Respectively Fins neck and neck race in the Foreign Y.M.C.A. and the Inter-Club Ten Pins
Fourth U. S. Marines each registered a clear cut victory over respective rivals in last night's competition, the "Y" beating the Columbia Country Club 3-0, and the "Leathernecks" taking the measure of Shanghai Race W Club by an identical score.
The Foreign "Y" pin men broke their Own high team triple record of the season by tallying 2,729 pins, six pins higher than the previous mark. With the exception of Krause, who chalked Up a low total of 474, each one contributed highly to the grand aggregate. with Davis gaining most points three consistent good scores of 197, 192. Ross was high single man, with 223.
Cushman starred for the Marines as he garnered 554 pins. The Race Club failed to offer resistance and the team, except for Clark, bowled far below form. Clark was steady, rolling 186, respective order. and the Marines will meet tomorrow night in the latter's alleys for what should be a tussle to decide the championship.
In the Second Division the Race Club, leaders of the Maple Section, met a surprise defeats at the hands of the U.S. Marine Golds by the odd game in three. But the Race Club bad a big lead in the standing and are still ahead of the other teams.
The score was 836-794, 773,724, 685-
699.
The Marine Officers vanquished the CC.C. Bears, 2-1, by 801-740, 817-771, 158-911.
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