Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-22
STRIKES AND SPARES.

Walker and O'Donnell were the head
liners last week.
The Warriors took two games from the
Interiors. Well, Well!
Bontz aged col against the Saen-
gers That 1856 game helped some.
Robinette put up a progressive set
1S7. 1871 and 205. oh, you, Robbie!
Harlow ran 100, 3D. and 30 against
Oriental. Some class to that work
Bowen of the Capitol Hill team had a
good week at the ducks. averaging los
Good morning, Were you one or the
many bowlers that went crazy last week
Lennon got string of 2O2. 2lS and
1s2. Too bad that third game had to
spoil the set.
Machler bowled oO4. 10 and 90. aver
aging 40 No question as to that boy
making good.
Baum of the Royals kept up his good
work last week by averaging llO aSalnst
the Belmonts.
Fritz of the Orientals was the man of
the hour, with games of 1913, 2OS ana 24s,
averaging III.
Brosnan had an average of PIG in the
Fat Men-Carroll Institute set. That was
nt.e work, Jack"
Miller of the Navy Yard bowled 1872,
1S9 and 191. When looking over the
CLASSY bowlers don't pass this one.
Rodrick led off for the Fats" and av-
eraged 1888 The size of the pins appear
to make no difference to Rod.
Rice picked up 212 and 21S in two OF
his games, but had to spoil good set
by getting one for 11s. Why, Tony"
The War team may be last in league
standing but just look at that 1,Ol9 team
total, the District record for this season.
After losing the first game to the Saen,
gers the POtomacs took the second and
third with scores of 1856 and LOCO. Nice
work.
Walker raised the high-game record in
the District League to 30 and the best
average to 30. That was certainly gong
some.
After getting an average of 214 In the
District League, Fritz gets into the De
partmental and averages 1S3 against the
crack Interiors.
The Outlaw team in the Post Duckpin
League hung up STA game in their
set with the Pirates. Another record
for the bowlers to go after.
Collins got games of 257 and 225 last
week. Len" won that first game from
the Interiors, the Warriors only beating
the Interiors ten pins.
ODonnell of the Navy Yard quint put
up a swell set against the Interiors-235.
III and 245. an average of PIT. Danny
has come into his own at last.
The Carroll Institute team were beat
en- but not diSgraced in the set with
Oriental. Five of the six games were
over the 900 mark. Hard luck George"
Bradley of the Post Duckpin League
bowled IA, 1874 and 100 in the Outlaw
Pirates match last week Guess that
129 average will hold the other duckpin
bowlers for a while.
Agriculture, Fat Men and Navy Yard
teams all made records and then had
their laurels taken from them. The War
riors now occupy the post of honor, but
the Aggies still hold the high average
for set.
williams Of the Aggies bowled 200.
200 and ia against the Bureaus. Looks
like "BilP' might get three in a row
very soon. Three of his last six games
have been over the double century
mark. E~
Walker is the first and only bowler
in either the District or Departmental
leagues to get thirty clean frames in any
one set, and, incidentally. gets a gold
medal Wonder who will be the first in
the Departmental?
Departmental leagues went by the board
last week. High individual game Obs
tricD. Walker, 255; high individual set
tDistrict), Walker, 661; high team game
CDepartmentaD, War. 1.019, and high in
dtvidual set tDepartmentaD, O'Donnell,
Col, were the new records hung up
The past week was noted for high
class work shown on the various alleys,
the following games of 220 and over be-
ing noted: District League. Walker.
255: Fritz. 24S; Brosnan, 243; Bontz.
@36; Eckstein. 2S3; Burdine. 226; Har-
low. go. 222; Machler. 225; Walsh, 224;
Field. go. Departmental League, Col
Inns, 257, 225: ODonneIl, GAS, 235; Rob-
erts. PA; Smith. 221; Lord, 221. Navy
Yard League, Fowler. 243. Sunday School
Wenner, ga. Church League, Spiess,
900