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Results in the Interdepartmental Bowling League have been
running pretty true to form for the last month, with the Cards
still leading the pack as the other eleven teams fight to get as
near the Cards as they can.
No startling changes have taken place in the standings as
the Pulp Mill clings to its runner-up position while Office A,
Control, Refining, Cubs, and Maintenance A are having a
merry battle for Positions 3 through 7. Research, in
No. 8 spot, has not yet dropped into the cellar re
gion where Maintenance B, Dodgers, Office B, and
Power are having more fun than anybody in the
league swapping back and forth for that No. 12 po
sition.
In the race for the highest average, there’s also a
tight battle. Clyde Galloway was holding his 172
through matches of February 11, but "Knuck” Mor
ris, Chris Rogers, and Bruce Reynolds were pressing
with their 171’s. One pin behind at 170 were Walt
er Straus and Lewis Meece. Buck Albert is still very
much in the derby with a fine 169 while Joe Lavelle,
Charlie Colwell, and Ray Rigdon round out the Big
Ten.
THE PICTURES
"Kingpin” Randall Lankford of the Control team
is shown encased in a tenpin at the left. In the
WNC Bowling Tournament in Asheville, Randall
came home with just about every individual honor,
placing first in the singles with
a 695 set (including his handi
cap) and first in the all-events
with a 1897 score.
The Control team at the left:
Joe Lavelle, Randall Lankford,
Harold Garren, Margie Bavac-
que. Bob Matthews, and Ray
Rigdon. Charlie Colwell was ab
sent.