Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-28

to remark that it is a long. long way to
the finish. and considerable can happen
in the interim. List rolled with the f.
Street quint, Lemons name being abb
sent from the lineup. Doc" was short
on his stock Of cigars and took no
chances. NJ. Bear of the Potomacs had
3D. as his set.
A great bid for the District record in
duckpin set was made by Starr OF the
G. p o. team of the Arcade League Tues
day night. when he rolled three games for
a total Of 393 pins. This is pins short
of the record. held Jointly by Dave Nc
Carly and Elliott. the former having IN
addition the high game record to his
credit, ISL. Starts games were l39. III
and 142, and his total will probably stand
for some time to come. if IL does not win
for him the prize offered for this achieve
ment in the Arcade League Draper ana
Krause of the Laborites. the team pitted
against the government printing outfit.
shared the high honors with Starr. each
getting a $50 set. Laborites had a team
total of 500. while G. p. .. rolled 1,56S-
The former won two games.
Welsbach rolled Lose against Mt. Ver-
mons. Baum (3G6) and Krauss t359) being
high The four set rolled by the Ma
tional Capital League leaders this year
stands out as the best ever rolled in this
city. Hallys team mas YET 10 meet oe-
feat.
Slye (3lO) and Van Buskird Gid were
high mnn in the set between Treasury
and Census of the Departmental Duckpin
League the Money Handlers winning the
odd game.
Engineers were high in two of the
games with the Farmers quint in the
Patent Examiners League. Gourley get
ting high honors, with 217 and Roepke
best set, 54S.
the Southwestern League. Noone having
high game and set, 132 and 327.
Good. bad and indifferent ling mark
ed the set between Mechanical and Light
ing Company of the Railway league, Iva
which the latter came out ahead In two
games Redmund led the way in individ-
ual games with IA cas- his count in tie
second. Cooke started with 1873 in the
first, and then piled up two good games.
30 and 200
Critics Won two of the set with tho
Indians, the best score of the evening be-
ing contributed by the winners while roll
ing blind" for their fifth man. This was
only 103, at that
St. Marks administered an awful jolt to
the Fifth Baptist team of the 1nterdenom-
national League Tuesday night. when IL
made a clean sweep of the set, topping
the champions from first place. freoer-
icks led the way for the Lutheran boys.
getting a 3D. set. l.. hluge rolled $40.
while the best scores of the Fifth team
were made by Parker, with 3ls total
Sixth hung up high team score in the
first Of the set with Bethany. with .S1.
and also won the second game. but lost
the closing number by pins. Fish started
off with scores of 123 and I'D, but faded
away to "a in his last game. spelling a
fine set Idtchfeld. with 32S had the
best three-game string. Smith OF Beth
any had 314 as his total
Nick ericher's 127 game and 80 set fea-
tured the Westminster-K Kendall match,
the former team winning all three.
The first and second Y. VI. c. A. teams
of the National Capital League had a
hattie royal on the association alleys
tuesday night, Whitford's quint getting
the decision In two OF the games. losing
the last by pins All the team scores
were over 800. Earl Eiker was high, his
set being 1874; Joliffe was next best with
as. while Farrow had 3lS set 20 his
credit.
Well be referring to him shortly az
John. a brother Of Earl Eiker, the bowler.
The AtIantics took the T. I. Keane out
fit into camp in the Northeast League.
with Knockey (326). and Hagan (325).
best scores. The market
bows nearest win was In the first when
a margin of only pins separated them
from the Atlantics.