Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-22

Fellows. 400 to 400. Belmonts came back
with $50 and ST.. and were two-time win
ners. although their opponents had 5i4
count in the last, due mainly to 1877
game by Young. Halley's total was the
best of the evening. 345, while Rider,
his last TWO games. Baum also had
good set, 1913.
William Hahn won two games from
Rudolph & West in the Commercial, be-
ing forced to beat SO game in the sec
ond to get the decision over Stinch-
combs team.
Earl Eiker (343) Miller $3.50, Farrow
$500 and McCarty 600 We're the stars
Of the Fat Men-Y. NJ. c. A. match, of
which the Association quint won two
But one member of the Carroll team in
the Northeast League had a century
game, and the Atlantics romped away
with the set, Ferguson and Knockey (325)
getting best totals.
Posts 100 game swung the first game
Of the G.. p. O.-Bankers' set in favor OF
the printing office quint. but the rest of
his IA total failed to land his team
ahead.
Potomac Council won three from Keane,
and Washington took two out Of three
from Carroll in the Intercouncil League
best set. Hates 115 game was high.
w. Miller won his sets In the Individual
tourney from Brush and Rodrick, the lat
ter bowler getting the decision over Ben
ny in their set None of the scores was
good.
Interior disposed Of postponed set it
had with War Tuesday night. and jumped
on the Warriors for a five-time win, there
by putting the Interiors close to the Ag-
gies. Levers 232 game-in the first-was
the highest for the evening.
McKilen's 356 set in the Westminster
League Monday night. with 133 as his
high game. was the feature of the con-
tests, in which the Greens were three
time victors over the Blues, and the
Whites like number of wins ahead of
the Grays. Grubbs also had 133 game
getting 1t In the same contest with Nc
killen.
The Pilgrims took two out Of three
from the Continentals in the Colonial
League, with Brushs $50 total the best
Collins had two double centuries in the
Navy-G. P. o. set. Of which the former
won two games, but q 1876 count in the
last contest kept his total down.
Howser's 1874 set and Quantrelrs 1872
game featured the Judd & Detweiler-
Chaplin & Sacks set, the ice cream ma
ers winning all three.
Arcade Market won with 469 against
Holmead. and then lost 491 game. its
only defeat In the set. Cue and Cha
conas each had 125 game, with the for
mer holding high set, 80.
The T. T. keane Company team shot
1915 against the Bull Moose quint in the
Northeast League, and came home under
wraps. me-whoever he is-had
high set, 1913.
Poston rolled 1o5 in his last game for
the Eurekas against the Royals. and
carried his team to its only victory
Weckerly's $50 set was high.
With 112 contributed by Jones and 126
| turned in by Herbert, the Buffalos of the
Columbia League registered their only
win over the Indians. Rodgers had 1U7
and 115 to work on for the winning quint
and tumbled to u in his goodnight at
/ tempt.
One pin stood between Ben Brush and
| q perfect tenpin score in his set with G..
Miller although his game reached only
267. With three strikes to start Brush
left No. Z up on his fourth ball and then
struck to the final box. This score is a
high mark Tor the tourney.
Evening Star took three games from
Eavenner Friday and again are tied for
| the leadership in the Commercial League.
a. p. o. of the District League totaletl
| 1901 in the last game of it's set with the
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