Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-17
STRIKES AND SPARES.

Hammer of the Sunday School League
put in a good set last week, averag ing
200.
Myers averaged 200 in the Oriental
| Florists set Looks like "Cupids" hand
had gotten well.
Maedel of the Puritans bowled 1s2 and
2OS, then ran game for H.. Wonder
| which game was true form.
After bowling 200 and 21s some one
must have turned O'Donnell around.
Danny got only 1914 in his third game.
Brown bowled 235 and oil. then faded
away to a 15S game That fade-away
ball will get them all sooner or later.
Campbell made his debut with the
Saengerbund team last week. Looks like
old times to see George on downtown
alleys.
Eckstein had run of 175, 194 and $40.
That is the way with some bowlers. the
more games they bowl the better they do.
The lineup of the Shoemakers against
the Tigers showed three LIS and two HIS.
What chance has any one against a full
house.
Did any one really expect the Cubs to
beat the Shoemakers? Not after those
red and white jerseys came on the alleys.
Never!
The Moses auint dropped two games
to the Parker Bridget outfit. 1t looks as
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their work.
Ludwig Of the Capitals had an average
of 20S last Tuesday. Better be careful,
Baron" or some one will be borrowing
that mascot.
Hardie averaged 112 against the Cubs
| last week. Joe appears to be one of
| those who can do good work at both big
and little pins.
Fritz of the Orientals had 233 game
| against the Florists. Isn't it strange how
oh nicrnhoc stick in
bowler's system.
Bailey of the Garrison team started
with a game of 113. followed with 100, and
finished with 81. Bill Bailey came home.
| all right.
Hunt bowled last week with the Pho
neers and had the best average on his
team. It's no use talking, you can't keep
a good man down.
i Gordon of the Capitols was there with
the goods in the match with Treasury,
averaging 2O2. Jack is doing some
good work these days.
Chiswell kept up his good work at the
ducks last week, averaging 1O7 for two
| consecutive weeks. No need OF an opti-
clan in this boys case.
Marshall of the Belmonts had things
coming his way in the Belmont-Garrison
set An average of 119 at the DUCKS Is
travelling just a little.
The Saengerbund took two out Of three
games from the Fat Men. Keep on going.
you Fats. or some other team will be
holding down first position.
The Commissioners took two games
from the Capitols, but they had to go the
distance to do 1t. Both teams boWled well,
and went over the 500 mark.
Bisselle of the Navy Yard League had
an average Of POS in that league last
! week. Keep it up. boy, and you'll get
regular berth on the first team.
It looked from the scores of the Spar
| rou ghs-Capitol Hill set as IL Sparrough
might have averaged 115. Such an aver
age is certainly worth mentioning.
The Indians won the first game from
four and the last by seven pins. That is
the kind of a set that gets on ones
nerves.
The Fat Men had close call in their
set with the CAROLS, but squeezed
through with all three games. Only one
total in the six games was over the low
mark of $50.
Brosnan Of the Fat Men bowled 100 and
1JO but poked 219 game in between
them That's all right. Jack. a good
bowler and all that, but what about those
two low games?
Akers had his troubles in the set with
the Capitols. getting games of 49, 100 and
162. Bob is always good natured, no
matter whether his scores are high or
low.
The single men downed the married men
for two games at the Y. NJ. c. A. last
week. Guess the latter had their minds
on what sort of an excuse they would give
for keeping late hours.
The Indians Of the Y. NJ c. A. League
had busy session last Wednesday,: got
Chief Eiker and his braves certainly must
have been on the war path.
Lennon bowled 200. then 223. and then
when somebody mentioned farming Char
ley put in game for $50 total. That's
always the way with some people-they
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