Intercity Bowling Leaders Hold Firm as Season Advances
In week nine of the Intercity Bowling League the top three teams remain unchanged with A O H ahead, followed by Y M F C and M U. Middlesex Cigar rises to fourth, while Mth K of P slips to sixth and Red Sox lead the standings upside down. Notable 90s include Lynch and Billet with others near 90 in the high-score class. Maynard defeats Forge Village 3 to 1 at John A Crowe Park despite heavy rain. next up Fort Andrews visits Maynard on December 9.
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M. U
Middlesex Cigar
South Acton Bunch Mth. K
Red Sox
Maynard
Forge Village
John A. Crowe Park
Osten
Bia
Jones J. Doel
Williams R
Alien
Scott
Ohb
Johnson Trench
Covcey
Uhb
Wilson I. Graham
Riley G. Graham
Smith Newman
Veseeee
Riley
Y. M. C. A. Upsets South Acton in Lynch Bros. Match
Y. M. C. defeated South Acton 1391 to 1241 at Lynch Bros. alleys Friday evening. The result highlights a high scoring bowling meet with both teams delivering solid performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Lynch Bros. Alleys
C. Downey
Qesage
M. Veoteds
J. Kielinen
R. Lent Dees
Willis Eer
L. Jones
Gientan Ae
Stoney
Thanksgiving Bowling Marks New Records At Meet
Brick Wilder posted a three string total of 369 including a 146 string to set a new mark. Sittie de Ed Billet led the league with a 351 three string total and tops in that event. Forrest Howe predicts his Business Men's team will challenge the leaders for the championship. Holy Name's Silas Ee wakes up as last year's champs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brick Wilder
Champ Poehler
Sittie de Ed Billet
Forrest Howe
Manager Hugh Jennings Tells One On Himself
The report recounts Hugh Jennings sharing a past baseball tale told with humor. He recalls breaking into baseball at Allentown, the manager’s challenge to reach first base, a mistaken perception of the pitch, and a hit to the temple that left him briefly unconscious before continuing toward first. Ed Billet led with high scores for the night at Lynch Bros. alleys.
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Hugh Jennings
Cornell
Allentown
Jennings
Weill
Hughey
All American Football Team For Season of 1916
Tommy Clark selects Colgate captain Carl Anderson at quarterback and leader for the All American eleven. Pollard of Yale, Hastings of Pittsburgh, Oliphant of Army, and Gerrish of Dartmouth are noted as key backs and contributors. Herron of Pittsburgh and Nelson of Colgate star on defense, with Cadman of Harvard and Black of Yale at guard. Peck of Pittsburgh earns center duties as the standout.
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Carl Anderson
Colgae
Ceton Ca
Beasons
Colgaten
Army
Wee PA
Colgate
Noble
Yale
Syracuse
Illinois
Smith
Meehan
Harvard
Pollard
Hastings
Pittsburgh
Burgh
Oliphant
Big West Pointer
Notre Dame
Navy
Gilroy
Georgetown
Gerrish
Dartmouth
Hérron
Newson
Mathews
Pennsylvania
Thornhill
Maesman
Cadman
Captain Black
Peck
Gennert
Princeton
McEwan
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George Lynch
Ed. Billet
James Lent
Connors
J. .B. Lent
J. Killonen
G. Lesage
W. Lynch
Wilder
Peterson
H. Killonen
Clapp
Boulden
R. Lent
Lynch
Penniman
J. J. Murray
Boeske
Eeeeee PC
Aeee Ae
Y. M
Eeewes
Ese Sceeves
South Acton Eeneee
K. of Peee
Eagles
Eeeee Seer
Holy Name Eeegiene
Evere AZ
Sam Hill
Willie
E. Silasee
Holy Name
Pete
Mee Bey
Prince Albert
Pringe Albert
Ian
P. A
Prince Albert Tobacco Wall
J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Lynch Bros
Oes
M. A. E. Billet
Axford
J. Billet
Davis
Turnbull Sini
M. Lesage
Tommy Clark
Brown
Black
American Press Association
Wito
Henry F. Miller
Becker Bros
Francis Bacon
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Tetore Fast
Milton C. Bean
Mr. Bean
Boston
Mayages Cal
Tremont St
Nason St
Case Bl
H. J. Hansen
Concord
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