Attracting special attention in this Week's play are the three games in Which the Columbia Country Club vill meet the Foreign "Y" in the latter's alleys to-night, The association quintette had the sad experience of making futile trip to their op-Ponents' alleys in the previous roufid, ånd will be fighting not only to get even but to keep themselves in the ife race.
This game by no means monopolizes interest for there. is another good test in the offing to-night when the nes act as hosts to the Race Club im a Second Division fixture. It is the meeting of the two top-notchers ahd plenty, of prestige and pride are involved. In the previous engagement the service team were victimiztd. Now that they are in a winning streak it will take more than the civilians' ordinary prowess to effect a break-up, The Standings Following are the standings of teams and the records of those players who reached the average of 170. the First' Division and 160 in the Second Divisio
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