The Washington herald., 1912-02-04

| in the Arcade League with his score OF I3S
and set Of 347. And this same bowler took
a shy a big pins ono day last week with
rather sick looking results; but fear not
Dutch, the secret Is safe provided YOU
do not offend in like manner again.
1t sure was a Charlie Miller week last
week. The husky Navy bowler toppled
the naples for scores of 25j, 225, and
$50 in the Navy-Bureau set Of the De-
partmental League. while in the Car
roll-National set Of the District League
Charlie collected a % total on the air
cushion alleys. Good for you, Charles.
After rolling two good games and
winning both from the GentraIs the Gov
eminent Printing office team, OF the Dis
trict League, lost the third game with
score Of 76G. BY winning this game.
the Centrals just managed to keep out
Of last place. And Foghorn Voice Wat
son was again amongst the absent men,
bers.
There's no use Of my saying that I'm
sorry the Saengers were walloped three
times because l have a sneaking sus-
picion that Messrs. Shaffer, Eckstein,
Redeker & Co. would not believe me,
therefore, l will not offer to condole
with them
Craig, OF the Potomac, contributed the
largest total in their double victory over
the Mount Vernons in the National Capi-
tai League. with scores Of III, IlO, and
1O2-
The Bills almost done it that time.
What? Beating the leaders in the North
eastern Duckpin League, the Bennett
quint, two games in three. The first re-
suited in a tie. which the New York
Avenue Clothiers won on the roIl-off, also
coping the second spasm and losing the
third by fifteen pins. Say, Bill Camp
bell, come down to the Rolay alleys some
night with that big overgrown hook and
watch the fellows make more than a.
Some one Gurnee and 1 can mention.
could almost beat that.
The Gsrrisons, of the District Duckpin
League, experienced. little difficulty in
vanquishing the Arlingtons with their
team scores of 54s, 533, and 5e5, totaling
1,644, which is a mighty nifty set for any
team to roll and be proud of. But three
OF the twelve individual games were be-
low the 100 mark. Post, with scores OF
lSo, liz, and 105, doing the best work,
while Goodman again proved that there
Is something in a name by being a
good man. with his scores of 121, 81.
and III
The new Rudolph & West team in the
Commercial League threw a scare into
the Washington Tobacco Company bv |
coming within five pins Of beatinv tbo |
pennant aspirants in the first game |
Levy. the anchor for the winners. had |
high score of the evening with I2S, while |
his team mate Hughes had the best to- |
tai with 347.
Copeland and Binnix, of the Sixrh |
team, in the INSTRUMENTATION League |
had three games in their set against the
Westminsters over the century mark |
the former collecting 100, lis, and IO7,
while the last mentioned spilled the
ducks for 101, 100, and los The weeks
high game, however, went to Smith. with
l46, with Wynne second high with 1H.
Too bad wenner. Of the Mechanical
team in the Railway Relief Leaepe
could not keep up the pace he started
,ut with-24l is at all times an accentabIo
score, and his second effort. lSg came
IN handy, but then 'sumpin' bust and
"a resulted in his last attempt to hang
lp big set. Better luck next time.
The Sheehys, leaders in the Spaldinv
Council Duckpin League, were pretty
fortunate to win two games from the
ailend Normoyles. losing the second
game by just one pin
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he 1913 convention and tourney. While