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The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
ONLY RACE WINNER
CAN ACQUIRE RECORD
National Trotting Association Makes
Radical Changes in Rules Which
MAY Be Final.

New York, Dec. "a radical step was
taken by the board of review of the Ma
tional Trotting Association in the course
OF drafting new rules at the close of its
semi-annual session at the Murray Hill
Hotel yesterday. The largest part of the
day was spent in melting out punishment
to the delinquents OF the past season, but
the sensation came later when the sOlons
drew up new rule to the effect that only
the winner of a race snail acquire a rec
ord in heat race.
This innovation does not become law
until IL has been approved by the joint
rule committee of the National and
American trotting associations at its
meeting to be. held in Chicago on Decem-
Der 16 Meantime II is likely to be the
subject of discussion wherever trotting
men are gathered. To keep a good horse
with a slow mark is the aim of most fol-
lowers of the trotting circuit, and to do
this some get in trouble through the sup
preston. or falsifyng of time or in
pulling horse when it is seen that he
has to travel too fast in order to win a
heat II is also the motive for racing
ringers, as by changing a horses name
he is able to escape his known record un-
til identified by the lynx-eyed officials Of
the n. T. A
further move was made to discour-
age hopples by introducing a rule that
horses not wearing hopples should re-
ceive three seconds time allowance in
addition to whatever other allowance
they may be entitled to. This handicaps
the hoppled or half-hoppled horse AMI
may lead to the discontinuance Of the
practice which the board tried to get rid
of several years ago. but failed because
of the overruling congress. Another in
novation is to make racing fairer by al
lowing a horse with a record one second
for each year in which he fails to equal
or reduce his record in. race.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
BASKETBALL GAMES
AT Y. M. {. A. GYM
Class "B" Contests Show Clever
Youngsters at Work-Dual
Meet Planned.

The weekly games Of the ''B" Glass
Basketball League were hard fought
yesterday. and victory only came after
the hardest kind of scrimmaging The
Solomon's were the winners over the
Fosters in the first game, to 5. Hoover
Gagged two of the four baskets made by
his team. the Solomons. Potter and
Foster starred for the losing team.
In the second game a surprise was
sprung by the Eisemans winning from
the Millers. This is the first loss record
ed this season against the Millers. Capt
EisemAn was the bright star upon his
team, tossing all Of the goals from field,
and in addition caging free toss. Capt
Miller Gagged the lone basket for his
team.
The afternoon saw the Inauguration
of the new gymnasium class for the ten
and eleven year-old boys. who have Just
been admitted to membership in the as
sociation.
Instruction was given in marching and
calisthenics, and a game of indoor base
bali was played between the Blues and
the Whites. The score at the END of
two or three innings stood, Blues, II:
Whites, Swimming instruction con-
cluded the day
dun athletic meet is contemplated
between the Y. NJ. c. A. and the GEORGE
town Playground Friday evening, De.
ccmber 1a.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
AGGIES FIRST IN
Clerks CIRCUIT
Have Three-game Margin on
Bureau Outfit in Depart
mental Tenpin League.
COMMISSIONERS THIRD
Fields, of Agriculture, Tops Individual
List with 1S6 Averase-Col-
Inns Has 19l Mark.
COMMISSIONERS THIRD

The Agriculture quint have three
game lead in the Departmental Tenpin
League on the Bureau outfit, who have
lost trio more than the Farmers. The
Commissioners are running in third
position, and bid fair to overtake the
Money Makers or the Farmers at any
time.
Jimmy Fields, anchor man for the
Agriculture outfit. is topping the in
dividuaI list. having 1sS average for
eighteen games, but Collins. Of the
Commissioners. shows the best mark in
the individual crowd, with an average
of 1si. having taken part in but nine
games.
The team standing and individual
averages are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
PLANS Being MADE FOR
Spring MEET At GROVE
Management of Briarley Hall Ne.
sOtiating for Use of Washington
Grove Athletic Field.
TWO RELAY TEAMS ARE READY

Poolesviile, Nd, Dec. 6.-Negotiations
which have been under way for some
time between Sid Lodge, coach of the
Brairley Hall Military Academy track
team, and the heads of the Washington
Grove Athletic Association in regard to
the use Of the athletic field were all but
closed yesterday. Lodge wants the use
Of the field some time in the spring so
as to hold a track meet with the high
schools OF the District and Maryland.
The Washington Grove Field has been
used for a number OF years to hold meets
on Labor Day, but for some reason or
other this was discontinued last year and
If the management of the Briarley Hail
Academy can induce the men who have
this in charge it will prove an ideal place
TO hold a spring meet, as the conditions
are the best that could be asked.
The track team Was called out wednes-
day and fifteen men reported to Capt
Bramer. Coach Lodge, who ran on one
OF the fastest relays that was ever
turned out of Richmond College, is again
in charge of the squad, and with the
bunch of promising material he has on
hand should turn out one of the best
teams that has ever represented the
Briarley Hall School Two relay teams
will represent the school, and they win
have men in the dashes. Taking every
thing into consideration the cadets should
be well represented on the conder path
this year
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
TEAMS ARE TIED
!. IN "Y LEAGUE
Mohawks and Penobscot Still
Running Neck and Neck
for First Honors.
EIKER HIGH INDIVIDUAL
Has Average of 1878 Pins in Twenty.
one Games-Farwell Secord
in Line.

The records show the Mohawk and
Penobscot teams again tied for first
place, with the Delaware team push
ing them for honors. The Yakima
and Mohican teams are tied for fourth
and fifth place, and, with a percent
age of .524, are not far from the
leading teams.
Eiker still leads in Individual aver
age, with an average Of 1923 for
Iwenty-one games. Farwell with
an average of lOl.T2, is second, and
Meany, with an average of 1917, is
third.
A complete record of team and in
dividuaI averages follows:
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
YIN c. A. QUINT
LEADS LEAGUE
Are Out in Front with Safe
Margin in National Capital
Duckpin Circuit.
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES
Johnny Baum, of Brunswick Outfit,
Tops List with 11O.2-Michaud,
of Palace, Second.
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES

The Y. NJ. c. A. quint are topping the
National Capital League with safe mar
gin, and bid fair to stay out in front for
some time. The association bowlers have
toppled 1880 pins for 5I7.1 team average,
and are sure plugging at an ace high
clip The Palace outfit, with its LIZA high
set are third in line, and have a grand
team average of 52S.5.
Johnny Baum, OF the Brunswick team,
is topping the individual list having top
pied 2,Sl2 Tor an average of llO2. and
has a good margin on Michaud. of the
Palace quint, who has an average of
lG71S Harry Krauss, of the same outfit,
is next in line, being three pins behind
Michaud.
The team and individual averages are
as follows:
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
|WAVERLYS Have
ONE-GAME Lead
Tops Atlantics Quint by
Single Contest IN North
|. east Duckpin League.
TEAMS ARE IMPROVING
Ray Bischof, Of WayerIys, Puts
Across High Game Of Sea-
son with 149.
TEAMS ARE IMPROVING

The Northeast Ouckpfn League finished
It's first series OF games on THURSDAY
last, with the Wayerly A. C. leading the
Athletics by one game. Much improve
ment has been noted in the bowling Of
an the teams since the last time the
averages were recorded, due 10 The
STRENGTHENING OF all the quint by the ad-
aition OF former stars of the league.
The records thus far made this season
are as follows:
High ganle-R- Bischof. WaverIy A. &
lt9. High set-McCarthy. Gannons, 30
High team game-Waverly A. C., 81
High team set-Gannons. Las. Greatest
number of strikes-McCarthy. GannoDs.
9. Greatest nu#4ber of spares-Nortcn,
Waverly a. c.. "a.
The team averages and individual list is
as follows:
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
WASHINGTON COUNCIL
ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE
Four-club Circuit Organized by the
knights Of Columbus Rollers
Has Good Schedule.

| The recently organized Washington
Council. Knights, OF Columbus Duckpir
League has arranged a good schedule
and the four teams registered in the cir
cult are sure 10 give good. accounts oi
| themselves before the final curtain-April
IS The roster Of the four teams and
the schedule are as follows;
BaIboS-o'Couner. Cunningham. Pehmsn. Re4stti.
Neil. Thomas p. Mccarthy, Simpson. COultry. and
shugrue.
ChAmplAii- Armstrong A. J. Driscoll. Witty.
TheIi. Nurnsy Hughes RoVer. and Harbin.
he soto-FniIe. LGWton. ksane. Fitzgibbdn.
Bockley. ColhoweT. Fisher, Casey, and DAILY
La sslle-Waucn. Cross, schu.ters. Fenwick,
Marvin. widmAysr BucttBer. and Essen.
FIRST SERIES.
December s-BAIboA CkAmpsin; De Soto rS.
La Sale.
December I--BaIbOa vs. De Soto: Clsnplain vs..
La Sale
December z-BaIboA va La Sale; Champaign rs.
La Sale
January s-BaIboa Va ChampIaiu; De Soto vs.
La Sale
January Is-BalboA rs De Soto; ChAnplain vs..
La sale.
January ls Balboa Us: La Sale; Chsnplain vs.
De Soto.
January S-BAlboa ChSmpllin; De Soto vs..
La Sale.
February 2-Balhoa vs. DE Soto; ChamplaTn u
La Sale.
February e-Baiboa vs.. La Salle; Champlain Va
De Soto
SECOND SERIES
February Is-BaIboA ChampsAin; De Soto vs.
La Sale.
February S-Balboa vs.. De Soto: Champlain IH
La Sale.
March 2-BaIboa vs. La Sale: ChampIain VS. De
Soto.
March s-BsIboa vs. ChampIain: De Soto rs. Ia
Sale.
March Is-BaIbOa vs.. De Soto; ehamplAin ~ La
Sale
March Z-BaIboA Us. La Sale; Champlain Va De
Soto.
March oo-Balboa vs.. ChampIain: De Soto vs.. Ia
Sale.
AprA s-BsibOa Va De Soto; cianpl,in vs.. L.
Sale
April sBalbOa rs. la sale; Champlain VS. De
Soto.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
RACING CARD FOR TODAY.
Jharez.

FIRST RACES Selling; all ages; hVe furlonrs
Little Lit 90: 'Strikeout, 10; Janus. no. Bashtu
Bette. 10: Bright stone. 10; Pretty Dale. no;
Martin Chavs. no; Bear Abbey. rs; Christmas
Daisy, lis
SECOND RACE-Sellins: allies and mares; ons
mile. Belle a Bryn Mawr. 81; Marie Coslin, 100;
'UrxulA Emma. 100. 'Chanticier. lO; MARY Emily.
10: Buss los; Ocean Queen. lG.
THIRD RACE-Selling; all agcs; ne furionss.
Ida LAviuia. s.: Hazel c., 10; Little JACK, ITO;
Rose Of Jeddah. ll0; Yeno Won. is; Herres, llSi
Ethelda. us; Sin AlTescot rs
FOURTH RACE-Twoyear-olds; Hidalso Handi-
cap: nse and one-half furiongN Milton Rohaee, %:
Bing. s5 Bircman los; Red Path.' l5; 0szple. los:
AIanaanese 10; Barney. liz: Edith w., IL; Emer
aid Gem. rs
FIFTH RACE-selling; all agts; I'VE furionsS
velie Fcrty. 10: Rosemary no; Parneil Girl. llo;
Moer. rs; PaiAfable. Il5; Miss sb, Us; Gimh, ll5;
Buck Thomas. 1ls
SIXTH RAcE-An aErs; GuadaIoupe Handicap:
seven frlonsl Just Red. 100; Bert Getty. loe:
Foundation, lo5; vested Rights. l@; Irish Gentle-
man. los. Dorothy Dean. loi; lnjur5. ~. Dor0thy
Dean and Injury. J. ". Fuller entzy.
.Aprrsntics allowance elsinsL
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
CARROLL COUNCIL
LEAGUE NOTES

SCHEDULE FOR THIS WEEK.
Monday. December s-Columbiss vs. Genoas-
"wednesday, December lo-SsntR MAriEs vs.. PintAs
Friday. December -salTadors vs. NinsS
The Salvadors are still winning games.
Monday night the Pintas dropped two to
Capt. McNickles Quint.
The Genoas on Wednesday night cap
tured two from the Ninas. Capt Repet-
It's team has been very hard team TO
beat this year and surely gave the
Genoas a fine run. The Genoas' anchor
man, Sheehan, was individually respon-
sible for the third game. He, like Nc
Laughlin in the previous week. was
called upon to get the necessary mark;
he did. getting six on it and taking the
third game by three pins.
Like all good anchor men Sheehan
came across when most needed. His
frst-and second games were fat, while
the third seemed as though it would be
the same when in the sixth box he
spared and in the tenth came across
with a spare, which, as aforesaid, won
the game.
The quint representing Carroll in the
Intercouncil League won three games
Thursday night through forfeiture, Po-
tomac being their opponets, If they had
been on hand. Kates, of Carroll, rolled
129, being the best score in that league.
Two good games are scheduled for the
coming week. Monday night the Column
bias will have their hands full in down.
ing the Genoas. while the Ninas are
sure to make things hum when they
meet the Salyadors Friday.
The Santa Marias presented a rather
team against the COlumbias
Friday night. Columbias were also away
of form, but succeeded in winning two
games, thus strengthening their hold on
second place.
Lacey, of the Santa MaTias, had the
best set Of the evening, 2S5 being the
count, while Neubeck, of the Columbias--
had the best individual game, having los
for "a total.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
OLONGAPOS TOP
MARINE LEAGUE
Have Two-game Lead on the
canaeaos, Having Won
Ten and Lost Two.
LITzAU BEST BOWLER
Canaeao, Anchor Man, Has Average
of l04.4EHis 34l Set
Is Highest.
LITzAU BEST BOWLER

The olonsapo~ team Of the Marine
Corps League which started November
6, is leading with two games to the good
Canacao. Cayite, and subig follow in the
order named
Canaeao has high team set. l.417, and
CaNite high team game, iS6. Litzau. OF
Canacao team. has high Individual set.
3i1, and is leading In Individual average,
1Oi. for the stwelve games thus far
bowled.
The oficisI averages as complied by
official Scorer T. c. Smith are as fol-
lows:
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

by topping IS7. while in the night-cap he
knocked down III
Litchield, OF the Sixth quint Of the In
terdenominational League, also showed
some very classy bowling when he totaled
$50 for his set in the games against the
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

The rolling Of Rider and Deckman, OF
the Royal .quint Of the District Duekpin
League Tuesday night. paved the way
for that outfit to capture the trio OF
games from the Shermans, as the rs
game put over by Deckman in the last
was the best individual rolling of-the
evening.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

The Chicago National Leagus Club is
due for reorganization next spring and
six or seven of this years players will
be dropped. according to President
Murphy. He said. however, that the
reorganization would not be undertaken
from Europe. He would give no in
timation OF who the men were to be
dropped.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

Richerson featured the rolling Of the
Immanuals against the Arcadians In the
Arcade League Tuesday night. when he
totaied 357 for his trio OF games. and
surprised the followers of that circuit
with l3l game.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
The Herald Page Of Minute Bowling News and Gossip

st. Marks. LItchneId. rolling anchor
man for the Sixth. got games OF us. lO1,
and 12l which. outside OF the work OF
Noack, was the best seen IN the Church
mems circuit.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

The Quincy Club Or the Three-I League
has announced that Pitchers willis, spen-
Ger and Tretter are on the market for
disposal to higher class teams, as the
three pitchers feel that they are entitled
to advance after the good showing OF
the season
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
BOWLING BATTLES FOR
THE ENTIRE WEEK
National Capital DucIspIn League.

National Capital DucIypIn League.
Monday-Capitol Hill ~ Casinos, Capitol Hill
aIlcys
alleys
Thursday-Open date
Ehday- Brunswick ~ Y. NJ. c. A. Palace alleys
FhdAy-Pslace ~ Velvet Kind. Palace alleys.
Carroll Council League.
isouthuest Grand aIle,&I
houday-Columbians W GenoaA
Wednesday-Santa Mariss ". PintaS
Frday-SalTsdOrs Nina
spaldin= Council OK. of Co. DuckpIn
BeaEue.
wednesday-sheehys ~ Rslph JohnsOBs Va Nor,
moyles. Murphy's alleys
Washington Gas Light Company.
Wednesdsy-D Distribution Va Commercial. Instslla.
tion ". West Station.
Ingram Memorial League.
nngum aIleys)
Monday-Ichkabibbiss w. s1nilen.
Tuesdsy-Brownies ~ Imps
Wednesday-RcmAnS vs. Samaritans
Observation-Disclosures vs.. Climbers
Ffiday-Hittitos Corinthians.
saturday-Brownies ". Hummers
Departmental Tenpin League.
Mnndsy-NsE va Agriculture.
-Tuesday-InteTior vs. Bureau.
Wednesday-Commissionef vs. War.
Southern HALLWAY Clerks League.
Commercial aneys)
Monday-Mechanicsl w. Managers
Thursday-Trafic vs. Auditors.
Ffidsy-Freight Law
Marquette League.
Immaculate
Tbursday-st. Anthony vs. AloysiuS
Postofiice Department League.
Tuesiay-City PostoaSce ~ Finanep.
Thursdsy-StAtion p "a Inspection
ffiday-Raif~ay Mail Service vs. Postal saFings
Departmental DucI<pin League.
lIonday-G. p o. Vs. Psnsion Bureau.
Hednesiay-Agncultme vs. War
Thmsday-Land Va Navy.
r.. n. Y. NJ. c. A. Learp..
MondAy-staiion ~ SHOPS
Tuesday-Southem vs. Tninmen.
TbuEsday-Iand and Industrial w. Oar Department
Friday-freight Vs Auditors
Pepco League.
Tuesday, Underground W Ensinesrs
Fbday-orsrhead IS Construction.
West,uinEter League.
Monday Reds IA Greens. Blues Va Whites
InterdenominatiOnaI League.
riesdsy-si sixth vs.. Bethany. Fffh u. 81, M.rs,..
Westminsteu " KendAlls. :.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

In the second game against the CAPITOL
Hill quint Wednesday night, in the Ma
tional Capital League, the Y. NJ c. A.
outfit hung up a good team total when
they registered 54s pins. Four OF the
five bowlers went we'll over the century
mark, while the individual work Of Earl
Eiker stood out prominently. and his
game OF 134 helped the most toward land
ing the game. =
The work Of Murphy and Hoitzman, Of
the Johnsons Of the Spalding League,
was about the most consistent seen in
that circuit for a long time, Both bowl
ers secured a total Of 80 for their games.
The Royals nosed the J. E. ID. 5. out
OF one game in the District Duckpin
League Thursday night. grabbing the
second game by a lone tally. After losing
the opening game to the J. +. ID. S. by
six pins. the Royals frightened up and
put across a 539 set. which barely won
the contest. But ]. f. ID. S. showed the
best lighting stun, and landed the last
clash by twenty-five pins, totaling 5S4 for
its game
The GoodfelIows captured two OF the
three games from the Argyies in the
Arcade League Thursday night. and IN
the second contest piled up total of
erts and Shade. who Knocked down II
and 1S5( respectively.
But five pins separated the team totals
of the Star and Woodward & Lothrop
quints in the Commercial Duckpin League
Thursday night, the first named secur-
ing 1888. while the + street outfit landed
l,534 for its total
The crack Brunswick Quint Of the Ma
tional Capital League dropped two of its
three games to the Potomac outfit Thurs
day night, and were handed quite a set
back for the leading honors In that cir
cult. Johnny Baum scored I52 in the sec
ond game, and the Consistent work Of
Schofield. of the Potomacs. was the feat
uring work Of the evening.
Bobby Grace, OF the Bookkeepers, OF the
Pepco League, has at last touched the
century mark. getting one pin over the
hundred in the rolling OF that circuit
Tuesday night. Keep at II. Bobby; you
will get a three-hundred set yet
Buck Oliveri's Vigilant quint is sched-
uled to take on the Gannons, of the
Northeast League. some night this week.
and IL the boys wearing the Big W.
can roll like they play football the North
easterns will have to hustle to even get
loOk-in.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

First Baseman Dick HoblitzeI, of the
Cincinnati Reds, is assisting in coaching
the Marietta College football team 1t
was with this school, as a student, that
Hobby made reputation as a gridiron
star.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

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
five-men teams in the coming classic,
which will be held by the National Bowl
ing Congress annually.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07
TOME ATHLETES GET
LETTERS AT SPREAD
ITS" Are Awarded Football Players
at Annual Banquet Given
at School.
Special to The Washington Herald.

ShSS@A 70 Aht WASHINGTON Herald,
Port Deposit Nd, Dec. 6.-The football
team of the Tome School at Port Deposit.
celebrated the conclusion of the football
season this evening with the annual foot
BAH banquet. given at the Tome Inn. The
celebration was a particularly enthusias-
tic one owing to the glorious victory of
the Tome squad over their long time
rivals, the Pennsylvania State Normal
School. which marked the final event of
the schedule.
The members of the Tome team who
are to receive their rs before the dis
persion of the school at the Christmas
recess were present as follows: Eugene
van Horn Weems. (manager) Winchester.
Va; Harold Bentley, Ravenna. Ohio:
Howard Brattan, jr.. Elkton, Nd; Aaron
Milton Chesbroughi Toledo, Ohio; Charles
B. Freeman, Dallas. Tex; Franklin b.
Hlll. Salisbury. Nd; Edward Simpson
Buckley, Columbus. Ohio; Norman ].
Salvage. New York City; Marcellus GRAY,
North East Pa; Edward P. McElroy,
Erie. Pa; Horace Burrough. third, Ro-
land Park. Nd, and William s. Harvey,
jr., Chicago.
East. Md: George L. Phillips, GreenvilIe.
Tex; Charles Edward Dusenbury, Liv-
ingston Manor, N. Y; Joy Curtis Bourni-
que. Chicago; Albert r. Simon. Joel
Foster Bowers. and Howard Lyon Glib
son, all Of New York City; d. Louas
Ashton. Saratoga Springs. N. Y; Henry
White Buckley. coIumbuS Ohio; Byron
Everett Harrington, Taylors Island, Nd. !;
John Mckinney. Centervflle Nd: Howard
8. Lyon. Perth Amboy. N. j.; Richard B.
Hartman. Tenafiy. n. j.: John Theodore
Leonhard, Passaic, N. j.: Herbert Lewis
MeEroy. Passaic. n. J.. and Harcourt
Hagertye Port Deposit Nd
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

In referring to recent report that the
Denver club had agreed to the sale OF
two players to the Detroit Tigers. a Den
yer paper states that the two men to go
up probably win be Pitcher King and
otuaelder Butcher. though there is an
and Catcher Block win be the men Sc
Iected
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

But five pins separated the team totals
of the Star and Woodward & Lothrop
quints in the Commercial Duckpin League
Thursday night, the first named secur-
ing 1888. while the F street outfit landed
l,54 for its total
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

Interdenominationa League.
rlesday-s sixth vs.. Bethany. F1fh ". St, M.rss
Westminster ES kendAls,
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

SCHEDULE FOR THIS WEEK.
Monday. December s-Columbiss Genoas
"Wednesday, December lo-SantS MAriEs vs. PintaS
Friday, December 2-SalTadors vs.. NinaS
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

Another duckpin circuit Joined the a.
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 FIVE
besting the Aloysius team the majority
of the games.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

Bobby Grace, of the Bookkeepers, OF the
Pepco League, has at last touched the
century mark. getting one pin over the
hundred in the rolling OF that circuit
Tuesday night Keep at II, Bobby; you
will get a three-hundred set yet
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

About the best bowling Of the seasol
in several Of the leagues was done Mon
day night. Many Of the teams in tn
different circuits went well over the 50
mark and three different outfits paste
500 in its total for three games. Th'
work Of every man on the Belmont team
was above the standard and Capt
Michauds ouint piled up a total OF 1.66S
which is the best work done by any clu'
this week.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

The Individual work as a whole was
very creditable Tuesday night. as some
bowler OF each circuit showed the class
in the high game column. and also in
the game set list. Noack. OF the St
Marks team of the Interdenominationa
League, put over the best of the night,
when he secured s7s as his total against
the Sixth team. Noack got lis In his first
game. and came right back I'm the sec
ond with the high score of the evening
The Washington herald., 1913-12-07

The work of Murphy and Hoitzman, OF
the Johnsons, Of the Spalding League.
was about the most consistent seen in
that circuit for long time, Both bowl
ers secured a total Of 40 for their games.