Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-06
STRIKES AND SPARES.
leaders: Miller, 1854

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Hunt rolled 224. 1856 and 21O in his three
games of the Pioneer-Puritan set. Any
thing serious. Mr.. President?
Swaggart of the Commissioners had
scores Of 100. 1871 and 1913 last Monday
night. Good for Bill. he has arrived at
last.
The Eat Men took all three games from
the Chamber of Commerce team and now
lead in that league. How the mighty
have fallen.
Binley had totals of PIT. 219 and 1877
in the INTERIOR Commissioner games last
week. Every bowler has his day and this
one was about due.
Brosnan could average only 17S in the
Commissioners-Interio games. Well,
Jack led the league for less than a week,
If that Is any consolation.
German of the Aggies had games of
225. 1s2 and 213 in the set against the
Post Office, averaging 206. Serves Mike
right for taking the rest cure.
Slattery of the Owls had games of no,
1O6 and 50 in the set with the Altamonts.
He got two good scores to overcome the
one bad one. Wasn't he wise old owl?
Krieger averaged lis and Mcclure 116
In the Subway. NJ. c. A. games last
week. The former bowler now leads his
age Of 107-13
Ward got a total of 226 i'm his second
game of the War-Post Office set last
week. Jim gets some good scores once
in while-especially when he has just
little luck.
Ober of the District Duckpin League
had totals of 1O3. 142 and 11s. averaging
121, in the set between the Royals and
the Ariingtons. CLASSY? You bet he is,
and then some.
had nf
totals In the Fat Men-Chamber of Com
merce games, an average Of 1859. Never
mind Buck, look at Cupid Myers and
Charlie Lennon and be thankful.
Weber sandwiehed a 116 score in be-
tween his PA and 167 totals in the Dunn
barton-Mount Pleasant set. Merely a
question of trying to guess just Wat
would be considered his regular form.
The best the Law Department bowlers
of the Southern Railway League could
do was to take one game from the Boo =
keepers. Why not get out 4 writ of ha-
beas corpus the next time they bowl?
Miller of the Navy Yard team got in
a good set last week-22i. 1SS and 2O2
averaging 204-and is once more leading
the Departmental bowlers. Strike up the
band mere comes a sailor.
Fritz Of the r at Men could only get
1S9, 1857 and 10 for his games in the
Chamber of Commerce set. Amt it aw-
full to dream of bowling record-break-
ing set and then get one like that?
Hartman rolled games of 1S5, 232 and
2O3 in the Pioneer Knicker booker SET
averaging COG When Pop is good he
is very good. and when he Is bad he
is--well. pray don't mention it.
Smallwood Of the Signalmen rolled 126.
113 and 122 in the set against Union
Station last week. 1t wouldn't be bad
idea If some one locked up those signals
and let the boys get up steam
Field of the Agriculture bowlers rolled
games of POP. 200 and POS against the
Thursday
eraging 206, and has passed Brosnan in
individual average. The latter had bad
set last week and dropped from first to
tnird place.
Akers pulled out a set of 30. 1856 and
216 totals In the Pioneer games
That's the proper spirit, Bob. The pins
can never stand u after the way you
have been hitting them lately.
Warner got a 22S total for his first
game OF the Navy Yard-Commissioner
set Wednesday night. Don't get scared
about it; 1T was only a leftover from
last week and he had to get it out Of
Metcalf of the Warriors rolled TO and
159 in his first and second games against
the Post Office. but he got 234 in his last
one. Shorty $ evidently believer in
saving the good things until the very
last
Myers bowled total of 221 in his
first game of the Oriental-Carroll In
stitute set. but he dropped to 1873 and
1853 in his second and third 1t is a
lead pipe cinch that some one will be
glad when the base ball season opens.
After losing the first game to the
Navy Yard by a score of 917 to 942,
the Bureau bowlers went to pieces, and
also lost the second and third. Never
give up because you lose the opening
game, but be game and fight it out to the
finish
Ricketts, OF the Casino duckpin team
rolled scores of 112, lie and 40,
averaging 12e, in the set against the
Mount Vernons This bowler may not
be leading his team when it comes to
average, but he is certainly keeping the
others on the jump to hold their lead
over him.
The schedule for the coming week
in the Departmental League is: Monday.
Post Office Interior; Tuesday, War
VS.. Treasury: Wednesday, Bureau vs.
Commissioners. and Thursday night the
Navy Yard and Agricultures come to-
gether. The two latter teams are in
first and second places, respectively,
and will probably put up a warm argu-
ment when they get together.