The Washington herald., 1913-02-16

Inc faiace team snot true 10 form
on Friday night. taking the lead in
| class a. as they were expected to do
Their set of ais was not SO high that
they are entirely satisfied. There is
class on that team; every man Is a star
and had they rolled $500 or ESQ for
their set they would not have been
shooting above speed. '-
1t is common talk among the bowlers
that the pins are not falling well. Hits
that ordinarily would go for strikes are
bringing down only nine and a wiggie.
and 200 games are not coming fast with
out double and triple headers-lots of
the full hits they have been getting by
with in the league games are going for
splits, but the conditions are alike for
all-the pins are brand new, so new. you
can see the brand" away up there at
the foul line.
The Nirginian leaders in class 'B'' are
there with e,oS5 for their total, This
team. composed of Goodman. Lawster,
Caldwell. Mcintyre and Williamson.
make up strong aggregation of bowlers,
and don't forget they beat out the lro-
auois with such sterling bowlers al
Weiser. Brown and Harvey krauss in
the lineup
Barber and Pearson, with a total OF
1.l39. have a good chance to win in the
class \ doubles, but at this writing some
of the cream de cream are bowling.
and far bs it from me to predict on
what you can see for yourself In the
later news published elsewhere as to
results of last nights bowling.
Williamson and McIntyre's 1.I0i total
looks pretty sweet for class b doubles
and looks pretty good for a piker bet
to stand up
Will Weiser's 5.I in class A singles
stand up? WeaIms think not. William
sons 5sl and Mcintyres 51e are dog
gone good class b sets. Wonder what
Baltimore is sending over?
No statistics are available on class c
bowlers. / have talked to several
sharks" and they all say keep OF 'em.
They never run to form. Get them doped
up with sherry flip or a glass of book
and its like betting on n 100 to shot.
SO / am Just going to say that Bauman ,
leads in singles, class c, total is7.
District Duckpin League.
The Garrisons and Belmonts came to-
gether on Thursday night to break the
tie for the leadership in the District
League. and when the Garrisons left they
were not smiling. At that. they only
lost two games. Capt Michaud changed
his line for this event. and the team
shot a 1.60o set. ''Looney" Krauss. the
from the defunct Arlington team, shot
his first set with the leaders, and for a
''youngster' made q very favorable i'm |
preston. IL Is the Concensus of opinion !
that the 'Alonzo'' will stick. The games
were full of rivalry, and great deal |
hinged on the result. Had either team |
won three games it would have gone a |
long way toward cinching the pennant |
for the winner. but with only a one |
1.,.I 4
third and last series starts on Monday, !
and all games will he rolled on alleys |
three and four at the Royal.
Pop HALEY. with a $40 set. and Mi |
chaud. with $50 total. did the heavy work |
for the Belmonts, while Wells and |
had good sets. Gil and 80,
respectively. for the Garrisons. The Hum
ners took two games from the Resolutes
and are hanging on like a leach. only
Two games back. The Toledos won two /
from the Goodfellows holding their own
The Royals lost chance to pick up I
game when they forfeited the first game
10 the Saengerbunds. and then with a
Full team took the next two. The Eu-
-ekas got three by forfeit from the Ar
ingtons, who. were dropped from the
eague at the directors meeting last Sum
lay
1t was regretted that this action had
o be taken. the Arlingtons being charter
in this, the oldest duckpin |
eague in the city, but they had forfeited
fifteen games up to that date and such
IN existing condition could not, Of course
'e tolerated longer. Their place is to
10 taken by the Newcomers, who will
inish out the season.
National Capital League. l.
Action in this league was practically
suspended during the past week owing
o the tournament at the Palace. where
hree sets were scheduled to be rolled.
The only two sets rolled in tho league
we're between the A. c. N. Y. ard the
at Men and a postponed set between
he A. c. NJ. Y and Casinos. The Fat
len won two from the G Street boys,
1sing the middle game, when the A. G.
T. US came strong, getting spares ga
ore in the last three frames and won
ut pulled up. ..
Casinos lest the set to the A. c. NJ. Y
eam. not getting a single 500 game, a.
: NJ. Y. being up three games over the
alf century. Not so bad-fcur out Of
tx. The welshbachs and Palace each
ave two postponed sets to roll Off, and
is possible that these sets will tell the !
nal tale as to the winners In this
.ague.
.. Arcade League.
Sherwoods made a slight gain on the q
,aders in. the Arcade League the past
'eek when it took two games from. the I
who are leading. while the
lost two to the Laborites I
his is certainly pretty race The I'M
erials and Immanueis are only one
anne apart for the lead. The Sher- G
oods. and five games behind. hut the !
herwoods are coming strong now and {
ith Johnnie Eiker interested and a {
.am composed of Johnnie Eiseman. c
orden. Buck Harley and Thye, the i
aders want to look behind them now
nd then for from the lineup it would 3
,em that there Is strength enough there T
|, win.
Navy DuckDin League Notes.
or all tho. surprises. the Marine Corps 4
o. 2, team slipped one over, on Tues c
~. when they took two games from T
airline Corps No. I, and incldently broke S
C league record Of high team By piling
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