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set. as he pulled 90 in the second, but 81
in the last pulled him down.
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The Genoas came through with count
Of 474 and topped the Columbus by an
even thirty pins. They lost the otner
two by big margins.
Smith got away with two good games.
1o7 and 1oa. and then missed put oa,n ing the
average Of 103 is not SO had. -,
Ouigley fanked q Une-ought-three with
two games in the eighties. Any way
he had the satisfaction OF knowing that
the hundred game helped to trim the
Columbias.
High average for the week went to
Hates and Neubeck. each having Sl6:
Hates started with 1O1 and III. but Tell
two pins shy Of the century In the last.
Daddy cracked out 119 as his share In
the first game with the Salvadors. and
even then his team lost by five pins.
Good work gone for naught.
Looking over the line-ups; why not put
Daddy, Donohue, Dolan, Donnelly and
Dougherty on one team: Kennedy.
Koontz. Hates, Kane and Kiley on an
other. and McDonough. Mclaughlin. Nc
Carly, Mccain and McMorrts on a third.
The Salvadors were the only team to
beck helped the cause by shooting all
three games over the century.
District (Duck).
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Matchett. after getting away to only
a fair start, finished UP with ia and 1926.
giving him high average for the week.
The Requirement set was one Of those
SGT and 525, while the Belmonts were
getting sos, 513 and 500.
Haley sandwiched q measley little 50
in between two of liz and lit. Too bad
he couldn't have counted moro in that
second game.
The Resolutes claim the Garrisons had
about forty-leven horseshoes in their last
set. The 18th Streeters won the first by
six. the second by six and the last re-
s the roll IN by Ut three pins. s0"S winning
Don't know who Someone is or was.
but take it from us he sure did pi 'em
up. With 49, 141 and 118, he cut up
for fair. Wonder who that Someone
Cap Arminger started the first game
for the AGNES against the Hammers, but
90 must have got his goat, as he quickly
switched Harry Krauss into the lineup.
the Goodfellows. Just enough to help his
team win the entire set.
Northeastern.
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When was the last time the Bennett
Company won all three. All we have
seen for the last three weeks has been
where they have dropped one in each
set.
McAboy was the bowling kid during the
past week. That 362 set put the ldbosh
on the Bills for all three.
The Capitol Hills high set Of 1.O64 looks
pretty good. Every man on the team
shot one-hundred average excepting
Poston. The best Monk could do was
296
It IL to be regretted that the H,asterns
coud not have finished out the season
Rumor has 1t that q well known and fast
team viii finish out their part OF the
schedule
Charlie SaBb came into his own aeains-
the Fatimas. and had q 832 set. Hag a
Of the same team also showed up with
$50. These two sets practically won two
games for the Atiantics.
Tommy Crooks, the. well known local
professional ball player. made his debut
with the Atlantics and shot fai iy goo
set. Guess Tom failed to get the range
In the first two. but he re did lam 'em
in the second.
What's the use OF boosting up a bowler
when he rolls totals Of %. 50 and 81.
We're not going to mention his name
but you can be your last bean that Bill
Burhans knows who we mean.
Mike Mccormick turned In a good set
for the Capital FILLS in that big set. Mike
contributed lO5. III and lis, an average
of LIP.
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