The Washington herald., 1912-12-15

The Immanuel-Holmead series in the
Arcade League brought about one Of the
closest contests OF the week, with I'M
manuels coming out ahead in all three
games by small scores. SCHNEIDER, Of
the winners, with ia, was the man who
won the FIRST game by one pin. while
Ewers' ll9 score gave his team a siX-pin
and Brabdts 100 game de-
cided the last match by eighteen pins
in favor of Immanuels.
An equally closely contested set was
rolled between the Royals and Resulutes,
of the District Duckpin League, in
which the former team captured the odd
game, winning the first by seventeen
pins, thanks to Dunn's l32 contribution,
Resolutes taking tho second, 50l to 500,
and Royals leading in the nIghtcap ses-
sion by six pins. due to Stanford's score
of lis, the only century, game of this
contest.
Every one of the games rolled in
the Keane Company Atlantics match
went over the five-hundred mark. the
pace settlers in the Northeastern League,
the Atlantics winning out in two of
the contests by eighteen pins and one
pin, respectively. The fine rolling of
Salb, of the winners, who had scores of
ll6, 10, and liz, featured the match,
though Crooke and Miles each bowled a
IA game, and Barley came across with
q consistent set of 100, ia, and 10S
The Fat Mems team, in the National
Capital League, came mighty near roll
ing a 600 game in their set with the Po-
tomacs when they rang up the fine total
of 595 in the first game, which, needless
to say, they won hands down, but PO-
tomacs captured the second game, SIS
to 513, the Fats taking the last contest
by running up another large score, SIS.
Carroll, with three games Of 40, lis, and
l42, for team total of SS7. established
new seasons record for the league.
Other good scores by the winners were
McCarty's. 12S and 1I9 and MIXERS 1l3,
100 and 40.
In the Palace individual tournament,
Thomas won both his series with Willie
Miller and Field, the later suffering his
first double defeat in the tournament
when Miller beat him also. The best
game Of the evening was the third OF
the Field-Miller match, when Field won
the game by the score Of % to "a
George King, the welI-known local
dnckpin artist champion. dancer of the
District, near champion of welter-weight
pugilists,-- aud manager of champion
wrestlers,' is inordinately proud of his
team. the Havenner Baking Company, in
the Commercial League, for being the
means Of displacing the team that led
the league, Hahn & Co, by administering
a trimming to the shoemakers.
Although rolling three games over the
500 mark, the weIsbachs, conceded to
be about the best aggregation OF duck
pin spiders gotten together, lost two
of their games with the A. C. NJ. y. In
the National Capital League, the first by
ten pins and the last by thirty-four. In
the sandwich session the Gasmen ac-
cumulated 55S to their opponents 475.
Goodman. with scores of IL, LA. and 107,
bowled the best set Of the series.
In the Potomac Council League the
work Of B. Nolan. of the Hennepins. was
far and away above that Of any of his
rivals. In the match with the Balboas
Nolan came through with set OF Is5.
lis, and 1O7, totaling 3J7, which will give
his average a nice boost.
After losing the FIRST game with the
low score Of ne, to the Mechanics the
Interference braeeG, up and came back