Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-25
STRIKES AND SPARES.
The District League opened to a full


The District League opened to a full
house last Monday.
The Warriors took two games from the
Aggies Oh. you Farmers!
Doyle finds 1t hard to get started TINS
season. Try a lobbing game, Connie.
Mccarthy OF the CAROLS had nice
average-19O. Leo always was classy
bowler.
Rice had a run of 207 oO4 and 1911. av-
eraging 2o1. Nice work, Tony; keep it
up.
Raft hung up high game CTS last
week and Is the talk Of the alleys. Such
is fame.
Ward had a string of 149. 159 and 124 in
the Capitol-Post Office set. Amt 1t aw-
full, Jim?
Douglass got back in the game last
week. Dug did good work, but weakened
In his third game.
Jacobs averaged 211 and was good
enough to get the weekly prize. Looked
as if Rice wanted one, too.
Drake could only total 40 in his third
game. Never mind. Charley, you deserved
better score.
Warren averaged 153 against the Fat
Men last Monday. Come IN, boy. you're
not always bowling. ducks.
After bowling 2S5 Essex pulled of 1853
game. What was the matter, Frank!
That big score scare you?
Nothing like getting flying start. The
Fat Men put it on the Saengers for three
straight games.
Williams of the Aggies had run of
hard luck against the War team.
War is not the easy picking they used
to be. The Bureau got three games. but
had to hustle all the way.
The G. P. o. won the first game from
the Bureau by bowling s25. How easy 1t
is for some teams to win game
Jacobs 2O5. 1913 and 231 was good work
Somebody will have to use Jacobs ladder
to beat his 211 average.
Judging from the work Of the Saengers
in their first set they do not look as
strong as in past seasons.
Looks like the Fats" again this season
unless there is dark horse in the bunch.
Did any one say Potomacs?
My! didn't the Interiors put up set
against the Treasury? Was it ginger or
Lennon that did the work?
Krauss had a naverage Of 1874. with 225
for high game. Who was it that side
tracked Harry and tagged him N. G.?
Hardie started with 1873 and followed 1t
up with 215 and 2l0. Isn't 1t funny, Joe,
how those low games will creep in?
Campbell of the Moses duckpin team
bowled SO. 81 and SO last Tuesday night.
That's about the limit for consistency.
Rodrick averaged 1O2 and 100 at the
ducks last week Rod" is one of the
few who can hold their own at both big
and little pins.
Harlow had very consistent set against
the Florists. A little too low an average
for "Tommie." but he will soon be with
the leaders.
Wonder IL 1t doesn't seem strange for
the Commissioners to be In last place
No one ever looked for them to be that
low down in the race.
Williams of the Aggies may be an in
and outer. but judging from the high class
article put up Thursday night. he was
The Florists won the first and third
from the CAROLS Cox of the CAROLS
getting only 112 in his first attempt.
Smatter, George? Just a little nervous?
Jacobs 211. Williams (Aggies) 206, Drake
206 and Rice 2O1 were the high averages
last week. Looks like the bowlers are at
last getting down to business.
Too bad the Commissioners had to so
against the Aggies the very night the
latter bowled in such good form. They
averaged well-8SS-but were no match for
their opponents.
The Aggies hung up two local records
for the season last Thursday night-l,OlO
for high game. and 952 average for the
Set. Drake. Williams and Field were at
the top of their game.
After dropping two easy games to the
Warriors the Farmers came back with
set of 915. 1,01O and 93l against the Com
missioners. Who said Capt. Field had
heart-to-heart talk with his team after
those games with War?
Agriculture, Interior and Treasury are
now tied for third place and within strik-
ing distance of the leaders. Navy and
Bureau had better keep a-going. Judging
from the work of the Aggies and Interior
during the past week.
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