The Washington herald., 1913-01-19

MaehIer's Bowling Gossip.
oopsinu.a from Pas. rlree.

spiller for the Potomaes. with scores
of III. lie. and 1os.
Is it any wonder that the War quint
took all three games from the Agricui-
turists In the Department Duckpin
League when they had the kaiser and
the Powers" rolling on their team?
That was some game that Eanster
rolled with the virginians against the
Iroduois in the Colonial League. His
total was 25s at the end OF the tenth
frame and was in the main responsible
for the winning OF the game from the
Indians who lost all three contests. II
was unfortunate. however. that Lanster
could not maintain the fast pace all the
way through as his preceding IN and
following 1s2 scores do not look at all
healthy along side that whopping big IS.
Yep. Hermy. old scout. back on the job
again.
Palace tenpin team handed the Column
bias a severe setback In their pennant
ambitions in the District League when
they walloped the erstwhiIe Saengers in
all three games. cap" Eckstein's work
for the losers was the best the old war
horse turning in scores Of 1S3, 2gl and 1872
while McKnew for the winners had high
set of the evening. with scores Of 17s, rs
and 1s7. But the consistency prize was
awarded to "Lonnie'' Krauss whose
totals Of 1sS, 1s9 and 1s7 showed up promi-
nently. Brother Harry Krauss did not do
quite as well although starting out in
form with 20e, he dropped to 1s2 In his
second and 16s in his third game. And
Benny Brush did not even participate
in this set.
Now what In the world could have in
terferd with. Giles of the Interference
team in the Patent Examiners League.
Starting with 1872 he fell down hard in
his second game and totaled 12s but his
cup of bitterness was not full yet as
the third game only showed 1G. Don't
Patent this sliding scale. old man.
The Evening stars continued their
pennant march in the Commercial League
and took three straight from the Ru-
dolph and West quint Rodler's I3i score
was principally responsible Tor the rirst
game from the hardware clerks, as this
game was won by but twenty pins. In
the other two. the stars met with little
resistance.
VIII you look at Lord, OF the Bureaus
In the set with the Navy ne recorded
scores OF 2ll. 10. and last, also least,
l2y- oh, Lord.
In the same set Miller. Of the Sailors,
who incidentally took all, three games,
rolled 3o1, 49, and DO ODonneIf also
had the proper spot for his chaikmark
in the FIRST game, wnen ne scored IA,
but the chaIkmark became opliterated
after this game. and lez and ld was the
best Danny could collect.
Tue best series yet rolled in the IN
iividual tournament at the Palace alleys
was the one between "Jtmmy'' r1eid ana
Lon Krauss, In which the latter came
,r victorious. Field won the first game. |
'i5 to l5S, while Krause took the next
.hree games with scores OF - to sl6. |
"a to ly6, and * TO lsS. hrauss also
won his series from Brown, again losing |
he first game ana taking the next three |
With high scores. Brown lost his series /
% Field, dropping the first game, 80 to
rs.
In the Departmental League, the Gov-
Printing Office team hoped on
Mar for there games which tickIed friend
iughey Carey and Jesse Lednum some,
md then some. Jesse slipped over three
lice games, ly4. 204. and 49, while
mong Grass contribution were found
cores of M ana IA. His third game,
iowever, was not quite in keeping with
lis first two, hence II Will be overlooked.
You certainly have got to hand IL to
Danny O'Donnell and Benny Brush for
'eing able to keep their temper when the
ins won't fall for them on perfect"
Iits. This pair has never been known
o become the slightest bit annoyed
vhen things aren't just breaking right
Who seconds the notion
Navy Yard defeated the Pension team
a the Departmental Duckpin League in
wo of the three contests mainly through
he good bowling of Neusser and Ship
sy. Cummings, with Isl. and Shaw. with
q, headed the losers in scoring.
The Y. NJ. C. A. Bowling League yes
erday issued a challenge for duckpins
0 the Fort Myer- Y. NJ. c. A bunch.
lot a peep yet
Substituting for Brown, who had hith-
rto not tasted defeat in the Palace in
ividual tournament. Weiser dropped two
cries to McKnew and Buskirk, respec-
vely. However. Weiser cannot be
lamed much for losing to McKnew, who
ertninly was there with bells on in the
lst two games of the match, when he
otaied 224 and 2iS.
After losing the first game to the Bu-
eaus, the Treasury quint in the De-
artmental Duckpin League, annexed
ne last two games, with scores OF sl1
nd all, Slye. OF the winners. turning in
he largest tota'-loo, III, and III. Reif
$50 spilled the little pins for III score.
What in the world has happened to
ammy Auguste, of the Colonials? Two
undred and fifty-eight for high single ,
anne and 6os for set is going some. and ,
ammy can throw out his manly chest
lore than ever now. At that, the 1