The Washington herald., 1912-12-15

Ter team defeated the champions OF last
year in the remaining two contests.
The downward scale in tenpins as dem
| onstrated by Harry Oehler OF the Puri-
tans: 800 liz, and 49,
The Boosters, of the Ingram League,
beat the Eau CIaires in all three
games, mainly through the individual
| efforts of Myers, who totaled 1lS in
the second. and Rittinger. whose l35
settled the last contest Bittinger and
Myers also starred in their set with
| the White Caps, the former with scores
of 1871, los, and 90, and the latter with
l32. 1O1, and 1913. But for Cash coming
in with 70 game. the Boosters would
have COPIED the three games of this
set as well. the White Caps having a
three-pin advantage in the final.
spaId' ~.cT whipped Carroll
Council, .HIur straight in the knights
of Columbus Intercouncil League, pass
ing the 500 mark in all three contests.
Thye, for the winners, with scores of
100 and 10. led, with his team mate
Dornor a good second with scores of
120 and III. High single score of the
match was made by Daddy, the anchor
man on the CAROLS, with lS3.
Elmer, the popular manager of tho
Royal Bowling Alleys. is coming into
his own these days, as his scores show
up better in every set. A couple of
more games like that 1873. Horace. and
you'll be right at the heels of the lead
ers.
Despite the handicap of dummy"
figured at 100. the Engineers. of the
Patent Examiners League. managed to
win the odd game from the Woodwork
ers, who evidently are very inappro-
priately named, as they seem unable
to work much with maple. A two-pin
margin, thanks to Roepke's 1872 score.
placed this game on the engineers side
Of the records.
Harley, of the Sherwood team. was
easily the star in their match with the
Arcade Market quint In the Arcade
League with scores Of 1O5, 1875, and 1O6.
which helped some to win the two
games for the Sherwoods.
In the Woodward & Lothrop-aahn x
Co. game, the former team. stin flushed
with their victory Of last week over the
Stars, trimmed the leaders in the Com
mercial League in the first two games
and lost the last, in which they rolled
their highest score. 81, as against the
Shoemakers' $780, With a 81 set, and
high single game of LIS, Vogelsberger.
for the Hahn team, carried. on the indi-
vldual honors.
In three games, about as close as any
one could wish. the Nationals, of the
National Capital League, came out on
top twice in their match with the Y. NJ
c. A. boys. Nationals won the first
game, 5O2 to 4s6; lost the middle spasm.
5o1 to 500, and landed the third. 515 to 514
The good. consistent bowling of Stan
ford, of the Y. NJ. C. A., who rolled
scores Of 1G, los and ZIG, featured the
games.
The new Columbia team in the District
Tenpin League hung up a new season
record in their match with the Govern
ment Printing Office by splitting the
naples for the fine team score Of S95.
Jacobson, who had previously only rolled
IA, relieved his system OF lot OF choice
remarks anent the alleys, pins, &C, and
wound up by easing his mind and salving
his conscience with 2s2 game; Miller
contributed 9OS. and ''cap" Eckstein 1877,
while the elongated Ryerson kicked in
with Isl. and Dutch Burdine with $50.
This. however. was not the only game
grabbed BY Eck's bunch, who also an