The Washington herald., 1913-10-19

seven games each. all games to be played
on the Potomac Alleys: NJ c. Mitchell
| Co, Adolph Baer a. Sons. Arlington
Brewing Company, j. r. Freemans, the
Murtaugh Company. Clarendon Athletic
Association, the Connecticut Lunch.
Georgetown Freight of Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad; West Station. Washington
Gas Light Company, and the. Potomac
Bowling Alleys. This league VIII open
on Tuesday night. the schedule calling
for a match game each night except
Saturday
After three weeks of rambling the
Northeast Duckpin League has been or
ganized. and are scheduled to start to-
morrow on the Northeast Alleys with the
Loeffier and .Atiantics cIashing in the
opener The six clubs in the circuit this
season have the fastest bowlers in the
city in the line-ups Of the different teams.
The Lceffie- team has as .ts manager this
season Harry Hill. well known in the
local bowling and baseball circuit. Charley
Salb is plotting the Atlantic club, with
NJ. Stanton at the helm of the Waveriy,
q new organization In the bowling circuit
NJ. Shwern is slated 10 captain the
Rouquett five. and Mccarthy. the crack
duckpin spiiler of Northeast. is at the
head of the Cannons. Anaoostia has a
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Jim McGrath, and It is sure bet that
the boys from across the river viii put a
good team on the floor. The following Of
ficers are elected for the season: Harry
Hill. president; Charles Salb, secretary
treasurer, and G. Prender, Official scorer.
The league will bowl on Monday, Tues
day. Wednesday, and Thursday nights in
each week with an intermission during
the holidays.
Johnny R der, of the s. NJ. Shop five
proved to be the best bowler In the Navy
Yard League Monday night. when he
spilled Is. los. and s. in his three games
against the B. NJ. Shop. rolling for his
set an average of sSL
BlaisdeIl anchor man for the Emmanuel
team of the Arcade Duckpin League.
came through Monday night with two
good games in his first and second. but
fell down in the last set. getting but 80.
Steifell. Of the Imperials, rolled the high
score for the night in the first by top
pling 123
Hummer, OF the Young Mems Shop Eve.
and West. of the Chris Xanders team,
came through with the high scores of the
night in the clash OF these two clubs Mon
day when they toppled 124.
The Columbian five. of the National
Capitol Duckpin League. found easy pick
ing in the Crack Jolly Fat Mems team
Monday night, capturing three games, and
touching the 513 mark or better in each
game
GULL. the iead-oG man Of the Column
bians. put up the featuring rolling Of the
night, having an average OF 1151 for his
three games, putting across the high game
of LIT in his last. Miller, of the Fat Men.
did the best rolling for that club, having
an average of 1851 for the night, and
touching 1ls IN the opening
The rolling in the Departmental Duck
pin League Monday night was the closest
yet seen in that circuit. but the scores
were far below the standard. Bureau cap
tured the first game by two pins, and the
last by nine, but dropped the second to
the Pension Bureau five by: three, Rifle,
the anchor man for the Pensioners, fall
ing down in his last, rofing but s..
General Banking Five, of the CONNER
cial League, put two games across on
the Rudolph West Company team Mon
day night by landing the first and third
games. but in the second they rolled like
novices, touching 44s for their game.
Buck oliveri, rolling the last game for
the Welsbach five against the Judd &
Detwiller team Monday, spilled but 81.
Come on, Buck, you win have to do bet
ter than this to hold your own with Pop
outfit.
Rolling in the Westminster League on
the opening night was far from being
good. The Reds captured two OF the
three games from the whites, and the
Greens proved to be easy for the Blues.
The highest individual game of the even
ing was put across by Kericher of the
Blues, who spilled 11s in his last game.
Auditors captured three straight games
from the Car Department five in the
Terminal r. r. Y. N. C. A. League Mon
Jay night. Captain Kilroy's team prov
ing TO be pretty easy, spilling for their
highest game AZ in the last.
The Capitol Hill FIVE are still away out
in front in the National Capitol League,
and bid well to stay there.
The Brunswick quint proved easy pick
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Captain Sfye's outfit romping home with
three games.
When Pepco captured three games from
the Raleigh quint in the Mercantile
League the other night Brooks featured
with high game. grabbing 1l5 in the last
Buck Herbert lead-off man for the
Griffos, the Critics of the Columbia
Duckpin League, featured Tuesday nights
bowling with a high game OF lis in the
first set against the Buffalos. The Grif-
fos captured two of the games, but the
hitting AS for total in the first game
The Freight captured three games from
Station in the Terminal r. r. M c. A.
League Tuesday night. Mofett, Campbell,
and Shaw being the only ones to touch
the century mark.
The Sherwood quint dropped three
games to the Holmeads in the Arcade
League Tuesday night.
The Interdenominational League had its
Tuesday, night the Fifth team
winning three games from Bethany; Ken
la. dropped to the st. Marks, and Sixth
captured two out Of three from West
Minister.
The Evening Star quint are lengthening !
heir Mad in the Commercial Duckpin |
League. On Tuesday night they captured
.hree games from the Judd & Detwiller
i've. Borban featured the evenings roll
ng with 1ss high score.
spaiding Council Duckpin League. K. of |
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