The Washington herald., 1913-10-26
Spares and Strikes
the Bankers, come through with the
tweIfth high game. topping ll9.


twelfth high game. toppiing lls.
Seabright, rolling anchor man for the
Gannons against the Hanlons. in the sec
ond nights bowling in the Northeast
Duckpin League, put over lis in his sec
ond game, this being the highest mark.
Although Ryan and woilett, OF the
Shop team OF the r. X. Y NJ. G, A.
night, their quint lost the three sets
to the Station club
McGrath's quint from Anacostia. in the
Northeast League, came through with
two wins against the Raccar Club Tues
day night and bid fair TO make the old
timers out on II Street hustle to hold
their own. Keep at II, Mack. Your first
attempt is good.
The Mohican trio of the Y. NJ. c. a.
League, hung up a grand total of 2s6 in
it's first game Tuesday night against the
Cheyennes. Hollebaugh. of theJ Mohic-
ans, rolled the high game OF the evening,
touching l04 in his first.
Strieter, rolling anchor man for the
Southern five of the Terminal r. r.. Y.
NJ. c. A League, put across good
game in his last against the Trainmen.
hanging up lis. his average being also
good-29I.
Mechanics proved easy for the Wood
workers in the Patent Examiners
League, the last-named capturing the
three games. each by a large total.
Kinsey, of the p. o. team Of the same
league. nosed out OF the honor list by
two pins, rolling III in his second game
against Postal Savings, Tuesday night
The rolling Tuesday night in the CO.
lumbia Duckpin League was far below
the standard. Utz, Of the Cubs, being the
only one 10 put across a respectable
score, toppling the naples in his last
game for ll6
Jack Styles Capital Hill quint were
handed quite a setback Tuesday night
when the Potomacs romped home win
ners in the three games. The best total
the Capital Hill boys could hang up was
in the last, when they rolled for a total
of 4S2. due to the high-class game Of
Pop Elliott
T. Joy. of the Kendall Church team in
the Interdenominational Duckpin League,
put across the high game of the league
against Bethany Wednesday night, grab
bing 126 in his last
SmiIlers grabbed the three games from
the Ischabibbles in the Ingram Church
League Wednesday night 1t must have
been the name. not the good rolling.
Some one should worry.
The Yakima trio came through with a
900 game against Niagara Thursday
night in the Y. NJ. c. 4. Duckpin League,
grabbing the contest by S1-pin margin.
The Newcomers proved TO be newcom-
ers against the Royal five in the District
Duckpin League Thursday night. the
boys from New York Avenue taking the
three games in an easy fashion.
Old Man Murphy. boss. proprietor, and
player in the Southwest Duckpin League.
came to life for fair Thursday night.
putting across the high set of 81, grab
bing I23 for his game when he rolled as
anchor man for his club. the Alters,
against the Altamonts.
When the Imps and Hummers. OF the
Ingram Ladies' Duckpin League, met
Thursday night the fur flew for fair, but
still they were unable to register 100
game. The Imps captured two of the
three games from the Hummers. Mrs.
Clark, rolling anchor, featured with
high set of 2B.
The Intercouncil OK. of c. Duckpin
League has elected officers for the sea
son, L. NJ. Mclaughlin being elected
president J. NJ. McAughlif was elected
vice president; J. NJ. Taber, secretary,
and w. c. Columbus, treasurer. A re-
vised schedule was adopted and is as
follows:
October SO-Carroll VS.. Spalding: Wash
ington VS.. Keane.
November 6-Washington We. Carroll;
Potomac VS.. Keane.
November 13-Potomac VS.. Washington;
Keane VS.. Spalding.
November 2O.--Keane VS.. Carroll; Po-
tomac VS.. Spalding.
December +Carron VS.. Potomac; Spal-
ling VS.. Washington.
December l1-Carroll vs. Spalding;
VS.. Keane..
December lS-Washington VS.. Carroll;
Potomac VS.. keane.