Activity in the Inter-Club Ten Pin League will be curtailed to-night, as both the Columbia Country Club and the American Club are unable to turn out owing to' the celebration of "Washington's Birthday, Nevertheless, interest will not be lacking because mo alteration has yet been made to break the deadlock between the Foreign "Y" and the U.S. Marines, the two present leaders in the First Division, who will play at the Association alleys, The current competition has risen, to great heights with new marks set in the past week's play. The "Y team rolled in a fine single of 952 And a high triple of 2,671, while the second side of the Shanghai Race Club, in their bracket scored 913 and 2,603, For individual players, D.R. Ross, lead-off man of the "Y," scored an excellent single of 234, while Cpl. Cushman of the Marines was credited with a three-game total of 622. In the Second Division W.O. Lancaster from the Race Club stood out, taking all honours, which comprised a single of 223 and a triple of 606. His remarkable performance rated him as ihe best bowler in this city at this moment, having an excellent average of 191.7 pins.
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