The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-24

who collected just five pins more Than
was needed TO land the game. H Noone,
of the winners. came through with scores
OF 121. 119, and III, his second game de-
Gliding the contest for his team.
Last weeks scores in the Potomac
Council League were below the usual
standard. Mellon. of the Champlains
turning in the best game, with 1874
while Trap, of the De Sofas, reached Il9
The upward scale in duckpin bowling
as demonstrated by Bittinger. of the
Boosters in the Ingram League. IS. 107,
and 13S for a finishing touch, Some
finish, too.
The downward scale as Parker. of the
Pension team in the Departmental
Duckpin League sees 1t, Is, los, and l02.
Also not so slouchy.
High individual scores were on the pro-
gramme in the Commlssioners-Navy set
In the Departmental Tenpin League,
Fritz. of the Sailors, chipping in with
"a and Swaggart, of the Commissioners,
with 21 for single games. while the set
honors were corraled by Swaggart, with
COS; Charlie Miller, 5s4, and Akers,
with 571. TIE entire series Of three games
was close, six pins being the winning
margin In the first and, second and fifteen
in ~the third game, Navy having the
short end of il all through.
II Jacobsen, of the gMRnhattans, had
rolled his 2S5 score in the first instead
of the last game. the Pilgrims would
not have landed even the one game they
did get. MeKnew, of last seasons cham
pions, turning in scores Of 2o2, l7s. and
2os as the best work OF the session.
InterdenominatIonai DucI1pin League
scores last week were well up to the
standard. with a number of scores pass
ing the 900 mark Good, consistent bowl
ing was shown by Wolff, OF the Sixth
team, with scores OF 1os, lol, and Toe,
while Holmes, of Westminster almost
equaled this record with his scores OF
1o2, 1O2. and 100. {
The Government Printing ONCE team,
CT the District Tenpin League, rated as
the weak sister of the league, sprung an
an unexpected surprise on the crack
Palace team by taking two out of three
from this star tenpin aggregation. With
the exception OF Field. every man was
having one OF these "off days you read
about regarding ball players. Field
a new set record by scores of 2o2 and
20, but changed his mind in the third
game. deciding to postpone his onslaught
on existing records In this last game
Fields was paced by a guy whose name
modesty forbids mentioning. IN "snod-
grassing'' spares. and Jimmy followed
pace closely The net results of the
last game would not look we'll in print,
hence they are omitted. Both Milovitch
and Weldon, for the winner. exceIled.
Buck Allison, for the losers, couldn't
get his curve to curving the way he de-
sired, and many pins that should have
been toppled over remained standing,
much TO Bucks disgust
R. A. Mcdonald OF New York City,
and lately San Francisco and Chicago,
is in town ana expects to hook up with
one OF the tenpin teams doing business
here. From the few games he has al
ready bowled Mcdonald gives promise
OF being up among the leaders, If he can
find place on some team.
Bowling with the White Caps. Of the
Ingram League. Smith practically won
the first game from the Boosters with
his score OF ~, giving his team a mar
gin Of sixteen pins. ! Evidently Smith
+ p