The Washington herald., 1912-12-08

lE-lCSdlSdI n. -. NNOlilStlhS, SISllAl
The past weeks bowling in the Palace
! Individual tournament was productive OF
la large number of exceptionally good
scores. chief among them being Milo
vich's 253, Thomas 247, and Harwood's 5
2S& Milovich won both his series from
Rodrick and Thomas the last mentioned
In turn defeating that veteran Of the pol
ished strips, Rodrick. Brush twice was
beaten in his series with McKnew and
Field, Field losing one to McKnew by
single PIN
In the Northeastern Duckpin League
the Atlantics keep merrily on winning
all three games from their opponents.
Last week the Haggertys were the VIC
Tins trotted out by the schedule maker
to stop the fast bace-setters, but proved
unequal to the task imposed.
After losing the first game to the Ant
lers on the roIl-ofr, the Hippos. of the
Southwestern League, took no further
chances OF tie games and trimmed their
opponents good and proper in the last
two games Of the set, Galllher doing the
main work In the last game, with a l35
contribution toward a 529 game.
The substitution of Poston for Bittin-
ger proved TO be just the thing needed
for the EUrekas to hang 1t on the Gar
risons for two Of the three games, Pos
ton totaling Ill and 1s2 in his two at
tempts as sub" which is some sub
bing."
Thanks to the good shooting of Israel
the Chatauquas won all three games
from the Hurops in the Y. NJ. c. A.
League. 'Tzzy" was busy collecting 100.
l24, and 10, his second game giving his
team victory by four pins.
In their set with the Nationals, the
Fat Mems Club, in the National Capt.
tai League, captured the odd game,
bowling well over the 800 mark in all
three contests. Mccarthy rolled 35s in
his three. games for the winners
The Aggies in the. Departmental Ten
pin League, after losing the first game |
to the War team, did the original come |
back stunt and captured the last two
games of this series. Field, of the win |
ners, had the best set of the evening, |
with scores of 1SS, aO5, and $50. Williams. |
OF War, started out well with 2O3, but |
slipped up in the second with TO- and !
tumbled still lower in the third game |
with 155.
A good-sized crowd witnessed the
match between the Palace and welsbach
teams of the National Capital Duckpin
League at the Palace alleys. for as
usual when these two strong teams
meet, good scores and exciting games
are bound to result Welsbachs expert
enced little difficulty in annexing the
first two games by the nifty scores Of
81 and so, as against $50 and as, but
Palace fought gamely to land the thir
game, only to be defeated by the mar
rowest of narrow margins. one lone,
single, solitary pin, $40 to $50 But two
OF the individual games OF the winners
were recorded below the century mark,
with 96 and 9S
In the first game Rider came through
with $50, high single game OF the match,
while Michaud, with scores Of lis, 12s,
and 16, turned in the best set Good
man also delivered the goods scoring
liz, 100, and again III. Lon RFauss kick
ing in with three good games, 107, los,
and III. For the losers, II. Krauss
spilled the most pins, having scores Of
l2O, 108. and 1lG
Cap Carey, the genial leader OF the
government Printing once team. again
iSA4ohsIdlcNs III lnG SET VIII IueH iOI- |
SITS, that age is no hindrance to good
'owling when he almost singIe-handed
defeated the flower boys by piling up
he fat total of 2S3 in his first game
rhis and Milovich's aO6 was all that
'aved the printers from a trimming
rhe second game also went TO the
'rinters, but the Florists captured the
lightcap session. Besides Carey's 2S3
anne the scrap was featured by Led
Ium pulling of eo2 game and coming
aek with IL. while Milovich grabbed
Ugh set with 5S7. shaffer, for the Flor
SITS, toppled the naples for 5s3 with
cores Of "a, 1s4 and 1Ss
oh, yes. McLennan did raise an awful
owl when Jimmy Ward, who held
own the foul line, called foul on him.
.ou ought to know, Mac, that Hbawling"
ut the umpire is not considered good
orm, and besides. Jimmy" didn't care
rap whether YOU thought his eyesight
'as bad or not. Ward is a member Of
be Don't Worry Club l.
The Government Printing Office duck
In team Nm the Arcade League seems
lted, Ike their confreres I'm tenpins, to
enerally come out good second in their
latches. This time the sherwoods put it
II over the Printers in Uncle Sam's
nploy, distinguishing themselves with
,ores Of 1So, 1O4, and 100, Borden kicking
with 1sz. while Harley rolled set OF
]. lo4, and l02
1t seems to me that Thomas average
bowling is considerably higher than
buggy driving. Frankie was taking
e morning air on a rainy day last
eek when he espied his Uncle Dud-
" trying to keep his feet on the slip
sry pavement. and forthwith hailed him
ith the intention Of raising CAIN for
me little notice that appeared about
m last Sunday This so frightened
rankie's frey lntamed steed that it lost
J footing and wiped up half Of Tenth
reet-ipcidentsl.y Frankie has to invest