Evening star., 1912-11-24

through with a three-gam defeat OF the
st. Marks quint. which has led the league
! for several weeks, while Westminster, by
| virtue of a triple defeat administered 10
| Bethany, assumes the leadership. Fifth
| lost two games to Kendall, Elicit shoot
| ing 13S a life-saving measure in the
! last contest, which the Baptist boys cap
| tured. Outside of this score the work OF
| the church league bowiers, while all
showing fairly good totals Tuesday night,
was nothing out of the ordinary.
, Mcknew was in great form in the set
with Rodrick, his scores being 212 2l3
and 30. but he fell by the wayside when
| he tackled Van Buskirk. Van kept up
| his good work against Rodrick winning
three straight, with a high game OF 10
II. Noone spilled 352 pins in his set with
the Haggertys of the Northeast League,
his team winning three games.
William Hahn took three straight from
the General Baking team. and are again
tied for first place with The Star quint.
Hollidge's 12o game was high.
| Belmonts found Tartar in the Hum
mer team. and dropped two games. Hal
ley (343), Dwyer 1886 and Kreiger C53D
did best work of the evening.
Fenton's $50 set against the Postal Saw
/ ings quint did not get his team much. it
| dropping two games. Finance won two
4 from the RURAL IdllS anu the
took the odd game from City Post Office.
| Lon Krauss bowled under the handicap
of bum finger Monday in the in
| dividual tournament. and dropped both
sets one each to Brown and Field Brown.
rolling his initial sets in the tournament,
| won both. KrauSS and Field had three
| close games, two pins separating them
| in one of their contests and one pin in
| the other.
| Brush has won three of his sets in the
| tournament, and is rolling a consistently
good game. In the match with Shaffer.
which he lost. he came back after two de-
/ feats and put himself on even terms with
| his opponent, only to lose the odd game
! by ten pins. His 231 game was the best
ed after rolling the full five games.
| Thomas won his set against Shaffer in
| three straight contests
| From 1o2 to - was the tumble taken
| by Thompson of the Station No. l team
in the Terminal League, while B. Wood,
rolling with Ticket Office, put the reverse
English on his two games, and skyrocket-
games
Rodricks work in the Pioneer-Nir-
| ginians set in which he slipped the hard
| est splits into spares, featured. His
| team won three games, two of them be-
/ ing counts over 9Oo
Agriculture pursues the even tenor of
it's way, winning game after game with
such apparent ease as to make its ulti-
mate success this year a foregone con-
clusion. Three games We're Won from
4 the Interior quint, with German (613)
and McLenna GOD doing best work.
Fowler. Roberts and oehler shot the
best sets against the POtomacS, the
former, with 344. having the highest
mark. The Nationals took all three
games.
Flliott's 80 total featured the set be-
tween keane Company and Capitols in the
Northeast League his team winning two
of the contests. The winners were given
a fight in the closing match, when Capi
tolls totaled 5o4
Ricketts, announces that he has beer
, released" by the Fat Men, and Will roi
! with the Mt. Nernons the balance OF ins
season. First thing We know there VII
be a regular national commission gov
erning bowling battles, and disgruntAec
/ players will be springing the quitting
] observation-disclosures gag Whlcf
is yearly used by the base ball stars
| Navy Yard of the Departmental Duck
pin League had a man in each game te
carry the team when ii was pressed by
the Bureaus, and won the set. McCor'
mick's 12D game and 3oo total were the
best results produced by individual bowl
ers.
In the Pension-Treasury set in the
same league Parker the best per
former, and his 335 total contributed &
the two-game victory of his team.
Holmead had the appearance of its las
years prowess In the set with q. p. O..
. with a total over 1900 and three easy
. victories. Price had 343 as his three
game total. and Capt Tucker also bet
, tered the 800 mark for his set.
| Chautauquas bested the Champlain!
two out of three Monday, with Israe
3 winning high set honors Meyer OF tn.
ChamIIains, rolling his initial set In tn,
Y. NJ. C.. A. League, was taken out aftel
| the first game. but as the game he played
in was the only one his team won, he re
fuses to get 'peeved."
Evening Star got a severe jolt at tn,
hands of the Judd e. Detweiler quin
9 Monday night, when Hutchinsons outfi
: administered a two-game defeat. Quan