Evening star., 1912-03-03
INSTRUMENTATION.

Copeland had high set for the season
within his grasp had he not fallen down
in the last game. With 1O6 and 141 to
work on in the first two it looked pretty
soft. but. oh. you 50.
Fifth logged along with two games
below 500 in the first, but what they did
to the pins in the last was shame.
Richards contributed Ia. Windsor 100,
Elicit 100. Parker 119 and Wyne 119.
F. George showed a little Improvement
in every game he rolled against the
Sixth. In the first he had 81, the sec
ond sc and the last 9s. Wonder where
he would have stopped?
Holmes was in fair way to get a
good set, as he piled up lit in his first
attempt. The next two showed "a and lOl'
giving him an average of 1O4.
Guess the strain must be telling on
Capt Lichfield. Any old time Henry
gets shooting around 70 it looks like the
old boy has given up all hope of beating
out Fifth.
Just to show you that it don't take a
crack to average 100, we wish to point
out the performance Of Hugh Smith.
Smitty has always claimed to be a ten
pinner, but nevertheless he gets the ducks.
Arcade.
High set for the week goes to Cullin OF
the Maplewoods. His excellent pinning
was a big help toward his team winning
all three from the Holmeads.
Harry Oehler, after getting away with
two Of 11S each in his first and second
games dropped down to 90 in the last.
Even at that 32S is some set
That 6O4 game was a hummer. With
any kind of luck the Argyles would have
shot about go or 675. It will take some
awful sweet bowling to beat the mark.
Mccarthy led the onslaught with 1876
Koehler had 100, Mann, 123; Post. III
and Rider. 100; total Of 6o4. After that
game the team dropped off and finished
the third with a count under 800.
Mcdonald and Dwyer contributed 131
and Ill for the Laborites, but it was far
from enough to stop the Argyles in that
first game Had Buck Harley shot 16s
it would have been different story.
The Maplewoods were the only team
that succeeded in winning straights. The
never really dangerous.
That Mohawk team looks all the world
like the one that represent the Nationals.
In the National Capital League. Believe
us, they make mighty good combina-
ton.
Railroad Y. M. C. A.
High set for the week went to J.
Thompson and Miller. Both bowlers fin
ished the evening with 112 average. We
hausen got away with 142 in the first,
but finished with only 335.
This is some consistent. Roth shoots
11S in his first attempt. backs it up with
IS and pulls off 119 in the third. Such is
the luck of the game.
Weeks after pulling 50 and 93 in the
first two games retired and left the job
for Williams. He more than made good
as he came through with III.
Tripfett don't roll in the league any
more That $50 game he made his debut
with looked a little too good to be true
Maybe he retired on his rep.
Streeter, although his set was not very
high showed over three nice games for
the Southern No. .. His counts showed
1O3, no and 1O2.
Hughes dropped out after getting Is in
his first game and kehl finished the set
with 1O8 and 1O5. He came In just in
time to win the next two.
Spalding Council.
Kunna's 327 set was by far the best
rolled during the past week. Starting
with an even century in the first and SO
in the second, he came back with 12S in
the last.
Dunnigan threw in 120 in an effort to
offset Kunna's 1913, but it was not quite
enough. as his team lost by 81 pins.
On top of that s27 set Kunna shoots
dnOtner OF 5l-. 1His lHhc ne put OH LII &C
over the three-figure mark. His totals
were 101, 1Og and 1O2
Winning five out of six is mighty
good record. The Johnsons took two
from the Sheehys and then threw the
hooks into the Normoyles for all three.
Taltival performed in championship form
for the Normoyles. but his efforts went
for naught. He plugged 81. 113 and 1O5.
an average of 100.
The Sheehys were not far behind the
Johnsons in the matter Of high individual
team game. The Johnsons had 52O for
their best. and the Sheehys just one pin
less.