The Washington herald., 1912-01-21
he Latest News and Gossip from the Local Pin Knights
NEWS, NOTES, AND GOSSIP
OF THE BOWLERS=

largest. with 224, while Miller contrib
uted 21s, Auguste 313, Shaffer 2oS,. and
EckStein 1s4.
When the Adders in the Remington
League had added up their total Il
showed that the Royals came in second
best In all three games. And then they
say there's nothing in a name.
With scores Of B2s and SIS the Bill.
OF the Northeastern League. had no diff
fculty IN downing the Lincoln Laundry
team In the first two games. but then
last total 47L was not quite enough to
make a clean sweep The laundry team
rolled the most consistent set OF the
week with scores OF Ies. 47s, and E7s.
Dutch" Ramm's II7 score permitted
the Mohawks, CT the Arcade League, 70
win the first game from the Laborites
by eleven pins, while Lerch was the de-
Gliding factor in the second game. The
third game apparently left the Indians
weak, no man reaching the hundred
mark as against three OF the Laborites
who won the last game easily.
Somebody I could name could use that
farm wagon Of Jesse Lednum's to good
advantage.
After rolling scores of 1S4 and 13s. Gore.
Of the virginians in the Colonial League.
finally located the groove and spilled the
wood for an even 200.
Wonder II there isn't something in a
name after all7 The Blues, of the West
minister League. certainly must feel the
color Of their name after the Reds de-
feated them three straight in easy
fashion.
In the Carroll-Government Printing
once set, Miller, the anchor Of the In
stitute team. captured the individual hon.
ors Of the evening with a score OF 234.
which Is some score for the elastic alleys.
even II the oldest inhabitant'' tells US
that somebody at some time rolled 90 on
the self same strips.
Sam Loveless' outfit. the Bennett & CO.
team, in the Northeastern League. con-
tinues to stay ahead Of the bunch and
again won two games, Capitol Hills be-
ing the victims this time. All three games
Of the New York avenue clothiers went
over the 500 mark. OILERS set OF 345
being the best The most consistent
bowling OF the evening was done by
Kamm with scores OF los, l05, and lOs.
At meeting OF the District League.
IT was decided to again enter in the city
association tournament. which will be
held some time next month. As none OF
the msmbers Of the league knew OF any
definite arrangements OF the city asso-
citation, It was deemed best to wait until
dates, &C, before making entry.
In the Departmental League the race
continues TO be as close and exciting
as any one could wish. Navy and Ag-
riculture are both fighting for hrst
honors. The former made a clean
sweep Of their series with the War
team, while the latter dropped one
game OF the three TO the Commission
ers.
Those were surely some exciting
games between the Hahn & Co. and
Tolman Laundry teams, in the Com
mercial League. 1t is seldom that two
teams win roll two games to a tie, but
that is what happened on the Casino
alleys last week. Not only were the
team totals tied the same. but in the
first game another tie occurred in the
roll-off. 43 to 43. This necessitated
another roll-off. in which the Shoe
makers won out by one pin. The Sec
ond tie game was won by the Laundry
quint on the roll-off. by eleven pins,
while Hahn & Co. easily captured the
last OF the series.
Chadwick. the star tenpin bowler of
the Railroad Y. NJ C. A. seems equally
handy with the little pins. IL his scores
Of 50, lo5, and 159 in the Ticket Office