THE SPORTING PAGE:
Inter-Company Bowling League Standing*
Team: 7/.
"F" Three 2 '
ME" Three 1
Of f, One 2
T "E" One 1
A"F" Two 1
r
L. P etc T.P.
0 1.000 2274
0 1.000 13(35
1 #666 4031
I *500 2683
1 .500 24C4
Teanr V
e.i/iriAvo' o
Off,Two 0
«*J[» One 0
r;S,} Two 0
”FW One 0
5 -M -i PO t p -T.P*
*" r .000 2090
1 ,000 3119
1 .000 1016
0 ,000
0 .000 —
GAMES OF THE tfSEi::
11 Fw Three
Murray 330 163 141
Race 160 109 132
Rudy 113 81 90
vs,
* •»
c • «•
434
401
234
Jcnc-s
Sylvester
Stuart
403 353 363
"E" One
Andrusk* 192 168’ 156
Howell 122 149 192
Parrish 110 149 142
1119
vs.
* * t 4
516
463
401
Stetson
Monahan
Henry
424 466 490
« *
1380
Off, One
Henry 132 132
Monahan 139 120
Stetson 127 168
vs.
180 444
142 401
186 481
398 420 50b
1326
30
123
133
336”
Uuyea
Sylvester
Jones
y iJtTwo *
ISO “96 .... 326
91 74 «««« 288
117 119 369
353 289
♦ C It « • t
983
155
126
VtZ
423*
159
133
106
Off, One,
i.46 137 ,«»« 438
122 153 *..c 391
163 134 444
423 424
«»«**«
1273
3.13 164 436
103 117 553
317 304 32 v
398 533
ft?5
1116
J UNEAU WAS VERY SNOW/r
Both the weather and the athi* otus of the Cap j. tail City
was very unkind to the Cootie ie?ogatiro. Both snc'-roc*. us jnclert Capl?
Clarke and his hoopers root Juneau
basketeers* The results'—
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City, Tor/eau Hign.and the Douglas Hjgn
as
30
o u i;, c a‘u U 3. i Vy — — -
Juneau High -
Douglas High —
We were pr. 1 ’.n;b ou.telassedj
a game fight in all thiee gniues, and roosi^eo
from the Juneau and D’ - glas t ans* Playing on
v/1) j .* Iv l. C* i X’dOufl e
Chi *! !:oc t 3ai racks — 23 f.
Chilkont Barracks -•«« ID»
that s ail J. But the s^ldie^ s put up
the greatest encouragement
tne o-ig city floors had
the Cooties buffaloes, but after the first -a ;e they began to i':nd tnem
selves* Every man on the squad did hie cJurr.-i i«*‘y o\ t Clarke was tne shin
ing star of the outfi t, especially it* '‘he Jjn>garaeeMat!;hewr. was
painfully injured in that ns.* ee, but has s-in* t s-.-uvecedf
In bowling, the Pos ; also van vp aga?i. c •- Tav/tara»The Elks took
us on Friday night, and. the Juneau Firemen "i*. 5a km day* And herd's 'the
scores:
Juneau Elkf ««- 2, 560 Crt i.ct t Barracks •1*957
Jun..-Picons'1 ■ 2,364 Cn'ikcoi Barracks «"»« 1«975«
In the A3-ley Past».rie w^ were hopelessly snowed under, -but
Hevinge, that1 s no disgrace #7<i3'd like to see any bowling team that can
even approach the Juneau outfits*let alone beat then- When Barragar
can roll 210*234, 203, for a Cotal o* 647, and U«r;ce.r»i' can cop 202,158,172,
for a total of 532,then what show have our 300-400 rollers? We ask you#
The hospitality shown us by the Elkc and the Fire laddies i.s
a thing that we’ll long renember.We were their honored guests, and t-.sy
sure treated us as such.We’re gor ’em Mi