Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-28
STRIKES AND SPARES.

set-G42.
The Bureau team holds the high game
total-1,O 19.
Brosnan of the Commissioners has high
game-c45.
Roberts of the Post Office holds the low
game record-10S.
Barr was in the Commissioners lineup
last week. Quite a stranger. Bob.
When is bowler not a bowler? When
he is a Jay. Capitol Hill team please
note.
Treasury took all three games from the
Interiors last week. Now what do you
know about that?
Parker bowled 200, 100 and 1872 against
the Interiors He will just about be due
the next time out.
Ruffle of the Rangers BOWED III, ia
and 90? You bet, and he was anything
but ruff1ed when he did it.
The first series of games in the De-
partmental League is over. Look at the
standing; fine bunch, eh?
Lord of the Bureau quint is coming fast
these days. Charlie had an average or
POD in the Agriculture set.
Hardie holds the high game total OF the
District for this season-215. Joe was
mighty sick man that night.
Lord and Krauss have the only clean
sets in any of the local leagues. Cheer
up; mistakes have happened before
Morris of the Treasury bowlers had
set of POS, 10 and 30 games against the
Interiors. Hooray for the MAJOR.
Jones of the Bureau team had the ban
ner set last week-640. 1t came mighty
close to being the high set Of the season
Gordon of the Post Office had set OF
22a, 1913 and 1911 games in the set agalnst
the Commissioners Fine work. Colo
nell"
Krauss may be leading the District
League bowlers. but Big Chief Bontz is
hot on his trail and travelling fast these
days.
McIennan had a nice set in the C. of c.
Saengerbund games last week-192, 2o3
and 1872. Too good a man to De only
substitute.
The Cubs duckpin team has bowler
named Greene. Is he that klno OF a
bowler? Never not while he gets totals
of 1902 1O2 and 100.
Weckerley of the Casino team hao 10
tails of 10, ~ and 10 in the SET WIN
the New Bachelors. Guess that Is why
they call him big casino; on;, 1ea,,,e
lows-Capitol Hill set-127. us and 1913
Oh, he is sly one all right r
Hoppe of the y. NJ. c. A. Duckpln
League got away with scores of 100, III
.Injin'' on the warpath again!
Smith had scores of 125, 112 and 40 IN
the Treasury Interior set. An average OF
142 is not at all becoming to this bowler
Cheer up, Ira.
Swaggart made a big noise in the Post
Office Commissioners set last week by
getting totals of 2G0, pa and Ia, aver
aging BOG. Nice work. Bill.
The Post Office quint dropped two more
games last week, this time to the Com
missioners. That's right. boys, come
back and join the merry bunch.
Ober of the Arlingtons was going some
when he scored 126, 40 and 100 in the
set against the Runners. An average
of lis looks pretty good on paper.
Hudson of the Dumbarton team got To-
tails of S., 30 and 101 in the Metropolitan
set Oh, well, there was one consolation
he showed signs of Improvement.
Yates bowled but one game in the Ca
sino- New Bachelors set and that proved
enough He got total of 164, and that
will hold the others for little while
Myers of Oriental had string of l5I,
146 and 1874 totals in the Carroll institute
set Cupid has found 1t hard shedding
in the District League this season.
If Brosnan keeps up his good work of
the past few sets he will soon be heading
the list of individual bowlers. Jack aver
aged 1870 last week in the Departmental.
Crist of the Orientals could only get 1874.
| 1873 and 134 in the Oriental-Carroll 1nstl-
tute set. Come on. Billy; don't let a
| little thing like that worry you.
Chamber of Commerce had totals OF
| 800 1,O1S and S97, and the Saengers
| 1908, 91S and 931 in their set last week.
No disgrace in being beaten with those
scores.
| Allison had games Of o24, 2O4 and oOs
| in the Washington-B Baltimore intercity
match recently held in the latter city.
Looks as If the Baltimore trips agreed
! with Buck"
| Steers of the Washington Tobacco Com
pany team heads the lineup of his team.
| 1t will be all right just as long as he
steers straight, but if he doesn't-well,
] better look out.
Rose of the Aggies has been doing good
work since he joined the team. Capt.
| Field let that rose grow until 1t was 1uli-
| blown and then he plucked II. Great mead
| work, Jim.
| Helmerichs totaled 16O in his first game.
| but he came strong in his second and
third, with scores of 213 and 223. Ted
| dy'' always was more or less lucky, ana
1 that is what hurts-the others
| The Goodfellows team of the District
| Duckpin League has bowler by the
name of Wolfe in its lineup. Outside of
| his game of 116 in the Capitol Hill set
| he was not awfully ferocious.
| Rice Of the Interiors got 12} for his
1 third game against the Treasury team.
Tony" has been shifting around for
| some time trying to find soft spot in the
lineup. All, he found II, all right.
aged 113 in his set against the Resoutes
last week. and Farrow of the latter team
had an average of III in the same set. A
| couple of very clever bowlers.
| 1t isn't often that Field of the Asgies
blows a single-pin spare. but he sure did
1 hand that first game to the Bureaus by
| doing that very trick. Never mind, jim
ME, but don't let it happen again.
| The Carroll Institute team is still at it.
| It took two out of three games. from the
| Orfentals and lost the third by only four
| pins Whoever thought the latter team
would be holding down last place?
Now that the sprinters have run them
| selves out and are gradually dropping
1 back the veterans have struck their
| stride and are fast coming up the line
Field, Miller, Brosnan, Lord and Lem
! mon are now punched at the head of TIE
| individual bowlers, while Garrett, Fritz,
Akers, Hardie, O'Donnell and Swaggart
are close up and bowling In good form.
Watch for the official averages next Sun
| day.
| Standing of teams to include Thursday
night:
! Teams Won. Lost Pet Pins. Avg