Evening journal., 1921-09-14
II CHURCHES IN
WINTER SPORTS
Basketball, Quoits, Bowl
ing TO be Big Noise From
Now on
LYNCH TO LEAD
ALLEY ROLLERS

Seventeen churches were repre-
sented at an enthusiastic meeting of
the board OF governors OF the Church
Athletic League in the Y. NJ. c. A.
last night. Plans and preparations
for the fall and winter sports, which
will include basketball. quoits, bowl
ing were made.
Thomas S. Taylor. president, opened
the meeting and presided awhile and
then turned the chair over to vice.
president, Wilbur e. Steele as he
had to attend a social affair at the
Brandywine church given in honor
Of Brandywine athletic association.
Reports of the various commit
tees we're made and accepted.
Francis e. Gallagher. Jr., chairman
OF the committee for the revision OF
the bylaws reported progress and it
was voted to hold a special meeting
at the Y. NJ. c. A. next Tuesday
evening to discuss changes. All mem
berships in the league automatically
ceased the first of September. Elec-
tion Of officers will be held at the an
nual meeting in October. also re-
newals of membership OF all players
In quoits, basketball. bowling and
other activities.
Walter X. Jeffers was reelected
director OF the quot tournament
which will be composed OF the fol-
lowing churches. and several others
that have not yet signified their in
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. st. Paul.
Union, St Stephen, Old Swedes. Nc
Cabe, Mt. Salem. Trinity NJ. Z.
Emmanuel, Olivet. First Central,
Grace. West, Second Baptist. Ep-
worth, Goodman and Elsmere.
John +. sylvanus was elected
director Of the basket ball tourna-
ment which will be composed Of the
following teams: Brandywine. st.
Paul, Union, ST. stephen. Old
Swedes, Mt. Salem. Trinity NJ. E.,
Emmanuel, First Central, Grace.
West, Second Baptist, Epworth.
Goodman and Elsmere. Several
others are yet to be heard from and
it is probable that there will be
eighteen or twenty teams playing
basket ball in the league this sea-
son.
Harry W. Lynch was elected di-
rector OF the bowling tournament
and the following churches have sig
nihed their intentions Of entering
teams: Brandywine. st. Paul, Union.
ST. Stephens. Mt. Salem. Trinity NJ.
e., Emmanuel. Olivet, First-Central,
Grace. West. Second Baptist and
Cookman, Westminster, East Lake
and st. Andrews are yet to be heard
| from as to what activities they are
going to enter teams
! McCabe is a new church in the
league this season and several others
are going to join. IL was voted that
the president send a letter to all
churches who are not members and
invite them to join by the first Of
october.
The Governors were greatly pleas
ed at the success Of the base ball
league which was under the direc-
ton Of Kenneth Horn. Every team
stuck to the last Union won the
championship Of the Saturday Divi-
sion and Grace are champions OF
the Twilight Division. Grace also
won the league championship by
defeating Union in the champion
ship series Two loving cups. do
mated by George Winters, will be
presented Grace and Union at a big
base ball banquet which will be held
the second Tuesday in October.
Right after the banquet the annual
meeting will be held and officers
elected for the ensuing year. Presi-
dent Taylor appointed Oscar Munda
chairman, c. NJ. Carver and George
Plummer as a committee to make
all arrangements for the big ban
quet at which an effort will be made
to have every member of the league
attend. A big season is ahead Of the
Church Athletic League and present
indications point to a wonderful tim,
for the lovers OF indoor sports fol
members of the Church League.