Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-01
STRIKES AND SPARES.

Barber of the Potomacs ought to pull
his team through many close shave.
Krauss make foulo Oh, once in
while Harry says some one creased the
| skids.
Miller only averaged 156 against the
Fats" Well, Well. It might have been
worse.
The Interiors took two games from the
Aggies. Williams never did like heavy
going.
Post Office found the G. P. o. bowlers
| easy picking. The latter team was very
much off form.
Oriental sprung new one in Myers.
That name sounds rather familiar; won
der if it can be Little Cupid?
Moses & Sons team is setting a merry
pace in the Commercial Duckpin League.
They have yet to lose game.
Watch that boy Bontz set a pace for
individual honors. He started well-199,
195 and POI for his first set.
Wonder what the anvil chorus thought
of Machler's work in the CarrollSaenger
set. What? Still In session?
Field still keeps up his good work. lin"
is certainly travelling at a winning pace
and leads the league
One hundred and ninety-one, 1872 and
1872 was the set put up by Roberts of
the 1OSt OllCe dSSTcBdtloH! 1Hdl WHdt
you call being on the level.
The Fat Men took the first and second
games from the Orientals. but Myers
and Brown were too much for them in
| the third.
Miller of the Saengers was on the job,
with games of 1S9, 211 and go Some
| thing real classy about that boys work.
The Warriors only lacked three pins
of taking that third game from the Navy
| lls~k = I,ty Oh,
score.
The best that Bum could do against
Oriental was an average of 134. Splits
and misses raised havoc With the big
fellows score.
Y Dorsey Of the Royal Duckpin League
was going some when he made that 11S
average Sims and Rodrick also did good
work for the Royals.
Ward bowled 100 and go in two of
his games. but couldn't get away from
one of ISL Never mind, Jim you have
lots of company.
The Navy Yard team is still swinging
nierrily along in the lead. 'Smatter. can't
any team take its measure? 1t doesn't
look like it.
II Waters did high-class work for the Fat
Men-22:: 200 and 1876, averaging 2o3.
Who ever heard of high water at this
season of the year?
Did any one recognize James E. Fields
picture in one of the local papers last
week? How much Jim resembles his
teammate Williams!
Moss hasn't been able to get a decent
set since he hung up that high score for
the others to shoot at. The boy must be
convalescing.
Cosdon started off well-2O5-but finally
wound up with 131 game. Ills we'll for
some bowlers that three games constitute
a set
The Williams bowler are talking of or
ganizing team to bowl any five men OF
a name Don't know who it could be un-
less 1t is the Miller boys.
The Potomacs and Saengers may be in
the second division at present, but just
wait. After a while one will be able to
buy hammers at bargain prices.
Gordon started out to take the weekly
prize away from Jacobs, but changed his
mind. That was awfully nice Of Jack;
he only missed doing SO by four pins.
The Commissioner quint is composed OF
good individual bowlers. but they don't
seem to be able to win many games.
Cheer up Mr.. Manager; every tide has
turn.
Bum is a steady visitor at the alleys
whenever the Interior team bowls. 1t Is
barely possible that Alex would get In
the game IL no one were looking.
If a derrick is needed to get the Com
missioner team out of last place Manager
Hunt should call on the Metropolitan Sun
day School quint; they have a derrick.
Brosnan's 1874, 15S and 17S in the ORR
ental-Fat Men match was not very good
for such a sterling bowler. Never mind.
Jack; the best of them go wrong at
times.
Campbell not bowling? Evidently
George does not believe in the saying,
| when business interferes with pleasure
cut out the business" George Is busy
| man these days
Cox got two good games in the match
with the Saengers last week-1S4 and 1T2-
but only rolled 1913 in his other game.
What are you looking for, Georgia.
record for low game?
The Saengers took two out of three
games from the CAROLS. Just keep your
ewes on that street bunch. They have
only started to get busy. There Is good
material there after the rough places
wear on.