The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-13

RECORD attendance at all the league
games thus far this season.
Blondy Leeven's high single of 116
went to smash when Wright of the
Coulter & Mckenzie team hung up a
single of 121, and three string total
of 321. Both of these. scores are
liable to stand for some time.
There is noticeable difference in
Teddy Blackman's rolling when he is
bowling the foul line game. =
The Billiard team sprung a sur
prise on the gun-makers, by taking
two out of the three strings.
Walter Casey was the big noise for
the American & British team, in their
match game with the Armstrong pin
shooters.
Parfitt is rolling a. nice game For
the Armstrong Mfg. Co. team
If Harry Sampson of the Batcheller
No. 2 team had to roll over three
strings he would be all undressed. -
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Mike. Brennan of the Armstrong
team did not roll in his true form
against the Singer pin shooters. 80
Keep your eyes on Irving Smiths
silver rollers, they are from all ap-
pearances slated to stay in the first
division.
Shape is holding down the anchor
position for the Smith Silver team in
great shape.
When it comes to being a good fell
low you will have to hand the blue
ribbon to Manager Warren Connor of
the Batcheller No. 1 team.
Whitworth of the Billiard team had
better practice keeping in back of the
foul line if he ever expects to become
a bowler.
All of the members of the teams in
the league should purchase rubber
sneaks, as they will be a great help
to them in keeping in back of the
foul line
Kearney of the American & British
team was mad clean through when
the gun-makers dropped two strings
to the Billiard boys.
Manager Gildersleeve's Singer team
is now leading the league. They have
won five out of six games, which
shows the fast pace they are setting.
link" Williams was the big noise
for the Singer team, in their match
game with the Crown Corset pin
shooters.
The Armstrong team showed great
Improvement in their rolling in the
match game with the gun-makers
Keep a plugging fellows some of the
teams are due for slump before
long.
Jack Kelley is rolling a fine game
for the American & British team.
Tom Halpin of the Singer team is
hitting the pins at lively clip, and
before the season is over will be
reckoned with some of the best in
the city at the duck pin game.
Charlie Held is now managing the
Crown Corset team, and states that
he will make some of the teams sit
up and takel notice before the season
is over.
Murray Jones, a popular employee
fthe ironing department of the Geo.
C. Batcheller & Co.. and who is also
very popular among the bowling
his home with an attack of appendi-
citis. His many friends hope for a
speedy recovery.
lately for the Coulter & Mckenzie
Machine Co. team.
Blondy Leeven of the Billiard team
heads the average column for the first
week with an average of 951 Leeven
was formerly n Brooklyn boy.
The Coulter & Mckenzie team
opened their season. by taking three
strings from the fast moving Batchel-
Ter No. / team.
Honest John Wendt. manager of the
Armstrong team, will always be
found on the coaching line putting
new life into his pin shooters
The Batcheller No. team will have
to show some improvement in their
rolling if they ever expect to get out
of the cellar position.
getting together a list of the PLAYERS
that are eligible to roll, and will send
list to each manager some time
next week.
Bentell is rolling up some big scores
for the Smith Silver team.
Goodrich is rolling a good consist
ent game for the Smith Silver pin
shooters.
Bill Demery was the come back"
boy for the gun-makers in their
match game with the Armstrong