Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-27
SECOND ROUND CITY thin PIN
LEAGUE STARTING TONIGHT
Several Teams Look Good to
Cop Second Chapter-League
Meeting Tonight

The schedule for the second round
of the Augusta City Bowling
League has been announced by the
league president, Arthur S. Merrill,
and matches will start this Monday
evening at the Y. M. c. A. bowling
alleys. The managers of the teams
will also meet with the president of
the league this evening at the "Y" to
decide just how to break the tie now
existing between the Calumet Club
and the Red Trianglers for honors
in the first round! The bylaws of
the league call For playoff between
the winners Of each round and as
there are at present two winners for
one round, it somewhat complexities
matters. Tonight's meeting will
settle this question.
The second round is expected to be
one of the closest ever seen on the
"Y' alleys and it is also expected that
some of the teams hitherto consider
ed as not so much, will become real
contenders this round. The Kenne-
bee Journal. an in and out perform
er IN the first round, got going in
the final stages and went like a
house afire. The Legion and the
State House teams are also expect
ed to make matters interesting this
round. Edwards, with several star
nowiers. will be dangerous from the
start.
Central Maine. with five good
bowlers, but apparently unable to
get going. may be one Of the sur
prises in the second round. The
kiwanians, who, despite the fact
that they were contenders all the
way, failed to hit them for over 1900
on many occasions. will have to
brace up If they intend to go this
round. The Rotarians should be dan
gerous. The Augusta Press has sew
eral bowlers who may start hitting
them and again they may not. Ladd.
Wing and Verrill are especially good
bowlers and the rest of the team
may get going good enough to put
them up into the sun.
All the teams look good at the
start OF the second round and some
hne matches are expected. The
matches start tonight and will off,
clally end March IL. Following is
the schedule:
Dec. 27-Y VS. Edw. X. J. vsv & H..
Dec. 30-Cal. VS. S. H; Xiv. VS. A. P.
Dec. S1-Rot. VS. Leg; C. NJ. P. VS.
Gannetts.
Jan. s-Y VS. S. H: Edw. VS. c. MP.
Jan. 6-Leg. VS. Xiv: Gam. VS. V. &
H.
Jan. Rot VS. Cal; K. ]. VS. A. P.
Jan. 10-C. NJ. P. VS. S. H; Gam. VS.
A. p.
Jan. 13-Leg. vs K. j; Cal VS. Y.
Jan. 14-Rot. VS. Xiv; V. & H. VS.
Edw.
Jan. Nv. & H. VS. S. H; Edw. VS.
A. P.
Jan. 2o-cal. VS. c. NJ. P; Leg. VS.
Gam.
Jan. 21-Rot. VS. Y: Xiv. VS. X. J.
Jan. 24-Y VS. c. NJ. P; A. P. VS. S.
H. ~ =
Jan. 27-Kiw. VS. Gam; Cal. VS. v.
& H.
j. 2s-Rot. VS. x. J; Leg. VS. Edw.
Jan. Six. J. VS. Gam; Y VS. V. &
II.
Feb. 3-Kiw. VS. Edw; Leg. VS. S. H.
Feb. 4-Rot. VS. c. NJ. P: Cal.~vs A.
Feb. &c NJ. P. VS. v. & H; K. J. VS.
Edw.
Feb. 10y VS. A. P; Xiv. VS. S. H.
Feb. 11-Rot, VS. Gam; Cal. VS. Leg.
Feb. 14-Gann. VS. Edw; C. NJ. P. VS.
A. P.
Feb. Tx. J. VS. S. H: Leg. VS. Y.
Feb. 18-Rot. VS. V. & H; Cal. VS.
Xiv.
Feb. 21-v. & H. VS. A. P; Gam. VS.
S. H.
Feb. 24-Leg. VS. c. NJ. P; Cal. VS.
X. J.
Feb. 25-Rot. VS. Edw; Xiv. VS. Y.
Feb. 2S-Edw. VS. S. H; Y VS. K. j.
i Mar 3-Ieg VS. " & H. Xiv. VS.
c. NJ. P.
Mar 4-Rot. VS. A. P; Cal. VS. Gam.
Mar. 7-Y VS. Gam; K. ]. VS. c. NJ.
P.
Mar. 10-Leg. VS. A. P: Cal. VS. Edw.
Mar. 11-Rot- vs. S. H; Xiv. VS. V. &
H.