Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-02
ENTRIES IN TENPIN TOURNEY
CLOSE TOMORROW NIGHT
Record Number of Contestants Seems q
Certainty, With Pin Knights Evinc-
ing Keen Interest in the Event.

least two Of the games. BOrden's bowl
ing was the best of the Sherwoods.
ResoIutes and Arlingtons disposed of
postponed set on the Fat Men alleys.
and the former were easy winners.
There was misunderstanding as TO the
game, the Arlington quint not knowing
the match was to be rolled until late, ana
as a consequence was unable to put its
regular team on the alleys 1t imported
three men. but none of the contests was
close. Fowler shot 130 as his first EFFORT.
and for the set totaled 332 Matter had
800, while Mack's us game and 1903 set
was the highest for the losers.
Track and Roadway got the decision
in two of the games with Eastern. with
Herbert's ga score the best Of the even
ing. After romping home in the first two
contests. however. the Track and Road
way quint faltered badly. and lost the
goodnight game by 101 pins.
There will be a meeting of the CONNER
cial League today to consider routine
business.
Hahn took three games from the newly
admitted National Electrical Supply Com
pany team. none of the games being very
close. The new quint was bothered with
the foul line. and no less than fifteen
fouls were called during the match.
Mickey Schofield had 49, as his score IN
the second game. putting double-header
in the last two boxes. Myers 102 game
was the Electricians best.
Eddie Houser star of the Chaplin &
Sacks team in the Commercial, showed to
good advantage with the big pins Monday
night, rolling with the Pioneers of the
Colonial. He had high game-217-and
also totaIed the largest set. His quint
Won all three games There are un-
doubtedly great number of other duck
pin men who can shoot good tenpin
score and these artists should file an ap-
plication for the tourney tomorrow. A
big game or total may land them in the
money.
Tom Hughes. with 145 as his high game
| and 35S as his set total. was the star
Evening Star set, the leaders dropping
the last game. Dave McCarty was in
good trim also. with 136 as his big con-
test and 341 as his total AS Woodward
& Lothrop ran into a snag at the hands
of the Judd & Detweiler outfit, a full
game was gained on Johnson's team.
Individual tournament games .uonday
night were of more than average inter-
est, as several of the contenders were
matched. Seven sets were rolled. In the
first Mcknew Won from Brush, Benny
not only losing. but apparently making
no effort to win. Field also won a set
from him. in three straight. and followed
his victory with a 658 set against Nc
Knew, with 232 as his best game, easily
getting the decision. Genial James kept
up his good work in the first two games
of his set with Weiser. getting two games
over 800 but faltered at this point and
then lost. Watson surprised Mcknew
with n clean-cut victory, this being Ed
dies second defeat. and pulling him out
OF second place. Van Buskirk lost to
| Thomas and in turn beat VIII Miller,
thereby retaining his lead in the tourney.
The close race and attendant keen in
terest in the Observation-Disclosures League
continues, the results of Tuesday night S
games being more less of a surprise.
Westminster Won three games from Sixth
and again takes the leadership. Fifth
dropped game to bethany and slides
| into second place. while st. Marks
/ minus its captain-won two from Kendall
| and holds onto third place. one game be-
| hind Fifth. Which means a hard drive
/ down to the wire. Holmes was high man
| for Westminster while Beavers, with a
| al game backed. however. by two poor
| games. did best work for the Fifth team.
II. Kluge's 119 game and 314 total was
the best on the st. Marks quint.
| Eurekas had two good games with a
poor one between in the set with the
! Hummers and landed ahead in both.
| Several individual scores above 10 were
made. although the bowlers could not
| back them up with totals to give them a
| big set. Meany had 126 Loveless 122.
! Postcn IL and Bittinger 10 Poston S
| set was the best.
| Nationals We're away to a great start
| in the contest with the A. c. NJ Y's, get
ting So in the first, but the association
! boys came back strong with two scores
f, over 800 and were easy winners Fowler
started with two good games. 126 and
1O1. but slipped to 81 in the closing num-
Der. Oehler had 123 and los. but put "a
bad score between. spelling his set
Joliffe's rolling was the best done by the
A. C.. NJ. Y. team.
Mcclure had 81 as his set in the games
with the Critics of the Columbia League
which quint won two from the Indians
Bell was high for the losers.
!, frinidad's only victory over tie Ovan.
dos qIint came I'm the first game, al
though Lacey shot 126 in the closin.
game. Sheehans bowling was the fea.
ture work for the Ovandos.
The Immanuels came back strong after
their disastrous rolling OF the previou.
. week. and shot great set against the