Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-14


game of his career. but even at that we
| can remember the time not so far away
| when George was there both coming and
| going.
/, Pop" Hartmann eased himself into n
| nice average against the Knickerbockers.
Pop must have found the going pretty
heavy, as his best effort resulted in only
| 175
League Leader Krauss is scheduled
TO shoot next week. Bet the team that
! Iroquois bunch meets knows they are W
| against it good and strong. Maybe the
| Dutchman hasn't added just what was
| needed.
National Capital.
McCarty .........:. 81 iss i2s $50 III IL
While the team totals showed nothing
startling, there were several individ, al
strings that went away up, rolled during
| the past week.
The high sets were as follows: Nc
Carly, $50; Fenton. 331; Sheehan, BIZ;
Harley. 337 and kinzig. 327. Altogether
there were seventeen men who had an
average of better than 100.
Harry krause continues to show the
the wood. The league leader turned in
| scores of "a. 1O2 and 40 for his share
against the Potomacs.
| Losing with $40 Is some bitter pill to
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| that experience when they met the Wells
bach. Had Champion come through with
a count in the hundreds they would have
been hot on the trail for high league
game.
In the Fat Men Immaculate set there
were no less than four games that Showed
an even century on the D street boys
side. This Is something quite unusual,
although the writer had the pleasure of
| seeing league game not SO long ago
where three men had counts of so and
| the other two 3d. They ran in this
| way: so, 50, 50, 81 and so.
Joe Michaud's excellent pinning in the
asst game helped to throw that singing
defeat into the Mount Vernons. With
Griffin shooting 13I there was nothing
| to it.
District (Ten).
HarIoW s ........... 81 "a iss ssl s sa7
Maybe that wasn't some trimming the
CAROLS handed to the Saengers. And
J just to think. they only lost the first
game by eighteen pins.
| There was a time when the Germans
| could have licked any team in the coun-
| try on their own alleys. but times sure
have changed. Now they have to hit
other drives to win their games
Government Printing Office slipped
something under the Nationals that they
by Lednum. and the others were out for
gore. and they certainly did get 1t.
Fred Eckstein got away with 143 u his
first game, the game his team won. and
then shot 1913 and 2O4, only to see his
team drop both games.
With 232 Frank Thomas had the high
est count for the week. Too bad Frank
couldn't have mauled just few more
pins in those other two games.
Carroll Council.
Mclaughlin ........ 113 l21 3s 80: III
The Ninas were the only team to win
straights, the Columbus falling before
them for all three games.
Morris had fine chance for good
average, As he started with 1874, which,
week, but games Of SO and SO held his
average down to 102.
The Columbias shifted their lineup
several times In hope Of hitting a
winning combination, but the Ninas
nosed them out in all three.
Santa Maria and Pinta, after winning |
one each, fought the last one out, the |
Santas winning by a margin of one |
pin. The Salvadors and Genoas did the |
same thing, their last game being de-
cided by one pin. These are the kind |
Of games that make any league a sue
cess.
Westminster.
Mckillen ............. Of "A l07 sos 10I |
Only four teams shot during the pas
week.
McKillen's excellent bowling for tn, |
Blues failed to win a single game TO, i
his team, as the Whites took all thre. 1
Holmes had two games OYER the cen l