The Washington herald., 1913-11-02

District record. It Is still well remem-
bered by the followers OF this circuit that
the \. NJ. c. A. quint last season hung
up the highest game total, when GA was
put on the boards for the maple artists
TO shoot at, and this mark is still stand
Ing.
Now comes the Palace five, OF the Ma
tional Capital Duckpin League, breaking
the District record for the high team
total and in the last set came within
seventeen pins Of the Y. NJ. c. AS mark.
Capt Harry Krause's outfit of Maple
wood sharpshoOters totaled iTs for three
games in the contest against the Fat
Mems five Friday night smashing the
former mark by hve pins, held by the
welsbanh team, of the National Capital
League.
The Palace quint knocked the naples
right and left with such accuracy that no
individual star Is responsible for the
grand showing OF the National Capital
team. but the work of Earle Lewis, ths
Iead-off man for the Z Streeters, who
totaled 81 for his three games. leads the
outfit and showed consistent playing In
the last game, when every pin counted
Lewis got Ie6 in his first, and came back
in the second with II9 In the last Earle
again showed his class by topping l26,
which total gives him the first position by
clear ten points in the sets Of three
games on The Herald honor list.
Old Bill Rider was right there with the
punch that told. putting across the sec
ond highest game total spilling S7 In
his featuring attack on the little pins,
and put the second high game TO the list
when he dropped 12S in his second set.
Bills work throughout at clipping the
Individual pin was the best that has been
seen on the Palace alleys this season.
Rider landed 80 in his opening game, and
made his high count of the evening in
the second game. when he totaled 12S
but in his final attempt fell little short,
securing 109.
Joe Michaud, one Of the Districts lead
ing pin spillers, had everything on the
ball, and through his clever rolling In the
second game, when he totaled 142, the
Palace outfit were able to come within
seventeen pins of the Y. III. C. AS mark
for the District high set. Joe got away
in the opener with ia total, but fell be-
low the century mark in his second.
grabbing 9s pins: but in che last he made
up for the second game, coming through
with the highest Individual game OF the
evening and the highest Individual con-
test of the week in the circuit. giving
him second position on The Herald's In
dividual list.
Next in line to add his efforts 10 the
game was Lefty Goodman's assault.
which netted him s2S in the three games
and helped considerably toward running
up the total Lefty" got ITO. 115,' and
103 respectively, in his three games, and
was right there with the telling punch
when one pin meant something.
Capt. Harry Krause. dean OF all local
rollers, had his troubles during the game,
getting the bad breaks time and time
again, but was there with that old keen
eye stun, cutting the lone pins OF the
alley and improved from the start, bowl
ing in the last like house afire. Harrys
initial game fell three pins below the
100 mark, but in the second the "Old
Boy touched the century mark, and
nothing could stop him In the final. when
he toppled III pins and secured the total
of ia for his efforts.
II goes without stating that the Fat
Mems quint were defeated in the three
games, and in each set-to the clubmen
were trimmed by good margin. In the
opening the Palace outfit totaled 567 and
the second shows them seven pins in the
rear of this mark, but in the nightcap
Capt Krause's quint hit the old Bull
Durham" sign and hung up 5s7, which
looks good to stand for some time as this
seasons record for high game.
The total of 1,72i will be the mark for
the District boys to shoot at for some
time TO come and IL is one sure bet that
many moons will rise and fall before
any of the high talented artists smash
this mark.
Jack Oehler was the only one In the
Fat Mems lineup to anywhere near
hold up his end in the Palaces great
assault on the little pins Friday night
Jack touched $50 for his three-gane total
and got away with two good games OF
125 and 11S.
A glance at The Herald honor list
shows mostly the same old names UP
with the stars. Joe Michaud. who
squeezed into the set and individual
game column last Sunday, is in this edi-
ton second in the single game list and
in the same position in the high set
row. Michaud's great work with the
Palace quint Friday night placed him
at the top of the heap In the Individual
group. and his work Tuesday night with
the Belmonts gives him second honors
In the three-game set Noone. of the
Argyles, a newcomer in the bowling
game in this locality, came through
with 1l2 game Friday, equaling Michaud's
score in tho Individual. ana places him
fourth in the set list
A peculiar thing about the games
rolled Friday night by both Michsud and
Noone is that they both turned IN the
same scores all the way in each indiyid-
ual game and set total. Bill Rider, wen
known to the bowling public of this city. |
holds seventh position in the individual
and stands third in the high set of |
games. Johnny Salb. Of the Atlantic |
outfit Of the Northeast League, jumped |
into prominence by toppling 1s3 pins in |
Wednesday nights contest and secures
fourth place on the individual list. Ths
rolling this week as whole proved to |
be better than that Of last week, as the |
scores in both the individual list and the |
three-game set are better. but the ones !
who have made the totals better this /
week are the -'Old Boys" as very few !