Evening star., 1912-10-06
INTERESTING BOWLING NEWS
FROM ALL THE LOCAL LEAGUES

the champion Holmeads and G. p. o. out
TT being pitted against each other. The
Printers took too games. In the set
between Sherwood and Bankers. the other
newcomer in the league. the former team
won two. the scores all being below STAN
dard. Thye's 115 game and 297 set was
the best. The eXCasinoite will bowl
with the SherWoods and Welsbacks, the
two-league rule barring him off the Gar
risons.
Out on the Northeast alleys one of the
teams at least-the Atlantics-did not
seem to be bothered by the fact that
the season was just beginning. They had
team scores Of 52s, $50 and 496. beating
Loveless' new team. the Young Mems
Shop, all three games. KnockleyS set
totaled 351, Crook had 800. Salb 32S,
while kapp of the losers roIled :>225 for
his three games. In the Carroll-Crescent
set the former team seemed outclassed,
several changes in their lineup failing to
produce successful results. Lakin. ia
game and 800 set: Na1ley, 100 game and
317 set. and Farran with Ill in his first
and 31o for his total. We're best.
Low scores ruled in the Potomac Coun-
Gil IA. of Co. League. but the team scores
were close and the interest good. La
Sale beat the ChamplainS twice, Annabel
'of the latter team having high score of
the evening. 122. De Sotos made clean
sweep from the Marquettes. and the Bal
bOaS taking all three from Hennepins.
Hassett, with 80 set. rolled best. This
league. recruited entirely from it's own
membership, and therefore eliminating
the cracks Of the District. is one of the
several fraterna1 leagues about town. and
furnishes the medium through which
many social evenings are spent by the
members of the several teams.
The Departmental Duckpin League is
rolling all the games on the Capitol Hill
bowling alleys. \ fine set was rolled by
the Bureau team-Which as at present
constituted is about the same as the
National Capital League quint of that
name last year Three games over 900
,,55;;. 516 and :J5tt-netting them a 1,6O4 set,
was great work for initial effort Jones
had u H. game and :;34 set. Lord totaled
80 in his three games. HelmerichS, 316;
Ross. 800, and O'Neill, 314. Their oppo-
nents. the Navy Yard team, had fair
scores. with Morgan 313 and Mccormick
SO, contributing best totals.
The Post Office Departmental Bowling
League, which has taken the place of the
Rural Mail Clerks League of last sea son,
has organized for the season, with the fol-
lowing officers: q. q. Thomson presi-
dent; r. T. Frazier. vice president: John
II. Anderson. secretary and treasurer,
and Mr.. White scorer The league-a
duckpin outfits composed of six teams
representing the different bureaus of the
Post Office Department. with its object
"to further the sport of bowling among
the employees of the department and to
promote a feeling of good fellowship :"
All affairs Of the league will be adminis-
tered by its officers and a board Of gov
ernors, consisting of the captains of the
various teams. A series of sixty games
will be rolled, all games to be bowIed on
the Palace Annex alleys (downstairs)
Thursday night Of each week has been
decided upon as most convenient on which
to roll the games. The personnel of the
league is as follows: EXccutive-G. G.
Thompson, captain; Frazier. White. Nc
Bride, Ford. Hunt. Warner. Mess and
Callan. Rural Mails--H. NJ. Bradley, can
tain: Prender. Furbcrshaw, Mccarthy
Ryan. Chatterton. Lonergan. Van Metre,
Barker and Kraft. Supplies-A F. Fem
ton. captain; Began, McAllister, Tullis. J.
Ryan, Yost. Scribner and Stou1il. Finance
IF. Housed, captain; Belts. Sannino,