DOWN THE ALLEY WITH
GUTTER GUS
Gutter Gus would like to congratulate our
Ecusta bowlers for the fine showing they made in
the recent WNC Bowling Tournament; for re
sults read the adjoining article.
Our bowling season is nearly over and it looks
like the Papermakers will cop the championship.
However, as for determining the winners of sec
ond, third and fourth place honors of the league
remain to be seen with the Pirates, Maintenance
and Storeroom teams, each fighting to outdo the
other. We’ll give you the results of this next month
and also the winners of the different individual
honors for the season.
Our annual post season tournament will be held
during the first two weeks of March, and we also
hope to have these results complete for the March
Echo. Gutter Gus would like to urge every eligible
bowler to enter this tournament.
FELIX WEESE WINS ALL-EVENTS
HONORS, JIM BRADLEY SECOND
AS ECUSTANS STAR IN W.N.C.
TOURNAMENT
Felix Weese of the Storeroom Bowling team
placed in every event of the 15 th Annual West
ern North Carolina Bowling Tournament, and
finished with the highest individual total number
of 1943 pins to capture the all events award.
Felix’s teammate, Jim Bradley, finished second in
the all event with a total of 1867 pins.
The tournament was held during the last two
weeks of January on the Biltmore Plaza Bowling
Alleys at Biltmore, N. C. With a total of thirty-
six prizes to compete for, 16 of these were won
by our Ecusta bowlers; congratulations fellows.
In the Team Event, our Champagne team won
third place honors and the Storeroom team won
fifth place. Jim Bradley, Storeroom won the high
est individual set honors in this event with a 668
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The Storeroom: Shown above is the Storeroom bowling team members
who carricd away most of the honors in the recent WNC Bowling Tourna
ment. They are left to right: Felix Weese, Ernest Bradley, Arthur Owen,
Gene Steppe, Captain Ernie Burch and, at left, Jim Bradley. Two members
of the team now in Clinton, Iowa, are Elmer Baker and Lawrence Tipton.