Both the "Reds" and "Blues"
Columbia Country Club were ious yesterday in the second play of the Ladies Duck Pin League when the former trounced the German Club in home alleys by 3-0 and the latter made a successful trip to the American Club to win by the odd game in three.
Mrs. Geibel, leader' of the "Reds" scored high single and triple marks of 126 and 311 respectively. The team, however, were nearly beaten in the third game as Mrs. Limann and Mrs. Weida bowled in fine form in the third game. The rest of the visiting team failed to live up to expectation and finished three pins short at 444- 441.
The Foreign "Y" Women's Sports Section, visiting the Marine Ladies alleys at the Columbia Club encountered no difficulty to garner all three games played. The winners turned in consistent scores, with Mrs. Horton amassing 293 pins.
At the American Club the Columbia "Blues" won the first and third games handily but dropped the second by a margin of 443-449. Every one on the winning side was in her usual steady form and' their combined efforts netted a total of 1,387 pins.
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