Evening star., 1912-02-04

the Star was dropping one to the Hahn
aggregation the Washington Tobacco
Company drew up a little on the lead
ers
Hughes had tho honor Of shooting high
set for the week and 1t was some set.
Scores Of 1O4. Lob and 120 gave him an
average Of 116.
There were four games OF 123 shot
during the past week Corwin. Hughes,
Champion and Work were the pinners.
Three Of them came in the first game.
AS a whole, the scores put up by the
teams were away below the usual stand
only one to get a 1,5OO set.
That was some tumble the Havenners
took after getting 514 in their first game.
Dropping down to 4sS from 500 doesn't
look very classy.
Rston couldn't. get game over the
three figure mark. Dave McCarty was
just as bad, as the best he could con-
tribute was 1O6
to the Hahn's, when not a man had q
hundred game. Must be half-milers, as
they all stopped after the second.
Woodward Lothrop made a clean
Sacks quint. Only one game went over
800. the last.
Jim Elicit managed to grab an aver
age over the century with the help of
112 game in the second. His other counts
showed SO and 90.
washington Railway.
Only two sets were bowled in the
league during the past week, the North
erns taking two from the Mechanical
and Eastern cleaning up all three from
Track and Roadway.
Wenner's A1 game in the first put his
team in position where 1t couldn't
lose to the UP north boys. But, my, that
was a small one In the last.
Brooke was running Wenner close
231. Eddie Staub shot 2O1 in the same
game. and then the Track and Roadway
lost by ten pins. =
Iseman had an excellent set, with scores
of 1893. 1873 and 1877. The team as q
age for the set will show.
Ruppenthal got away nicely with 1888
and 1870, but 155 in the third busted his
chances for a good set. Picks and splits
put the last game on the bum.
The official averages of the league, as
compiled by Official Scorer Kennedy, will
be found elsewhere on this page. II you
are not satisfied with your average go
down to the club and put in a little more
time tuning up.
There Is no reason in the world why
every team in the league should not enter
the hve-man event of the city associa-
tons tournament. There's not team
in the league that couldn't go up stairs
Northeastern
A. j. Bennett Co... 4ss 527 4e5 1,3os 500
Fowler .............. 1O8 1877 1870 373 iN
The "A. ]. Bennett Company kept up
It's usual custom of only winning two
games. Wonder why 1t is the boys can't
annex that third one.
Joe Fowler was there with bells on in
the set with the Bills. Totals Of 100. 1S7
and 13O gave him an average Of 124,
which was high by mile.
and "a for his mess against the Ben
nett's. We figured 1t out that If Bill
had shot just forty-two more games he
wouldn't have rolled anything.
Mike Mccormick. with 141 in his first
when it came to individual high game
for the week. The nearest man to him
was Fowler, with 1877.
Tommy Crooks showed his teammates
about hitting them where they ought to
erns. Tom only turned in los. 103 and
115.
BY the way. isn't there some way in
which to get q team to finish out the
schedule for the Easterns Those for
feited sets don't look good. How about
taking some of the extra men on the
other teams and let them shoot it out. j.
Murphy must have been of his feed
against the SFSSCculS. Inc pcSI ne CouiO
negotiate was 81, 81 and 81. Nothing
like being on home grooves.
Mount Pleasant.
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The league enjoyed its second week Of
existence and from the reports which
are being sent out 1t is going to prove
big success. Here's best wishes.
Grindle, through the aid of q 234 game.
managed to register high set for, the
week, with an average Of 1872. That 234
game was also high count.
Even Levers had to get into the new
league. Let's see. He rolls In the CO.
lonial,, Mount Pleasant and Patent Ex-
aminers, and IL Interior comes into the
Departmental he will be on that.
Charlie Baker, after staring with l33,