Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-16

LOO at the Buffalo meeting Of the ~. r.
A. I'm 1911. A large crowd of rooters will
accompany the Baltimore squad, and the
biggest day of the event from the angle
is looked for.
George Cox handled the Richmond day
events in a highly creditable manner and
that there was an entire absence Of pro
tests OF any kind from the contestants
beSpeakS We'll of his executive ability
Belmonts and Garrisons hooked ND
for a titanic struggle last THURSDAY
night, with first place in the District
League as the prize, and after three
round go Halley's quint gained tho de-
cision, winning two of the games
Michaud and HALEY were stars for the
Belmonts. while Sam Hawksworth did
best work for Garrison
National Capital League teams failed
to occupy the 1imclight to any great
extent during the week. none of the
leaders rolling sets, due mainly 10 the
tourney In progress at the Palace. The
Fat Men quint won two games from
the A. G. NJ. US. Millcr's $50 set being
the feature. Guy Champion was unable
to get a team together to compete
agains the Potomacs, and the Climbers
had to forfeit it.
Imperials held its own with tho Inn
manuel quint, although the two-timo
victory OF the Sherwoods over Cos
nant contender making its appearance
The lineup presented by the Sher
woods against the ImperialS "A.
strong one. and John Eiker was shift
ed from lead-off to anchor. Thye Har-
ley, Borden and Eiseman were the
other members Of the team. and tn"
scores were good totals of 529 and $50
winning. Borden's 321 set was high.
with Malcolm recording the best game.
10. Carroll gave way to Charlie Mil
Ter as anchor and did not do tho
work he has been doing In the Arcade
League.
Emmanuel lost two games to Labor
ties with two of the bowlers turning
in good totals Mann having 131 game
and "a: set. while Richardson turned
in 141 as his high game and 3f9 as his
set Eddie Mcknew did little duck
min turn out on the Mount Pleasant al
leys, recording a 322 set.
Westminster went back into the lead
in the mathematician League
Tuesday night by taking two games
from Bethany, while Fifth aud -.
Marks were dropping two To kendaii
and Sixth. respectively " kluge rolled
hest for st. Marks. Macdonald shot
the highest total in the Fifth-Kendall
set. while Smith of bethany hammered
the pins for a 335 set.
Jo,,iffe.s 800 set and Harris 49, game
were the feature PLAYS in the A. c. NJ
YCasino set. of which the former We're
three-time winners. Duryea or the
Casinos had a 10 game
Taylor of the Arcade Market quint was
in rare form Monday night ana MAJ
Games of l26 and 1876, winding up With
e6 his total being sos. His team Won All
three games.
Curtis. 351, and Parker. 3i2, starred IN
the commissioners Pension once set. OF
Witch the latter were tWo-time yictorS.
Dvyer shot a $40 set for bankers
against G.. p o. and his team won three
Games the second by one PIN.
R,aisdell, with a ia game and 81 SET.
Was the strong man in the set between
Tie and Timber and Mechanical or the
Southern Railway League, and MS qulnt
got adj three contests.
cenoas were outclassed by the Column
hia nuint of the Carroll Council League.
and with Daddy getting 81 and Mccarthy
3o4 came home easy winners In all three
games.
Towards 300 set was best in the match
game between the Columbia Printing
Company and w. +. Roberts Shop, al
though his team lost two games.
Another Patti farewell. Ben Brush an
nounces his retirement from the tenpin
game.