Evening star., 1909-01-24
STRIKES AND SPARES.
Seasons tenpin records to date:

Seasons tenpin records to date:
High individual game: Auguste (De-
partmentaD, 2s7; Walker OistricD. 255.
High individual average: Brosnan De-
partmentaD, $50; Burdine OistricO. ooS
High team game: Saengerbund Ds-
tricD. 1.051: Bureau Departmentap.
1.O4l.
High team average: saengerbund
DistricD, LOIS; Bureau Departmental
9S7.
Risler Of the Arlingtons is evidently
fond of ducks. An average OF 1OS is
some class.
The Moses team took two out of three
games from Saks & Co. Come on. boys,
get in your stride.
Doyle averaged 1O3 in the Royals Hum
mer set last Thursday night. Oh. he
was a hummer all right.
Field OF the Fat Men had an average
of POI in the District League last week.
Hurrah for Jimmie!
Brosnan could only average 1T3 in the
Navy Yard set Never mind. Jack"
1t might have been worse.
The Irish surely put it on the Dutch
In their recent match. but what was Ike
doing on an Irish team?
Myers had a string of $50. 211 and 160
against the Fat Men. Cupid certainly
had a rowing disposition.
The Fat Men bowled 1O2o only to be
Dedten out Dy the OrlentalS, VINO b0Wled
1O36. Amt such doings awful?
Kirby of the Union League got in the
public eye by bowling 120. 120 and 10.
Wonder if Kirby knows Fisher?
Saengerbund. 962. 1,oo1 and 1.041: Car
roll Institute, SIT. S14 and 935. A sad.
sad story-for the CAROLS.
Agriculture put up swell set against
the Bureau but what was the use when
the other team acted SO crazy?
The Pressmen totaed 922 in their last
game against the Rulers. kirby's 242
and Motyka's 2O2 helped some
Bethany won the first game from
Brightwood by a single pin. Lansdale
had a score of 219. SO you can't blame
him.
Bishop started his set with a double
century. but finished with 100. That was
rather quick drop for George.
After Damman of the Kings Palace
quint bowled his second game what did
he say about the pins? Naughty, naughty
The Metropolitans took all three games
from the Ninth quint. Two derricks in
good working order had much to do with
Miller of the Navy Yard averaged oo3
against the Commissioners. Looks like
Charley had recovered from his recent
slump.
Ward of the Post Office is a good leader,
but the rest of his team couldn't stand
the pace An average of 2o7 Is fine work.
Jim"
In the war-Post Office set Collins ran q
Come on. "Lonnie." they sometimes come
lower than that.
After bowling 217 In the oriental-Fat
Men set. Allison uncovered game for
161. What's the matter. Buck" can't
You stand a little prosperity?
Jacobs of the Interiors bowled 1SS for
his first game. but got 227 and 224 for
his second and third. poor beginning
sometimes makes a good ending.
Dodson Of the Railway League bowled
III, 115 and lis. Somehow or other the
boy Is very partial to the figure IL, and
he got both Z and II in his first game.
Milovich Of the Bureaus and Williams
Of the Aggies fought it out for first
honors in their set last Monday night the
former getting 635 and the latter 633 pins.
Eckstein of the Saengers bowled a set
22O. 2Oi and 197 against the Orlentals.
This pair were In a class all by them
selves.
The Interiors and Commissioners had a
battle royal in their set. the former win
ming two out of the three games. Jacobs
had an average Of 2O5 and Brosnan one
for 204.
Perhaps the Bureaus were not going
some when they bowled those i.o4l s62
and $50 games against the Agricultures.
An average of 9SI is certainly touching
the high places.
In the Saengerbund-C Carroll Institute set
last week. Miller averaged PIG. Machler
2OS Burdine 204. and Eckstein 2U3.
'Smatter. "Reddie' did you think four
crazy men were enough for one team?
The past week saw some high class
work in the District and Departmental
leagues. while the duckpin artists fell off
in their work. The following averages
were those over the double century mark
and bowled in regular league matches:
District League; Miller tSaengerbundl.
216: Machler, 20S; Fritz (Orientals), 2o1;
Redeker 201: Eckstein. 207 and 2o3; Bur
dine, 2o4: Krauss. 203; Field tF'at Mem.
2O1. and Brown, 200. Departmental
League: Williams (Aggies). 211; Milovch.
2l1: Ward. 207; Jacobs, 2J5; Brosnan
Commissioners. 204. and Miller Navy
Yard, 203.
The Saengerbund team OF the District
League got down to real business and
hung up new records for the local bowlers
to go after. In their first game with the
CAROLS last week they hung up a @2
game followed it up with one for 1851,
1,041, giving them an average OF LOIS for
the set which Is about the best ever seen
on local alleys, and establishing two new
records, high average for past and pres
ent seasons, and high game in any local
league for the present season. the old
high average record having been . S95
pins with an average of 99S. and the sea-
sons high game. 1.O46, both made by the
Saengers This team also holds the high
team total for a single game, LIZ,
which was made some three years or so
ago, and which has never been in any
serious danger of being passed. Ihs
high game mark and the recently estab-
lished high average record will probably
stand for some time. While the Saengers
the Bureaus were busy with new record
for the Departmental League for this
season. total Of 2962 pins, or an aver
age of 9ST: and high team score OF