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SILVER CUPS, LINKSAND BELTS AWARDEDNEW JERSEY HENEGG WHICH mBunker Hill Council, K. C.,Bowlers' Annual BanquetThe Bunker Hill Council, Knights ofjColumbus, Bowling League banquet, anannual event at the close of the league bowling season, was held last evening in the council hall. High st, Charlestown, at which beautifully inscribed silver cups, gold cuff links, silver buckled monogram belts and a gold ring wiere awarded the winners of the closely contested league games.About 125 bowlers and flriiastfi wpro LAKEWOOD, NJ,Mwood Boulevard has a R yesterday laid an egg with sides, ridges on the ends, figures was found on one sdard and their manager, Wildam C O'Ha re.PGK William G. O’Hare. the retlrin executive of the council, was presente with a gold watch and charm by G1suited in the greatest rivalry ever manifested on the bowling alleys. He presented as toastmaster GK John J. Delay, who presented the trophies to tne winners.Each bowler on tlie Kenberma team which won the league championship received a silver cup on which was inscribed *‘1021 -1922 Bowling League, K. of C. 62, won by Kenberma.” The team members arev William Coveney, A1 Hughes. John Dobbyn. Frank Cormack, j Thomas Conlln. Frank Hefron, John Guinee and Fred Cummings.The winner of the highest average o* the season. Thomas Conlin, with a score of 06, was awarded a belt with a 1 monogram silver buckle.Jr.mes Buckley of the Alcoves team captured the high single sir'ng with a score of 138.Robert Bumpstead of the B medicts, scored 328 pins for the highest three-s»»ung total and also recei/ *d a* silver cui. He was also presented a gold ring with a K. of C. emblem engraved on the stone setting by the donor, John McNamara, a bowling enthusiast of the council, as a special prize tor tne highest three-string total.The Alcoves, comprising Cap* Henry P. Walsh. Frank Doherty, James Buckley, Bert Oarmody, John E.os Thomas Rowell, John Brennan and Dan McGovern, scored 1440 pins, the lushest three-string team total. Each member re* erlvcd a pair of gold cuff lings.With a score of fin pins for toe highest single string team total the Trojans won us a prise a pair of goal cuff links for each bowler, includm*, (’apt Joe O'G* rniaii, Patrick u*Gorm n Jack Delaney. Thomas White, Ed lie lUiiing-The following delivered brief a drosses: Col William Doherty, a chart* ixiembkr, who advocated boy’s ract Labor \ay on/the Mystic Playgroum a 10-mlle Marathon for amateur rur r;ers, from Woburn to Charlestown, anprizes for each event under the auf pices of the council; Dr Joseph A Blagdon, who favored a budget of hr ances from eitch council and a portio of the same to be utilized for expense cl council’s baseball and track team and other events along athletic line*Capt Thomas Melville who spoke 0 dietetics nd the wisdom rf careful salei lion of food for athletes in training Kepresentative William H. Wfnnet Patrick, Doherty, Capt James Ret Frank Hefron, PGK Vincent ue I Keade, PSK Robert C. Fitzgerald ani neiiry 1*. Walsh, also spoke*. Capt He r.av'Dor the Tailboard.”e a recitation entitled, “Look OtSongs were sung by Archie MeLaugi .in, Peter Fullum and Thomas Powell.The 'Misses Ford, Hagle end Fleiscln provided orchestra selections, ehon accompaniments, and at the dose c the exercises the gathering sang tli ‘ Star Spangled Bhnner”The committee in charge of the ercises comprised Henrv P. Wahl Archie McLaughlin. Jam* a A. Ityai John Brennan, William t oveney, JJiiGill, Hobart C, Fitugerild and CharUi nd William Ford.t m, William H Wiunett JvAullfTe and George Curtail*Bunker Mill CtHiiid], tv **'bail team, the chumpuma oit'Ugtun Ki of 1\ Bowling L at lt;guests at the banquet, tore aolll gold ha»k*t bait* H* fbarms, ware prveettu del* on the team, namely: v Duffy, Frank Hoc he JamesJohn Me*Uminan*MEMBERS OF MERRIMACATHLETIC CLUB FINEIMERRIMAC. ~Ma ~D*«irou» i breaking up an athletic club here, 1\ lice Chief James K. Donahue had *dgl of its member* before tin At DUtu'h Court at AmtaWiv yeeterduy, charge with maintaining a oieorderty plac* Francis Nootie, AiWn Ptavey, t'hesuWentworth and Howard Carter* wh were each ftned Kfi Motulav m lbto he won same court for dr unit v*a nog# and Hlnhu t.v tne play * ■ *uve* *u\lt;'v*UhI in having their.p Joseph tiled* lawiettt’* Chtlnan, I mint# I* 1 vn *'otter* \r* a hue* Edward Mourn* and *4#h?y Matt.\ basket* ihe Greaterague wete nun mini** [«ioev, NaUghfvtu. lolutm vvtunett Jr* Jehuw* [ ning were tltnwl revh on the dimd Ued*1 dvriy vharg«4
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Boston Evening Globe
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Wed, May 03, 1922
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