Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-21

league. The beauty Of 4 81 that they ara
going In for sport and not financial gain.
Ingram Memorial.
d cssss: 49,: :::: liz IL g g e Il: u &;
BY winning all three the Boostess ~,
| now in first place. They are 60 Be con
had a nine-game lead over their neares
rival
Harry wolstenholme contfna,es to lea1
the league. with an average wefl up owe,
the century mark. He pulled three games
over the one-hundred mafk against ths
Eau Claires.
wonder what "Pop'' Baher he's 70 "a,
now since his team has tnmbled out q,
first place7 Pop had It al dsped our
two months ago that his team would VII
Clark thanked a 95 game with no and
10. giving him high average for TIL
week. Guess that set won't show in hi:
individual average.
Next weeks schedule calis for thu
Esperos and Boosters to hook mp ant
the 9eminoles to meet the Eau C1atres
Tho Esperos dropped two hast week and
are due for a comeback
Washington Railway.
ss;ss:. s ss Is Is g a 81 81 s.
The scores as . whole were AWAY below
the standard. Burgess was the only
man TO shoot anywhere near a respect.
able average.
Northern had no trouble IN taking eli
three from tho Northeastern quint. The
out east boys sure had some disastrous
week, as they also dropped two to Co
lumbia,
W. Cornell had high score Tor the week
when he registered 2O5 In hts third game
against the Northeastern. It was moi
quite enough to stave OF the defeat
handed his team.
Renno rs way on the form he exhibited
at this time last year. From some un-
accountable reason he is having a hard
time getting q game IN the eighties.
Skinner put a cfinap In hts average by
getting two games Of 100 and one OF l45
Wonder what was the matter with the
men during the past week? The scores
to be candid. were absolutely punk.
1nterdenominational.
s ki.sen -: II Il is is i iss '': :ss Il
The race for first place showed nc
changes during the past week, as both
Sixth and Fifth won all three games.
Riston showed that average OF his UP a
few points by turning In a $40 set fcr
Sixth against the Bethany qutnt.
All the winners won straights, an un-
usual occurrence. It is seldom that the
three teams in six-olub league win al
OF the games from their opponents.
Wynne Of Fifth had totals of 100. 1O1
and los, while his teammate Richards
had Ito. 100 and 1O1. Just a little broth
erly love Is all.
Guess Cap Htchf,eld wasn't taking any
chances on that Bethany bunch. He
switched his lineup so often It kept the
Baptists dizzy trying to figure out who
was IN the game.
Hugh Smith had a brilliant chance OF
covering himself with honor and glory
against Sixth. Had Smitty shot AS in.
stead Of an even 100 his team would
have won by one pin.
Heroic work on the part Of McKillen
and Jasper failed to have Westminster
bacon. Mac turned In 118. 122 and 100
while Jasper contributed 112. ZOE and 1O8
Patent Examiners.
1 sssss;s Is. e - Is Is ss 81 s.
The Shoemakers were the only team to
make q clean sweep of their set. the En-
gineers not getting within mile OF win
ming a game.
After that little jacking-np we gave
Grindle he comes right back and occu-
pIVO INC lIOuVF 1>OH1SIOIl. SfO Id OiO
man: just as long as you keep those
games over $50 were strong for you, but
don't dare 60 below that mark.
Poor old Albrecht with a measly little
90! II We didn't know he was rolling in
tenpIn league we would have though,
he was shooting ducks. Many a star OF
the present day shot totals like that when
he started In the game.
LEVERS is probably rolling the best
came Of his career at the present time.
against the Mechanics. Only a little over
a week ago he hung UP big 600 set In
the Colonial
MtIburn proved that he could be con-
sistent. Il nothing else. After getting
counts Of i5o. Not much, but then you
can count on him for all OF that.
Northeastern.
aicsaud ...........: lis 80 IL 's So Ia Ia
And stin the Clothiers manage to hang
on 70 that first rung. Sam Loveless ID
determined to cop that pennant II II
costs him An arm ana leg.
What's the matter with that Eastern
bunch? forfeited sets will do more to
put a league on the bum than any
and have q full team tho next time out
Joe Michaud came through with high
set for the week. Joe's two big counts
were q help toward his team winning the
odd game from the HilltOps.
Ha1an got away to a beautiful start
With 126 and 107. but 50 in the last cut
his to-be-high set down. Even at that
3S2 IL some pins.
In the Lincoln Laundry Bills set. Burns
had scores Of 80, IS and 50, while his
teaGnanato. Van Ness, had %. 90 and S.
Just seversing things q little, as II
! were.
Bill Burhans was there with his little
big game over the century. Bill shot
every bit OF la In the second for high
game OF the week. We refuse TO men,
ton his other scores.
District (Tem).
aAenserbund.. III 1910 $50 2.77s or
Oehler 1e4 a6l 38s SSS lsd
That was some total the Germans ran
up In their second game against the Ma
lonals. Il would have taken some awful
shooting TO have topped It.
Dremer's two games over the double
century went for nAUght. AZ his team