The Washington herald., 1913-09-29
Bowling

The Welsbach hve captured two out
of three games from the General Baking
Company team Monday night, after get
ting on to a bad start. Eisemen, whaI-
l ley. V. Oliveri, Wooden, and Haley are
the real come back kids Losing the
opening set to the Bakers by twenty
eight pins, the Gasmen came with a rush
and hung up a total of sos in the second,
and 40 in the third.
The General Baking Company quintet
rolled the high game OF the evening Mon
day, when they piled up a total OF SIS in
the inaugural
Murray. the Iead-ofT man for the Bakers
tops his club with the individual honors
rolling good set, having a total OF 3Ol
for the evening and an average of IOl
fiat.
Heinzman. the anchor man for the
Baker outfit, was next in line, having
an average OF l0l pins for a total of SO2.
Little Left Wooden, famed as a local
ball tosser. could not get his hook work
| ing, but in the second game he spilled a
Ice pins and totaled 27s for the night with
fair average of 90.
Pop HALEY, captain and anchor man
of the Welsbach crew. got OF in his
initial game like a house on fire, top
plinG lS3 ducks. Pop lead the night $
rolling. spilling for a SH total and the
high average OF ia for his set.
You can't hold that oIiveri family
HnWn Vinra nlA
Vigilant spirit, topped SSs in his total,
with an average of SEE for the night In
the last box in the nightcap game OIL
veri's strike saved the day for the Gas
men five.
BY defeating Columbia Printing Com
pany three straight. the crack Evening
Star FIVE are now away out in front with
six wins 10 their credit and bid fair to
retain top honors for some little time
to come.
Printers proved easy mark for the
newspaper men, as the best game of the
evening was their second when they top
Piled for total of 466, Capt. Howard
rolling anchor. coming across with the
hugh game OF 90.
Boss Howard. of the printing outfit, led
for an average OF &L
Harlow, of the scribes, was the high
man Of the evening, having the high
game of 116 and a grand total OF SI4 for
an average of lG.2.
r. Berberich's Sons captured two ont
Of three games Wednesday night from
the Tolman Laundry outfit, winning the
first game by seven pins and walking
away with the nightcap by "a ducks.
Hollldge. anchor man for the shoe
clerks. spilled the pins in midseason form.
averaging lO7 for the evening and rolling
ia for high game. The captains work
in the three games awarded the Ber-
berich outfit the victories
NJ. Atkinson holds top honors for the
laundry clerks, rolling the high game OF
i'll and spilling the ducks for go set
and an average of So
Judd & DetweiIer's team landed three
games from the William Hahn five.
grabbing the last one by a single min
Hafie, rolling in the first game, gave the
printers the victory. and Capt and An
chor Man Morrison came through with
some sensational rolling in the second.
dropping III for his game
Due TO the sensational work Of Fellin-
ger and McCeney in the nightcap, when
the other three boys had gone bad. the
printers were able to squeeze the final
battle from the shoe clerks by a single
pin.
Berman came through for the shoe
clerks in the final game, with the high
score OF lis, and it was this game,
along with the sensational rolling or
schofeld, that kept the shoemen in the
running.
Woodward & Lothrop team captured
two games from the Rudolph & West
FIVE Friday night, using the hardware
men to try out their players, Capt. Ma
ley sending in seven knights.