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Page 4 MIXED LEAGUE BOWLING the end of the third frame, blind scores As all score sheets have not been will be figured in to the score sheet and handed in, all we are able to do this week the games will proceed from there, The is mention some of the good scores and the reason for this is that 8:45 games are not revised schedule for the first series. Pat being completed until 11:15 and later andi * Dooling came up with a nice 225 just 2 rins this will be eliminated by the 6:45 teams short of the present high score for the sea- starting on time and playing out their games son, Barbara Haughn combined 194, 175 and as outlined above, 201 for a 570 series, Good 01d Steini Jacob 0-0-0 son came through with a 245 single and added MEN'S BOWLING to it 219 and 151 for a 615 series but not Peter Mazza, Vice President of the Bowling good enough to beat D, Harris! 249, Other Association rresided at a meeting of the Men's good scores rolled are H, Crisson 224, R. 5-Pin Bowling League held redéently, Joe Jones 221, A, Chisholm 229, P. Galvin set a Diduch was elected Sec~Treas., of this league, new record for the alleys with a strong 33. Those present at the meeting decided to run At the meeting held Vonday night, a four series schedule, Sert. 29th, 2 constitution was drawn ur and Until a further meeting is held, members rassed., Cories will be available in the are to abide with last season's regulations, near future, New regulations are rresently being drawn up REVISED SCHEDULE FOR MIXED LEAGUE FOR FIRST and team captains will be given these in SERIES the next couple of days to study and vote uron at a meeting, 3 NS 3%] Ne) 1 = Date "1&2 3&2 L 1 & 3% 40 The following is a tentative list of Oct, 75-4 1-8 JE SEE J rrizes: 1,1 ~5 8-4 3-6 1Tm2 Teams 213-8 5.0 7 «1-8 l, Firsts @ 7,00 each 28,00 282-3 4-1 8~5 6-7 Hi-3 without Handicap 9,00 Nov. LB «2. 3 m5 Lim 0 fw] Hi-3 with Handicar 7.00 111-2 3 =4 5-6 7-8 Hi-1 without Handicar 7,00 182-4 1-3 Gm 85 = T Hi-1 with handicap 5.00 25 5 wily] ~8 7 =3 2=6 Playoffs Dec. 21-5 8-4 3=<6 17-2 1st 25,00 plus Dom, Catering trorhy with 93 ~8 52 1=1 46 individual awards 162 1m 3 dy =i 8m BY 2nd 15.00 23 8=2:3~5 fim 7 6 wi] 3rd 10,00 0 ~ Oli Lth 10,00 TEN PIN CHATTER Consolation The Over~Heads and the Engineers are 1st 10,00 leading the pack at the end of three nights 2nd 5.00 of rlay. The Warehouse Five are holding 3rd 5,00 down the second place srot by a good three Lth 5.00 roints over their nearest rival the third Individuals place B B's captained by Frank Sechesky. Hi-Averare 5.00 Team standings to date are: 2nd Hi-~-Average 4.00 1st OverHeads 9 noints Hi-3 without Handicap 5.00 2nd Engineers 9 " Hi-3 with Handicap 4.00 3rd Warehouse 8 " Hi-1 without Ha,dicar 5.00 Lth Shift #1 5 i Hi~1 with Handicap 4.00 5th B B!s 5 Y FIRST SERIES SCHEDULE AS FOLLOWS: 6th Firebugs 5 " Date 1-234 1-2 3=4 7th Royals L n 7:00 PM 9:00 PM 8th Struggling Bears 3 Sept. 291 ~2 3-4 ER Considerable tardiness has been in Oct, 6.6 ~8 5.7 milly 13 evidence by some ten rin teams in getting 137-3 -8 5m '2abh their five men to the alleys at game time, 203-6 17-2 1-5 8- : We all know that the roll-off time is sched- 217 '~1 3m? J~8 4 - uled for 6:45 PM sharr. and 8:45 sharr for Nov, 3.2 = 3 8 - 5 Li~1 "6-7 the second string of the evening's games. 108 ~i2' 6 ~1 I a i Beginning next week, the first teams will roll off at the above mentioned times and if Continued on nage 5 the second team are not at full strength by