The Washington herald., 1912-11-17

soon, bowiers are apt to lose all
In taking two out Of three from Sam
Loveless' Young Mems shop team. the
Keane Co. quint, In the Northeastern
League, piled up the nice score Of 55S In
the first of their victories. Niles share
toward this was 15o ana Elliott contrib
uted 126
Elmer must have been peeved at what
was said about his recent low score
and straightaway proceeded to show he
can roIi respectable set by hanging up
scores of 100. ZIG. and 125 in the Hum
mer-Saenger set. We all know you have
q lot OF good ones in your system. Hor-
ace, so don't hesitate to trot 'em out
The good bowling OF Brandt. OF the
Immanuels. was great factor In the
triple defeat they handed the Imperials
in the Arcade League. All three games
of the winners were above the 500 mark
Brandt turning in scores Of lis. Ill, and
1i2, while Eyers furnished III and
Gheen 12o scores for individual high
marks In this set.
The newly organized Departmental
Duckpin League Is already hanging up
some really good scores. Slye, Of the
Treasury Quint In their set against the
Pension outfit, totaled "a In his set. with
scores of 115. II, and 11s, while Parker,
of the Pensions, collected 15 pins in his
first game.
Both the Union Station, No. /. and the
Y. N. c. A. Duckpin League, used sew
d.. txaf- L. - &nh ha
team capturing the odd game. Thomp-
son. Of the winners. doing the best work
with scores of 100, ia, and LA.
The last weeks games in the West
minister LeauEe showed decided falling
on in the scores, but few of the men
passing the century mark, Weeks, of the
Reds rolling the only notable score. with
lSs, spelling the set, however, with IS
score.
Noisy Watson, OF the War team in
the Departmental Duckpin League, start
ed out like the proverbial house afire''
in the set with the Government Printing
once by spiIling the big naples for a
total of ~ Then "watso'' got to think
ing Of something else, and the second
game showed but total of 1s7. which
provoked the noisy one considerably,
and to such an extent that he could only
topple 1ss pins in the final. Some set-al-
most.
Practically duplicate of the above set
was the one rolled by weiser. OF the Iro-
quois, against the virginians. in the Colon
ial League. the only difference being that
weiser started OF with 1sA slapped -
game on top Of that, and finished weak
with 81.
Consistengy, however. was shown by
Pat Walsh. in the same Iroquois- vir-
ginian set, but Pat hadn't any scores to
do any Dragging about, namely 16s. Iss,
and TO- And friend Elmer johnson chip
ped in with a lis game. How do you dol
In the first game of the St Marks
Westminster set. three men on the former
team rolled IS pins apiece. and three men
81 each in the second game. H,Reed hard
ly be added that Westminster landed
these contests. hut the third game went
to St. Marks. because Of the same con-
sistency, with higher scores, two Of 10l
and one OF los giving the necessary win
ming margin.
Colonials trimmed the Government
Printing once in two Of the three games
scheduled Carey. for the losers. gave q
fine exhibition Of spare bowling. making
a number of difieult splits, while Weldon
did the best Individual work. For the
winners, Brush, Thomas. and Charlie Nil
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