Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-08

500 mark against the Arlingtons. but
was able to land only one-the second
when it shot $50. Krieger, 337, and
Biglow, 800, had the highest totals.
Thye's 343 mark in the Sherwood-G. P.
| o. set was something like the scores he
was turning in last season. This bowler
was one of the few who chose to pass
up both the National Capital and District
Leagues when the two-league rule went
into effect. With Harley and Thye on
/ the Sherwoods, this team looks to have a
/ fine chance for the Arcade League pen
| nant.
| Van Metres 277 total for Rural Mails
| in the Post Office League, while the best
Of very ordinary set of scores. was 10
pins greater than the man he rolled
| against on the Executives. Beall had
the uncommon set of ~, 62 and 6I. The
Rural Mails won all three games.
! Whoever creased the ways under the
Westminster team of the Interdenomina-
tional League did his work well. SAILING
along serenely for several weeks, the
Westminster outfit gave promise OF be-
ing a potent factor in the church league S
race. A cog slipped two weeks ago, when
it dropped three straight, and Fifth Kept
I'D the work last Tuesday by administer
| ing another three-game defeat. the Bap-
fist team. incidentally, going into a
| tie with st. Marks for first place. The
latter team took two games from Bethany.
| while Sixth faltered in the good work
which 1t has been doing in recent sets by
dropping two games to Kendall.
| An odd feature of Sixth's rolling was
that it won it's lowest game, getting 45I
losing games of 495 and 400. Copeland S
$40 set was the best individual work,
while Champions ascending scale in roll
ing, going from 6S in the first to 116 in
the last, was the feature.
/ In the Fifth Westminster set Richards
(3O7) and Macdonald (3O2) did best work.
The latter bowler rolled his first set OF
| the season, and his consistently good
work helped his team in its triple victory.
Smith of the Bethany team hammered
the little pins for 339 set which kept
| his team near ST. Marks in all the games,
lalthough it won only one Each member OF
| the Lutheran team shot game over a
century mark where it could do the most
good.
Harley's addition to the Fat Men will
strengthen that team greatly, and on his
first attempt with CAROLS team Buck
shot 354 set. the Fat Men winning two
from the A. c. NJ. Y. Carroll, with 331.
and Ricketts,, 321, were other makers Of
| big sets.
i Mt. Vernons beat the Y. NJ. C. A. team
In one of the games Tuesday night, in a
set marked by very ordinary rolling.
| Dawkins' 135 game for Rudolph & West
and Hughes 313 set were the best scores
| in the hardware boys set with the Com
merciaI League champions. of which the
| former quint won two games.
Harry Stanford single-handed won the
second game for the Royals in the set
with the Good Fellows. when he shot lbs.
and his other two games. which totaied
] for him 351 set, was big factor IN
the New York avenue team taking the
| set Goodman had I'D as his total.
J The A. c. NJ. Y.-Clinbers set was
marked by poor rolling; Grifiin's BIB total
being the only consistent work of the
| evening.
Cue of the Arcade Market quint shot
12J in the first game and his team beat
the Laborites by fourteen pins. while
| Mann ran up $50 score in the last Tor
the Labortes, and carried his team to its
only win over the Arcade League leaders.
| HiIdebrand '-batted" for Chaconas in the
last game-the only one his team lost.
| Judd & Detweiler had 513 as its total in
| the first game of the set with General
Baking, the only one it had a chance in.
Duckett had a 302 set, the highest on
either team.