The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-11

set of l45. rs. and l55 games in the Ar
lington-Navy Yard set Real cute totals.
but they viii hardly get any one any
thing when used in figuring averages.
In the Colonial League games last
Thursday night, Thomas rolled PIG IE,
and 2f5 totals, The question is, was the
big boy lucky IN his first and third
games, or was he uniucky when he got
HIS l35?
Machler, Of the Saengerbunds. spoiled
a nice set when he slid into that l6s total
after rolling 90 and 202 in mis- FIRST and
second games OF the Y. NJ. c. A. set
Never mind, Al; get EN- ali the next
time.
After rolling totals Of lf9 and l69. Hager
ran out a 2lS score in his third game of
the 3. & O.-Union Station set. Was that
why there was such a scarcity Of papers
in his neighborhood the following morn
ing?
Waters sandwiehed a 40 total between
his -lS and 2l5 scores Ia the Census-Treas-
ury games. Harry has a mighty gener-
Gus streak in his makeup; guess ne
didn't want 20 take high honors away
from his teammate.
Sparrow is a member Of the Cameo
team in the Diamond Duckpln League.
and had totals OF los. 30. and s. in the
match with the Ruby team. In mention
Ing this bowler. would you refer 70 him
as being a bird or a bowler?
After burning up the alleys last week
with 64l total MacLennan bumped into
group OF lo6, $50. and 10 totals in the
Navy Hard-AgTiculture games. That's
right, Mac, let some OF the Others do
their share Of the work
Emmert. OF the West Washington team
rolled scores OF 81 and Is in his first and
third games Of the Brightwood set Did
any one hear what Capt Campbell said
after the games were over? You muffed
a hot liner If you didn't
In The Brahms-Schuhert games. Red
eker started Ike a house afire. getting
y and 2a totals in his first and second
games, but he could cop only Us i'm his
third You're right, Red, no use in max
ing the others look as if they were bowl
ing ducks.
Now that the City Bowling Association
has started the ball arolling for their an
nuai tournament. let every one lay aside
thelr petty grievances. put their Shout
ders 10 the wheel and make the affair a
success IN every way. What has hap
pened in the past is beyond recall. so
lets make this one the best ever.
Len" Collins struck the nail square
OF the head WHEN he advocated that all
scheduled games in the coming city tour
nament be BOWED on the dates specified.
and that none be postponed. II is a hard
enough task, TO say nothing OF being A
thankess one, 10 get up a schedule Of
any sort and when some one or two or
three entrants come along and ask for
postponement il is bound 10 cause some
little confusion The association endeay
ors to get all the events run off as soon
as practicable. and in order to do So they
shift ard Heshift until every available
minute OF the time placed at their dis
posal Is utilized. The asking for a shift
or postponement not only involves the
team OF individual asking for it. bur in
some cases draws two or more others
INTO the matter, as we'll as causing the
committee to do some extra figuring and
hustling. When the schedule has been
made and submitted for approval bv the
boWlers- if such is done, let every bowler
so arrange his affairs that he viii be on
hand on the date and hour that he is
earded to appear on the alley. and in 50
doing he Will have done his share TO-
ward making the cares and worries of
the committee of very little moment.
q. II. WILLIAMS