SPORTING
ROWLING CHAMPIONSHIP FINALLY DECIDED:
Hail, Champions, all hail* "E" ff 2 took the second and
decisive fall out of ”E" ff 1 Tuesday afternoon. Neither team
displayed their usual form, aitho the rooting for both was lOQ^o,
and ;f 2 gained an easy victory, not because they were good„ but
"j a cause they weren't quite as bad as -,f 1. CinchO, who got ma tree
•' )lla now?
SUMMARY:
Andruakiewicz 179
Olzewski 137
LaLonde 124
Maxwell 155
Jordan 132
Co/'E" ff 1.
152 156 487
142 142 421
105 115 344
125 116 396
164 136 432
Total pins,
2080 .
Statzer
Roark
Mo ok
Swick
Petitti
Co.’fE" rf 2.
157 132 162 451
135 145 142 422
125 164 149 438
140 161 142 443
179 189 148 516
Total pins,
2270.
The team leaders, Andy and Statzer, did not display their
usual form, and their example was studiously followed by their
men, with the exception of Petitti of Hqrs. Co., bowling for ”E"
2, who bowled as if he really wanted } 2 to win. He had high
game, 189, and was the only man with a total over 500.
HERE LIES
‘BCYi/LiNCr.
DIED A NATURAL
DEATH IN THE SPRING
OF 1922.
REQUESCAT IN PACE.
NEWS OF THE MOSQUITO FLEET:
Now is the season when Ft.Seward soldiers become sailors.
The water and the air is filled v/ith boats and rumors of boats.
Sgt. LaLonde launched his canoe, the "0wl"Monday afternoon,
just ahead of Corpl. Sutherland, who launched his, the "Helen
Blazes II”, immediately after. Sgt. Howell and Corpl. Jordan
are repairing their boat, the "Mascot’'. Corpl. Colburn is figur
ing on out-canoeing all the canoeists around here. Sutherland53
"He1 en Blazes I" is in dry dock, as is Swick and Vhippie' s boat.
We are nnt certain of the name of their boat, as we have heard
them use several very discriptive adjectives in referring to
it. Corpl. Shaffer became eligible to the ranK of Admiral on
Thursday. 7e noticed him wearing four blisters on each hand.