The Washington herald., 1913-02-02

mirer of Washington's popular short
stop.
Watson offered tc lend Charlie Lennon
a dictionary. stating II was Spanish and
ii might help out his vocabulary.
Tommy Oliver lost his overcoat Benny
Bush was sorry for Tom. and presented
him with 4 brand new one.
In the tSo-rnan tournament now run
ming at Michaud's Alleys Pop HALEY Is
In on first. second, and third money. The
Department of Justice will please take
necessary action to break up this mo-
nOpoly.
Lefty Goodman. Of the Royals. is no:
only 4 star luckpin artist, but he also is
scme three-Cushion billiard player. He
finished second TO Mr.. Ketner, and is
sporting a new pair OF 'russets." Take
shot At 'em.
McFlroy, OF the Columbia League, tops
Rarrick by one pin. Wonder IL BarrlCk
will keep his promise?
| runways on alleys and would not
seerl sn short.
Poor Did man" Herbert is slipping
, Bell has passed him since the last aver
ages were published. Never mind. Al:
| there are Others.
OF course. Murphy can stay out late
enough 10 bowl all three games.
Doctor Tommy Utz:
Dear Doctor: Hitting single pins with
! the third ball does not constitute a snare
according to my Interpretation of the
rules. Your objections are therefore over
ruled. Respectfully with an efforO.
| VI. r. RODGERS.
| Managcr-in- ChicS.
There is a lovely scrap on for first
place between Dunn and Mcclure in
the Columbia League. Stand back,
Let them scrap. They are both from
Kilkenny.
Lest We forget skinner" Carrolrs
real name is John &. Carroll. You will
have to ask skinny what that rep
resents.
LitZau has very sore toe and has
! been benched for a few weeks. Too bad
how that ppoE set had to come In ard
hurt that lOs average.
The National Electric Supply Com
pany has placed a team in the CONNER
cial League to take the place Of the
| Havenner Baking Company, who are
| unable to finish the season. The Ma
| tional Electric Supply Company VIII
! assume the standing OF the Hsvenner
Baking Company. Next year they
| should have strong team in the
league. as Lefty Goodman and Eddie
Erieger are both eligible to bowl with
this team.
! At a meeting of the District League
! last night II was decided to roll the
third series on the Royal bowling alleys.
I A down-and-out tournament starts at
! the Royal bowling alleys on Monday,
! Thirty dollars in prizes is to be given by
| the management
| The highest score of the week made
IN the Y. NJ. c. A. Duckptn League was
rolled by Master Of the Antarios, who
did 142 IN a match game against the Su-
| periors.
The Terminal R. r. 7. NJ. c. A. Duck.
pin League which rolls on the alleys at
| the Union Station is becoming a very
| close race between the first four teams
in the race Station No. 2. and Southern
now leading with small gap OF three
games separating. There has been many
close game played during the last few
| sets and as the season grows older the
more exciting the race becomes.
]. d. Thompson. of Station No. 1 team.
broke the alley record, spilling the
| naples for a count OF 1+5. considered
good for the position his team holds in
the races and II Is to be hoped that he
may be lucky with the rest of them for
| the rest OF the season.
wnIiams of the station team has been
high maj with an average of 1oo.29 up till
last night when Faulk. OF the Auditors,
pa ssed his average, setting a mark OF
| 100. IS for SO gamts; he also beat Stanley S
high set mark which was Si4 for three
game set and set a new mark OF $50,
which will undoubtedly stand for while
at least.