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The Singles Handicap Ten Pin-Com- petition is now drawing to a close; it has reached its semi-final stage, and I expect, in my next week's notes, to be able to announce the date on which the final will be played.

This competition- has been trust a very interesting one- and, judging by the speed with which it has gone along, it has been a very popular one.

On January 18. J. H Watts played: M. Talan in the, third round of the Singles Handicap Competition, and wort by the very low margin of six plns, the individuál scores being:-

J. H. Watts.472 and^ M. Talan....456 Whisbeing plus 20% handicap and Talan 12 baskileaf, Talari was conceding to Watts 8 pins per game or 24 pins for three games, therefore Talan would actually have won by 18 pins if playing level.

It was touch and go for-Walts indeed, be- cause on Talan's last frame, in the third and last game, he required only a strike to win. This he failed to accomplish, leaving No. 10 pin up, although he left it rocking, and, making a spare with his second ball, victory finished up with strike: Watts' was well deserved, for he played a good, consistent game.

HAYMES BEATS LANDOLT

On January 22, there was another game played in the Singles-Handicap Competition, (also in the third round) between M. F. L. Haymes was Haymes and J. 8. Landolt. plus 25 and Landolt plus 9, so that Landolt was conceding 18 pins per game or 48 pins for the three games.

This match resulted in the redoubtable Landolt being beaten by 43 pins, the indi- vidual scores being as follows:—

M, F. L. Haymus 536 and J. S, Landolt 493, Actually in this match Landolt won by five pins level but, having to concede 48 pins handicap, he lost by 3 pins. It was the should concensus of opinion that Landolt

have won this match, but Haymes played

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dicap, 179 per game; while Joe Landolt's | S..R. Bunbury average was 163 per game.

C. B. Stuart.. Also on January 22, the first semi-final of the Singles. Hatidsday: Cómpetition was played between J, H; Wattể'naḍ"Üde Moisen. Watts wat plus3 20 ́and, Mofthen plus:9. This was a Ave game match vide the Rules of the Competition.

This resulted in another win for Watts by 4 ping, the sworebeling 24-

J. H. Watte 888"and" Deo Maithan 842.- -| Doc Molthen actually won level by 11 pina but, having to concede 11 pins per game or 55 for the five games, he lost by 44 pins,

On January 19, there was a good and interesting three-game Ten Pins' match be tween U.S.8.. Tulsa and U.S.K. Mindanao which resulted in a win for Tulsa by 239 pins, the scores being:--

TULSA

MINDANAO

482

..442

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783 D. M. "Keplinger', .744-

8. Golden

.611

went ahead to lead by 123 pins, and >Tülkavati forged shed in the firm game to "Wir very""zornídrtably bỹ 161 `ying;

SPENNO PURSIONISIBLEFOR-WINZA -There was no doubt“ that Spenko's 246 in his fourth game. Brought abouɛ the lead; his Béɑdwc wit¬ ́tia "milhost"ad jie match with Dick Venezia~a very^uloss ́ second⋅ with 138

Indeed Spenko's effort might easily have beaten the record for the month-353 held by Hollis of Mindanao. If he had "298" gistered a spars of his fighth game, instead Pávan ̧ watike “surprised to her, onté dur" [of a miss, to make nhiều, he would have soups of over Mo3thin Ming Ty), MJ Mar06, passed Hollis's "score, Spenko's effort was as wka utade 200 in his third game. Sheehan |follows:-Strike, spare, five strikes ii a row, was close to the 2007with 183 on his fourth

a miss to make 9; on his eighth frame, and game, and Hollis made" 198 in his second | finishings up with four strikes in-a-row. Fand

On the whole I was rather? disappointed! with the scoring all round, the average per man for Gold Star per game working out at 151, and for Mindanao still lesa - 145 per game. I expect to see better than this in their art: atcounter.

On January 23,'one of the most “exciting and interesting -five-game Teti Plň matches ever played far theser Alleyu was played bər tween our old friends the Chamne and Tulsa, which resalted 'in a win for Tulsa by 181 pins.

The results were as follows:--

W. Michals ... A. L. Schralar F. Spenko K. J. Moore.,

.5.26 .522

J. M. Elardo

L. J. Attwood

.477

F. P. Hollia..

.442

.470

N. R. Philo

.4TD

TULSA

F. Spenko..

972

1994

1758

P. Peterson

.851

At Schreier..

..818

CHAMPS Dick Venezia J. 8. Landolt Dog Molthan Chas "Miller

1:27 B01

3441

In this match J. M. Elardo very kindly substituted for an absent member of the Mindanao team, and he succeeded in being top scorer for his side.

W. Michals was easily top scorer for the match with 525 or an average of 175 per game, with Al. Schreler a good second with 522 or an average of 174 per game.

There was another close five-game Ten Pin Match played between U.S.S. Gold Star and U.S.S. Mindanao on January 21. Gold Star won by 111 pins, the individual scores being:-

MINDANAO

GOLD STAR J. M. Elardo.........

a good steady game, averaging, with his han- A. J. Pohl

808 788

P. P. Hollls J. T. Shashan

W. Michále ...800

Ths) gverage piris per same? për::; player wäg" very "good," Tuir" "being" ́about" 172 per man per game, and the Champs 163.

Spenko was easily the highest scorer for the whole five games, being 973 or about an average of 3196 pina-per" game; and ́ Dick": Venezig wasvery dicke behind with' DIT ́or ́an averigu of ́188 per game; · It only ‘meant at· couple of strikes each for both these players to have made 1000 de 200 average"for saoir- of the five games

Dick Venezia's score'was made up as fol- lows:-five strikes in a row, four spares in a row, finishing up with two strikes and a

seven.

H. Blount of Royal Signals silli holda the highest Duck. Pin score for the month .786 with 139, but on January 23, Cao, Chow .740 | almost had him' beaten when he registered 133. If Chow had only concentrated: a little more 'or his second ball after his It is always a treat to witness these power. | spares he would very easilý have done so. ful team in action;" and there was no doubt I would like to take this opportunity to that on this occasion they kept up their re-express my thanks to those' gentlemen who putation as being two of the best teams in the Alleys.

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Following the programs of the match from game to game is very interesting. In the first game the Champs · led by 63 -ping; which they increased in the second game to 92 in the lead; in the third game they lost .787

some of this lead but were still 65 pins

fourth game ..773' ahead, but in, the

have so good-naturedly taken up the onerous duties of scorers in these matches, viz. Blount, Somerville. Fawcett, Ismall, Landolt,' Medford, etc. Without their help these various matches would not have been #0 successful.

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Now that the Singles Handicap Competition is drawing to a close it is hoped to get the Tulsa 'Duck Pin Competition under way.

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