The Washington herald., 1911-01-15

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nve-me,. twe-men, and i.divSd-
uals, each morning.
The Rialtos took two out OF three from
the Stauntons in the Northeastern las
Monday night. Glad to see it, fellows
hand it to some Of the others while yo,
are at II.
.Poston turned of a good set in tn,
Capitol Hill Eureka go. He had score,
of 123, Ill. and 109.
Tolman's put a crimp in the Hahn Shot
Company by getting the odd game. The
hoof gear artists had to lay by a 517 tt
win the middle game.
Elrod was there with three games in the
centuries Monday night He got 100. 1l2
and Ill, an average of los.
The Holmeads captured a couple from
the Engineers in the Arcade League.
Neither team went over the 500 mark.
Talk about consistency, ICY" Essex
was there with scores Of l99. 1876, and ls7
| in the War-Census set.
The Fat Men pulled up on the Colonials
|
The Clubites came away with all three
| games.
| Levers. of the Metropolitans, had high
average in the Sunday School League
Monday night. He started with l6O. but
wound up the evening with 2l5 and 22s-
The Saeneers had no trouble getting the
| entire set from the Arcade. The Ger
mans had scores of %e. a4. and 97s
Right up in the honor roll they go.
| Capt. Walters Hilltops struck a snag
when they met the Fatimas. Henry was
counting on getting all three games. but
his team dropped the first game by ten
pins.
| Woodfield turned OF another good set
during the past week: 1oS. lO5, and III is
not SO bad. Not very high. but enough
to pull his average up a little.
That Carroll Institute bunch is sure
| setting some pace just about now. They
! have won their last six games. Drive
EN- to it. Pat
| Willie. of the Orioles. run up a count
| of 240 against the Columbias Kind a
| tough for a team to lose when one man
puts up big game like that.
| Wiegand was in his glory during the
| last two games OF the Westminster-St
| John set He started with 80 and came
! back with 14S and 40. Some total. that.
Pop Hartmann came along with his
| customary high game Tuesday night
! when he posted 242. The G. Q. NJ can
be counted on for good one nearly
every time he bowls.
of the G. p. O. League, rolled the first
clean set of the season last Tuesday
night. Guess he'll have to get a cart
! to take the prizes away for the feat.
The Atlantics continue to set a whirl-
wind pace in the Northeastern. They
trimmed the Knockers all three Fiji
teen games straight is some achievement,
believe US.
The Mount Vernons were there with
bells on in the set against the Wisconsins
They turned of IS. 536, and 521. a total
of l.5s2- An average of 521 is going
some.
Ed Handiboe got in a 34 set at the
expense Of the Moses aggregation Tues
day night. He had scores Of lis lO4, and
135.
We certainly are glad to see the Shop
boys out with a full team in their last
set and what's better still. they won two
games. That's the candy. fellows: jump
right in and trim a few of the others.
The Argyles won all three from the
Mount Pleasant in the Arcade League
Tuesday night. They had two games over
the 800 mark.
Bob Akers eot away with fine start
in the set with the Navy. but a bad game
in the last hurt his average. His scores
were 20, 2a5, and 146.
Navy was there with some total
against the Commissioners. They started
with no. came back with s4S. and wound
up with 1,O13.
The A. ]. Bennett Company has en-
tered The Washington Herald's popular
ity contest The team has many friends.
and it would not be surprising to see
it land in on one of the prizes.
That Times aggregation more than out
done themselves in the set with the
Inglesides. All the games went over the
600 n.ark-5l5. 5a3. and 544.
Joe Michaud helped his average in the
District League by pulling up with a
the century mark.
Lefty Van Buskirk came back with
highest set Of the week in the setto with
the Bureaus. He got 1T. a02, and az.
Pretty good nights work.
The teams in the District Duckpin
League are still in about the same posi-
tion as they were at the end Of last
week. the Belmonts leading by a very
small margin.
The A. ]. Bennett team Of the North
western Duckpin League Is rolling a
steady game. having won twelve out Of
the last twenty-one games. Capt Love- |
less says the team is bound to finish in !
the money.
Team No. in the Carroll Council !!
League is making a runaway race, but !
the other teams are going in and try to I
stop their meteoric flight.
Charley Ricketts, one Of the stars in |
the District League, is now rolling with |
the Bennett Company, In the North |
western. Needless to say, Charley is |
rolling a good game.
Capt Loveless Is leaving no stone un-
turned in an effort to get winning team |
together. His latest move was to sign |
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