Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11
LATEST NEWS, GOSSIP AND
COMMENT OF LOCAL BOWLERS
May Get A. B. c. Tourney Here Next
Year-Washington 4D,,ckers" Class
High-League Averages.

total OF e51. Frye's 255 game was Target!
responsible
Even Frank Myers butted into the Time
light with set Of GO. Cupid had scores
ing for him to get that last one over TIT
double century.
BILLY" Crisis shooting featured tn.
Navy Warrior set. Billy got away will
% in his first, came back with 100 In thu
second and finished with 215.
Another big game was posted by Jo'
Hardie in the last of the Commissioners
Bureau set-to. Joe rung In a 263 game
Just in time to let his team win b!
thirty pins.
last time this season Tuesday night
While the Farmers have won two out Of
the three sets, the Sailors by q clear
sweep have won five of the nine games
Hats Off to skinny Carroll The
Palace duckpin star showed his versatn
the high-game record Of the season, held
by Charlie Miller, with count of 25S.
Should Navy win two from Agriculture
Tuesday night the race will practically
shoot their beans of trying for the full
set.
National Capital
S:Iiss. Is IS is s 1es ISIS SIS e
And still the fight for first place goes
merrily on. It takes about 525. or better
to trim the Palace aggregation, and the
Immaculates came through with $50.
Bailey started In his first two games
for high District record. but 1Oc put his
chances on the blink In the third. Get
ting away with two Of 133 looked mighty
good.
Charley Lord contributed 1O6. 1874 and
Ia T. -
and then his team won only one game,
That 1874 practically won the second game
as the Bureau nosed out just one pin
more than the Casinos.
Getting away with 80 In his first game,
Charlie Lemons chances for a good set
second and 119 in the last gave him a
total of 341.
The Palace had the same dose thrown
into them that they handed the Fat Men
game in the last against the Immaculates
547, and lose by three pins. Just a case
Of the shoe on the other foot.
The Y. M. G. A. were running the
Casinos mighty close second for high
set Of the week. With games Of $50
under what the 14th streeters counted.
The Association bowlers were the only
team In the league to win all three games
of their set. Even at that the Welsbachs
lQdQe IuelIl 20 the lllIlll DIS jill Oh LuclI
games were over the f1ve-hundred mark
Colonial.
Knickerbockers .... 9ss 941 $50 2729 9le
II. Krauss. ............ 225 204 $50 COO 20s
The Pilgrims were the only winners
that failed to make a clean sweep. The
Manhattans kept up their terrific pace
and walloped the Virginians for all three
Harry Krauss continues to post those
set totals over the six hundred mark
Robinett's lay-off seems to have done him
world of good, as he was there with
another good set, J94.
The first three men on the Knicker-
bockers had games over the double CEN
fury, but two awful low counts on the
part of the other two men kept their
game down to 93S.
Parker offset that 122 game Of his In
the first by spiiling the wood for 222. In
the second, a difference Of just 100 pins
Some reversal of form.
Wonder what was the matter with Car
Seaton. Cap started with two games in
the 12Os and then shot 16S. Guess he
was depending a little too much on his
anchor man.