The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-15
PALACE BOWlERs
RUN Up SCORES
GENERAL AVERAGE or PLAYERS
IN 10th LEAGUES Is ABOVE
Pan.
STANDING OF TEAMS
GOSSIP or ALLEYS NOTES ABOUT
INDIVIDUALS AND BOWLING
STATISTICS SHOW GOOD
work.
STANDING OF TEAMS


BY @. L. COSBx.
The Palace team lost two out OF
| three games last Monday night Win
| the Alec team.
Wednesday night the virEinian
| team won three games from the Times
| boys In q close and exciting series
Thursday night the Palace team lost
| two out of three games to News
! Leader team. This was a postponed
| game from several weeks ago.
The Journal team won three games
from the News Leader team last FRI
day night.
| The teams are pretty well matched
| in the standing column.
! Palace leads with .s11. while tho
! virginIan has the same percentage.
| The Journal team Is close behind. with
$40.
| The games this week are expected
! to be close and exciting. an most OF
the teams have strengthened con-
siderably.
Theatrical Tenpin League.
The boys OF the Theatrical league
are rounding up the wood for all they
are worth.
The Bijou team won two games
| from the Academy team last Mon
day night. while the Colonial team
won three games from the Lub'n
team.
Following are the rules for ths pin
scouts:
Theatrical Tenpin League.
Rules Of league:
/. Name, Theatrical Tenpin league.
2. Teams are composed Of three
men and two substitutes; that is, any
team may have Ave men on It's list
the captain having the right to use
any three OF his Ave men.
3. Any captain wishing to change
the personnel OF his team, must re-
port in writing to manager OF alleys
ut least twerty-four hours before
games are bowled. stating name Of
PLAYER dropped and those signed.
T. No player can be O member OF
more than one team.
s. The league consists OF four teams
a~ fcffows. B.jou, Colonial, Lubin and
Academy.
6. The ca plains OF the several teams
will constitute a board Of governors
and will decide all disputes
7, A foul line Judge must De on
hand, and rules governing same Will
be in full force.
8. All games must start not later
than, O'Clock, unless by mutuai
consent of the captains.
Q II a team has not the required
number OF players on the alleys IN
time to start a scheduled game. ana
no postnoneroe nt can be secured. said
game win be declared forfeited to
team ready to bowl. Should the for
seit.ng team be completed In time for
the second or third games. they may
compete for such games.
10 All games will be rolled on
Monday and Thursday nights on and
, siIevs.
II. Teams will start on alleys des'g-
rated and alternate each succeeding
! frame.
~. In case of q tie score. each
, team shall roll q complete frame to
decide same.
/ IL. In case OF any man short on
! n team, blind must be used. which
Is equal to the score Of ITO. No tea ms
) are allowed to pick players on the
floor and put them on their side
: IA. Each team Is required to put
q IN So, with the treasurer as a guar
q antee to finish schedule. Such money
, will be divided in prizes at the end
r Of season.
: is. The schedule consists of 20
, weeks, closing March 81, 1913,
10. All players must keen behind
the foul line, all pins knocked by a
| player on a foul ball will not count
= the PLAYER loses hts ball on which
g he fouled.
. ~. All games will be howled on
: Palace alleys.
!, is. A correct standing and e~H-age
= of each player will be published In
: every Sunday morning paper.
Note. OF the Players.
= 7. Anderson raised his average last
!, week.
;, Gilbert and Levy rolled well last
y week
. Glenn rolled we'll in the series last
= week.
., Tncke- raised his average I'm last
u weeks series
G.. Lohmann rolled we'll last week
e Gayle and Watkins ROLLED well las
week.
Fl L. Lohmann rolied well in his firs
match game last week.
o Richardson rolled like champion
y lart week.
a. barrow rolled wei last week.
J. Hulchsr rolled like champior
10 last week.
A w. Anderson rolled we'll in las
n Marley and Brown rolled in old
Is time form last week. gaining a few
l. pins In their average.
sr F. Brown, Of the Palace team. ha
is been out of the last few games blu
l. 1t Is expected ne will come bacl
y strong In the next series.
q Dawson. of the Times boys, railet
a we'll last week.
lie Carlton and Slaughter rolled wei
10 IN last weeks series.
lyf Cheek raised his average last week
ar r. Lehman and Beck rolled wei
T. last week.
~ Morel,o, b. Jorden and Patrick hi
n the pins for all they were worth las
+ week.
a. Games this week.:
Ia Nonday-Paiace Va Virginian,
y, Neutrality-suspicious. VS.. Times
"a Dispatch.
:. Fri,ay--News Leader VS.. Aicos.
Terpin League:
- Mondav--Biiou VS.. Colonial.
Thursday--Lubins VS.. Academy,
y; Average Of PIavers.
al Players. G. Total. Avs
OF G.. H. Colev Is 1905 1851
Richardson $50. ss1 1901
Beck " 62S 1042
Tucker IS 1855 lvS.f
IN J. Anderson IS 1880 101.1
Dawson ...... IL i,SS4 lvI.I
IN c. Lohmann ... 81 2,0s6 ss.7
es r. Lohmann -. Is 1,16s Ss.S
n Wade .......... bSS sS.l