The Washington herald., 1910-12-18

| Der OF the Royal duckpin team in the
District League during the season OF
lSs-I0 and this season he is found bowl
ing on the GoodfeIloWs duckpin and the
knickerbocker tenpin teams. Here's 10
you. Billy boy, and may your good work
continue.
Harley is one of those duckpin stars
that manages 10 twinkle every now and
then. He had a set of log, i2S and III
totals in the Mount Pleasant Ingleside
games. averaging close to 10
Garrett. of the Interiors. fianked his 1s4
total with scores Of Is7 and ISL in the
Treasury-Interior set last Tuesday night
Froget them, George; such totals slap US
all when least expected
Land. OF the Bureaus, could only get
rs. ~, and rs in his set of games
against the ColoniaIs last week. Never
mind Sandy, you are not the only one
that fell by the wayside; there are others.
The Colonials in their set with the Blu
reau last Thursday night had totals of
sS. $50 and So, averaging 9s2. From the
looks Of the team totals and individual
scores the whole team must have jumped
into the looney class.
Anderson. Of the Interference bowIers.
came out of the Engineers games with
totals Of III. 127, ana lis. That's nothing:
there are some bowlers VINO would cele-
brate for whole week if they could
even do as wen as this boy did.
Those 2Ss rs. and 9O4 totals BOWED by
Warren in the Iroquois- Knickerbocker
games last Tuesday night were real
classy, and then classy again. total of
no pins. averaging &c. is enough to make
any bowler sit up and take notice
No "a
by one of the Colonial League bowlers
last Tuesday night is not a District rec
ord. nor was it the result OF freak set
of games. The chap rolling those games
has been doing good work all the season
and he merely got what he was really
deserving of.
Come on, boys, Your entries are com
ing in rather slowly for the City Asso-
citation tournament. Hustle them in right
now and make the work of the commit
tee all the easier by doing so. What's
the use Of waiting until the eleventh
hour and then find you could not get the
dates you wished for, TO say nothing of
making few Woodworking officials turn
night into day?
The suggestion made at the beginning
OF the present season by one of orr rnos.
prominent bowlers, but never even CON
sidered. that the president of the City
Bowling Association call meeting of All
the presidents of the various leagues in
the District 10 consider certain pronosi-
tons which would enable ali teams and
their individual bowlers TO participate in
the coming tournament without exnense
to themselves at the time the affair took
pace, was one OF the best that has ever
come TO the notice of the writer The
proposition in question was TO assess
each bowler few extra cents for each
set bowied. turn the money into the
treasury, and when the time to file en-
tries arrived each team would enter
their fVe~man. two-man and individual
oowiers and pay all fees from money
which had been accumulated since the
season first opened. Under the present
system bowler has to pay out about
IS, according to the number OF events
entered, and II he managed to get into
the prize distribution he has 10 deduct
his entrance fees from the value OF the
prize won, while IL the new proposition
was adopted his winnings would be all
ciear profit TO him. his fees having al
ready been paid In by him. a little at a
time. The idea seems 10 be a good one,
and II generally adopted would mean an
increased number OF entries, for teams
and individuals would then be entered
that otherwise would probably not COM
pete. Why not give the proposition some
thought! c. q. WILLIAMS.