Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-17
Colonial.

men together against the Virginians. That
| was the first forfeited set in the league.
| Harry Krauss rolled his first set OF
| tenpins Of the season and pulled up with
| 6S1 Along about the middle of February
| he ought to have an average OF about 26O.
The scores as whole are beginning
| to show an improvement. Due no doubt
to the bowlers putting in more time on
the alleys.
George Campbell is getting so good that
| he rolls a 200 game In every set now.
Some of these days George is going to
surprise himself and roll all three over
the double century.
It's pretty good bet that by the end
| of the season Harry Waters will be up
around the leaders in individual average.
| Harry is off form now, but when he does
get started he will go some.
Departmental.
1lemeriehs ::..: Is2 81 1871 tso gSs
Aggies and Navy are again tied for
, first honors. Unless the dope goes wrong
the league Is going to see one of the
greatest races in its history.
| Just to think that 10 is high set for
the league. If that amt Glass rolling
| we never seen any that was.
| HScu oil buSklTk, ldSt season ledQer,
| is showing very much to the bad. It's
not because the pins are falling hard
Lack of practise probably tells the tale
| Census made a clean sweep at the ex-
pense OF the Warriors. Here's a team
| that ought to be in the running instead
of in the last place. Just little more
pepper and it would be there.
| The official averages published in one
of the local papers of the league is the
best joke vet. Official Scorer Schrader
has no recollection of having given them
out to any paper. Where did they come
| from?
Arcade.
Miller .......... 1oe 1876 1IS 500 10
Every one Of last weeks winners with
.the exception of the Maplewoods won
straights. Offenberg's big count in the
last game won for his team.
! Miller sure was there with bells on
against the Arcade Market. His high set
helped his team to the honors for the
week.
If Joe Costinett don't squirt little juice
into that Mount Vernon bunch he will find
them slipping back awful fast Every
man on the team is a good bowler. but
for some unaccountable reason they are
not putting up the team totals they
should.
Why not arrange a match between the
three Gullis and the three 4homases. 1t
would be a toss-up as to who would win
, out.
Lerch got away with 125 in his first
game against the Immanuels. but faded
to a whisper in his second. His third
game, though, went over the century.
National Capital.
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Gee Whit Licked to a FRAGILE That's
what the Palace was in that roll-off
against the Casinos.
Will wonders never cease? Lewis act
ually unaided and unaffected (whatever
that isl, rolled 331 We take back every
thing we ever said against him.
For about the last Steen sets Baum
has had a habit of dropping or III ms
middle game and thanking 1t with totals
that are away over the century Why
for this small count?
Joe Michaud is certainly putting up a
mighty poor game for a crack bowler:
Mich seems unable to bunch three good
games together.
Tho Bureaus finally got into their
stride and walloped the Welsbaclis for
Il game. They have been putting up
good counts. but the other fellows have
always rolled just little bit more
Harry Krauss only averaged LOT this
week. and incidentally failed to land IN
the honor position. Pretty small set for
d pretty good bowler.
Ingram.
And the Boosters shot the hooks into
the Esperos. They say Espero means
hopeful. We are a member Of the team.
and our opinion is that Il stands for
rotten Ask any other man on the team?
Cap Bakers Quaker Oats smile has
faded. in fact has become lost since that
Booster set No wonder. from COM
handing lead the Eau Claires are now
bn1 n12ce only nv a hair.
Harry Wolstenholme is having the
time of his life trying to beat his son.
Glenn, out for Individual honors. We
like Harry. but nothing would please Us
more than to see the youngster trim the
old man.
Ingram bowlers are willing to back
Glenn Wolstenholme, their fifteen-year-
old protege, against any other bowler in
The latest addition to the league is
Duke" Duganne Duke" in his old age
is having considerable trouble to get the
wood.
Observation-Disclosures
M bethany ' 90 i iss 49, fss 1ss ss S9 ~
Sixth received an awful setback at
the hands of Westminster. Litchfeld's
Pets were counting on two, at the
least.
Bethany had high set for the week.
but lost the last game to t1fth by
splinters. Cummings, Ellett's and
Wyne's centuries turned the trick.
Holmes and Acton were the only men
in the league to hit 100 or better in
all three games HUI" pulled up
with two counts on the even number
in the first and third, his inner game
being 113.
There were no less than seven games
rolled during the past week that were
Just an even hundred. Rather unique
record.
District (Ten).
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Swaggert 800. 157 256 1876 sos 1873
Bill Swaggert rung up 256 against
the Centrals No need for all that
count, William. as your team won by
nearly 200 pins.
Hand it to the G. P. o. They upset
the Saengers for two games. after
dropping the first by 105 pins. Rare
doings if they repeat the dose on the
Chamber of Commerce.
Our old friend George Burdine sure did
fall in his last game in the g. T. o.
Saenger set. Big Dick accumulated 139
pins.
Rolling scores of $40 and 1913 don't look
like the work of a team representing the
Saengerbund. New alleys are sure put
ting a dent in averages.
George Hammer is in fair way to re-
alize his fondest ambitiQn-that Of cop
ping the District League title. Unless