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BaSKNTBxjJjL LNaGU N:
Team XJf L Pet*
Natives 1 0 1,000
Allstar 1 1 *500
Haines 0 0 *000
Co. MN" 0 1 .000
BGw LING LNA1JL ;
Team N L pet.
Co."4M -,f ^ 3
Bqi’S • Co. 1
Haines 1
Co.',N'» <f 1 1
Officers 0
0 1.000
1 .500
1 -500
<d o *55*. •
a .ooq
p.p.
15575
12 SSI
1^053
15041
11047
30,/LUG: ,
The league game this week, 0o."LM f 2 vs H^rs.Go.fwas slew through
out. The best of a poor argument went to ,r 2 , giving them a
strangle-hold on first place* Only two good individual games were
rolled, Roark, 204, and Hood, 200. Parrish of Hcrs#Co.*s team still
leads the boys with high game.
The box score:
C0."R" it 2.
Roark 187 204
Statzer 150 188
Swick 153 142
Mo ok 15* 180
Barry 11V 105
Total pin-fall, 2239.
155
14b
133
142
11C
5*6
471
428
456
3r<8
Hqrs• Co*
Howell lev 1^8
Sutherland 12k 115
Cantrell 94 125
Parrish Lj3 146
Hood 169 200
Total pin-fall,, 1999.
Cantrell was replaced in- the second game
LsO
146
104
1.2
in 4
by Ward.
i)
305
322
1-03
493
THU P0S;T TEAM:
The tryouts for the Post Bowling Team resulted in the selection
of Andruskiewicz, 1030, Cantrell, 1005, Statzer, 955., Capt.Henry,
943, Roark,908, as the regulars, LaLonde, 902,and Olszewski,869, as
substitutes* Sutherland and Marvell also ran.
CHALLENGE !!
The Post Bov/
The challenge! c <
stand their team
has never been h
ling team f3 hereby challenged to defend their title
ire TaLonde,ivIookvOIezev.s>.d. ,SvTicl::, and 'Hoc 4. We under
:• ; known as 1 Tne‘ Pride of Scandahoovia" and that it
'area :.i- its uati/o land,
NEXT GAME:
League bowling Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock.. Hors. Co* vs.
Haines# A large attendance is expected, Rain-chocks will be issued,
if necessary, but carry your own mittens.