Evening star., 1913-03-02
RICHMOND PROMISES BIG
PRIZE LIST IN 1914 TOURNEY
Is Awarded Second Annual Intercity Event
Southern Bowling Congress May Be
Formed-Date for Duckpin Match.

I Israers 1:2 game was the best recorded
| by the association lads.
| Garrisons dropped a game to the Tole-
dos in u set marked by poor rolling, and
| the Belmonts take a one-game lead in the
| District League.
| The William Hahn team of the Com
! mercial League went on a rampage Mon
day night. broke one record. threatened
i another. got mixed uT, in a tie game and
made things generally interesting all
around. Woodward and Lothrop, its OPP
| ponent. got the decision in the tie game.
! Hahn winning the other two. Gus Nogels
berger was the bright particular star of
the occasion. with games of 12S l1t and
III, tor total OF 81. six pins lower than
the record for the league. In making
his big set. Hahn's captain had eleven
spares and two strikes, and in the last
/ contest finished i'll a spectacular manner,
| with sixteen in the eighth. twenty in the
\ ninth and twenty in the tenth. He lost
| a chance to win the second game for his
team. however. by a poor count on
| spare in the last box. Down 10 the last
two men in this game Hahn was three
! pins behind. Nogelsberger made a spare
and needed a good count to put Nally.
the Woodward and Lothrop anchorman.
on mark. He shot wild for three
! count. and. as both Nally and Holldge
got ten. a roll-off was necessitated. Vic
RiSton starred in the overtime session.
with ''tiuke" spare which landed his
team ahead. Mickey Scofield also
in the limelight. He had a ;II5 set. and
i'll the closing game had five consecutive
marks in the first of the game. counting
twenty, eighteen, sixteen. seventeen and
twelve. tie blew up at this point, with
POOR boxes of seven, nine. six. eight and
eight in his last five boxes. The team
set made by Hahn was l.6op, which mark
bettered Woodward and Lothrops total
by twcnty-siN Iins. Squire" Johnson $
team had set Monday night of 1,554, los
ing the last game. with a score of Ji6.
Mills was high on his team. with 12I.
Evening Star won three games from
Tolman Tuesday and lost two to Chaplin
Sacks tho following night. dsposinc
OF the set postponed on account Of the
tournament Hahn has postponed set
with Judd & Detweiler and. provided the
shoe dealers take all three games The
Star auint will still head the league by
ono game.
Down into tho last. hard drive of the
hoinestretch. with the last sets but one
week away. three teams of the Interde-
noninationai League are printing them
selves for what will undoubtedly prove |
the most spectacular finals the Church |
League has ever staged. As a result of
last Tuesdays games. st. Marks has a |
lead of one game over Westminster and |
thc latter auint is ono game ahead of |
Flfth. On account of the inauguration |
ihere will not be any games rolled this |
Week. the last matches being scheduled !
Tor Tuesday, March II. when Fifth takes
ON Bethany, st. Marks hooks UP with
Kendall and Westminster tackles Sixth !
II was an odd turn of the years scheil- |
nic which has made ii necessary for the |
three frSt-division teams to tackle the
weaker teams on the last night OF the
season. and in anaiyzing the comparative
strength of Bethany. Sixth and KendaU
ana the resulting chances of the three
pennant contenders i'm these sets it is |
apparent that IA tic for first place is more
than likely. While Fifth is in thi~d
place it has-judged By pas, perform
q, Sn's.tnc easiest proposition on its hand
IN the battles with Bethany. II must
win three games to have a chance Two
games will hardly benefit El,ett's uuint
unless ST Marks drops all three and
westminster falls twice before Sixth
inc Lutheran team. although in the
,eau' Is race TO face with hard task |
Kendall has enough strength to push ST |
MARX TO lis utmost. and Judged hv the !
inc former will not have to exert itself
10 any great extent. Westminster has thc |
misfortune to be pitted against Sixth and
u would be a strange turn of fortune if
INC latter team should send Westminster
into tic for first with Fifth by takjng |
all three games. which would result i'm |
the champions winning OF total pins. II |
was Sixth. il will he recalled, that was
AWARDED the pennant few years ago on |
total pins. after Westminster had tied ~ |
Tor first place the final night of the
season On the form displayed by all the |
Teams in recent sets. therefore St Mark $ |
should lose two games to Kendall West |
munster at best should take ONLY twoi
from Sixth. while Fifth has the strength
ana experience requisite to a threc-gamc
win over Bethany. Result: \ threc-team
tie for first and Fifth again the cham |
pons on total pins. Some dope.
Last weeks games, which enabled s. |
Marks 10 retain the lead by one game. |
were rather poor. and that Frederick
team Won ali three contests with scores |
OF ib'. ~ and 462. was more "A matter of |
inc opposing qunts poor rolling than anv
strength exhibited by the victors West |
minister went from very bad in tho first |
game with Fifth to exceptionally good in |
the next The Presbyterian lads had t3s |
In the opening contest. and then appar
entity realizing that it was a now-or-neverl
proposition with them i'm the mex; game !
as TAR as the pennant was concerned |
went over the 80 mark. with :,26-ninety
pins better than their initial try The
last ganc was won for Fifth by Richards |
and Elicit. tho former turning in III and |
the captain los. Kendall won the first |
two games from SiXth-the second by twol
pins. and when Tommy George tumbled |
from 12S TO 1ol and then to eighty in the
hnal fray. Sixth walked in.