Evening star., 1912-11-10

the PintaS and Trinidads of the Carroll
council League. The former team was
on the snort end of all three games,
losing the first by six pins, the second
pE nlne and the last by ten. Morris.
with 10l, los and 100, was consistently
good, while Harrison, with "A, 13 and r.,
was consistently Indifferent
the Auditors of the Terminal r. r. Y.
NJ. e. a. League. winning the set with
a margin of 2S3 pins, 121 of which
separated the teams in the first game
changed hne-ups seem to rule IN this
league. Seven men were arranged and
rearranged by the Auditors captain in
an effort to win game. while the win
ming quint used six. Miller contributed
a 334 set. with lis as mis- best indi-
vidual count.
Games scheduled fer election night in
the Departmental Duckpin League were
pushed forward and four teams COM
peted Monday night. Agriculture took
three from the Census team without a
man going into three figures. Mackie
had an 81 count in the last along with
Lipp, and in every other game of the
set score in the 9O's was made
Carrico of the losers annexed 1O1 in
the last contest he having the best
set as well.
Powers shot 333 set for War. hut
game single pin deciding the last
contest with Treasury. The winners
had 494 and 507 for their first two eff
forts. and were not pressed very hard.
In the Saengerbund Lea que the Schu-
berts won three from the Schumanns
with Byerson showing the only goo
game.
The Casino alleys closed down cleo
tion night, All games scheduled for
that night were postponed until later
in the week.
Several duckpin rollers seemed to be
under the impression that the rule pro-
hiblting man from competing in more
than two leagues had no reference to the
so-cailed closed 1eagues--that is those
organizations wherein membership i'm a
fraternal order for instance was a con-
dltlon precedent to eligibility to roll
While the rule was promulgated without
taking these leagues specifically into con-
Slderation, yet there was no execution
made, and competition in more than two
leagues. of any character whatsoever. is
prohibited.
The disbanding of the American Duck
pm League. an organization recruited
from among the membership of ST
Marks Church. has brought to the front
the peculiar fact that there were three
duckpin leagues organized the primary
OBJECT OF which was to develop talent
for another organization. ST. Marks did
not cut much of a figure i'm the Interde-
nominational League last year, and sew
eral members on the team attributed this
fact not so much to an absence of avail
able material for Il winning, qriint as the
failure to develop that which was on
hand Al the beginning of this season
therefore, a three-man league was
formed with six teams. composed en-
tirely of the membership Of St Marks
Church. For several weeks the new
organization prospered, but interest
waned. and recently it was decided TO
break up. That the object for which il
was formed. however. has been attained
is shown by the fact that ST Marks
Is at the present time leading the Inter
UNCONVENTIONAL, and all of the members
of the present quint show an increase in
their average over last year of from
| four TO seven pins.
Westminster of the same league is an
other team organized for the same pur-
| pose, although this Is its second season.
| The prospects for its having another sue
cessful year are very bright The West
minister team at this writing is tied with
Fifth for second place in the Church
League.
| Harry Krauss. rolling with Fletcher
| as "a partner. tried his hand at south
| paw" bowling and his three games
were 115. 1T and 141. The latter
game was made through the medium
| of three consecutive clean strikes.