Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22


to come This club conveys an eff
cient knowledge of Spanish in more
agreeable way than dry hours of study
or even class work, as it Is social as
well as educational in its nature. Wo-
men as well as men are eligible for
membership.
The chess match between the Z and
the Library was played at the Library
last Sunday afternoon, and resulted in
a decisive victory for the Library. The
score was to in their favor. Mr..
Chas. w Whipple scored the one
game for the Y. The opposing players
were paired against each otner In the
order of their strength. The lineup
was as follows:
Library-Sam Johnson, George Gil
man, L. P. Melville, r B. Wilkinson,
]. Royal.
Y. NJ. C. A.-C. w. Whipple, Alonzo
Crittenden, r. F. Mobeey, w. Wilson
Guy Mayer.
The match was very interesting and
the Library players not only played
a fine game of chess, but won the
hearty respect of their opponents by
their sportsmanlike demeanor. As
soon as the chess players have as
Will challenge the Library for a re-
turn match which will be looked for
ward to with much interest.
The Y building is a scene or much
intense activity at present owing to
the big campaign for funds. This
campaign, it must be understood, is
entirely for the maintenance of this
local in Bisbee. And everyone who
is able and who has any public spirit
and interest in the community in
which he lives should try TO help the
earnest Y workers financially if in his
power and also with his moral support
because there can be no question of
the worth of this particular cause.
DR.. Scoville's party of evangeiists is
much in evidence about the Y and are
very welcome visitors. Their gra-
ciousness and simple manly bearing is
making warm friends for them in this
district.
The Camera Club has recently been
repaired and is in every way an up-to-
date studio for high class amateur
work. All Y members may have the
use of this club by paying the nominal
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them a private key so that they may
use the studio for their work at any
time when the Y is open.
The Myak Club will meet as usual
Sunday at p. IN. in the banquet room
for a short study period. All are in
vited to meet with this club regardless
of whether or not they are members
of the Y Mr.. Kinard of Warren will
have charge of the study period
Next Wednesday night a three men
tournament will be started with IA
teams, the members will be handicapp-
ed according to their previous averag-
es with Mr.. Rogers as scratch man at
179. Each team will bowl other teams
in competition on the scheduled dates
and provisions have been made 10 al
low those on night shift to bowl their
games in the afternoon of the same
day There will be only one game a
week for each team, the tournament
lasting until Saturday, May %. The
following are the rules and the teams
entered:
Three Men Tournament Rules
Starts Wednesday, February rs. 1920
Fourteen teams of three n,-n each
One game a week for each team.
starts between 700 and 1880. Teams
will bowl against each other.
When four teams are bowling on the
same night, they will toss up for al
leys.
Members of teams may bowl their
games in the afternoon of the same
day as their teams are scheduled to
play. providing they mark the score
sheet tournament with number of
teams and date and bowl in competi-
ton.
Alleys must be changed each frame
Each bowler will be handicapped ac-
cording to their average in last tourna-
ment bowled.
ANY bowler not in previous tourna-
ments will be given handicap by com
mittee.
The teams will figure their scores
from their members handicap.
Each captain will record the scores
on the night bowled in the place pro
vided.
Handicap scores will be recorded.
Any member not bowling WIN re-
ceive his handicap average for the
team score.
Teams
L. =. ". SnOp-fuBner, capt. Butler
Nord.
2. New Comers-Duft, capt, Thor
sen, Miller.
3. Calumet e Arizona - Rogers,
cant, Amos, Cowan.
4. Commuters-Mrs. Tonkin, capt,
Mr.. and Mrs Kitchel
5. p. d. Mercantile Co.-Blair, capt.
Hickman. Zozaya.
e V NJ e A -Harrfn pf0n can nj
Tuell, Prodanovich.
z. Experts-Miss Core, capt, Miss
studley, Brown.