Evening star., 1913-10-17
LEAGUES DOUBLE UP
DoubIe-Headers Rolled in
Three Bowling Circuits.
ARCAOIANS BREAK RECORDS
Three Marks Smashed by Them in
Arcade League-Nolan
Gets 100.

| Three double-headers were rolled last
night in the bowling leagues. The X. of
c., the Washington Gas Company and the
Southwestern duckpin leagues staged con-
tests in which four teams took part
! In the two matches played in the
| knights of Columbus League the Keane
quint lost two out OF three games to the
CAROLS. while the Potomacs won three
straight from the Spauldings. One hum
! dred and eleven was the highest individual
game rolled in the contest between the
| keane and Carroll councils, which was
secured by Repetti of the latter. Muir
taugh, Burns and Mclaughlin were the
other men who had scores of more tlan
| 100 for one game.
+. Nolan, the last man for the Poto-
| macs. featured the evening with the high
! individual game. He set about as high
a mark as has been reached this year when
| he hung up a score of 100 in his third
frame. Nolan was way below that In
his other two frames, getting only 81
and SO in those. Had he been able to
roll more than 100 in his first two frames
he would have secured the highest set of
the year. The nearest anybody came to
Nolan was Mellon, one of his teammates,
with 10S in his first game
Altamonts Make Sweep.
In the first match i'm the Southwestern
League the Altamonts took three straight
games from the Grands, outclassing them
by good margin. The latter rolled two
games of more than 500, while 452 was
the highest score of the Grands. George
and Keith led the Altamonts with high
sets, each having averages of 103 though
George got the highest game, rolling 127
i'm his first, while the best that Keith did
was to get 122 in his third. Dameron
was the only man of the Grands to knock
down 100 pins in any frame. He got
10., in his first. The Lincolns took three
straight from Parker d Bridget. though
they did not have any score as good
as SEQ Seabright had the highest scores
of any of the winners 9S, 104 and 40.
The Installation department of the gas
company defeated the Commercial Office
easily by taking all three games by big
margins. In the second match between
the two gas company league teams the
West station made a clean sweep against
the Distribution department The third
game was won easily, but the first two
were taken by only six and four pins, re-
spectively. The highest game rolled
by Cumberland of the West station five.
Arcadians Break Records.
The Arcadians had three good games to
their credit in the Arcade League, being
the only five I'm any of the circuits to
pass the 500 mark in each frame. They
registered 5o6 I'm the first. 513 In the sec
ond and jO5 in the third. The team broke
the record of the league for high game, /
making 500 in the first frame, against
542 for the Bankers night before last.
LaSsa broke the high set record when he
tailed :5J for average of lis. LaSsa 8
three scores We're $50, 100 and 1G1 In
the first frame, in which the Arcadians
broke the game record for the league,
four men rolled LOO or more. Lewis
got 100 even, Watson. ia; Chaconas, 96;
Guli, 107, and Lassa, 139. -Four of the
five players secured marks passing the
century in the two other games, but
they were not high as in the one
mentioned. Noyes was high man for the
Columbias, rolling 11S in his first game.
The Arcadians won all three games The
total secured by the Arcadians broke the
record for high set, 1,574 pins being re-
corded.
The scores:
TERMINAL, Il. II, Y NJ L. A. LEAGUE.