Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-02

Bankers. With 1852 as the three-game
total. the money handlers never had a
chance. Several individuals were in the
limelight. Gheen. 12O game and 335 set:
Brandt. 132 and $50. and Salb. III and
333. did the heavy work of the evening.
By virtue of their victories. Immanuels
stay tied with the Imperials, who won
three from the Holmeads.
BlaisdelI shot a great set for the Tie
and Timber team of the Southern Rail-
way League. when he had games of 125,
100 and 131. for a total of 361. His team
lost one game to the Traf1cs. although
the latter quint was minus a man and
had to roll dummy. Carroll was high on
the losing outfit.
The Bureaus were three-time winners
over Pension in the Departmental Duck
pin League. with LOveday doing the best
rolling for the winners.
With a big set in front of him, Acton
of the Keane uuint In the Northeast
League dropped from 137 to 81, and
totaled only 800 His team lost two to
the Haggertys. Hanlein of the winners
had 1874 set. while II. Noone rolled 81
for his three games.
In the United States Trust Company
League the 18th street branch beat 7th
street three games, with Donch and Ship
ley rolling best.
Murphy of the Southwestern League.
who conducts the alleys on which this
organization rolls it's games. has threat
ened several times in the past two years
to break into the bowling hall of fame.
his latest attempt being the past week
while competing against the Linworths.
He had set of $50 with 149 as his best
individual effort. Langford of the same
| team also had good scores. with 1874 as
his total.
Woodward & Lothrop ran into the
Judd & Detweiler team Tuesday night
when Hutchinson's luint was on the
warpath. and as result received a very
severe and unexpected jolt in its fight
for championship hOnOrS in the CONNER
| cial This is the second time the printers
| have made things unpleasant for the con-
tenders. the other occasion being last
series. when II beat the Stars two games.
Tuesday nights games were very erratic.
Judd & Detweiler Won the first by rolling
| a 800 game. but was fortunate in the
| closing number getting the decision with
| a 449 count. Nalley had 1O7 and III as
| his first two games and then fell to So
Another pennant contender-or rather a
| team which hopes to be conference.-the
Manhattans. was rudely Jared the past
week, when the Virginians won two
games. Only one man. Caldwell, passed
the double century mark.
another hard one to understand:
| Waters of the Navy Yard team, Depart
mental League. rolled 224. his team won
the game and the nearest man to him In
| the score was forty-four pins away.
| Charlie Miller was substituted for Waters
in the second and third games. and the
| team lost the other two What was
| Waters supposed to get in order to stay
| IN the game-3O0? Williams of the War
team. Nays opponent, was high set
| man or the evening.
In the Intercouncil League (k. Of Co.
Monday night keane Won two games
from Spaiding and Washington Council
la like number from Potomac, the latter
lquint getting its only victory through the
medium of a roll-off in the closing num-
Der. Rchenbacker of Spalding was high
in that set. with 81. while Bernie Nolan
again came clean" with a big set for
| Potomac, s.t>..lS I'll as his total with
I'D as his same. Casey of Wash
lnSton Counc 20 :ilS set.
HarwOod gave Van Buskirk a beatins
IN the individual tourney. and Van just
did squeeze by on his set with Shaffer
winning the last game 1S3 to lS2. By viz
tue OF his poor scores of the week Van
Buskirks average has taken a tumble
| Bureau beat the Commissioners a game
in their set. and Swaggert continued his
good rolling, with two games over 200
Lord did best work for the losers.