Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-01
undoubtedly prove as beneficial as has
the twO-league rule.

undoubtedly prove as beneficial as has
the twO-league rule.
AT any rate, inasmuch as no legislation
could be enacted to affect the present
seasons alignment of teams, the bowlers
have something TO take under considera-
ton, and if it appears to be an adViSd bic
move for them to make, such action un-
doubtedly will be taken.
Matches in the individual tournament
the past week were exceptionally inter-
esting, and a uniform high quality of
scores was produced Brush started on
in his set with krauss as if he were GO
ing to continue his winning streak. With
1S9 and 300 as his first two games, he
was an easy victor over Lon, hut krauss
finished strong, with scores OF 2G', 1913 and
DO Krauss kept up his great work
against Van Buskirk, winning three
straight his scores being 2i4. 1913 and -.
This was about the most consistent bowl
ing in the tournament Van Buskirn came
back at Brush in about the same manner
as he had been defeated, and with 2l1
1913 and 212 easily took the set.
Harwood bested Mcknew and Will
Miller in sets which showed very few
high games. His scores against Miller
We're consistently good. 1872, 1914 and 1884,
with his only loss occurring in the second
off in his bowling. Harwood caught Nc
Knew also in slump. and won the de
cision with scores Of 119, iJ9 and 1G3.
McKnew took brace in his set with
Miller and won three out of four with
1872, 1914 and 1S4.
Hardie failed to win game IN the
| started his winning in an impressive
style, rolling tie highest game OF the
tourney, 266, and also totaling the most
pins for a single set.
Brown continued his sensational work
and has yet to lose a game. Fie bested
Thomas three out of four. getting two
counts over 200-212 and 213.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Commercial League will be held this
afternoon at I'll Florida avenue north
east.
Hawksworth's Garrison team. in the
| District League, administered a severe
drubbing to the BeimOnts FRIDAY night
taking all three games. The work OF
while the Garrisons got only one 5000
game - 541 = it WAS consistently good.
Lewis and Hawksworth got nigh scores
! III and 20.
Hahn again leads the Commercial
League by one game, the Star quint los
ing game to Chaplin & Sacks in their
set last week. Houser's 334 set Tor the
ice cream boys was the evenings hest
work.
Woodwork & Lothrop won three from
Rudolph K West and are now tied for
third place.
Royals profited by a forfeited set, the
Saengerbund team failing to put five me
on the alleys. Harry Stanford had high
game and set-129 and 324
Field seems destined to be mixed up in
all the close games of the series. His nip
and-tuck match with hrauss two WeeEs
ago was in degree repeated the past
MilOvich by pins, 100 to 49,, and had
another close fight with Shaffer. Losing
the first game ny pins. he came across
with two easy victories. in one OF which
he rolled 221. and after dropping the
fourth game by pins got the decision in
the fifth by a comfortable marsin
Milovich shot 22i to Skaters ga. and
then skinned through on u and q pin
margin for three straight.
McKnew put a 30 and a 30 score on
either side of 1J3 count in the Colonial
League, which failed to net him the set
his two good games warranted. Manhat-
tans won two games. the Nirginians be-
ing the victims.
W ltH the approach u the iplNIN Std-
son the Inauguration OF the tournaments
usually held by the different allows VIII
probably be staged. as the recess taken
by the leagues leaves the alleys more or
less deserted. \ Gown-aud-out affair sim
liar 20 that put on last Year at the Palace
and Royal Will be an early feature ut
! both of these popular amusement resorts
Averages OF the individual tourram Il.
as published by the official scorer of taa
~.
apparent that tie consecutive hoVlias
, required in the tournament is benchc.8
rather than otherwise. Three men ha -e
averages over $50 four have a mark bet
ter than $50. while with one exception 4 -e
other men have creditable figures. 1t is
hardly 10 be expected that the work Of
the men can be maintained, a several of
the figures are away above the averages
established by them for weeks Of wori in
their resi- ectiVe leagues, but every indi-
cation is for continuance OF the present
high quality of rolling.
Watson. ri; Miller 2l3 Fritz. 80. and
O Donnen 2J4 were double century
! rollers in the Navy War set, OF which the
Sailors We're two-Game winners. Mil1r's
set was high.
| The bowling of the members of the
Resolutes, in the District League in their
set with the Hammers was very ineon-
sistent, although il got them two games
Matter and Wilson dropped from ] 10 TO
/ So and ST. respectively. while Ryan fen
| from 11a to 81 Elmer's ia set was the
best recorded on either team.
| With the exception of the work of
Lewis and Harry krauss, tho work OF
| the Palace team in its set VI h the Y NJ
| c. a. outfit was not very impressive
Lewis had 344 and krauss the same to-
! tai, but Hawksworth. Roberts and Lem
| mon were off color. especially Roberts.
| Away from the Palace alley this team
does not seem near as strong as when
| rolling al home The Association team.
too did not come up to the mark as it