Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-28

had scores Of "a apiece. Simpson had an
SO game also but Moler broke up the
combination with 112.
Dutch Draeger had an awful time get
ting the wood against the Boston Bakers.
The best he could do was 50, "a and 50.
Not much for a good bowler.
Century games were mighty scarce in
the Hahn-Judd & Detweiler setto, only
seven counts showing three dgures.
Vogelsburg got two Of the seven.
The Washington Tobacco Company lost
no ground, as 1t won all three from
Tolman Laundry. The race between this
team and the Star for first place Is one
Of the prettiest In the city.
Mount Pleasant.
G nsnistsl rs rs s sSs is sss Is
We wish to remind the members of
the league that the officials Of the city
association extend to them a cordial in
vitation to enter the different events of
the coming city tournament.
That Meridian lineup looks all the
world like the old Post Office aggregation
Of the Departmental. All that Is neces-
sary to make 1t complete would be to add
the name of Ward.
In the opener, Kenyon. after winning
the first and second, dropped OF and the
Monroes grabbed the last by twelve pins.
belleV0 Us, IL was some opening.
And. by the way, that Columbia quint
looks awfully familiar. Seems to us we
saw a team rolling In the Sunday School
League at one time with lineup similar
to the Coiumbia's. What's happened to
the s. s., Mr.. Buell.? Ingram is still
The Montrose used only eight men be-
fore they hit winning combination
against the Kenyons. Lawes rolled 127
and was yanked: Miller shot Ill and was
hnv H. AIAva al, 1rl
got his. and stanton finished the job with
Southern Railway.
Fahnestoci ........... 100 se Ito sas 100
Some one told US that II Blarsdell had
shot exactly 100 more pins In his last
game his team would have won by one
pin. Let's see: he rolled 80. All he would
have had to make was 100. Goodnight
After winning the first two rather
handily, Tie and Timber lay back and
lost the last by two pins.
Starting with So, Timjberlake's chances
for good set looked none too bright, but
an even century In the second and 118
in the last gave him a total OF sol for
the set.
Loving thanked IA game in the Audi
tors-Mechanical set with two counts Of
95 and 81. Too bad he couldn't have
eone III o three A. ures for them.
Our old friend Triplett came along with
it-89 In the second, and then, just to
show it was little hard luck. 1O1 in the
last.
Not a man on the. Comptrollers was
able to shove a game over the 100 mark
in the set with Tie and Timber. No WON
der thew lost two games.
w. Hurd got away with two good
games in the first two efforts, but 81 in
the last cut down chance for big set.
In the other two he had LOT and lit.
record set by the Comptrollers. Biarsdell
was the only Recorder who was able to
get q game in three figures. His count
was an even century.
spalding Council.
Ralphs. 4el Sss 5o2 1.SSi ~
Murphy had his bowling clothes on
during the past week. as his two sets of
$50 and o4y will show. That's some pin
ming when q man averages 11S for six
games.
WaItman ran Murphy q close second for
hiKh game during the week. He counted
100 In the same game that Murph pulled
1S6. These two games enabled the Ralphs
to toal 662
Dunningham was the only other man
to get all three games over the century
mark. His totals were 1O4. ITO ana Ill,
an average OF I6.
Through good bowling by every man on
the team, the Ralphs posted high set for
the week against the Johnsons; 404 Is
not bad tor On evening" q work.
anA haA an Axcnllnnt Chauco hoP = 900