POST CANDIEFP! LEAGUE AV21AGES:
Tile results of last week’s bowling nade sev
eral • changes in tn© individual standings of the"League rollers. Cpl.Pow
ell, df ’"F” Co., jumped into the lead of the bowl ars now on the Post,with
the excellent average of 35c6 pins per garae for 24* gone a, while many other
changes in, position; will be’noticed by comparison with last week’s stand
ing. The way they line up is as follows:
Pos. Bowler: Tearn' Games: . Tot*P*
1. Anselo. Co.,5Ef' c.. lb
3 -G. Av •: j-G.Ay.:
3.
7.
Bo
' 9e
10.
11.
12.
13.
It .
15.
16.
17.
13.
19.
20.
21.
22*
23.
Geo ’’F11 ...
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Ol I iv ©r S> <- e
/*•■ liTj'll
•J *■ ■ u.’ <> a j
Tj c . e
Officers..
PC,
;rpM
€ 4 O
u • •
Powell
If onahan .«o -
IfaePtens e o „
S nyder
Fichtemail . *
Stetson
Hurray
Porter ..... Co."E'
Schumacher.h . Co.-”FM ...
Henry ..... a Officers..
Barry .. Co* ,rE!T .. •
Chamberlain. Co* "F,f . • •
Parrish • Co* "35'* .,.
Houts ...... Go.wEH ...
E dw cards t.. Of fie era.*
Walker ..... Co*MEM .v?
Luther • ••••
Gruhn ...... Officers*.
Martin . • • • • Co® "F,T •. •
Harney
Euvea
Co."E"
coi,,F”
Of*f ider6.«
von Cremn
24
23
27
12
27
27
A* a.
18
24
12
18
24
9
15
21.
15
15
21
9
3
6
6
1,313
2,055
J pqo
2* 285
1,003
2,186
2,161
1,679
1,434
1,877
935
1,400
1.861
G84
1,1.34
1,562
1,114
1,083
1,519
638
212*
423
411
• 4
4 4
• •
• *
* '•
• •'
• 4
• 4
4 4
4 •
fl 4
4 4
4 4
4 4
• 4
4 9
262.6
256.8
256.0
253.8
250.7
342.8
340.1
239.0
239.0
234.6
233.7
233.3
232.6
328.0
326.8
223.1
222.8
217.6
217.0
212.6
212.0
211.5
205.5
• *
• t
* 4
4 4
87.5
35.6
85.3
84.6
83.5
80.8
80.0
79.9
79.6
78.2
77.9
77.7
77.5
76.0
75.6
74.3
74.2
72.5
72.3
70.8
70.6
70.5
68.5
BASEBALL TO GET "JNBER 7AY 300:!:
It won't be long now before the crack of
the bat against the horsehide will bo heard throughout the land,and
the raucous voice of the 'fervid fan re-echo frora the bleachers of
Chilkoot Park* The playing field,both in and out,is already entirely
free from snow,and only a thin coating of mud over the infield prevents
an immediate start of the diamond, pastime* The ashes of Lt»!!aertens's
ill-favored Skating Rink, far from being a source of trouble to the
ball-field,will prove a help,aa they con be used to good advantage in
filling in holes at the bottom of the backstop and C-rard-scand* Tk3
said ashes will* be removed,.and the ac/.d mud should dry withxr. two weeks’
time, and then all "will be ready for Shorty Leppie, the Baddy of the Um
pires, to pull off his mask and yeli;-‘?hs batteries for today's gone
are-for Co*”E",-Spiff levitch and O-Brien, -f ot Goo"F”, **Castolucei and
Abrahams*'-Play Ball*!" •
Until then*just a word of warning to the ambitious fling'
era now passing ’em in front of the 33aiTaok.it Go easy on the arm.-until
it's warmer# This A3 ask an climate is sme hard on brittle soup~bone3.
Lay off the curves and tiba speed until the sui. heats up a bit.
' Nuf Sedl'o