Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-10
LIVE BOWLING NEWS
Interesting Paragraphs Picked
Up From Many Leagues.
SPORT BOOMS THIS WINTER
Hardie Leads Big Pin Artists, Aver
aging 213ACollins Best in
Sunday School.
Departmental.

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Navy. by winning five out of the
last six, has put it up to the Aggies
to do the same thing If the Farmers
want to stay in the race.
Wide-open splits and picks put Blu
reau on the shelf against the Sailors.
They had chance in the first and
last. but lighthouses were the Sailors
salvation.
Joe Hardie came back with a big set
against the Census. With Ray Dono-
hue going good. also, Van Buskirk's
pets were up against a tough propo-
sition
And the mighty Warriors humbled
the Commissioners. The bowling Of
the War team has practically been the
they keep it up.
O'Donnell is the greatest anchor man
that ever lived. not even excepting
Harry Krauss More power to Daniel.
The scores in general have COM
menced to look a little more normal.
1t must have been five sets before a
600 count was rung up.
District (Duck).
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Not team in the league won
straights during the past week. Gar
risons good set only got it two games.
Marshall got away to a 1874 start.
and threatened to break up few
league records against the Eurekas.
but wound up with two counts of %.
Lonnie Krauss made his debut 90
ho Ay-1iy nd
with high set Lon shot a couple over
the century, but broke bad In the mid
die game.
Looking over that Royal lineup
fails TO show the name of ROdrick.
Has the grand old man of the game
given up ducks? Let us hope not
Sunday School.
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II the league hopes to finish out the
season 1t will be necessary either to drop
two Of the present teams and complete
the schedule with four teams, or get two
other teams to take their places.
Forfeited sets are playing a big part in
the standing Of the first three teams. In
gram has record of having won four
teen out OF fifteen.
Harry Wolstenholme. the popular man
dger OF tne ingram alleys, Is one OF the
few crack duckpinnerS who can show a
creditable average with the big pins
For the benefit Of the team captains the
rules of this league allow the substitution
Of player at any period Of the game.
In the observation-disclosures set this caus-
ed lot of undue argument
1t doesn't seem possible that bowler
of the caliber Of Williamson can roll
game of 215 and then drop to So. but the
scores. nevertheless, credit him with this
performance Tuesday night
Official Scorer Baker threatens to pub
lish the averages of the league next Sun
day Cap takes some awful desperate
chances sometimes.
INSTRUMENTATION
S Sists .... i 1Si ' 90 i iis s s 1 1853
sixth was the only team that succeeded
in taking all three games last week. The
other winners could get only the odd one.
Jim Elicit was away of form against
the Westminsters. The best he could do
was IS, 80 and 81. We have seen Jim
roll better sets than that.
COPELAND started out to break all league
records with 1856 in his first game, but a
20 in the second put the dope on the bum.
He came back in the last with an even
century.
had two games over the 100 mark. but
they were not big enough to Offset that
"a in the first.
High team game for the week was reg
istered by the Westminsters. their count
being SOB. Jasper's 121 and McKillen's
III swelled the total.
Parker came through with 307 set.
and his teammates rolled enough to get
the odd game from the Westminsters.
The scores as a whole were below the
average