Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-28


Nationals. ......... $50 5e1 SAT 1.ss7 $50
Oehler. ...........s.... 137 ia ITO 81 Ia
The bowlers seemed to be on edge
during the past week, as some high sets.
both individual and team, were recorded.
Foremost among the singles/was Oehler.
with count Of 81.
That was some setback the Palace re-
ceived at the hands of the Nationals
Flesh from a clean sweep over the
Mount Vernons. they ran INTO sna
and dropped two games, with totals OF
519 and 514. -,
Great smoke Lewis gets away va Nth With
everything in sight, but an IS in the
last broke his G string.
In the Y. NJ. C. A.-Immaculate set
every man on both teams fnished up
the nights play with an average over
n 1ss 1 beinR marK District ra1 ree comes
Here are the three game totals OF All
the teams during the past week: Ma
tionaIs. 1867: Immaculates, 1.6O7; Y. "A
c. A., 1875; Fat Men. 1.4Ss; Welsbachs.
1856; Palace, 1888 and 1889; Mount
vernons, 1,464; Immaculates. 1,481, and
Casinos, 1,547 A total OF 1857 pins.
or an average of 519 per game.
The Nationals in their high set had
with the exception Of one. The best
Kamm could register in his first game
was So. but he more than made up for
It in his next two.
Colonial.
e ksss Sc 81 9 rs ss sss IS IS
ming two games from the Pioneers they
would have cinched championship hon
ors. but as 1t was the old timers turned
the tables. upset the dope and won two
themselves.
High individual game for the week was
made by Jake Scharf, who had 226 In his
third. The best the brother OF Eight
Ten" could show in his other two was
ITO
Harry Krauss beat Art Allison out Just
one pin for high average for the week.
both are satisfied with their set totals.
II George Campbell doesn't take brace
pretty soon we are going to hint about
some one being a has-been. Two games
in the thirties don't look like the rolling
Of q Campbell
What's become Of George Whitney and
Harry Waters, the two league leaders
The names Of both bowlers were con-
spicuous by their absence from the
scores during the past week.
Mitchell's excellent pinning in the first
game practically won the first set for
his team In the Knickerbocker-C Continent
al SET. He also had double century
game in the second.
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windsor -: IA IA io9 Fl Fl i SO ia ia
Fifth. by winning all three from
Westminster. while Sixth was dropping
one to Kendall. widened the gan be-
tween first and second place.
oySoO
against the Westminsters. The best
he could do was 124. lot and IL. Civ
ing aim an average of ia for the
Sixth was badly handicapped through
the absence Of Kiston. lis anchor IL. n
While the Presbyterians were dropping
q. game to the Kendalls, Riston was
BY taking the odd game from Bethany.
st. Marks turned the cellar Us IN
I over to the Baptists Only A. Harstall
and Smiths excellent pinning in the
last S;n kept kept them from 81 clean sweep.
during the past week. Those that went
over the coveted mark were Copeland,
-. George. Noack. Kluge, Windsor.
Elicit, Wyne. A. Harstall and Holmes.
was turned in by Holmes, who spilled
141 in his second game against Sixth.
He started with SO and finished with
, 105. Windsor beat him out three pins
for the average.
The best Woltz could do with two
games over the century mark, in the
way Of. a set. was 2sS. With So in
the first, he came back with 1lO and 1vv.
Westminster.
Seks,es:i 4 g i iss i isS So i i5s
That was some set between the Blues
and Greens. regardless Of the fact that
the Blues lost all three. The first game
was decided by eight pins. the second
by twenty-five and the last by eight.
| McKeficher was, the only man In the
league who was able to show an average
over 100. Century games were az scarce
as hens teeth Only six games reached
that mark.
! Not a bowler In the Green-Blue set
Wonder what was the matter with the
| bows that night? McKtllens 81 was
high for the evening.
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The star continues in the hunt TO,
championship honors. had nc
| trouble winning all three from the Ru-
dolph 4 West Company.
Win wonders never ceasef Bill Bur
hans actually failed to get game over
| the century mark. Wake UP. fellows
there is hope yet.
Negosta rolled three rather queer
| games, IL queer they can be called, when
a bowler gets Sc, 81 and IS. The farther
| h w,anf fha hettar he got.