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o! 6-901-89for «a 2,759 seIes. In justice te MÙcDanlel'uw. ml-ght add, they were'handlcapped by thé absence of one of their bowleru. Del Eonnem Tailors kept Up their good work of -the first week. innln- two out of three from Boulev7urj Drug. Thefr work was especiafllm- p ressive, due te tthe tact they only ad four men. On the laie uchedule Tomn Lynch ~ooustsrsaane i ahead of Wolff and Watt nardware, taklng the first two ganies but dropplng the last rather decldedly, as Wolff and Watt stre showlng their vares. irinbered Up their stif Joints. Martin Braun, however, appeared, to have little difficUltYi dlsplaytng mid-season form, lits first evefllng'8s achievement netting 610 pins, for games of 248, 20t, and 175. Others who reached or e*ceeded the. 20 mark included R. Braun, 206 and 200; C. Schwall, 203 and 201 ; E. Curningham, 224, P. Bleser, 224; L. Prake, 211; J. Lymnan 201, and G.' Bleser, 201. J.. Wtten's flecorators took three games from Hicks Krier; Shhmoeiek Service Station took three stralght from, Braun, Brou. .01L.Other r.- mi.a * ,Ère: ?Itfls&i . L ndry.2. Ace, to be delegates and attnd umeet- ings of the Xinglts of Columbuir leagiie held 1each week i Chicago. durig the seasoùn. The team -was organized Just three years ago and durlngthie shortý Urne won the chamionshlp of Wil-., mette playground league for twoý years, and won the champloiiship:. of North Shore lcnghts ofColumnbus league tbree stralght years. SThe. challenge game.between the, Wlimette firemeil and the Knigh* ofColumbus 'teamscheduled'for Sun- I ay, September 11, WBs postpone4 d ue to ramn and will be played Suii- day, SeptemnbeÉ 25, at 2 p.m. at tlue, VlaeGreen, west of!-the Howard "tel Candy Co. ::::::: GIRL SCOUTS FDs U. ratioSÀILh ýer