1 Messerschmidt 181 215 220— 616
Finlay . 151 151 151—*453
Kegel . 170 150 177— 497
Totals 502 516 548—1563
East Sides
Davlin 134 143 140— 417
Iverson 164 164 164—*482
McCormick 136 153 155— 441
Totals 434 460 459—1353
Blue Ribbons vs Hop Golds
Blue Ribbons
Donie Taylor 151 151 151—*433
Foster 113 142 128 - 333
Radde 224 225 186— 635
Totals 488 518 465—1471
Hop Golds
Mrs. Petrich 166 175 158— 499
Boggilh 145 165 157— 467
Lavenik 185 161 171—517
Totals 496 501 486—1483
Rainiers vs Blatz
Rainiers
Mrs. Taylor 151 151 151—*453
Pullen 189 183 220— 592
Duncan 166 149 211— 526
Handicap 40 40 40— 120
Totals 466 443 542—1451
Blatz
Mrs. Lavenik 152 170 153— 475
Walmer 120 172 152— 444
Petrich 116 139 143— 398
Totals 388 481 448—1317
*—Average, did not bowl.
The Grocers League will bowl the
following games tonight: Heinz vs.
□el Monte, 7:30 o’clock: Wesco vs
i Libby, 8:30 o’clock, and Reliance vs.
Pabst. 9:30 o’clock.
2 BASKETBALL
GAMES TONIGHT
Doubleheader to Be Played
in City League—High
School Gymnasium
GAMES TONIGHT
7:30—Firemen vs. Tallapoosa.
8:30—DeMolay vs. Sabin's.
Speeding up the second half play
ing schedule, two city League bas
ketball games slated for last week
will be played at the local gyrn to
night. In the opener, two evenly
matched teams meet when the Tal
lapoosa lads tackle the Juneau
Firemen. In the second event, the
undefeated DeMolay squad will at
tempt to make the second half com
plete at the expense of the Sabin’s
five, yet to score a second half
victory.
ing the bones together. Running,
Mangan claims, did much toward
developing the Injured member.
Today both legs are the same length
—and certainly strong and speedy
I enough.
