PAPERMAKERS WIN BOWLING
LEAGUE'S CHAMPIONSHIP
The Papermakers captured our Interdepart
mental Bowling League Crown with a record of
42 wins and 21 losses. Their nearest contenders,
the Maintenance crew, finished in second place,
five games behind the Champions.
The Maintenance crew poured on the steam
coming down the home stretch to win seven of
nine games played to forge ahead of the Pirates
by one game and capture the second place honors.
The Pirates won their last match over the Store
room keglers to take third place honors while the
Storeroom finished in fourth place, three games
ahead of the fifth place Bees.
Gutter Gus would like to congratulate the four
top teams, and also every bowler who has partici
pated in the bowling matches this season, for the
fine spirit of sportsmanship, fair play and fellow
ship that has predominated our league throughout
the season. It is needless to say that this is one of
the many activities sponsored by our company that
helps make Ecusta more than just a place to work.
BEES WIN TEAM EVENTS HIGH
HONORS IN BOWLING TOURNAMENT
The Bees bowling team captured the first place
honors in our annual post season’s Interdepart
mental Bowling Tournament. The team event was
bowled on Wednesday night, March 7th, with
nine reams participating.
The first place Bees finished the three game
match with a total 2782 pins including handicaps
to win the first place honors.
The Storeroom five won second place honors
with a total 2747 pins. Third place went to the
Maintenance team with 2712 pins, fourth place
to the Papermakers "B” team who had a total of
2649 pins and the fifth place honors went to the
Ecustans who had a total 2648 pins.
Other scores were as follows: Buncombes 2630
pins, Pirates 2612 pins, Papermakers "A” 2590
pins and the Champagne team 2485 pins, these
scores include handicap.
Howard Schmidt won the high individual set
honors of the team event with a total of 596 pins
including handicap.
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Maintenance Keglers: Shown above are the Maintenance
bowlers who turned on the steam in the final weeks of play
to capture second place honors in the league’s race. Left to
right kneeling are: Calvin Day, Bruce Reynolds and William
Cline, captain. Standing left to right: Waverly Morris, Bris
co Parker, Clyde Summey and R. G. Macdonald. Blaine Emory
was absent when the photo was taken.
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