The Washington herald., 1913-12-21

OF rolllng OH some Oh lnelr postponed
games during the holidays, but up to date
no schedules have been made. The
majority of the leagues are skipping two
weeks in the scheduling OF their nightly
matches, putting a halt to the proceed
ings last Friday night, and will not again
take up the rolling until January s.
OF course, this does not mean that there
will be no rolling during that time, for
already match games are arranged be-
tween the leading clubs OF the different
circuits, and these 'Yuletide holiday
games should bring out a good campari-
son OF the strength OF the different cir
cults. These match games will not only
give a good comparison of the clubs in the
number of leagues, but will also keep the
bowlers on edge for the hot battles which
are slated to come after the holidays, when
most of the circuits will be turning the
halfway mark for the home stretch.
The following is the list of leagues
which suspended bowling last week until
the first Monday in January: Saenger-
bund, Postofice Department, Y. II. c. A.,
Mercantile, Columbia, Georgetown Com
mercial. Navy Yard, Departmental, Car
roll, Spalding, Terminal Railroad Y. NJ
c. A, Colonial, Arcade, National Capital,
Southern Railroad. Commercial, Washing
ton Gas Light, Arcade, Southwest, Inter-
council, Marquette, Westminsters, and
Ingram.
The Washington Council CKnights Of
Columbus) Duckpin League is the only
league which has scheduled games for
this week. Two matches are to be played
tomorrow night on the Georgetown alleys,
the Balboa outfit meeting the La SALES,
and the ChempTain quint is scheduled TO
hook up with the De Soto five.
The Banker outfit of the Arcade
league established 4 new season record
for high game In the matches with the
Goodfellows Monday at the Arcade al
leys. Malcolm, Dwyer, Popham, Mann,
and Rontz, that crack rolling five OF the
Bankers outfit. hung up a score of CO.
pins in the last game and broke the
present season mark by seventeen pins.
held by the Palace quint of the National
League, and came within twenty-four
pins OF the District record. made by the
Belmonts quint of the District League in
1872.
In this frece attack on the little
naples all the members OF the Bankers
put across q good score, not one OF them
failing to touch the century mark. Mann,
who was rolling in fourth position, put
across the highest game of the evening,
when he hung Up score Of l47 pins TO
his grand total, while Popham. who was
firing in third position, was next in line
with mark of 12S pins.
Malcolm, who bowIed in lead-off posi-
ton. trailed Popham with one pin, while
the anchor man, Bontz, was next in line
with tally Of liz Dwyer put the low
est score of the game to this total. when
he tailed l0I. The team set rolled by
the Bankers during the night was l,e4S
and they captured the three games.
two of them by a good pin
margin. The second setto was landed
by a ten-pin, and in each instance the
Banker outfit rolled over the 100 mark,
the score being $50 TO so.
The scores rolled by the Bankers during
the evening were all good. Malcolm hav-
ing tallies of 10I, 81, and 127, for an aver
age of 1871. Mann put across the highest
set Ct the day, when he toppled IOI. lOS
and l47, giving him total Of Col and an
average of III. Dwyer got the scores of
lC7, l0S, and los which made his set SIS
and an average ef1O6. Popham put
across the second best total, having 347
for his mark and an average of ll5.2
His games were 81, 1S2, and I2S. Goodman
ed the Godfellows quint with the scores
Of 80. 127, and 102, making his set S2S.
After the rolling Tuesday night in the
District League the first four clubs in
that circuit have now a chance of cop
ping the bunting, and from now on the
same hot fight for the pennant is pre-
dicted. When the Royal outfit captured
three games from. the Garrison quint, and
the ]. E. D. S. landed two of the three
from the Belmonts the winning
teams were again put into the race for
leadership which may last well into the
end OF the schedule. AS the standing
low shows the J. z. D. S are topping
the circuit by One-game margin, having
won twenty-eight games and lost eight.
while the Royals, the runner-tps, have
captured tBenty-seven matches and
dropped nine. In the fight for third Do
sition the Resolutes outfit have a three
game lead on the Belmont quint.
Bill Rider, the hook ball roller, of the
Royal quint. established a new mark
n the District League Tuesday in the
match games against the Garrison outfit.
Bill broke the District League record and
hung up a mark of 367. He put across
he scores of 124. 124, and 11s.
Parker, rolling anchor man for the fifth
Iuint OF the Interdenominational League.
OL inc SGN IN the |
,hurchmen circuit this season when he |
oppled Ss2 set. In the opening game
'arker rolled 49, and in the second game
'pilled 124, while in the last match he |
anded 119. 1t is through this fine work
II Parker that the fifth quint were able
o make a clean sweep of the three
James from the Westminster outfit.
The welsbach outfit, of the CONNER
ial League. has at last struck its
tride. Pop, Halley's quint made a clean
weep of its game with the Judd G. Det-
WELLER quint Tuesday night. LeftyI
Wooden and Eiseman put across the
highest games for the welsbach uuin.
While Morrison put the best mark over
or the printers.
The members of the Terminal r r
:. NJ c. A will have an elimination
uckpin tournament commencing tomor-
DIV evening. December .. The schedule
or the night is as follows: c. c, RYAN.
. L. Sears, R! E. wollett, c. NJ. Mark.
4. ]. Dickinson, o. NJ Williams, B. w.
White, w. B. Humphrey. H. H. Schoder,
I. T. Pugh, j.. J. Kilroy, whittlesey,
suman, ]. A. Campbell, E. L. Shaw, F.
!. Beller, D. c. Tripiett. and c. L. VIII
ams.
The Columbia Printing Company ouint
scheduled to again hook up in
set-to with the Roberts Print
lg Company five during the HOLIDAYS.
nd as the Roberts outfit has landed |,
ne first two matches. the Columbia crew
i'll have to hustle to land first honors
i these games.