The Washington herald., 1912-12-08

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turned in the best set with scores Of 1ss
215, and IA. while Krause was second
high with games Of IT'S. Z10, and -.
The Evening Star bowIers were handed
the surprise OF their young lives when
the Woodward & Lothrop quint trimmed
them. and trimmed them numerically.
In their match, rolling way over the J0d
| mark in every game. For the depart
| ment store bowlers Mill turned in the
best set. 5A; Johnson. the second high
man. having 32S. while both v. Riston
and Lyddane had a IL game to their
| credit.
| Judging from the scores rolled last
week in the Potomac Council League.
the majority of the bowlers in this
league have not yet recovered from the
| effects Of the recent holiday, which must
have been strepuous, indeed, to affect
them 10 the extent Of keeping their
scores down. Not one man In three Of
the six teams OF which the league is
composed. namely, the De Sotos. Hene-
pms and Balboas, managed to reach the
century mark, while on the Marquettes
Myers rolled the sole game above 100,
with 1o7. Two men on the Cham
plains just did manage TO mark up the
coveted number, while on the La SaIles
o. Clark. with two 103 scores, saved this
teams reputation.
That was pretty consistent set Hunter
rolled in the Washington Railway Relief
League, with scores of 126, lS2 and 1872
But as this was made in tenpIns. you
will not need to look for 1t on the honor
Est.
Pat Walsh's 1875 games saved the Gov
ernment Printing Office from going down
to defeat in all three games with the
Commissioners, of the Departmental
1enpin League.
One OF the hardest fought series in the
Palace individual tournament last week
was between Van Buskirk and Harwood.
the former winning the first game by two
pins, losing the second, 2O4 to 23S. winning
the third. 2l6 to 203, and also coming out
or top in the final with 2l6 TO Harwood s
even 200 Shsffer lost the deciding game
to Harwood by 222 to 2O4, and also gave
way to Van Buskirk in the final, with
80 to 2Z7.
In the same tournament the Krauss-
Watson-Hardie series required just three
games each to decide the winner, Krauss
taking watson's measure with scores OF
$50. 13 and 225; also having Hardie's
number to the tune of ~, % and 1S6,
Joe in turn taking revenge on innocent
'Watso." whom he smothered with
games Of 296, 22s, and 2o2.
The Knickerbockers twice went down
to defeat in their match with the Puri- |
tans. in the Colonial League, the latter |
team tOtaling 9O6 in their second game,
due TO the splendid bowling Of Lett |
heiser, who spilled the naples for a to- |
tai of 255. However, as Leitheiser only |
bowled 159 in his first game and 1s4 in |
his last attempt, he did not obtain the |
high set that might have been expected. |
The Rudolph & West quint caught the
Tobacco boys mapping in
the last match and walked OF with two |
Of the games, losin gthe third by only |
four pins. Dawkins rolled high score,
having spilled Is5 pins.
Navy experienced little difficulty in
the first two games from In
terror, in the Departmental League, but
was lucky to get away with the third
game, the winning margin being three
pins: Binley's 135 game being the cause
= Ahc mt BoAAAC hOlAs u AnC 6dlAOEbs
Charlie Miller, with 215, 20l. and 165 turn
ng in the best set while Fritz, with 20S
n his last game, proved 20 be the man
p the hour OF need. .....
Starting the first game OF their match
With the A C. NJ. Y. with 4Ss and losing
anne, the Fat Men came back strong in
he second with 5Z7, winning this game
landily, and continued on their pin
oppiing rampage by pihng up $50 in
heir last game In this game every
ran on the Fats went well over the
entury mark. the individual contribu-
ions being Carroll, 1So; Everett, us; 4
filler and Harley, each lis, while Nc
'arthy was low man, with the good
core Of 1O7. Harley also had 1Ss game
n the second contest, this being high ,
game of the series.
In the new IntercouncIl Duckpin League
Washington Council trimmed spalding in
wo of the three games, taking the frstI
ontest by eleven pins, while Potomaci |,
'ourcil dropped two to Carroll Council, T.
Tinning one game by the smallest posi-
ible margin-one pin-and losing another ..
y thirteen pins, Now the members of ,
he Potomacs are firmly convinced that /,
nirteen is hoodoo number. The best !
1dividual bowling was done by Arm! I.
trong. with scores of 1Os. 129, and %. AS !
here are only five teams thus far In this
'ague, the Keane Council team did not :
owl.
Low scores we're the order in this J
eek's bowling in the Patent Examiners
eaguey Holliger. with 2O5, being high
IAN. but as he Immediately after slipped
YER a Ill contribution, he did not boost c
Is average to any noticeable extent. His :
ammates. Paddock and Piecer, with ia I
nd los, respectively, assisted him in t
seping the team total down to CSC. n
In the INSTRUMENTATION League, :
nth was the only team to make clean
weep of last weeks series. defeating
'estminster in all three games, while o
endaH and st. Marks each succeeded {
winning the odd game from Sixth andi ii
ethany. respectively. Smith. Of Beth il
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