The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-28
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FACTORY LEAGUE
 BOWLING NOTES

There is to be battle royal, when the Locomobile team and the Bull lards meet on the alleys tonight Both teams have little side bet up on the result of this match game. Secretary Brosnan makes a special request to all bOwlers to be sure and see that the manager puts their names on the (official score book) that they will be credited for same in the averages, as all of the aver ages are taken from this book.
 Manager Al Smiths, s,of the Batchel- Ter No. team, bench at the factory day, after the smoke of Monday nights game had cleared away.
 Manager Warren Conner of the Batcheller No. L.. team, face was evening after his No. 1 team had taken three straight from the No. 2 quintet.
 Shape of the Smith Silver team late. Brace up Harry that is one of every good bowler's faults. t
 Did you ever notice "Bingy'' Nolan of the Singer five after he rolls his first ball. He has a peculiar habit Wonder why?
 Walter Casey of the American & British team, single of 101 in Sues- day nights match game was Some class. Keep up your good work Walt.
 
 The American & British team broke records in their match game last Tuesday evening with the Singers They hung up high team single of single of 4SS, by narrow margin of 2 pins. and they also captured the high team total pin-fall with 1889 pins to their credit. This beats the record of 1349, held by the Coulter 6 Mckenzie quintet.
 Ever notice the foot work of Whit worth of the Bullard five. z
 The Coulter & Mckenzie boys find it all love holding down first place just at present, but wait until some. of the other teams get started. They are just warming up now.
 Honest John wendt manager of the Armstrong team. is wearing 9
 
 makes all the boys sit up and take notice.
 There are quite few members of the league that cannot stand little joshing when rolling poorly.
 George Anderson is toppling the pins down in great shape for the Armstrong pin shooters.
 xa- - Singer pin shooters. has very speedy ball that scatters the pins in great shape. He has an average of 91 thus far which shows that he is hit ting the wood in good order.
 The Coulter & Mckenzie team, and the Crown Corset makers will roll off their postponed game tomorrow night.
 Haste is rolling a good consistent game for the Armstrong pin shooters.
 When the Geo. c. Batcheller No, 1 team, met the Batcheller No. 2 team. last Monday evening there was war on the Arcade alleys. Rooters armed with tin horns and rattles of every description were on hand to cheer their team on to victory, and combined with the coaching of snil- ing Warren Conner the Batcheller No. team, fairly swept the boards by taking all three strings from the away off in their shooting due in large measure to the cheering of their admirers, which caused some of the players stage-fr1ght.
 Manager Howard Stone of the Locomobile team states that he is go- ing to direct his pin shooters from the bench from now on.
 Manager Charlie Held of the Crown Corset makers has signed up a cou- pie of new men whom he expects will deliver the goods.
 John Kearney is bowling a fine game for the American & British team. Johnny has an average of aSi thus far this season which shows the fast gait he is setting.
 s.Biony'' Leeven of the Bullard team had better look out or he win be holding down the bench. "Blondy" has taken a slump in his rolling of late.
 The rolling of Bill Cole featured for the Batcheller No. team, in their match game with the No. 2 team.
  Kenzie pin shooters wore a fancy vest in their game with the Arm strong boys. which made big hit with the fans. and also proved lucky for him. Whittier was second high man on the team. Keep it up old boy, you have goAall the boys at the factory guessing how you get the big scores.
 Benny Coles, manager of the Amer joan & British team, hung up a three string total Of SIS in the game rolled between the Gun Makers, and the Singer pin shooters. Benny came within pins of beating. Wright's total of 323. He tried hard to beat it but the pins broke bad for him in the last two frames.
 Have you seen Walter Pitts of the Bullard toolmakers, new fade away ball. the one he gets his spares with. Just watch it tonight.
 The Singer boys came back good and strong in their match game with the Gun Makers. Their high team total of 1888 was good enough to