should be in the hands of Chaplain Uonnhan by noon of Thursday,
December 14th,— for publication in the Chxlxat Post •