Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20

ington Tobacco appears to be out of the
I running. not only rolling in poor form,
but going into the set with TOlman
Laundry having to rely on Dummy.
with the result il dropped two games
Hahn, The Star team and Chaplin &
Sacks are the present likely contenders
with the newspaper and shoe dealers mech
and neck. tied for first place.
The District Duckpini League is slow
hitting its stride. and none of the teams
is hitting the little naples in form. In
the set between Garrisons and Hammers
the latter team nosed out a winner in
the second by three pins. rolling 52l to
their opponents 51S This was the only
one OF the three the Hammers captured.
Bailey had good set, with 1874, while
Dwyer Cs20) and List Cs2D also rolled
well.
lumbias beat Ovando by one pin in the
opening game, and then took the set
Daddy (326) and Mccarthy (31O) had best
scores.
G. P. o. took two from the Sherwood
team of the Arcade League, with Leaker
c506} and Thye CSO2) getting best totals
The Mount Pleasant League is also slow
in starting. but the Arcade's fast alleys
will undoubtedly stage some high games
shortly.
Interference was lucky to take the first
game from the Woodworkers in the Pat
ent Examiners League as an IS game
was mixed up in its total The team won
by two pms. c. H. Pierce of the losing
team totaled PIP in the last game Inter-
ference won all three.
Hanlons beat the Crescents three games
in the Northeast League. None of the
bOwlerS had a 300 set
Fifth Baptist bids fair to get a good
STA toward bpr in,
the Interdenominatonal. 1t took all
three games from the Kendall team and
had all In the opening number. Richards
with 113 start, totaIed 3l3; Beavers had
high game u2s) and his set was BIZ: Ell
letts 32l three-game string was best
Sixth lost three games to St Marks.
losing the last by two pins. Frederich's
80 set high i'm this match.
Westminster won three from the Beth
any quint, a margin of only two pins
separating them in the second contest
Jasper had the best game and set of the
evening. with 132 high mark and 342
total. Davis also of the Westminster
quint. was second high. with $50
officers Of the American Duckpin
League. which is rolling its schedule at
the Palace alleys each Friday night are:
President. L. E. Kluge; vice president,
G. Wood; treasurer. l.. StrobeI, and Sec
retary-Official scorer c. Croft.
The Knickerbockers of the Colonial
League won all of their three games with
the Puritans. Warren Of the winners hit
ting the big naples for COZ set His
high game was 221
Chaplin Sacks had $50 and 30 as their
first games against Judd Detweiler.
and came out ahead in all three games.
Oliver rolled a 81; set. with Howser
trailing with 323 Moler got off well. get
ting 1O6 and III in his first two games.
but had only 81 in his last game
Evening Star took three games from
Havenner. although the team totals were
all low.
Although Miller bowled 143 i'm his last
game with Mount Vernon against the
Casinos his team recorded only Al. The
18th street outfit won this game.
William Hahn had little trouble TAX
ing the three games scheduled with the
hardware team, although 1t rolled only
fair scores. Schofield (319 and Hollidse
(3O5) turned in best totals for the win |
ners. Cotter made bad dent in his |
average with a 30 set
Imperials took the first game from Hol- !
mead Monday night, but We're not |
afterward. Miller's 305 was |
high for Costinett's outfit. while Green |
$3.50 and Pratt 600 totaled highest !
scores for the Arcade League champions. /
The Hagertys sneaked a game in on |
the Atlantics. Noone, with 135. and Lud-
wig, 121, carrying their team. The for
ner had a fine set 1850. but Ludwig |
killed his with a "a start Hagan Of the
Atlantics was high for his team, with |
$40.
Rudolph & West kept up its good work /
against Chaplin e. Sacks. taking a game. |
but ran into a snag when it met the /
William Hahn team. In the set with the /
Ice cream o,Iint Cotter rolled a $50 total,