Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15
STRIKES AND SPARES.

Draeger of the Palais Royal team did good
work in the Moses set-13l. 112 and 90, averag-
ing ITO.
Harlow got in a good set against the Poto-
macs-203. 1873 and 200. Keep up the good
work. "Tommie''
The Commissioners have won their last nine
games. Just to think that a supper caused 1t ALL
The best that Essex could do was a run of
$50. I7 and ISL. What short scores for such a
tall bowler!
The Carroll Institute quint find 1t hard to get
AZ start Try the supper proposition on them,
That boy Gordon Of the Capitols is keeping up
his good work, averaging 1913 in his set with the
Yeatman bowled IS in his third game against
Bethany. Looks almost good enough to capture
The Capitos took all three games from the
Interiors last week. Now what do you think of
that for dope?
After bowling games of 223 and go Kemnis Of
the st. Johns team ran in one for l72. Better
luck next time. KEN.
1t isn't often that Brown of the Orientals
gets in a bad game, but he got In one for 100
against the Saengerbund.
Palais Royal gave the Moses team jolt when
they took two ont of three games from them.
The furniture boys appeared rather weak.
Fritz and Thobolt each bowled two 200 games
and then went all to pieces In the third. Neither
appeared able to last the full set.
Parker Of the Treasury got 242 game in the
to winning that second game between them.
1t isn't medals that the Fat Men after.
t,i re and few other things not nailed down.
krause was going some " hen he got those 224.
reeoras viii boa s while
Milers set Of 1872 2oi and ga against 0ricn-
tai was real classy work Wee Willie" APP
s. kann Sons duckpin team had Hospital
in their lineup against s Saks Co. 1t ought
Potomacs put it the CAROLS for the full
set and are now close up in the race. They
never did look natural while in the second divi-
sion.
Baum averaged Ill. Rodrlck lo7 and Yates
that the Royals are always at the top close
The Florists offered very little opposition to
the Fate in their match last week. Only
four of their individual games were over the 10
o.Donnel, bowled string of 1870, 1856 and le6
IN the Saengerbund set. Keep a-plugging.
Danny" you're not getting near the scores
'' Brosnan I' Of the Commissioners stirred up
things in that set of 1874; 22G and 20 against ms
ss fos xfa Tpee good sp'n average Oh
After dropping the opening game to the How
ard team the Moses bowlers captured nus! the sec.
weak in that first game.
After winning the first and second games from
one by ten pins 1t looked as II weak derrick
| was the cause.
the FloristsNs45. COS and I,oi6, They beat the
Aggies' high game by six pins, and their high
Collins celebrated his return to the alleys by
bowling 219 and 21O in his second and third
games against the Post Office.
Doyle Of the Church League got 219 in one of
his games last week. Connie may be able to
beat his brother at tennis. but he will have to
go some to beat him at the bowling game.
Ever since krause got that 2lS average he has
been trying to figure out what he can do with
| the SIS in gold for the best average in Novem-
Der and the something in silver Of cart
wheel design for the best weekly set How
foolish Of Harry to worry over such mere
tribe.
1t looked as if the schedule committee thought
| the Agriculture team needed a good rest. They
! had games scheduled between October % and
November L. while some Of the other teams have
bowled as many as three sets within that pc
rtod. Oh. what funny schedule.
Did the election have good or bad effect
upon the bowlers! Here are some of the games
Of 2lO and over which were made in the various
leagues during the past week: Departmental
| Parker, 242: Brosnan, 226. 222: Eckstein, pa
Hardie 224: Smith. 22s: Gordon. 222: Land
22O: Collins. 2l9. 2lO: Swaggart. 213; Roberts
2l1, and Morris, 21O. Dstrict-krause. 237
224:, De Yo. 1856 Field. 49, and Bum, 2lo
Sunday School Ronsaville. 225 Roberts. 21S
and Lansdale. 2l3. Church Kemnis, 22j, 800
and Doyle, 219. Navy Yard League-Lee. 90.