The list of handicaps, shown below n this column, showed only two men having been conceded a scratch average. Ross, the best bowler in the past League, and Hilden, winner of the duck pins championship, being the ones who will be credited only with what they make.
Mr. F. M. Gonsalves, secretary of the S.B.C., wishes to remind those competitors who have not yet made their alley reservations to act at once by t honing Mr. Gonsalves at the Union Insurance Society of Canton. Ltd., phone number 12981 before noon to-day.
Handicaps follow Seratch:—Ross and Hilden.
1 pin:—Cushman.
2 pins:—Hartnett pins:—Butler and Krause His Kleffel inson, and Jacob:
6 pins:—Hale and Cardwell.
7 pins:—Robinson and Nance.
8 pins:—Mrs. Geibel. Malleck, Mrs, MeD 9 pins:—Blackwood and 10 pins:—Maitland, Ev; fs, Lurton, Winecoff and Cameron, 11 pins:—Morang fi, Graves and Respess, Anderson, Eisenhut turi.
—Mrs. Hale, Burnett, Xavier, James and Brown ns:—Schmid and Cooper. ns:—Barrett and Mueller 27 pins:—Mrs. Rose.
0 pins:—Mrs. Hand and Mrs. Kwok. 53 pins:—Miss Ball, teams are:
ENGLAND:—Woodley (Chelsea): Sproston (Leeds). Hapgood (Ars Willingham (Huddersfield), (Wolves), Copping (Arsenal); Matthews (Stoke).
Fenton (Middlesbrough) Stephenson (Leeds), and Bastin (Arsenal), It should be noted than only ten players are named.
SCOTLAND:—Cummings (Middles brough); Anderson (Heants). Beattie (Preston); Shankley, Smith (Presto Brown (Rangers); Milne (Middles brough), Tommy Walker (Hearts), Frank O'Donnell (Blackpool). Mutch (Preston), and Reid (Brentford)
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