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 Tom (LsftyJ Lawior hit s5 with out . mark, while Bin sitzer hit 133 in the same game and the team was saved from a white washing. Their opponents, the North Ends, had to win by III to get pinfa1l and they managed to collect 1gs extra pins to secure the point for Ptnfall. All of the North Finders were hitting them, having .. pinfall of 1888.
 With only four men present, Frank Monaghan's gasmen admin istered the. gas to Mascolo,s Bot tiers and took everything after a close first game, which they won by one pin. Dr Shanahan and George Gearing led the assault.
 Walter Auray had everything wound up perfect for the Clock men and when the alarm went off at 8;S0 they started Knocking over. everything and walked home with three points. Walter had one of the best nights of his career. Her. man Lux had pinned S7 going in- to the last box when he hit a spare and spoiled his chances of pinning high score without mark.
 < After some good bowling, the Lumbermen and Plumbers split even, although it appears as though an error was made in fig- uring the handicap, as Archam- bault bowled in place of Bennett, and Bennett's average was used.
 Joe Finley and Billy Thomp- son led their team in a. four point win over the Militiamen, who fail ed to hit their real stride in any game but the first. Joe had a pin- fall of S36. while Bill hit 329.f <
 The east end Butchers met their first setback of the season. when Patsy McPartland's crew beat them out in two games by close scores. The Butchers high score in the second game gave them an even break for the night.
 Jack Reilly and Frank Kenny finally got the team started bowl ing some of their regular games and they too k three points from Harpin. Franks 140 and Reilly's 339 pinfall were the big factors in the win while Guy Pugra shined for the losers with q s4s pinfall.
 "The help" arrived for Carl Demenske and they smashed their way to 8 three point victory over the Teachers. The help arrived right in the first box when four of the five men started off with marks to secure a lead of 39 pins in the first two boxes.
 Flanagan's team went wild in the first game and hit 544, which score gave them this game and also pinfall to break even for the night. for their opponents took the last two games by cloce mar gins. Otto Hermann's eight fill spare gave his mates victory in the second contest by two pins.
 After losing the first two games to Blanchard's team by close mar gins, the Villagers all went strong, every man finishing up over 100, to his 544 and take pinfall as we'll as the game. Andy Craft Tea the attack with his 124 score.
 Bill verriker's Paintmen also tasted defeat for the first time, when Joe Wolff's East Finders took one game and pinfall from them. Frank Leary pinch hitting for Jim O'Rourke featured for the Paintmen, one of their games be- ing won by one pin and the other by two pins.
 The "Powermen" started off and secured victory. but were un- able to keep the work up, which was necessary at Joe Jarlett and his boys were in great shape. Joe personally. shined for his team, hitting f20 in each of the last two games, which gave his team the two wins and pinfall.