Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-23

7 Gheen was high in his game, with 125
| while Ewers turned in 100.
| Despite the fact that another member
] OF the team had a score 20 pins lower
| than Ewers, he was taken out of the line
| That the captains Judgment was emf
| nently correct is attested by the fac
| that the new man in the lineup rolled
| Ill, while the man who had the low
score. So. in the previous contest. jumped
| to 10S in the next game. Fine WORK
| G.. p. o. went crazy" in the closing
! number. and turned in a score of 5SI
| Post getting Id. Eichorn, 136. and Noone
100 The latter'S ;,33 set was high for
! the evening.
Belmonts moved over to the Royal al
leys last Tuesday night and tackled the
Toledo qlint. and after three hard
| fought games came out ahead in two
The last was decided by the narrow mar
gin OF pins. Michaud's 14 game and
Riders 10 count carrying Halieys team
through threatening situation. kamn
| had a good set, 331. his last two games
being III each.
The Climbers won a game from the a.
c. NJ. Y. qunt and then stood aside to
watch the kid association quint pile
up total of 563 The closing number
was close and exciting, the taienders
finally losing out by one pin-iS2 to 4Sl.
Osborn had a great set-5oo,with 10
as his high game Browns ITO game
was the best made by the Climbers.
Bureau trimmed the Commissioners
two games in the set in the Departmental
League Tuesday night, Helmerichs of the
winners having a 332 set, with IL as MS
best game.
Mcclure of the Critics had 121 score
in his first game against the Indians.
his team recording sol. This was the
only game the Critics could land, how
ever. as they fell away to poor scores
in the remaining contests. and hardly
had a "look in" Beuchert's 100 was the
best game on the winning quint.
Garrisons went back into a tie for first
place last week In the District League
by taking three games from the Eurekas.
The latter quint had one of the poorest
sets recorded this year in the District
League, Poston being the only man to
roll a hundred game, and he offset this
by turning in sixty-nine in the previous
contest Hawksworths 1913 score was
the best for the winners.
Potomacs and Welsbachs disposed of
their set Thursday night the Georgetown
quint winning game from the National
Capital League leaders. This gave Wells
bachs a five-game lead, not counting the
set with Palace Friday night Potomac
won it's only game. with score of 567
to 537. and Welsbachs had narrow
squeeze in another one of the games,
when a clean frame by the leaders-five
consecutive spares-landed them ahead by
only seven pins.
Murphy's $50 set featured the games
between the Alters and Virgnians. in
the Southwestern League, of which the
former were two-time winners. Lang
fords 323 set was next BEST while
Rodeffer did best work for the losers.
The Pennsylvania avenue branch of the
United States Trust Company put
three-game crimp in the eth street branch
of the same institution Wednesday night,
with Peacock getting high game and set.
Here's an odd one: The Sheehy quint
of the Spalding Council League won the
first two games from the Ralphs. and
then one of the members of the winning
quint quit. Whether it was hoped to
thereby even up the battle or not is
matter hard to tell. but at any rate the
Ralphs won the last game. In the same
league Thye again threatened to run up
big set, only to slip on his last at
tempt. His scores were $50. 1O4 and Sc.
His team lost the third game by two pins.
Kennedy of the C. and r. team of the
Navy Duckpin League carried his team
to its two victories over photographic
with 115 and 1O2. Sell was high for the
losers.
Columbia won two games from the Me-
chanical quint of the Washington Rail-
way League, Hardie's 1S4 game being
high.
Car Department and Auditors of the
Terminal League did an Alfonso and Gas
ton act with two games, the former WIN
sisting on the latter taking the closing
number by a similar narrow margin.
The middle game was won by the Au-
ditors. with Fulk, 113, getting high score.