Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-21
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Agriculture by dropping one to the War
quint opened up the sap between first
and second place. Should Navy win al
three Of the postponed set from War.
they will have two-9aufe lead.
Charlie Drake got away With two fiat
boxes In his first game Of the ASgie-
Warrior set. and then came back with
seven straight strikes. He finished the
game with q spare in the tenth for 223.
Maybe Jimmy Field didn't slnice some
thing of that average Of his. With 1DO
in the first and only Ill In the second.
Jim threatened to drop couple Of points,
but 2O2 In the last helped some.
Bureau ball Wednesday night. This Ia
going to be bowlers' night. and it's 9
cinch that all those who can sling hoo1
vial be on the job along with those who
can't Believe US, there VIII be rare
doings.
Big Buriy Bill Bowsher came into hil
own against the Commissionerp and
pulled up with an average OF 105. Nc
getting away from the fact that HaA u
some pinner, but, for heavens sake. some
one make Danny O'Donneli quit telling
him SO.
We saw a hot one In the Commissioner
Navy set. Bill Swasgeft hits light be.
tween one and three and LETT seven and
ten. The game WAS close and the Navy
said. That's good"
Bob McLennan. after Q temporary ab
sence showed up to roll the Nevy-Agg1e
set, and the worst Bob could do WAS q
pile up 119 in the second. Lack Of prac'
tice probably IL the dope.
District (Duck).
Garasons sos ~ sss 1.;se 81 g.
Goodman continues to put in those biz
sets for the Garrison He Aanksd . 18s
with two Of 90 against the 0oodSeil0ws
1t took that big game, TO win tho secOud
That ives certainly some sot between
the 0oodfellows and GArrisons. CARR.
sons won the FIRST game by ono PIN. thu
second by ten end lost the last by threa
pins.
OF that down ana out ~ paliing up WSeh
only 292 against the 1nnfnanueis. Whom
Baumy gets down to % It b time fol-
them all 60 cit up and take notaee.
Our Pres" Costtnees w9 away on
form in the Imsneauei-Mt- Vsrnon so:
The best Joe could negot2se was o, &c
and 81. Mighty poor example Tor urcsa-
dent to be setting.
Shade sure did have . shade on the
bunch for the week. with totals Of i!0
crowd look like pikers A couple OF those
sets and some one will be cToWdang foF
Individual honors.
Guess Eddie McKnsw concluded a1ser
getting 126 In his first that he had done
his part and laid back on hts oars and
let the rest Of them get the wood. Eddie
pulled 90 and 90 in his next two
Colonial.
n,:esel; : :::. sss IS @s3s q
Only two sets vere BOWED In che
league during the past week. Puxttana
taking two from tho Knicherbocters and
the Virginians taking couple from the
Pilgrims.
One OF the sensations OF the reason wa
sprung by the Knockers when they placed
the name Of Rodrick In the lineup. Rod
was leading the league at the end OF the
first game with 100 average.
Highest individual score Tor the weAl
was copped by Roth. who came through
with Us. His next two counts were not
high enough to place him In tho honor
roll for the week
George Whitney made an awful dent
in his average by getting . 0O set
against tho FtlErims. THIS slamp wa
give Harry Waters m excellent chance
Of overhaulinG him.
just why no S&Aee sets wuee relied ia
the league re ere - q loes 70 know. Per
haps the down and out had son,ething to
do with It. rs the games ware started at
10 pm.
After pilang lS4 and lS6 In fsis diyst t~u
efforts Gore came back and shot an even
double century In the third THIS htxh
game practically won the Asf Tor he
Virginians.
Every team In this league VIII enter
the coming city tournament. . record
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