Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-12

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Leading the league wi
In the first two matches five games were
| necessary to decide the winner. Nc
Knew won with scores of 173. lit and
| 1S9, while Thomas bested Hardie with
scores of 113, 165 and 900
! Joe Hardie rolled steady set-193. 1872
and 1Seagainst Mcknew, winning three
straight.
| Arcade Market of the Arcade League
slipped farther away from championship
probabilities when G. P o. administered
a two-game licking. the first being the
only contest the market house boys could
land. In this game the winners had
526 while in the others, which were
both close. seven and two pins. respec-
lively. separated the quints. Chaconas
| S12 set was the highest of the evening,
with Noone's 115 game high.
Laborites of the same league took two
from the Bankers Monday night Salb-
the Northeast League star-made his ap-
pearance in this organization, and cele-
| brated his debut into the select body by
| turning in a 33S set. with 12O as his
high game. Weckerly of the Laborites
had the highest set of the evening. with
3d.. he also getting the best score, 1874.
From II in the first to 100 in the last
was the dizzy ascent of Thompson of the
Station No. quint in the Terminal r. r.
, Y. NJ c. A. League. His team won three
games from the Shop quint.
Champlains won two from the Senecas
in the Y. NJ. c. A. League. Willie Meyer
getting high game and set.
| Virginians took two from the Cont
nentals in the Colonial League. Ricketts,
30 game and his teams 923 score being
| the high marks.
| Greens. and the Whites took two out of
| three from the Blues Monday night in
| the Westminster League. McKillen had
! high game and set in the latter match
while Weeks and Halle did the best WORK
| in the former.
| The kids of the Y NJ c. A., the
junior quint of that organization, which
rolls in the National Capital League,
again slipped over a game on Whitford' s
boys, winning the first contest of their
set, SAT to 525. Earl Riker, 800, and
Israel. 800 rolled the highest sets
| Goodies 142 game and 345 set featured
| the Tie and Timber Accountants set of
the Southern Railway League, of which
| the former took two games. Humric I,
! with 319, had the next best total
| Scores of this league in the paper are
as scarce as strikes when most needed
The Virginias of the Southwest League
made clean sweep of the set with the
Linworths. with Roedeffer getting the
| biggest set, 316
The Farmers were two-time winners
over the Woodworkers in the Patent Ex-
| aminers' League. Loeffler had the lare-
| est individual score, 1872
The scores in the Young Mems Shop
| Haggertys set In the Northeast League
were below the average of that organiza-
| ton. The former quint won three games.
A match game between teams from the
Terminal League and Fort Myer was
played last week, the latter getting two
victories. Mason's 112 game was the best
| recorded.
| Potomac Council TX. of c. winners
| Wednesday night were Balboas. three
| games; La Sales. three games, and De
| Sotos, two out of three from the Henne-
| pins. o. Clark, 11S; Hoffman, no. and
Trap. 10. were the high game stars of
| the sets.
Interference took two games from the
! Engineers in the Patent Examiners score,
| with Grindle rolling the biggest game.
800 Lesh had two duckpin games-147
and 1oo-between a tenpin count-2O5
The newly organized Navy Duckpin
| League had teams on the alleys last week
| the Marine Corps taking two games from
| the Construction and Repair Shop Roeff.
| 11S; LitZman. 116. and Miller, ia, were
| the stars of the set
McClure's 331 set was the bright spot
| in the set between the Critics and Indians
of the Columbia League. His team, the
! Critics. won two games, the second
| through the medium of a roll-off
| Allen of the Grand team in the South
| western League had 100 game and 1874
| set against the Easterns, and won three
games.
| Tolman took two from General Baking
| Company in the Commercial. Raber's 314
| set was the best done by either team
Pintas won two from the Ninas in the
! Carroll Council League, Huron took two
| from Erie in the Y. NJ. c. A., Diggers
| beat Mechanics three in the Patent Elk
amners League. Hippos made a clean
sweep from the Genoas in the Southwest
| ern, Station No. won three from Land
| and Industrial in the Terminal League
| and Northwestern beat Southern two in
| the Washington Railway League. The
scores in all these sets were only fair.
| Meaney shot a 135-game set with the
| Runners against the Toledo team, and
| his quint won two games Keller, 121,
| was high for the losers.
| The most noteworthy happening in the
Post Office League Thursday night was
\ Finance losing a game. They dropped
| the second contest to Postal Saving.
/ Jolliffe had his usual strong set-33O
| Fenton. with 32S as his set and a 131
game, was the best bowler In the Supplies
| City Post Office match, the former Quint
winning two games.
| Mess had $40 for his set with the Exec
utive against Rural Mails, his team win
ming three games.
H. Kluge led his st. Marks team to a
two-game victory over Sixth with scores
| Of III and Ill. Sixth piling up $50 game
| In the closing number and easily getting
the decision. In this latter contest Itch
fields 1913 and Binnix's 1913 games made
the victory easy.
| Westminster squeezed in two games
over Bethany, the first by one pin and
the last as result Of the roll-off OF a