Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-24
STRIKES AND SPARES.

To the Chamber of Commerce team:
Welcome to our midst, and here's good
luck.
! Miller, with an average of 205 was the
| best in the District League the past week.
Gordon got total of 100 in his third
game. Look out. colonel, or you'll get
the booby score yet.
Several changes in team standing since
| last Sunday Isn't it awful what a diff
ference a few pins make?
Sweiger, with scores of 221. 1913 and 225.
was the best of the Baltimore boWlers
He was in a class by himself
De Yo pulled off 212 and then goe 1853
and 167. What's the matter Bert did
that high score get on your nerves?
Fritz bowling with the Fat Men? Sure.
He is good enough for any team, even
If he did get poor set for a starter.
The Interiors dropped two games to the
Bureauites. Come On, you Red Men, Now
is the time to get busy and get stand
ing.
Michaud. with his games Of 10, 1O7 and
1oo only goes to prove that the veteran
duckpin artists are not so bad. after ALL
Field of the Fat Men had high game in
the District League last week-266. Guess
that score will hold good for a while.
Lay of the Commissioners has much
speed that he loses control. Ease off a
little. Gus. and you will get much better
results.
Morris of the Treasury team was in
poor form last week, averaging only 149
Come on. major. plenty of time to get in
the running.
Waters had games of 300. pa and 232
averaging PIP against the Baltimore bowl
ers Harry must have been feeling extra
good Yes?
Bontz had pretty set against the Fats
-223 200 and 1862 averaging 200. Isn't
Big Chief going on the warpath a little
early?
Hardie bowled 2l3 in his first game, but
dropped off to 1863 and 179 in his other
two. What's the matter, Joe, did your
dope run out?
Poole Of the Northern team scored 161,
2Oo and PIP In his set with Eastern. Look
ed as If that pool was getting deeper all
the time.
Roberts of the Post Office quint was
on the job in the Treasury set with an
| average of 2O5. He was best in the De-
partmental last week.
| team rolled III, lie and 81 last week
| against the Subways. He certainly was
| Immediately clean in his work.
The Fat Men tptaled 1,033 in their sec
the best of the season and will be a
mark for the rest of the teams to take a
shot at
| Just keep your eye on that c. of c..
team In the District League. It's totals
of SOB, LOCI and $40, an average Of 951,
was classy enough to make it worth
| looking after.
Jimmie Field had totals of 211, 2os and
PA in the match between Baltimore and
Washington. an average of 219. Jim had
| pretty busy week of it on the alleys
and had some swell games.
Moyer or the Bethany team rolled 80,
123 and Us against the Mount Pleasant
bowlers. Why didn't some one put him
wise. to the fact that he was bowling
tenpins. not ducks? Was Buell. foxy?
] Miller of the c. of G.. team was the
real article in the Saenger set with
tainly playing them across the boards,
and you can bet on Wee Willie doing
| that, too.
Miller of the Navy Yard started we'll
| with 2O1 and 211 in his first and second
games, but could only total 1873 in his
last. Never mind. Charley, they will all
get bad game once In while.
Douglass totaled sol pins in his first set
| and sol in his second. That is all very
nice, Duggie, but the next time you bowl
please gain or lose pin, as the scorer
sees double every time he looks at your
| average.
| Oh. look who is holding down first
place in individual averages-Roberts of
the Post Office team. Look out, Robbie,
| and don't slip or there will be a new
leader where you now stand. Miller,
| Field and Eckstein are close up.
The Government Priting Office team
celebrated it's initial appearance on the
alleys by dropping all three games to the
Aggies. The G. P. o. bowlers have a
| forfeited set and one set postponed on
| their hands but will soon be whipped
into shape. They have f1rst-class ma
| ter1al to draw from and should make
good.
| The following standing of teams and
Individual averages include all games up
| to date: