The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-24

Elliott. OF the Keane Co. team, prac-
ticaIly won the FIRST game of the match
with the Capitols himself. when he stuck
1873 score up on the board. His next
efforts of 1o4 and los easily gave him
Individual honors of the evening.
Carroll, of the Navy Yard, in the De-
partmentaI Duckpin League, got of to
poor start in the set with the Bureau
by rolling So. but came back strong in
the second and third games with scores
of l20 and 113.
Fields showed exceptional spare bowl
ing ability in the match with Brown in
the individual tournament by rolling ten
spares in the first game and eight spares,
with two strikes, In the third. but as
Brown was there with the wailop, piling
up scores Of 20l, 1856. and 22 in the final
and deciding game. the series went to
the last mentioned bowler.
In his next match, with Lon Krause,
the series went FIVE games before Fields
was returned winner. Starting of by
winning the first game with 245, Fields
lost the second with as. against Krauss
22n. but while the remaining games were
below hts usual score they proved suf-
ficient to bring home the bacon. In his
series with Brown, Krauss relieved his
system of a 2s4 game, followed by a 30.
but despite these two exceptionally good
scores was unable to win the series, as
Brown managed to nose him out in the
finals.
Drew. Of the Ticket ONCE quint, is
after the consistency record, with scores
of 81, 81, and IS. Consistent all right.
but that's about all that can be said
about his games in the set with the sta
ton No. team.
pretty act. consistent all the way
through. was rolled by A. F. Russell,
the sinker. beg pardon. anchor on the
Kenyon team in the Mount Pleasant
League, against the Columbia. Russ
had scores of 1s1, 1871, and l34. But
don't you duckpin shooters become
jealous; this score was made with big
pins. Teller ought to know about this.
Quite a number Of leagues and teams
are doing business in the District I'M
der the same name. We have now two
District Leagues, one for tenpins and
the other for duekpins. A similar
state of AFFAIRS exists in the Depart
mental Leagues, there being two
leagues of this name, and rolling. big
and small pins respectively There are
two Columbia teams, one in the Dis
triet Teupin League. the other in the
Mount Pleasant Tenpin League, and
three teams travelling under the name
of the Government Printing once. A
tenpin team in the Departmental and
District leagues. and a duckpin team
In the Arcade League. Two teams. the
ylrginiane. one in the Colonial Tenpin
League and the other in the South
western Duekpin League, while two
teams. the Champlalns. are bowling in
the Potomac Council and 7. NJ C. A.
duckpin leagues. Getting to be pretty
near time for somebody to start
classified index and register or else in
vent some names, as there seems to be
a scarcity Of suitable handles to go
around.
! I.yddane, OF the Woodward & 10th
rop quint. was principally responsible
for his team winning the first game
from the TolmAn Laundry team, who
totaled ass. against their opponents
4ss. Lyddape, of the winners, having
1is. And maybe Campbell wasn't sore.
This first game took the starch out of
the laundry team, which succumbed
without a hard struggle in the last two
games, Never mind. there are only