Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-20

had totals of 101, 1O1 and 1o1 In the
Tornadoes Cyclones set last Wednes-
up every now and then.
Cochran Of the Shop team bowled
107 SO and 137 totals in the set
against the Coachyard. It looks 81 as soi II
he might have been working IN the Gel
lar during that second game.
14o. 1876 and 1s6 totals in the pilgrims
games, averaging 164. Why, certainly,
the Baron has a life membership in the
down and-out club.
Essex, after bowling 155 and 1S2 In
his first two games Of the War interior
set, wound up with a total of 212. You
are right. Frank, it's better to be lucky
than scientific.
Waters of the District League was
and 191 games in the Fat Men-Oriental
set. Wonder if the boy is pointing up
for that big Baltimore tourney? ia
Douglass of the Post Once team haa
| the Bureaus. Too bad the season is SO
nearly over. Duggie or you might pos
sibly. dig up good high total 49,
Fritz managed to pull out OF t me
average of 1873. Nothing, doing in the
easy line for this chap this season. ne
has had to work hard for all the pins
| he upset.
The Navy Yard bowlers finished first
in the Departmental League and Man
ager Chase is wearing his mos1
dazzling smile. 1t mus. De I'd
plea SAINT sensation TO be porn uHuei
| lucky star.
Kieffer of the Whirlwinds bowled l42 In
his first, 90 in his second and III In ms
! third game of the set against the mum
derboltS The wind must have died down
a little in that second game.
Hunt and Morris will meet tomorrow
night at three games of tenpins three OF
duckpins and three of billiards. the WIN
ner of five games to take all. LOOKS as
if there might be something doing.
Jones and Helmerichs of the Bureau
team put in several hours last Wednes-
day. before bowling their set with the
Post Office, trying to find the magic
groove on the alleys Nothing doing
Lord and Douglass saw 1t first.
After bowling 10 in his 1lrst game
AGAINST the Coachyard team, P. Shana-
han of the Shop team got total OF 2oo
in his second, but fell back to 1856 In MS
third. That's what you get for running
! Dose outside the yard limits.
Swaggart of the Commissioners was
strictly on the job in the set with Asri-
| culture getting games of 81, 10 and
IA, totaling 666 pins for the set. Bill
also joined Lord in sharing the honors
| for bowling clean set of games.
Rose of the Aggies wound up his sea-
son with a flourish, getting a set Of IA.
216 and go totals in the Commissioners
games Thursday night. His total of $50
pins, averaging 246. is new record TOT
4 4
Walter of the Bethany team rolled 2Ol
! in his first game against West Wash
| inston. dropped 10 113 in his second and
wound up with a 137 score in his third
| Don't worry; he will settle down some
where after a while; only a little rest
| less at present.
| The standing of the first four individual
| bowlers in the list of averages is:
| Brosnan 1887; Miller, 1888; Field, 190-
| 36, and Swaggart, 1922 The last
named bowler has six games to bowl
and il he continues his present good
| work he will have a good chance foi
! finishing higher in the standing.
The set between the Commissioners and
| Agricutures last Thursday night resulted
| in some little juggling of records and
! standings. Brosnan of the Commission
| ers, through the medium Of his 612 set
passed Miller of the Navy Yard and now
| leads the league by narrow margin
Rose of the Aggies, by rolling $50 pins
| and Swaggart of the Commissioners, with
| his GG6 total. jumped to the front and
are now in first and second places, Nc
| Lehman and German dropping into third
| and fourth places in the matter of high
sets. Swaggart slipped through all OF
1 the three games without break, and Is
| one of the few bowlers who have rolled
perfect sets. the others being krauss OF
| the District League and Lord of the
| Departmental
| Standing of teams, to include Thursday