Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-10

No wonder the LabOriteS were up
against it good and hard with the Mo-
hawks. Buckerinus Harley was absent
from the firing line. That accounts for
the whole thing.
We have often wondered what bowler
thinks after hooking up two games well
over the century mark, and in the third
one, is under one or two pins.
Elbows, We want to call your attention
to the fact that the president INDUCED
Friday night. Yes. sir, he INDUCED to
the tune Of 10. 1O5 and 95.
Patent Examiners.
Savage's consistency won him high
average for the week. Couldn't ask much
more from a bowler who turns in 1856,
1873 and 1875.
Double-century games were as scarce
as hen teeth during the past week Pipes.
Rowley and Pierce were the only ones to
go over the coveted mark
Straights were the rule. The Engineers,
Interference and Farmers had to play
hog and take all three from the others.
Guess no one got mad over it, anyway.
Pierce gets away with POI In his first
and then backs 1t up with IA. Just to
show he could come back he finished with
1874. That middle game hurt.
This is the worst yet. ROwley chalks
up BOB in his second game. then he must
have gone out for a walk for the third
game showed One-OuSnJ-IOUT.
No forfeited sets have shown up SO far.
Here's hoping the boys keep the interest
up and go through their initial season
without one. Few leagues can boast
Of that record.
District (Duck).
The Belmonts took turn at occupy
ing the team average honor for the
week. With 1875 they beat out the Gar
risons by just one pin.
Gwynne wasn't feeling any too good
against the Hammers. He contributed
only 133, 1O6 and los. Goodman, also, was
a little off color, with liz. III and los.
How's this for consistency? Johnnie
Dunn hands out 81 In the first, pulls up
with 134 in the second and tops it off
with 81 in the last.
And the Royals didn't roll much of a
set while Dunnie was taking that flight
pretty good evening of play.
Another feature of the duckpin game.
King trims out 132 in the first. and then
he must have shot a marble in the next
two, as he only got 98 and 81.
You're wrong. Inquirer. The Rodrick
shooting with the ROYALS is the one that
invented the game. II you don't believe
so, ask him.
The Goodfellows We're in fair way to
post big set after starting with ga and
$40, but 467 in the last blew their
chances.
Washington Railway.
Only three two-hundred games were
bowled in the league during the past
week. Burgess, Wehaussen and Skinner
all passed the mark. And every one Of
them got it in the last game.
There is still hope. Eddie Staub man.
aged to pull through with 1873 in his sec
ond game. Guess Ed has joined that
Don't Care" Club Of which Jimmie
Field Is the president.
From the scores of the past three or
four weeks Northern is perhaps rolling
a better game than any other team in
the league. They are putting all of
them over the 500 mark.
Wehaussen with games of 139 and 125
don't look right. Guess the little fellows
have got him. See where he takes a
spin at 'em every once in awhile.
BY the way, Mitchell and Wynkoop.
who are members Of the Ingram team,
are more than anxious to roll Joe Fow-
Ter and Harry Oehler that two-man
match at tenpinS.
Triplett. 100. Where, oh. where, have
We seen that name before. Oh. YES. He's
the gink that debuted with 154 in the
Terminal Y. NJ. c. A. League.
Commercial.
Take notice Of what our boys done
gone and did to that there Washington
Tobacco Company aggregation? Just
cleaned 'em up for fair.
Mace sandwiched in a count Of 100
between 50 and 90 against the Woodward
& Lothrop troop. And then he said
something, maybe.
RistOn pulls the same stunt with two
125 games. thanking it with 80 and rs
Such a reverseness. Dutch Draeger car
ried the whole team with three over the
century
High set for the week was turned in
by Schofeld. who contributed 323 for
Hahn & Co. Yes. and those last two
games we're needed mighty badly to win.
first twq attemp&s, but 81 IN tho last kin.
Cd hia-chanoe1 Tor AnDre than . Roo0SnA