The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
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set against the Washington Council
| Thursday night and for a few lengthy
hours 1t caused some comment among tn,
small pin spillers. But the breaking o.
the District duckpin record and tn,
anxiety Of the local pip spillers. as to thu
Official word and comment on the same
was soon settled and 1t all went to naugh
as Eddie spilled but s. ducks and tbs
fame which he held for few hours blew
up in smoke. The record of 1S2 naade By
mccarthy, of the Mount Vernon quint o
the Northeast League, two years ago
still stands and will for some time e
come, but the little pin artists were
caused some worry when the four loca
dailys followed the totals handed then
by the official scorer Of the Inter-counci
League.
Canacao and Cavite are likely to pres,
Olongapo for first honors in the Marine
| Corps League, as they are bowling
strongly at present. Subig got on to q
bad start. but Improvement has been
noted. and they are likely to furnish con.
tention before the season closes. En-
thusiasm runs high in the league, and
before the season ends II is expected that
some good scores will be registered.
Litzau furnished the best bowling in
the last two sets rolled in the Marine
Corps League, his scores being 3r and
81. ...
The W. r. Roberts Printing Company
and the Columbia Printing Company are
scheduled to play a match game tomor-
row night on the Royal alleys, and as
this is the second meeting OF the teams
great game Is looked for by the fol-
lowers Of the two quints. In the last meet
tured the three games and also finished
with fifteen pins to spare in the team
pin total.
This match is for blood and should be
very interesting to witnesses. Lineup
of each team is as follows: Columbia
Printing Company: McClosky. Reckweg.
Wagner, Noack. Howard; w. F. Roherts
Printing Company: Foster. MclnIosh.
Scott, Ridout. GULL. Scores of last games
are as follows: -.
Roberts Printing Co... 40 4S2 4Ss-l4so
Columbia Ptg. Coz. 4e1 47 fsl-l44S
After the Velvet Kind quint had
grabbed the opening game in the National
Capital Duckpin League Monday night
the Fat Men outfit came back strong and
annexed the next two. and by doing SO
kept the ice cream makers from tying
them for seventh position in the league
standing.
Monday niSht marked the first forfeit OF
the Commissioners outfit in the Depart
mental Duckpin League and by not being
able to put FIVE men on the floor the Com
missioners allowed the Bureau OUTFIT TO
tie them for second place.
Since the Washington Council. Knights
of Columbus. have organized duckpin
circuit and will put six teams on the
alleys from that council, strong bid
for first honors in the Intercouncil (k- oil
CT League can now be looked for from
President Cunningham's representatives.
Another duckpin circuit Joined the Al
ready large army of little pin bowlers
Monday night when the Marquette
League got under way with the Carroll
Institute quint grabbing two Of three from
the St Joseph and the st. Martin fve,
besting the Aloysius team the majority
of the games.
The National Bowling Congress have
sent out its entry blanks for its big
tournament which is scheduled to be held
at Brooklyn, n. Y. Secretary F. d. Wood
ward has been in communication with
the Washington City Association and is
urging them to enter a large number OF
ive-men teams in the coming classic,
which will be held by the National Bowl
ing Congress annually.
About the best bowling Of the season
in several Of the leagues was done Mon
day night. Many of the teams in the
different circuits went well over the 5O0i
mark and three different outfits pasted
l 500 in its total for three games. The
work of every man on the Belmont team
was above the standard and Capt.
Michauds uuint piled up a total OF 1.665,
which is the best work done by any club
this week.
Capt Michaud tops the Belmont out
fit with high game. dropping the little
naples for a 355 mark. In the opening
game Michaud toppled '125 and came
back in the second and fell a few pins
short, getting but seven pins over the
century mark, but in the final he again |
took a brace and spilled H.
John Baum also showed some great |
work in this feature attack on the small |
pins, being next in line to Michaud. He |
helped the Belmonts land the trio OF
games from the GoodfeIlows by totaling |
S4S for his set. In the opener he got lis |
and put across his high game of the |
evening in the second by topping 126, but /
IN the final he totaled but 104 .
Although the Columb:ans only landed 1
one game from the Capitol Hill outfit in
he National Capital League Monday |
hight, they piled UP the second highest
cam total of the night, knocking down
SIS pins. Through the individual work
IF Heinzemann, who toppled 147 in the
irst game the Columbian outfit were able
% pass the six-century mark by five pins.
The Sherwood team of the Arcade
league was the other outfit to pass the
900 mark by grabbing I.s1O for its team
otal in its clash with the Imperials. The
,est Individual work done by any of the |
sherwood team was accomplished by Bill
Rider and Stanford, who secured 345 for
heir sets. Rider got 123 for his high
,ame, while Stanford fell one pin short
The General Baking Company quint
ook three games from the Judd & Det-
weller five in the Commercial League
donday night through the consistent
owling of the team. The best individual
york was done by Murray. who toppled
o., ZOE. and ia
Brown, Of the J. R. Freeman outfit of
he Georgetown Commercial League, hung
U a creditabie set Monday night when
e totaled 52S In the games against the