Evening star., 1912-11-18

N-TOOkS, FdL NleH, DWyeT, Numbers, dHu
Starr and Greene, Mount Vernons.
The prize list of the Departmental
League shows some valuable prizes to be
competed for. In addition to $50 which
is to be paid the official scorer. the fol-
lowing accomplishments will be rewarded: ::
Championship team, $40: high man on
each team, IS: second high man on each
team. 81: high individual c.verage, 500:
second. SIS; third. SIG: fourth. S14; fifth.
s.: tenth, 81; eleventh. So: twelfth.
81: high set. So: average spares, 50:
average strikes and spares. So;
clean set, or nearest to it, 81.
Northern OF the Washington Railway
League is now leading that organization.
with Track and Roadway second. East
ern. last years winner. is in a rat. and it
will require much better bowling than
this quint has been putting up to land
it in the van this season. Whitney leads
the league in individual averages, with
1867.
Starr and Vince Guilt carried the Mount
Vernons to their only victory over the
A. c. NJ Y's. after the aSsocia ton team
had walked in with the first two games.
The former had 1::6 and Gulli 129 the
team getting total 525. Osborn, 344,
and Joliffe, 3c3, did the best work for
their team.
Joliffe. by the way. was most con-
spicuous character in duckpin circles, the
past week. In addition to the above sets
and his high game, 163. he turned in :;56
in his set with the Finance quint in the
Post Office League. Big scores ruled all
along the line in this league Thursday
night. Finance made clean sweep from
the Executives, JOliffe's work featuring.
Supply took two games from the Rural
Mails, with Fenton hitting the ducks for
rot % N me- ono rn6 n
squeeze in a one-pin victory over the City
| Post Office, winning the second, 4o2 to
!! 4s1. Kinse, 125, and Littleford. 131. were
| the stars of this match.
| Towler's work stood out in the Reso-
/, lutes- Belmcnts set in the District League.
although his team was able to get only
one game from the league leaders. He
| had 361 as his three-game total. with a
/; high count of 100. HALEY, still nursing
bad kne,, was forced to roll one of the
| games. and two boxes of the second be-
cause there were only four men
| of his team present. Rupert came
| in time to count 1o0 in his last
| effort. Rider made 129 in the first, and
| then fell to two games in the SOS.
sanderson, with 81, did the best work
! in the Navy Yard-Penson set. of which
the former We're three-time winners.
! The Laborites rolled three games in the
! JO0s, but We're able only to get the de-
cision in one The Sherwoods We're the Win
| ners. with Thye and Borden running neck
and neck for high set honors with 13l
| and 130. sBorden's 12S was best single
game. Mann Q2O did most consistent
| work for the LabOrites.
Agriculture did real championship work
in their set with the Commissioners. and
| ran their total in the won column up to
IL. with only two defeats for the sec
| ond. The team total for the three games
was 2,S10. with Gorman's 621 individual
set the best. and McLennan's 242 single
game as the highest OF the evening.
! Swaggert, 214. and Rose, 2O9, were other
double-century men.
| had 120 in his first game against Rudolph
| & West, but could not keep up the pace
His team. however. won all three games
| Agriculture proved little opposition tC
War in the Departmental Duckpir
League. the former team having an easy
| time winning all three games. In the
second the last three men in Wars line
up had 352 between them. but 76 and
81 count of the other two men held the
| score down to 500.
| Slye totaled 354 for Treasury in tn,
same league. his 123 count in the secont
game enabling his team to win. Parke
Of the Pension Office quint was high. Will
133.
With 237 in his first two games, Koont
of the Pintas in the Carroll Council
League fell away to 50 in his last, killing
his set. His team won three games from
the Salvadors.
Weiser shot 224 in one of his game
against the Virginians. and then pro
ceeded to glide back to earth via 13
T. Ir0nu0iH
first two, they dropped the last by owe
10 pins.
Manhattan is many games away from
the leadership in the Colonial League
some sensational bowling from this out
"a new name will adorn the head of tn
u list when the Colonial's season Is over.