The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-01-21

There promises to be great excite
hent on the alleys next Monday ev-
ining, when the Geo. G. Batcheller
No. 1 and the Batcheller No. teams
meat. There is considerable rivalry
between both fives. while each hav.
4 large following who are placing the
iong green on their respective teams.
This game will have a considerable
bearing on which team has the right
20 the title of being the best in the
factory.
"Chucky" Callan is holding down the
anchor position for the Coulter & NC
Kenzie pin-shooters in great shape
Warren of the Lucomobile team will
develop into a good roller with lit
tie practice
Carl Hansen of the Batcheller No. 2
team. although not flashy roller. Is
generally good for total around $50.
'Blondy" Lesven Of the Billiard
team is one OF the cleanest and most
gentlemanly rollers in the league
He's also rolling up some big scores.
Marshall Banks Is rolling a fine
game for the Locomobile team. and
seems to be as good today as when he
broke into the game.
Keep your eyes on the American &
British teams they should. from all
accounts. be contenders for the first
division
II am Cole of the Batcheller No. 1
team would take off a little weight,
and ret a little more confidence In
hinself. he would be rolling up bigger
scores.
Wnitterwen Of the Coulter & Nc
Eenxie team learned something In
New York
The Coulter & Mckenzie team and
the Crown Corset pin-strooters will roll
off their postponed game tomorrow
night on the Arcade alleys.
Benney Coles. manager of the Amer
ican & British team. has his PIN
shooters on the alleys praoticing three
pretty good to Benney.
otto Abt is rolling up some pretty
good scores for the Batcheller No.
'dour seems to get the goat of his OPP
.ponent.
Steve Moran has been signed UP by
the Crown Corset team.
Byron Batcheller was the big noise
for the Batcheller No. team. in their
match game with the Crown Corset
team
An of the Coulter e. Mckenzie pin
.ehooters Increased their averages in
lthefr match game with the Billiard
boys.
f, whitworth of the Billiard team is
hitting the pins at a lively clip, and
sbefore the league season is over will
be recokned with some of the best in
the city.
Have you noticed the big scores that
have been hung up thus far by some
of the teams in the league?
From the present outlook a series
between the Factory League champs
and the Industrial League pennant
winners seems assured after the sea-
son is over. The Factory League boys
state that the Industrials have moth
ing on them. and from outsiders
lpoint OF view their statement seems
10 bear out.
There was war on the alleys when
the Coulter & Mckenzie team and the
Bullard team met in their match game
Hast Tuesday evening. Each team
had q most of followers on hand to
cheer them on to victory.
Charlie Hutchinson. the hustling
manager of the Billiard team. has the
fright kind Of stuff in him. and If his
team doesn't finish near the top of
THE ladder 1t won't be the fault of
Charlie.
Edward Langham of the Batche1ler
mo. 2 team Is a youngster who shows
great promise. and before the season
lis over will make some Of the mem
beers OF the league sit up and take no.
lltice-
/ The Armstrong Mfg. Co. team have
fbeen having quite a run of hard luck
tuf late with some of their best men
ION the sick list. They expect to get