Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-18
nant The only way for Fifth to lose
would he To dran out of the lea g1Ie

nant The only way for Fifth to lose
would be to drop out Of the league.
McKericher put up about the best set
seen in the league for some time. He
got away with 11S. came back with an
even century and finished with 126.
Fredericks was not far in back of Nc
Kericher for set honors. His scores Of
ia, 1O6 and 40 gave him an average or
40. His excellent pinning helped to beat
Sixth.
Fifths $40 game in the last against
Kendall was the best in the way of team
game for the week. Westminster came
next with a count of 52j.
Guess Cap Litchtield will have to start
laying plans for a championship team
next year. Sixth had u mighty good
team this season, but Fifth proved a
Richards had counts OF 96. % and rs
in the set with Bethany. The farther he
went the better he got Doyle had two
94s, Binnix two SIS, Copeland two zoos
and kluge two :1s.
Patent Examiners.
Levers i@,sersFense " III III iss $50 , $50 ~
Too had that Levers wasn't scheduled
in the Colonial during the past week.
He would have had chance of leading
three leagues In high average.
Roepke gets away with an awful good
start-2O8-but 1f' in the second and lDi
i'm the last cut down all chances he had
for good average.
pend lIpOn him for at least an even hun
dred In the Chemist-Interference set he
started with an even century and finished
the same way.
set After getting III in the first the
next two showed 1D2 and III. Here's
hoping he don't pull nothing like those
last two in the tournament.
IOeff1er had practically the same luck.
His first game showed I'll and the next
two liz, and 127 Is the distance too far?
High individual game for the week was
posted with Savage. with total CT 2:'''.
Although his other two games were not
very impressive. ne managed to come
through with Il fair average.
Waters is showing tendency to get
worse instead of better. With scores of
1U,, los and 10 he was going the limk.
Keep plugging. old man, they are bound
to conc.
Northeastern.
Murphy -. ~ III Io4 :::s Il3
You have got to hand it TO the Bennett
aggregation. Any team that can trim
it on the roli-off of tic can consider
Itself mighty lucky.
Tommy Crooks had another one of
those big sets during the past week
Looks to US as though Tom is going to
lead that league by mile in individual
average
See another one of those Casinos with
the Hilltous. Might as well pull all of
them out and be done with it. You
would have to go Il long way to find a
better bunch of bowlers.
Mike McCormicks Capitol Hills lost out
on winning all three games from the
Crescents by just three pins. They tied
the second and won 1t on the roll Off.
With scores of 1O3. 1O7 and 123. Joe
Fowler more than held his end up in the
Bennett Hilltop set. Roberts was not far
behind him with lib. no and lo1.
After getting away with only two med
icore whatever that is) games in his
first two attempts, Lakin came back with
20 in the last
BY the way, did you notice who was low
man on the Bills in their set against the
Atlantics. No wonder they lost.
Wish the party who sends in the scores
would label those two Postons. We
would like to take a knock at Monk once
in awhile, but are afraid that we will get
the wrong one.
Washington Railway.
T.ass hdway s ss ST. ST. s sSs $50 SIS is IS
Holy smike! The Lighting Company
failed to put a game over 700 in its
set with Track and Roadway. OF course,
Eddie Staub isn't wishing them any hard
luck, but the chances are he didn't care
If they rolled less than 400
George Herbert came to life and put
I'D high average for the week. No get
ting away from the fact that with a little
practice George would be just as good as
they come.
Southern has got the habit, and it's a
good one too, Of throwing In a 800 game
in the last few sets. You know what
The tournament officials Of the city as
ISOLATION are hoping that the Track and
Roadway makes an excellent showing in
the tourney as 1t might lead more teams
from the league to enter next year.
Wehausen turned in the highest indi-
viduaI count of the week, with a total of
so9 in his last game against the Easterns.
His other two games showed 1872 and 191.
Westminster.
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Davis got away to a flying start his
first two games. showing a total of 2lO.
but an So in the last cut down what might
have been high set for the season.
Excellent pinning on the part of Nc
Kericher in his first two games failed
to stave off defeat at the hands OF the
Reds Then when he drops to 80 in the
last his team wins.
Dewey pulls i01 and los in his initial
attempts. but the best the Admiral could
do in the next was an even CO. just a
case OF reaction.
BY the way. the Ingram Memorial has
four teams. why not make UP q match