Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
Church Athletic Recreation Indoor
Quot League.

The Second Division League OF Church
Athletic Recreation Indoor Quolts opened
In y whirlwind start Monday evening,
with West Presbyterian and St Pallls
Churches leading the procession with five
victories apiece, and No. team OF East
lake Methodist trailing a close second,
losing one out Of the five matches.
The First Division League race Is
becoming more interesting with every
week of play. Edge Moor Methodist
team is steadily climbing To the top, and
came through in the running Of the leader
rhip by taking three out Of five games
rom tFnion Methodist on the latters
court. Emmanuel Episcopal Is closing UP
strong and will make il hot for the lead
ers.
The scores were as follows
Edge Moor Meth. u q p u ;
Union Methodist u II Is Q 2t-2
PLAYERS: Union, r. Jcffers. G. tlark-
ness, L. Weldin. IL Sanierson Edge
Moor, NJ Fish, T Adamson, II staple
ford. II. Hall
Westminster sprung q clear surprise on
Epwortb by cleaning the east siders mp
four out Of FIVE games and losing the
single match hy lone point. Captain
Alexander states his team Is coming along
strong. and will make it hard for teams
that are Inning up against his cohorts n
the future.
Westminster 2I 20 u 2l 2f-4
Fpworth Methodist, II y 81
PLAYERS: Epworth, Methodist. &. F..
Donovan. Reeves, Mahan, Mckay and
Moore. Westminster, II Walker. ;.
Hill, ". Brown. C. Dougherty.
First Presbyterian Church team made
a clean sweep Of ST. Andrew (, and Cap
tain Tuft, OF the First Presbyterian team
states that he has Friday evenings open at
the First Presbyterian Church court and
issues . challenge 70 any tesm IN the
Erst Presbyterian 21 y p 21 21-5
St. Andrews - Il Q 10 Il 50
PLAYERS: First Presbyterian, A.
worthington, G. Lindsay, Z Wool
rdge, c. Woodbridge 81. Andrew :. Boil
ton, Dorsey, Wyatt, Hedger, Wood and
Grier. Referees, McMullen and Miller.
Grace and EastIake Methodist teams
had lively time at Grace Church House.
The bows from Eastiake carried of the.
honors OF the last gan by a close margin
winning the series. three out OF i've games
Grace was well represented. and Cap
r.1fH -IftltIs III i%1S SliahN anu AlLN fsli =
we're pleased with the evening 5 sport.
The scores
Eastlake Methods, 16 q q p rs
Grace NJ. L. . 2l Is 6 5 PIP
Plaver> EaStlake Methodist A Mil
ler, l. Preston, " Baldwin, II "
Losev. Grace If. T.. " A. Hearns 4
G.. JefTe les, II " Cannon. ". " Shan
non and G.. \ Wilson.
ln,manuel climbed step higher in
their race for leadership by taking four ont
Of FIVE from Goodman Methodist Church
team.
The scores.
Emmanuel y y n = Ii
Cc.okman 10 70 Is l. IL
PLAYERS. Emmanuel. " Hunter II.
Ball. C. Long, II Brinton Cookman II.
Lynch. L Hughes, / Stewart, G. Stew
art.
Mt. Salem carried of the honor~ u
hve games from Brandywlne, and the
Delaware Avenue Baptist-Hillcrest match
was postponed until later IN the week
In the second DIVISION I4eague the
scores wen.
Fastlake NJ. T., No.2 Il q p p 2I-4
Harrison II NJ l. y ) Is 10 81
Players Eastlakc Methodist G.
Prince, r. Goodwin, Hall D r.
Short, Harrison Street Methodist, 4. 6
Broadway. \ Bradway :. Mckay, J..
Drr
Union NJ. +. No Il y l3 q 21-3
Hillcrest NJ. Z No. . q Is p 19 11-2
PLAYERS Hulcresf No , Baldwin.
Cavender, Philips and Warren. Union.
No . Harold GIhbon. Arthur Alisfon.
LesGc Reed Oliver Lprereon Referee
larpnct Porter and ~terndaIc.
Al important meeting IF the bowling
-aptains viii take place AZ the Community
service Office. N the Church Building.
Tenth and Market streets. "Wednesday
.vening AZ : T. III
All churche- Interested II bowling arc
requested - have 4 representative f.rc--
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