The Washington times., 1913-10-29
Y. N. {. A. DUCKP|N
MEN REVISE DATES
Issue Schedule Covering First
Series, With Provision for
Open Engagements.
ARCADE LEAGUERS Do WELL
Some Good Scores Made on
Various Alleys as Pinmen
Assault the Wood.
ARCADE LEAGUERS DO WELL

Revised dates given out by T. A Nub
son, official scorer of the Y. N. C. A
Duckpin League, find Mohican and Mag
ara getting together in tonight's bat
tie.
The officials of the circuit have pro
vided for several open dates, which viii
accommodate the play-offs or postpone
ments. the first series ending December
5. Twenty-one games have been pro.
vi6ed for in the revised dates.
The entire series calls for sixty-three
games, to be divided into three sets
The dates of the first series follow:
October-20. Wachusett VS.. Delaware;
q, Mohican VS.. Cheyenne; q, open date;
q, Yakima VS.. Niagara; "a, Mohawk vs.
Penobscot; 2s, Wachusett VS.. Cheyenne;
q, Mohican VS.. Niagara; 30, Yakima VS..
Penobscot: 81. Mohawk VS.. Delaware.
November-3, Yakima VS.. Delaware;
4, Mohawk VS.. Cheyenne; 8, Mohican VS..
Penobscot; 6, open date; Z, Wachusett
VS.. Niagara; 10, Wachusett VS.. Penobs-
cot; u, Niagara VS.. Cheyenne; L, Mohi-
can VS.. Delaware; 13, Mohawk VS..
Yakima; II. open date; Il, Yakima VS..
Cheyenne; Is, Mohican VS.. Wachusett;
Is, Niagara VS.. Mohawk; 90 open date;
q, Delaware VS.. Penobscot; "a; Wachu-
sett VS.. Mohawk; 25, Delaware VS..
Niagara; 26, Mohican VS.. Yakima; q.
Cheyenne VS.. Penobscot; Is, open date.
December, Wachusett VS.. Yakima;
2, Mohican VS.. Mohawk; 3, open date;
4, Niagara VS.. Penobscot; 5, Delaware
VS.. Cheyenne.
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standard that bids fair to maintain a
record for some time to come If the pin
spillers continue their vicious assault on
the wood Two nights running teams
the three games and if the work is kept
up some Of the bowlers win have fancy
averages.
On Monday Emmanuel and Sherwood
turned in creditable scores, Sherwood
getting a trio of games at 522, sos and
503, dropping the first game to Emmanuel
because of the 53S registered against
them. Last nights scores showed the
bankers with 4S4, SIG and sos, an aver
age OF trifie more than 5o7, while
the ArcadianE with 4s0 5i1 and 527l
brought their average for the nights
play well up over the 500 mark.
The scores made by the Belmont team
In the District League on Monday were
not equaley, chiefly because there was
no Michaud to bolster up either team.
Belmont got LOCO in its three games
Monday.
Lewis. with lib, 1O4 and 1OS; wayson,
with 107. 1O5 and los; Bont, with los, lis
and 80, and Malcolm. with 1os. 50 and lis
were the leaders among the Arcadians |
and Bankers. Columbias and Laborites
are taking the alleys tonight.
Scores of 100 were infrequent among |
the Commercial bowlers last night. |
Reesch. with los; Holliage, with 1l6- and |
no. ,r-;tI 4, "A. rr-f,k
WhaIley, with 10l, and Pop HALEY, with |
ll5 and 123 were the only ones to get
into the select class.
Auguste for the Navy and Garrett of |
Interior were the only 200 bowlers in
the Departmental circuit among the |
big pin bowlers. Auguste got Us and |
Garrett 2N. Interior took two of the
there, O'Donnell of the Navy falling |
off in the first contest and losing a.
chance for his team.
After Car Department got going in
the Terminal p. R. Y. NJ. c. a. two
games were won. Mann's fifty-two in
Freight failed to measure up after the
opening gift
]. E. D. S. took two out of three from
the Sherman team in the District
League, Wright Miller and Moore
rolling consistently throughout.
The Climbers came near making il
three strafghts from the Capitol Hill
team. Two pins separated the teams
in the second game. Climbers made
$50 AS and 519. while Capitol Hill man
aged TO get 465, AIS and ASS.
Games in the Interdenominational
League were in full blast last night,
several good scores being recorded.
Bethany took three from Westminster,
Sixth took two out of three from ST.
Marks and Fifth took the same from
Kendall.
Smiths 1Ol, Log and 122 was the best
Of the evening. Other scores of more
than 100 were Jasper. ia, 10l; Meyer,
100, 10l; Fowler, 113; Beavers l04; Bin
nix, III; Noack, 107; Leach, 105. 107: Wal
ter, l0o, I03, and George, 103 and 16.
Farmers took the first game from
in the Patent Examiners by a
single pin and landed another, getting
the bulge on the nights work. The
scores went at 454 to 45S, 4l6 to 40 and
56 to AL
The Young Mems Shop took three I
;traights from the L. S. Trust Co. in
he Mercantile League, scores of 44a, 490i
md 4T9 doing the trick.