The Penn's Grove record., 1920-02-13
DUPONT Dyestuffs
Indoor Sports
Engineering Has Clean Slate in
Basketball Bowling TOurna-
ment to Take New Start.
standing of Basketball League

Standing of Basketball League
Won Lost Cd
Engineering .......... 0 1000
Jackson Laboratory =. 2 .667
operating ...........-. .667
Mechanical ............ 900
shots at The Basket
Don't forget, League Games are play
every Tuesday evening at 500 o'clock.
admission free to members, non-mem-
bers, 15c.
All-Star games are played every
thursday evening, before the dance.
Admission to members 15c, non-mem-
bera. Csc.
The All-Stars still nave a clean slate,
having won every game played to date.
Mechanical could win if they only
played one half. Nearly every game
the Mechanics have played this season
hey have held the lead at the end of
he first half, only to lose out in the
st few minutes. Some day we sup
pose they'll get their second wind in
time to grab off a game.
Operating took advantage of the op-
portunity they have been waiting for
on Tuesday evening when they defeated
the Lab boys in a fast and exciting
e>..e. Qiehl was again in the limelight
FOR the Lab boys and in between
knocks. bumps ard spills, played an eX-
, -flitaL 5ailiNH i2C
uted one remarkable shot.
Robinson proved to the fans on Tues
day evening that he is there with the
Goods and is steadily improving his
eye on the basket. Robbie" contrib
uted several goals to the Operating
score on difficult shots which, together
with his usual fast floor game, con-
WINGED many of his followers that he
is again rounding into his old time
60. hit x1.l. L,-a n~,4, ~ HE
college days.
Johnny ogden has been on the war
path for the past two weeks and no one
has been able to stop him with the ex-
option OF the stage at the end of the
DOR. Johnny's squirt has been direct
ly responsible for the clean slate which
the Engineers now have. In Tuesdays
game Ogden came near to up
his ribs as we would care to come per-
sonally. in a desperate effort to score.
While he met with success we couldn't
help but wonder whether or not it was
really worth it. 1t is time the YMCA
management took some steps to pad
the edge of the platform and the pip
uprights supporting the basket at that
end of the building. There have been
many narrow escapes from injury be-
cause of this lack of protection and the
time to act is before someone is injured
not after.
"Homerun Bob" Engler is rapidly de-
veloping into a enter of high calibre
and is probably due to appear in the
AII-Star lineup in the very near future.
Some critics have already p~assedfupon
him as the class of the league in this
! position.
Bowling News
At a meeting held in the Employment
office it was decided to throw out all
- ~ Io~liaon CxC-
tenn for the second half of the season
and take a fresh start. a great deal
of dissatisfaction has been expressed on
all sides with the handicap system
which proved to be a great help to
some teams and a little too much nan
| dicap for others. 1t was also decided
that the league should be consolidated
into six teams in each class as follows:
Ten Pins-Intermediates. Colors ana
Jackson Laboratory, Depart
ment. Indigo and Engineering, Power
and Mechanical. and DUPONT Chemical
and Carneys Point Works. Duck Pins
-Colors and Jackson Laboratory,
Chemical Department. Power and Me-
chanical. Staff, Indigo and Intermed-
iates. and Service Department.
1t was decided that in the event of
failure of a member of any team TO ap-
pear when his team is scheduled to
play. 100 pins Will be alloWeo IN zen
Pins and so in Ducks.
vote is being taken among the
plant bowlers at the present time TO
determine the ~advisability of consider
ing the total number of pins scored as
one point, making four points in each
| match instead of three as at present.
For instance, one team may lose two
out of three games in a match and stun
have made the highest total score. III
the plan suggested were ADOPTED a
match resulting in this manner would
he declared even, both teams receiving
two points. All votes on this sugges-
tion should be forwarded to Mr.. F. Z.
McVaugh at once.
Another point decided upon by the
League management is that games VIII
he PLAYED every Monday. Tuesday IN
Wednesday evenings, one game or ten
,ins and one 81 duck pins being played
each night. The new schedule is as
ollows
BOWLING SCHEDULE
Ten Pins
February 18th. Intermediates VS. Col
ors-Jackson Laboratory; nth,
VS. Indigo: 18th, Power VS. DUPONT Chem
icaI; 23d, Power VS. Indigo; gath, Cheml-
cal VS. Colors; 25th, dupont Chemical VS.
intermediates.
March LIST, Chemical VS. duPon Chem
| zeal. md, Power VS. COlOISs olut AhNiSC
vs. Intermediates; Sth, dupont
IS Indigo; 9th. Chemical VS. lntermedl-
ltes: 10th. Power VS. Chemical; 18th.
Colors VS. Indigo; 18th, Intermediates
VS. Power; 18th, dupont Chemical vs.
Colors: 22nd, Intermediates VS. JaN..soA
Neutrality-suspicious. 23rd. Chemical VS.
,e,- oath. Power VS. dupont Chem
cal: 29th. Power VS. Indigo; S0th, Chem
'cal VS. Colors; S1st, duPont VS.
intermediates.
April 5th, Chemical VS. DUPONT Chem
ical; 6th, Power VS. Colors; 9TH, Indigo
IS Intermediates; 18th, dupont Chemi-
| cal VS. Indigo; 18th. Chemical VS. Inter-
| Mediate; 18th, Power vs. Chemical; 18th
| Colors VS. Indigo; goth. intermediate VS.
Power; 21st. dupont Chemical VS. Colors.
Duck Pins
February 10th. Staff VS. Chemical;
18th. Service VS. Power; 18th, Colors vs.
indigo; 23rd, Staff VS. Service; gath,
lower VS. Indigo; 25th, Colors VS. Chem
cal.
March LIST. Staff VS. Indigo; End, Ser