Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21
TWO LEAGUES BEGIN
Y. N. c. A. and Northeastern
Roll First Games.
STAR QUINT LOSES ONE
Welsbachs the First Five to TOP q
Score Of Commercial
League Leaders.
STAR oUINT LOSES oNl

Two more bowling leagues opened their
schedules last night The Young Mems
Christian Association circuit started play
on the Y. M. c. A alleys. and the North
eastern League rolled its first game. In
the first mentioned circuit the Delaware.
took two games from the Wachuse.,s
and in the other the Gannons Won two
from the Hanlons.
In the Y. NJ c. A. League the Della
wares won their first game bv.a -,a-g
only two pins. the scores being 2S1 Il
30 The next was tied with 81
each. while tho last was won by 297 t.
2S5. Three-nan teams are rolling in th..
league, which accounts for the apparent.
ly small team scores. Although the Han.
Ions rolled 512 in their first game against
442 for the Gannons, they fell down ir
the last two and lost in both by scores
Of AT to 475 and AS to 467.
There was some fair work done by the
ind viduals in the two leagues, DESPITE
the fact that no high team scores were
! made. Seabright. rolling last for the
Gannons led both teams. with an aver.
age of 1O6. He had scores OF los, II,
and 81. Reidy of the Gannons averaged
81, with one game of 100 to his credit
Farren and Keith led the Hanlons, the
first with 1fS So and 81. the latter with
!, an average Of TOO there being scores OF
1na 1O3 and 49, Farwell had the hes,
average score in the lineup of the
Wachusetts, while Etchison led the
Delawares The former averaged lOs
and the latter 1O1.
The Belmonts rolled the best set regis.
tered last night In any Of the LEAGUES
ozt ~ oh NJ ~ -
League had set Of 1888 Only one other
tea m has as good as 1. 500.
The first score of the Belmonts was 53T
the next sos, and the last 4A0 The Gar.
risons were beaten in all three games
Michaud and Harry Krauss again fea-
tured the individual play. both havins
good averages and rolling high games
Michaud led his team with 12f for high
game and 116 average while Krauss
best game was 40. and he averaged Ill.
Michaud rolled lO7 and 1T n his other
two. while Krauss got 107 and 1G5. Par
ker led the Garrisons with lib, 81 and 1903
The Bankers dropped two out of three
to the Holmeads in the Arcade League.
Burleigh Of the Holmeads led with the
high indy dual score. getting 1Se In his
average ll3. Burleigh, although he rolled
the high game, got only 80 in each of his
other two, which pulled his average down
to 106. Jo,iffe's three scores were 80, 1t
and lib. Malco m was the best Of the
Bankers, leading his team with marks of
49, III and 81 for ITO average.
A rather unique feature of the bowling
Of last night was the loss Of game by
The Evening Star. II was the FIRST me
this season that any quint has been able
to make higher score than the news
paper lads. Fifteen straight games had
been won by them without defeat, when
Pop" Halley's Welsbachs turned the
trick In the first game, the score beng
462 to 466 Neither team rolled very
low its usual standard Ony one game
Of over 500 was rolled by The Star while
the Welsbachs did not reach that mark
In any Of theirs. The Star bunch won
two out of the three games.