Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-10

The entire team went to pieces in that
last game.
If Rodier had rolled 30 in that last
game The Star would be ENJOYING three
game lead instead Of two. There is no
reason in the world why he should not
have.
Another come-backer. Hughes spills "a
in the first, SO in the second and finishes
with 122, giving him an average OF two
over the century.
Quantrelrs 1O4 looked awful big in the
Judd & Detweiler-Hahn & Co. set. The
nearest any of the other Juddets came to
1t was IS by Hutchinson.
Mount Pleasant.
Putting up 1876 in the first, Sievers
came through in his next two with 21o
and 200 With a few more in that first
he would have had high average for the
week.
during the past week. After getting about
six sets in a row over the $40 mark he
comes along with 16l, 153 and l54.
Meridian still keeps up that winning
streak. They took two from the kenyons,
dropping the last game by shooting UNI
der the 800 mark. Serves 'em right.
After all the good things we said about
Perry PattsOn he doesn't do a thing but
turn in a game Of 122 against the Meri-
dams Next time we boost that crab he'll
know it.
Believe us. but here is the most con-
sistent performance we ever. came across
Simpson gets 80 in the first, and then
backs 1t up with 165 in the second.
Might as well take a crack at Loef1er
while we are at it. Shooting a 10 with
40 and 1874 on the outside. Will wonders
never cease?
When a man can shoot 224, 223 and 224
he is going some. But, by the way, no
one happened to shoot that set.
Spalding Council.
Heroic work on the part of Murphy
failed to stop the Sheehys. They took
the Ralphs into camp for the entire set
and did it by big margins in all three
games.
Werner piles up 1873 in his first effort
against the Ralphs. then contributes only
Sc and So in the next two. That big
game won for the Johnsons.
Some team work here. Werner, 80;
Stoutenburgh, Sc; Collins. IS: Kunna, 80.
and Brinkley, 81. Almost as good as that
three SIS and two SIS.
Dunningan and Carney must have hit
the same spots. Both had games over the
century in the first and last. and both
were in the nineties in the second.
Another one to have trouble in his
second game was Hoffman. He managed
to put a couple in three figures only to
drop below in the middle game.
Northeastern.
The Hilltops made a big gain on the
A. J. Bennett Company. While the
Clothiers were dropping two the Hilltops
won all three from the Crescents.
Too bad that Atlantic bunch could not
have started at the same pace they are
putting up now. Salb's aggregation OF
ball players is cutting wide swath in
the league
How about that reserve team? Under
stand there was considerable bad blood
that extra men comprise the team, not
the pick of the league.
Tommy Crooks was there with his little
300 set, as usual. Looks like Tommy is
bowling lights. They will all be after
him next year.
Ferguson put a jack under that average
of his by shooting 361 for his total against
the Fatimas With l3o In the hrst' he
followed it up with 121 and 105.
There were no less than sixteen sets
over the 800 mark OF the sixteen there
were six of them that showed all three
games over the 100 mark.
Sam HaWksWOrth seems to be having
considerable trouble in that third game
of his. Sam gets a flying start and then
finishes with one in the nineties.
Holy smoke! That Reserve team put
up an awful weak looking set against the
Capitol Hills High game. 455., and low
game, 451. Better add few new names
to that list.
Potomac Council.
Here's the best of luck to the league.
They have gotten away to an excellent
start, and they should finish the same
way.
while the scores in the initial sets are
NOT very ,iniIneMisst &here are quit& .