Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-09
CHURCH LEAGUE NOTES
by Uncle Dudley.

The Bonsal trio was pitching quoits |
at McKees, November 2. They made |
an average of .147.
c. White of Brandywine can bowl as
we'll as he can pitch ball. Some bowl |
ing, 202-222-212, Gao; average, PIP |
You lead the League.
Herpel OF Westminster wae second
high man with 557. with an average of
1856. and Howlet of the same team was
third, 545. with an average OF 1872. The
BOBBY prize went To Weldin OF Han
over 1913 for three games, an average
OF 100.
West was all dolled up Thursday
night and no one TO bowl against
Union and Second Baptist must have
got mixed up In dates.
Crossan of Bethany was rolling them
some, November 2.
The merry whirl OF the bowling balls
has commenced for the season.
1t was raining ono Thursday night
and most OF the men carried umhrel-
las and tho game ended about II. 30
y. m. At II .45 D. m. in came n fellow
and asked the attendant II he didn't
leave an umbrella there. The attend
ant asked him what kind Of an UNI
brella. He said any kind. that he wae
not particular.
In China 1t is a custom that girls are
not welcome, but / notice that il is
different about the quot games being
played at the the different churches
! Up to MCKccs and the ~"
! There the scores are rolling high,
| And YOU wonder tho reason why
Because tho hoys are allowed TO try
To beat the other fellows scorc 90 die ::
Recauae they don't drink rum or rye.
That's the reoeon they oil have n good
| eye,
Md when the game ir over they all
say good by
Sing song OF bowling.
How the boys from far and near,
Come TO send tho balls n rolling,
For the price isn't very dear.
ION Thursday night their bowling
Shouting with JOY and glee
When fellow ~ends the pins
SPRAYING
For n higher score, . Geo.
Sing n Gong OF quoitH.
on the boards they're pitched;
Thirty and two teams are out this yea
not 10 quit
When the quot .s or tho board II i
ditchcd
Come on fellows. some teams haven
timc 10 wait.
As they will leave you all in the ditch
Now be sure 10 ounces is the weigh
4 OF the Essex quot that "a pitched.
Sing 4 song OF ba ketban.
\ game you all know well:
u I; is played in hail,
a Ky everyone who can spell.
n You don't have 10 he short or tall,
]; doesn't make any difference
You are Joe or Nell.
e And when YOU make foul you ca
- hear tho call:
>, When the game IS over, the ecor
the tale viii tell.
II Brandywine had the hooks throw
. into them Monday night. Barrett Ia
their goat. Last year he was the
tnX. Al Traction Company game the
sent Karl 10 the bushes and DEM va
= so crippled he couldn't do anything.
h Captain Bill eaid he was going
fire them all Il they don't do bette
and get some bush leaguers. Dire
u tor Lynch said, Il see visions OF a CT
fCr Goldman
- First VI. =. has taken little OF Il
starch out OF Delaware Avenue. Uui'
- and Firs;-Central had a tough flgl
/ Burris and his Tenth and LOmba
3" street boys trimmed the ears off Cal
Broughall's Grace boys. Olivet
among the missing.
Uncle Dudley bowed into Cent?
- Monday night and found Smoky Wo
bridge teaching his boys how
,a pitched horse shoes in the year
y. 1862.
As Monday, November 2O.-Please ia
note you are all welcome TO come oV
10 Brandywine and see them recei
the TWO cups for baseball. They q
thinking Of buying building 10 Ike
m al, the cups in. Director Plummer {
r tends all a hearty welcome as he sa
M here is expected a big time that mig