Evening star., 1912-11-18

the ShluS Sl1ppcu from undcr u1in IN MS
good night effort Wells Of the Nationals
had a 344 set. and Oehler totaled a25,
his team getting two of the games.
InterdenomnationaI League develop
ments Tuesday night tightened that race
up considerably. st. Mark 9 lost two games
to Westminster. Fifth won two from
Sixth. while Bethany besred Kendall for
the odd game
The games were all closely contested.
After winning from Bethany by IS pins
in the first Kendall dropped the second
by pins, and turned in 5I5 for it's closing
effort, which was - pins short of Beth
any's 40 total. In the last game A. Hart
made by Travers-S2-preventin what
might have been league high h-game
mark. + IIartsall u2H and T. George
no3) were other bowlers who showed
good FORM
Fifth walked away from Sixth in the
first game, and the latter had just as easy
a time winning the second, but battle
was on the cards in the finale. which Ell
let's team captured by 5 pins. Binnix' s
13o count was high, as was his set 3Ss22.
with Beaver having the next best three
game total, 3233.
st. Marks managed to squeeze in 800
game and win one. after furnishing any
thing else but championship bowling in
the first two. Holmes 321 set was the
only one to exceed the hundred average
mark.
There are either two Thyes in the Dis
trict rolling good duckpin scores, or else
the Thye who rolled last year with the
| Casinos and is this year signed with the
Arcade and National Capital leagues is
violating the leagues ruling prohibiting
man from rolling in more than two
leagues. The Sheehys team of Spalding
Council contains q bowler
name, and If it is the same one it is up
to him to drop out from one of the
leagues.
Rodrick. rolling tenpins with the Pho
neer quint, started out for that perfect
score ideal in the set with the Continen-
tails, but two bad breaks broke him up.
With five straight strikes, he made APP
parently perfect hits in his next two
frames. only to have No. 10 stick on the
| alley. He blew the spare, and repeated
the performance in the next frame. and
then finished with strikes. At that. 90 is
a good mark for Pop Thomas and
Sherwood We're other doubie-century bowl
ers in this set.
| & Lothrop in their set Tuesday, rolling
o13 in the last for an easy victory. Ne
gosta's 121 game and Johnson's 81 set
| We're best.
i The Climbers had only four men in the set
scheduled with Welsbach Monday night.
this being the seventh game Champion $
quint has forfeited The Climbers cap
| tain had the promise of five men showing
up but one man disappointed.
| The Arcade is the new home of this
4 team, and all games in the future where
1 in they are the home club will be bowled
| on the Mount Pleasant alleys.
| The Atlantics had close call in their set
! with the Bull Moose team. winning the
second by only four pins. If this team
! isn't careful it will lose II game one OF
these days. Reeves, with 331, had tie
| best set
| Levers managed to get q 600 set in tht
| observation-disclosures match. even though
he had 153 as one of his games. His 23I
count in the rirst and 21O In the last wa:
creditable work, the former one Of thu
League.
Meaney. rolling with the Hummers IL
the District League. had 321 as his total
the best work of any member of the tw,
teams Frabers 104 was the only coun
lott. after two 90 counts. finally got
game over the century in his last effort
The Hummers took all three.
The Evening Star won three from
} Washington Tobacco Monday night, put
which had held the leadership in tn
Commercial League for several weeks
! Essex's 40 game was high.
Solem's 361 set was the feature of tn
! weeks rolling In the Arcade League. hi
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