Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-22
and Lednum C22W carried the team to it:
big score.

Ricketts, of the Imperial quint, Arcade
League, pulled the last game out or the
fire Thursday night in the set against
Sherwood by pulling 4-7-S-1O for a spare.
| In the first game of the match he had
ANONYMOUSLY shot twice through the hole
he made on his first ball, when he picked
out and 5, and, as he followed this box
up with a count, he was in durance vile
especially with skinny" Carroll. who
! was making his debut in this league.
Down to the ninth box Of the third game
| Sherwood was leading with a fair margin.
| Ricketts, hit for a nine-pin break. pulled
| the spare, but on his count left up 4-7S-
| 10. He needed the mark-and he got 1t.
| 1mperials won two games. Koehler 02.O.
| Carroll 025), Ricketts, 02O and Harley
| Q23) had the biggest games.
The race in the Arcade League, by the
| way, continues to be the best in town.
! The teams are closely punched, the last
| quint being within striking distance of
| the leaders
| The Casinos tried hard to get out of
| last place in the National Capital League
| Wednesday evening when they gave the
| Mount Vernon outfit a three-game de-
| feat. However the team ahead Of them
the Climbers-took two from the Ma
tionals the following evening and con-
tinue to lead the 14th street Quint.
All the members of the Carroll team of
the Intercouncil OK. of c. League man.
aged to squeeze in their highest game in
the second, with the result that a 541
score was hung up. Washington Council
CarrolTs opponent, won the first game
and Shugrue of this team had best SET
800.
War of the Departmental Duckpin
League had five men on the alleys In the
set against Pension; each Of the five men
rolled three games-that was as near as
the match came to being contest. Pen
sion was never seriously threatened with
defeat in any of the games. Shaw had
high score and set.
Van Buskirk rolled in sensational form
in the tournament Thursday night, get
ting Col in his three games against Wat
son, and averaging 204-3 for his eight
games. easily defeating Hardie and Wat
son. He had high game of 2o2. and his
last two games in the set with Hardie
and the first two in the one with watson
netted him 907 pins, or 1868 average.
Six strikes in the last of this game and
six in the first of the next game gave him
"split' 800 score.
Jimmy Fields is slipping His work in
his last three sets has been below that
which he >is capable of doing, and as
result he Is now topped by several men
in the tourney. Hardie took him into
camp in their set Thursday night.
Krauss had to shoot 200 or better to win
games in his sets with Thomas and Har-
wood, five of the six victories being gath
cred in with double centuries. Thomas
beat HARDWOOD three out of five.
A match set between the Fort Myer Y.
NJ c. A. and the Terminal r. r. Y. M. c.
A. Wednesday night resulted in three
game victory for the soldiers. The games
were rolled on the Union Station alleys.
tint hod ha
best set.
Bureau beat the Aggies two games, and
a. close race in the Departmental may yet
be staged.
Woodward & Lothrop was very lucky
to get away with two games from Cen
eral Baking Company the past week.
With 40 as a starter-wh1ch game they
lost-Johnson's quint got the decision In
the next two by two and three pins, re-
spectively. Mills and Reinhart had best
sets.
Palace won two games from the A. c.
NJ. Y. team. but their one defeat was an
awful wallop-1O0 pins separated the CUNTS
in the second, 56S to 46S. Joliffe, 334, and
Israel, 332, did best work.
In the Post Office League Thursday
night Finance almost lost game The
second contest was tied-a5S all-but the
league leaders won the roll-off.
Big games ruled in the TIaggertys-Capi-
tolls set Thursday night. Symanowski, 143;
B. Poston, 127; Harlem. 12S. and Noone.
126, were the high-mark men, with Sy-
manowski having best set, S35. Hag-
gertys won two games.
Garrisons lost two hard games to the
Hammers, dropping the first by one pin.
and then losing 531 contest. Hawks
worth had a set resembling his last years
work in the National Capital. when he
toppled 343 for his total. Deckman's 133
game was the highest made.
The postponed sets in the individual
tournament between Brown, Milovitch and
Van Buskirk will be rolled tomorrow
evening at SIS. All games for the COM
ing week will be started at this hour. ex-
cept the sets scheduled for tomorrow,
which will be rolled Immediately follow
ing the postponed set between Brown.
Milovitch and Van Buskirk.