The Washington herald., 1911-02-19
SAENGERBUND NOTES.

An right, Louis, III see you soon.
The Schumanns somewhat upset the
Glucks, pennant hopes by taking two
games from them
BY striking out in the tenth frame OF
the last game. Beck and Shaffer, of the
Schumanns, placed the last game of their
set with the Glucks on the right side OF
the ledger according to Capt. Shaffer's
view.
Say, Bousum, that last set of yours
against the Mozarts was simply awful
Don't be afraid to hit single pins. they
won't bite you.
The Ladies auxiliary" Of the coupon
collecting staff, is not doing quite what
We expected from them. Will Mrs. E
and Mrs. B. as well as Miss X. please
take notice. This has reference TO you.
De Yo. of the Glucks, does not con-
Sder 13 as his hoodoo. With thirteen
strikes and the same number OF spares
in his last set against the Mozarts, JEFF
collected enough wood to have a 19&
average for the nights work.
In that same Mozart-Gluck set. Brand
stedt, Of the former team. also pulled
Off thirteen strikes and thirteen spares
with scores of 10, 212. and 3o1. averag-
ing 1856. The portwheeler, whose good
"OAn hoS dluSu IhC -hOSdA u
to stay on or near the top of the pile.
cheerfully admits that when he gets
twice thirteen marks to a set he does
not consider number 13 as his hoodoo.
Eckstein, who leads the league in in
dividual averages. had an off day in that
Wagner set when he scored
l59. III. and 156. This is the only set
recorded against Eek. without at least
one double-header.
The Mozarts were beaten two out of
three by the Glucks. This makes five de-
feats Of their last six games for the
erstwhile leaders. To prevent a possible
landslide, Capt, Scheuermann Is now dis
tributing copies of that fascinating little
book. How to bowl" to the members
of his team.
Sure, Mike, we will accept your six
months subscription TO The Washington
Herald. We generally hold out for a
full years, but then. what is the use of
having rules if you cannot make excsp-
tions.
Dooie has received an enormous num-
Der of postal cards appertaining to and
touching upon that tender subject of that
tenspot. The next gink who writes to
touch Looie for an Y is liable to receive
the contents OF a siphon. kept in readi-
hSoS iOi tiioN PGi POSS- All VIC CAH soy
Looie. is that we hope he'll see you soon.
We owe Judge Lawrence an apology for
overlooking that 205 score in the last
statement of averages. The next issue
of same will show the correction. While
We are suffering from the coupon coll
lecting fever We occasionally slip up on
other things, so don't hesitate to call
US good and hard If ii should occur again.
Karl Xander blew himself to a new
mineralite ball last week, and the way
Pop" Is spilling the NAPLES with that
rubber sphere augurs well for his aver
age. Here's hoping there'II be nothing
lower than 800 scores for you from now
on.
Oscar Walter. the league baby. went
crazy in that second game of the Schu-
bert-Wagner set and toppled 'em over
for a 3 count. This enabled the SChu-
berts to annex that game by five pins.
Oscar does not often get so reckless. but
when he does it is generally at a time
when they count most. Do it some more,
Baby.
What is the matter with some of the
members turning in coupons? Do they
think the contest is over? There are
several teams after our scalp. and it be-
hooves US to get busy and keep hustling
II we want to send our team TO Buffalo
Milton Ford announces his intention to
chaperon the team. and we sure would
hate to disappoint Milton in this matter.
AL MACHLER.