The Washington herald., 1912-02-04


IS. and finishing with log incidentally,
Dunn made a strong bid for the price
OF a box OF cigars offered for the largest
number OF spares IN three games OF the
singles with nine to his credit.
Jim smithers Is there as a fouI-Iine
keeper, the big boy being the real lad
with the eagle eye.
Pop Morris, of the Y. NJ C. A.
quint. had an on night. the old-timer
failing to live up to his usual good
speed
The Nationals were hitting them up
a little IN the second battle. Those lads
can surely roll the little balls
Elmer was a busy man. The boxlers
kept the Royal star working overtime
And maybe the oficial scorers did not
get a few nice roasts.
Daddy and Mclaughlin worked well to-
gether in the doubles. the former polling
the pins aside in his usual form
When Kann, OF the Nationals, step
ped out to roll his first ball some one
IN the crowd yelled. "oh. you blondie,'
Shutting his teeth down on a long cigar
with a snap, Rann proceeded TO annex
the large score OF six After that he
did better.
They call Capt. Schaefsr, of the No
hawks. The White Mans Hope He
looks the part, too. tipping the beam at
rs.
The Y. N. C. A team holds the pres
ent District record for spining the little
pins-l.p6 for team total Is some score.
''BaIdy" Keeler, Of the Mohawks. at
tired in q gray and red coIored sweater
and banana colored tie, made 'em
take notice. The more they 5oIlied him
the better he rolled
Capt. Wilson. of the Nationals. bowls
a nice, easy ball. and Is as graceful as
a ballet dancer.
Johnny Meany. Of the Y. IL C
team. can spill the pins almost as wen
as he sells real estate.
Farrow. jr.. of the 7. N. C. A., is no
stranger to the Royal alleys. He landed
3 pretty spare in the third frame OF the
opening game.
a
cross-fre, double-action inshoot you have
got to hand it to Pratt. OF the Mohavls
Every time his ball bumps I'd AGAINST
the pins something scatters.
Fowler. who bowled with the Nationals
Is high average man with a mark of 1oa
for the Resolutes, Of the District Duck
PIN League.
oehler, OF the Nationals. can waIlon
The big pins some. too. He says IT Is
lust as easy to Mop the ducks. and "a In
great demand by teams rolling both
styles.
Capt. Jack Hegarty. Of the Georgetown
football team for 1872. was an interested
spectator last night. Jack says that II
would start a candlepin tour
hey ne would be there with bells on, as
lp Nortn candlepins have the call.
Farrow. jr.. the crack 7. N. c. A.
bowler, turned in the best Individual to-
tai of the four teams. with scores Of
Us. los, and 100, which assures him of 4
chance at the medal for the aII-around
event.
Prstt;s educated hook was much IN
Guy Eiker was an interested specta-
ior at the games and predicted great do
ngs for his team the GoodfeIIows Of
-he District League.
The Nationals tried to drown their sor-
'ow with the fcamins suds in Pop Eek
stems joy dispensary
Roberts, who. as q rule. cannot bowl
below the century mark. found the Royal
alleys anything but to his liking
Oehler was -strike-kfng'' last night
yetting two OF the much coveted marks
n his set. and Pop was watching Harry.
The Nationals Of the National Capital
League. one OF the best pin-getting duck
pin teams in the District. feIi away be-
ow expectations with their first game Of
s. This mark was just hundred pins