Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-24

112 and was out for league records but
two games in the sos put big cr1mp in
his average.
Daddy and Crowell were the consistent
men Of the week. One got three games
Of 90 and the other three of 81. We
fell for that once. but, believe us, some
one put us wise.
Washington Railway.
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Track and Roadway continue to set
the pace in the league. They took the
odd game from Lighting Company.
Holy Smoke! Oscar Gardner shot every
bit of 1O5 in his first game. We have seen
Gardner, shoot more pins than that in a
game Of ducks.
men in the league who were able to get
games over the double century. AS a
whole the scores were below standard.
Somebody figured out that II Tarren
Columbias would have trimmed the
Northern by two pins. Some one please
get the needle.
Eddie Staub is failing to show his form
Scout, bowling in the Colonial proving
too much Of a strain?
Patent Examiners.
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The Engineers were the only team
that was able to take straights. The
Chemists were away off form and not
game was close.
Levers had an awful poor set for a
good bowler. The best he could do was
LIZ, 167 and Isl. an average Of only ISL.
You will have to hand 1t to the league.
So far We have failed to see where a
team has forfeited. We extend our con-
gratulatiOns to the officials.
Through heavy pinning by Frye, the
Shoemakers were able to take the second
game from the Interference quint. His
count Of 201 was high for his team.
There seems to Zoe quite few bowlers
under the impression that the Waters
rolling with the Shoemakers is the Harry
Waters OF Fat Men fame. They have an
other guess coming.
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Fred Eckstein pulled what is just about
the highest set made during the past two
or three years against the Nationals.
An average Of 235 for three games is 60
ing the limit.
II the Germans expect to overhaul the
Chamber of Commerce they will have to
keep up their present terrific pace. Ham,
ner's Pets show no signs of let-up.
! No matter which team wins out, wheth-
er 1t is the Saengers or Chamber OF
Commerce, the winner will know when
| it's all over that they had to shoot for all
they were worth.
! Burely, after registering 202 for the
Saengerbund, was supplanted by Shaffer
| The best Shaffer could do was 1853 and
| LOT. The change had no effect, as the
Nationals were trimmed In all three.
Jones turned in 695 for the Nationals
| but he might just as we'll have shot 09t
| for all the good 1T would do. Pretty
| tough to so like that and then sit back
and see your teammates struggling fol-
| 1G0 average.
Arcade.
Arcyles .....-... so7 5o5 "a 1865 81.
Every winner in the league took
straights from their opponents, the Ar
syles, Holmeads and Laborites being the
lucky ones.
| Mann's excellent bowling practically
put all three games for his team over the
| 500 mark.
Stanford gets away with 12O and Their
faded to whisper in his second and
third games. the totals being 98 and 90
Some start. but, oh, that finish
| Price and Richardson had a battle
royal Tor high honors of the evening
Price counted 103, LII and 1O6 while Rich
ardson turned in 106. 10 and 1O4.
| Post sandwiched measly 80 game In
between two that showed 115 and log
IToo bad he couldn't have pulled moro In
that second attempt.
| High individual game for the woek was
made by Mullen, with 1872 to his credit
Maybe those big games don't tell In youl
average.
Koehler was another who had three
games over the century. With all of tina,
Mann beat him out for tho honor roll
position.