Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-24
Rider and Keith Get High Individual Scores Bowling Leagu
HONORS ARE DIVIDED
AMONG THE BOWLERS
Fat Men Get High Set and Arcadians the
Best Game, While Keith and Rider
Do Most Noteworthy Work
Among individuals.

Honors for the highest scores made in
the bowling leagues last night were
divided between teams and individuals
The Arcadians of the Arcade League had
the best game to their credit. rolling Dob
in their third against Immanuel; the Fat
Men of the National Capital League got
the high set with tally of 49,: Rider.
a member of the Royals of the District
League, had the best individual record,
getting a score of 14O. while Keith of the
Altamonts. Southwestern League. knock
ed down more pins in his set than any
other man-353.
, The match in which the Arcadians hg-
ured against Emmanuel was above the
ordinary. Although the Arcadians had
the high game of the evening, the I'M
manuels beat them on the set, and took
two out of the three games. lmIaanuei
scored SOB in its first against 49, for the
Arcadians; in the second ImmaEuel
knocked down 531 as contrasted with the
476 toppled by the Arcadians 1t was In
the last sct-to that the Arcadians got IN
their best work, for in that game they
tailed their high mark.
The scores made by the individual
players in rolling the 1858 game were
as follows: Roberts, 125: Tassa, 10;
Watson, 1902; Chaconas. 50, GULL, lO3.
Roberts did the best all-round work
for the Arcadians. He had scores OF
"a. 104 and 1875, making him set OF
:o3, for an average of 1oS Brandt had
the best average of any man of the
Emmanuel qunt. He got H., % and
40 for an average of los Gheen
rolled good set also. having 80. 121
and 10. A feature of the work OF the
Immanuels was the rolling of Hawks
worth. who scored 102 in each OF, his
games 1t was a remarkable coinci-
he
dence that he should get exactly the
same number of pins in all three
games
Royals Get Three Straight.
The Royals took three straight
games from the Newcomers in the Dis
trict League. They got 545. which was
the second highest game for team.
sos and 49, the Newcomers had tallies
of 491. 47S and 432. lit was while
rolling for the Royals that Rider made
his high individual score for one game.
In his firs., Rider toppled 40 pins,
good margin on any other score. He
only secured 80 and SO in his other
games, though. His average was 1903.
Three other MISUNDERSTOOD the Royals
averaged at least 100 Dunn rolled
three games of 101. 1903 and 104; Week
erly got 1O4. 100 and SO. while Bailey
had los, 100 and 81. The scores Of the
men in the highest game rolled by the
Royals. which was the next highest of
the evening. were Dunn. 101: Good
man, 1903; Rider, lao: Weckerly. 104.
and Bailey, 81. Harlow, NJ. Hughes
and /. Hughes We're the msmbers of the
Newcomers to get games Of over 100.
The Finance team of the Post Office
Department won three games from the
Inspection quint. Rosendall had the best
scores of any man on the two teams.
He rolled 113, 1T and 30. 1t was
set which averaged him ITO, not far be-
hind the best individual bowling Of the
evening. Smith had the high game in
the Railroad Y. NJ. G. A. League-123.
1t was mighty nice match in which
the Fat Men figured against the Climbers
in the National Capital League. The Fat
Men won all three games, but they had
to roll well over the 800 mark in each
to do it, and then won by only a slight
margin. The scores or the games were
SIS to 5OS, $50 to $40 and Is4 to 527. The
Fat Mems set was 80. and the Climbers
1,5d