Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-14
Sam Loyeless had to say after it was all

| Sam Loyeless had to say after 1t was all
| over?
| would just about have shot hve nun
dred set with rubber pins And yet they
| say the boys out east can't get the WOOD.
Wake up.
Eiseman was in a fair way to register
| a bis, set by having 121 in his first and
| 116 In the second. but an SO proved ms
| undoing in the last. Even at that he had
| an average of 1OS for the set
| How is it that Billy Burnhams can
| count two big ones in the first two games
| and then pull only fair game in the last.
Guess Bill must be one of those quarter
| things we read SO much about.
| Shooting an average of ga and then
dropping two games Is enough to turn
you green with envy. The Easterns had
$50, 575 and $50. but the Bills came along
with 80, win the roll-off. 545 and then
| 535.
| Crist with 1o4 and his team loses by
one pin. Hettinger managed to offset
that by getting 1S1. No wonder Billy only
got IS on top of that big count.
Patent Ell miners.
Garrett asis .............. IS: i ss go se5 iss
George Garrett continues to set the
pace for individual honors in the league.
| A six hundred set and then $50 is going
some.
The Farmers and Mechanics were the
| only teams that made a clean sweep of
three sets, the Shoemakers and Interior
ence being the victims.
Houston was there with the biggest
count of the week when he registered IT
! in his first attempt, but that third game
| was something awful. Only ID
The Shoemakers sure did shoot their
worst set Of the season when they stack
NJ up against Mechanical. Not game
vent over the 800 mark.
Shantz was the only man on his team
OF whom it can be said that he rolled in
any kind of form. His counts of 179, 1871
and $50 stood out like diamonds In coal
pile.
Just to show that he could come back.
up with 2O5. Pierce also demonstrated
his ability along this line by getting go
in the third
Outside of rather mediocre game in
| the first. Savage pulled through with a
| fairly good set for Interference. He man
| aged to ring the wood for 204 in the sec
ond.
Arcade.
Post ............... 11S 106 100 333 Ill
The race for honor man was sure some
close this week. Post had 333 for his
total but Goodman was right in back of
him with one pin less.
The Holmeads lineup looked like one
of the box scores when Joe Cantillon was
running the Washington Base Ball Club.
Seven men were brought into the game.
The Laborites lost the first game with
1913 against 500. the second with $40
against 5oS, but they sure did walop the
Argyles In the last when they pulled up
| with $50.
Miller, Sammonds, Mann and Post were
the only ones to show three figures in all
80 Nh
eral other men who went over 100 for an
average.
Colonial.
Pioneers ............. go S64 a5s 2,7S7 9ca
Brown ............... 2O4 194 213 Gil 2O4
Owing to the fact that the Pilgrims
were unable to get full team together,
the Manhattans won all three by forfeit.
Levers was the only man to show up and
bowling for his average he pulled away
over 900.
Strange as 1t may seem, just at time
when the Pioneers happen to throw in a
game under the 800 mark the other tea n
gets busy and wallops them for the
game The knickerbockers took advan-
tage of their let down and won the mid
die game.
Barclay came through with good Sc.
in The -Virginian match, his
scores Of 1874. 20S and 1872 swing h m al
other man to reach the double century.
The Virginians were minus Whitney in
their set against the Continentdls, and to
this they attribute their defeat. While
George may be leading the league, he
would have had to shoot about a 90
average to win for his team.
Allison shot away from the bunch with
225 in his first game, but those things
that all bowlers love, splits and picks
cut him down to 1T in the second and
1872 in the last