The Washington herald., 1911-10-29

Why did Tommy H. resort to an alias
last week? Oh, you Taylor!
Lednum must like to see his record
even. In each of the last three sets Led
pulled OF Just one dozen spares each.
Another record for evenness: Van
Buskirk. with 165 in each of the three
games of the Chamber Of Commerce
Carroll set
The official District League averages
will be published in next Sundays Wash
ington Herald for the first time this sea-
, son and thereafter regularly every SUM-
day. II you wish your average to look
we'll. better make the most OF this week. 3
games.
Shaffer says now that he is not so
sure the Saengers will win out In the
District League. Well. neither are we,
George.
By taking all three from the Nationals,
the Saengers tied the Chamber Of Com
merce team in the District League for
first place incidentally rolling high team
set, with 2750.
If Van Buskirk was doing Coop
ers'' work in the Garrett" could he
Hammer Barber II "McKnew" Of Il ?
Hurry, Doc, with the chloroform.
The Nationals were decidedly onr-color
in their set against the Saengers. But
one man on the team totaled 500 for the
set and that distinction goes to Jones,
the latest addition to the team. We'll
come to our league!
Campbell started OF well in the Knick-
erbocker-Puritan set in the Colonial
League, with 1s1. but struck a snag
somewhere and fell down with scores Of
1S7 and ~. Oh, George. how could you!
Miller, of the CAROLS, buckled down to
real work and showed clearly that he
still can deliver the goods when he
rolled a set of $50 against the Chamber
maids. Here's hoping Charlie Will keep
BARRIERS ink wasn't around last week.
but Dick felt a draft in the neighborhoo
of his underpInnings and left after bowl
ing a game and a half in the Chamber OF
Commerce-CarToll set.
Crist proved a very capable substitute
for Solbeck in the Navy-Commissioners
match in the Departmental League. Bill
predecessor only totaled al and IN in his
two games.
Cooper, Of the Chamber of Commerce
team, continues to stay among the lead
ers in the District League by averaging
1S4 against the CAROLS. How did you get
+along with that Shoemaker from "Ches-
apeake" Jimmie? =. ...r.
In the National-Casino set in the Capt.
tai Duckpin League. every man on the
Nationals passed the 100 mark for all
three games with but one exception, Rob
erts being high man with 153 Lots Of our
tenpin bowlers do not get that much with
the big pins.
The Chamber Of Commerce team took
two out of three from the CAROLS, hav-
ing, in each case, to ovecome lead of
70 pins in the sixth frame This goes to
show that the game is not lost until the
last frame Is rolled, and that II pays to
keep on plugging away.
Starting OF with II5. August, in the
Saenger-National set. followed this up
with a 2S5 score. His efforts in the last
game resulted IN a total of l4S. Now the
question arises, WAS the sandwiched-in
score an accident or the other two?
II the Washington Railway Relief Ten
pin League Is Offering = booby prize for
low set. MCGEE, Of the Mechanicels, Is
likely to qualify for Il with his scores
Of IA. 81. and 100. Huliy geel
Both Fowler and Oehler averaged 11o
in the National Casino set in the Capital
Duekpin League. These two bowlers
seem to md the little pins more to their
liking than the big ones, at which they
are also taking q whack. There are
mighty few who can make credftable
average IN both games, iKrauss and Rod
eriek. Of the Palace team. being notable
exceptions. 49,. r
Il Il !. ststed on good authority that