The Washington herald., 1911-12-10

Joe was about due to slip something
along those lines over on the bunch.
At that. Hardie did not monopolize
all the honors for his team-mate, Dono-
hue. was on deck. too. and produced
scores of 224. 207. and 1874. for a set Of
625. anent which one might remark that
this also was getting there. with both
feet.
Not to be outdone, along comes the
old war horse, Billy Warren, and shows
that he, too. has something left, with
scores of Ia, 225. and 223, for another
classy set of 625.
Say Campbell what is the matter
with your embarrassing team? Week
before you let EN- hand You three, and
the last week saw the dose being re-
peated The Tolman Laundry team
ought not to have the starch taken out
of it with such painful regularity. Ask
Gurnee, for me, how he likes roosting
on the bottom rung of the ladder. will
you?
Rolling 21O. with two breaks in the
game, means getting strikes In
punches. That's the way Jones Of the
Nationals, got ii. You're welcome to
go as far as you like, Bob.
Saengers lost the last game OF their
set with the Government Printing Of
flee by seven pins. although Burdine
did his best to stave off defeat with a
20 score. but-Eswaer so schoen gewesen,
&c.
William Hahn & Co. slipped one over
on the Boston Bakers IN the Commercial
League by taking all three. That's right,
fellows, because you sell the shoes is
no reason why the wearerS of them
should step all over you.
That the Sixth won three games from
Kendall in the INSTRUMENTATION (glad
that's. out again can be credited to
COPELAND, whose 1856 game put it on ice
by therteen pins IT should not he hard
to guess which of these teams considers
thirteen an unlucky number.
Northeastern League. added three more
to their already long string of wins by
trimming the Rosedales. winning the first
through Roberts high score OF III by the
small margin of FIVE pins.
Mcfarland Cno relation to Packy), OF
the Nationals. had his southpaw curve
working fine in the set against the Cham
berries and averaged 1s9 for the session.
Keep It up, Mac, not only for one set, bur
for the whole season.
The Immaculates rolled. a pretty and
consistent team set with scores Of 5l1, sos
and sos against the Bureau quint IN the
National Capital Duckpin League. land
ing on top in all three contests. the first
hN- hlf nil
Roepke. of the Engineers. in the Patent
Examiners League, won the second game
for his team from the Chemists by COM
pounding a pa score, also engineering a
1SS and 19l game before and after the
middle spasm.
In three of the most closely contested
games of the week, the Freight team, in
the Southern Railway Clerks League,
took the Comptrollers' measure by II
pins in the first, Is in the second, and 10
pins in the last setto.
A record set for the SpaIdIng Council
League was hung up by Richenbacher,
of the Normoyle ive. with scores Of rs,
lS3, and an even century. totalinE 35S,
which is going some in any league.
Van Buskirk rolled an even 100 average
in the MISUNDERSTANDING OF Commerce
set. Steve is finally getting down to
cases after a poor start, and promises
TO lead the league soon at the pace he
has been travelling for the past two !
weeks.
Thomas, Of the Pioneers, also had some
dope to get rid OF and toppled
the naples over for a set Of SIS with