The Washington herald., 1912-12-15


got away to a good start with scores
of 10 and III, but slipped up in the third
game with 81. Too bad, old man, get
them all the next time.
Starting out with $50 in their first game,
the prospects for two more victories look
ed good 10 the Government Printing ONCE
boys in the Arcade League, but the La
borites rallied strongly and uosed out the
Printers in the two last contests. Noone,
with 1S3, and Starr with 123. did the
clouting for the Printers, while Mann,
for the Laborites, had high scores on his
team, with 10 and III
In the InterCouncil League the Wash
ington Council was only able to presnt
four men in their lineup against Keane
Council. For a newly organized league,
this seems poor beginning. to start in
with incomplete teams.
The Brush-Harwood-H ardie series in
the individual tournament resulted in a
double victory for. Hardie. who had to go
the limit to beat Harwood. the latter roll
ing 2S5 In his second game and still los
ing. as Joe managed To collect 81 against
this score. BY converting a BIO split in
the final game into a spare. Hardie won
Nlt StAAts ON NC pms bENEu dropped
his series with both Hardie and Harwood
in straight games, Harwood uncorking
another good game, E36.
In the Departmental Tenpin League
War defeated Bureau in two OF the three
games. losing the second after it had
been tied by the Engrayers on the roll
of.
In the sandwich" session the Knicker-
hockers Won their only game I'm the
match with the Pilgrims in the Colonial
League, defeating their opponents 95l to
S5l. Page, of the 'Knicks," doing the
best individual work. with scores of Sol.
ia and 49,, while HarwOod rolled high
score for Pilgrims, with 212.
Manhattans. who last year romped
away with the pennant IA the Colonial
League are not finding such smooth sail
Ing this season. The ContinentsIs, who
are making a bid for premier honors,
trimmed the champions in two of the
three games, rolling three 800 games
which Ricketts, starred with scores of lSS.
10@ and 80
Rudolph & Vests representatives in
tn" Commercial League were exceed
iEgIy lucky to land one game OF the set
with Chapin-Sac as all their games
were in the 440s. But as the ice cream
makers spilled only $50 IN their first at
tempt, they had to be satisfied with the
remaining two games, in both of which
they passed the 500 mark.
Interior made the Commissioners hustle
to win the first two games In the De
partmental League with a 8 and 81 pins
a
as strong an argument in the final when
they were showed under by nearly 100
piLs.
Tie & Timer took two games from the
Managers in the Southern Railway
Clerks League, as the latter team appar-
entity put all their good scores in the !
second of the three contests when every
man but one rolled his high game of the |
evening. Reagan, with 12s, and Etcheson, |
with 10, bowling the high single scores. |
Through the good bowling of Fenton |
and Koehier in the first two games, the !
Imperials were returned easy winners in
their match with the Bankers in the !
arcade League. Fenton rolled high sin !
gle game with l2s, while Koehler regis !
tered R.-
Both anchor men in the Atler-Grand |
series starred in their match Friday, in |
which the former team won two OF the |
contests. For the winners Murphy hung |
up marks Of lis, 102, and 1T. while for |
the losers Allen turned in totals Of IS, |
I2e, and ~.
ROdrick had little difficulty in defeating |
Watson in the individual tournament. !
the former in turn being beaten by Shat |
fer, who lost his series to Watson after l
winning the first two games by 2O4
to 900 score In the nth and deciding |