The Washington herald., 1913-10-12

Distribution team were compelled to
have roll-off in their first set Wednes-
night. both totaling 443, but the first
named outfit carried the honors Of the
evening. and they were awarded this
game on the roIf-off. In the clash be-
tween Installation and West Station,
Rhodes featured. with 112 game in the
first set. Capt. Scribner. of. the InstaIls-
ton crowd, came through with the good
total OF 1O6 for the evening.
The rolling of Solach and Miller OF the
Miscellaneous Shop five in the Navy
Yard League virtually gave Capt Nor
gan's team the victory over the y. NJ.
Shop in all three games.
Gridle of the Interference team. and
HemphiIl. of the Farmers. were the only
bowlers in the Patent Examiners Duck
pin League to touch the century mark
Wednesday night, the first named roll
ing an even 100. and the Farmers leader
getting six pins over the mark. Dumy.
OF the Interference side, is some dunn
my OF the aforementioned side touch
ing 20 in each OF his games, for grand
total of the same.
The Bakers captured two games from.
the Sherwood five, Mann and Malcolm
lnf LTsl AOppllIlS
10 in the second set, and Malcolm get
ting one less in the same set.
The rolling in the Commercial League
Wednesday night was not up to the
standard. the Rudolph & West Company
capturing two Of three games from the
Columbia Printing Company FIVE The
highest team total of the evening was
iSl. credited to the Rudolph FIVE. who in
Q fh.a fret
combined efforts
Anchor man Brosnan, OF the Commise
sioner team of the Departmental Duck
pin League. got total of. 122 in his last
set after putting up a poor exhibition in
his first two games.
Beuchert led the Griffos in the game
against the Indians in the District
Duckpin League, when he spilled 122 in
his second set.
Tucker rolled brilliant game in his
initial set for the Imperial five against
Holmead in the Arcade League Tuesday
night. spillng 1856 in his first game.
The Rural Mail five handed the first
forfeit in the Post-ofice Duckpin League
Wednesday night to the Postal Savings.
but in the substituted game Postal was
only able to capture one, this being the
last set playing the second set TO a tie.
Parker Bridget quint was no match for
the A. y. o. in the Southwestern Duck
pin League, the A. n. o. romping home
with all three games. taking them by
large margin OF pins. The rolling Of
Bishop. for the Lincolns. against tFre-Vir-
ginians. was easily the feature OF the
evening
Hardsford OF the GoodfelIows. came
through with the high score of le6 in his
first game Tuesday night, against the
Arcsdians. but fell short in his next two
sets.
Pop" HALEY is still the grand old
man with the little ball. Rolling lead off
for the Brunswicks against the Y. NJ c.
A. Tuesday night Pop came through
with three brilliant games. spiIIing 100
l2o. and Is, respectively. for a total OF
IO51
Woodward & Lothrop five surprised the
Tolman Laundry FIVE. capturing three
games from that outfit through the fea-
ture bowling Of Nalley.
The Evening Star five, leaders in the
Commercial League, were handed a slight
setback, Thursday night. when the
General Baking Company crew managed
TO squeeze one pin more in the total in
the second set. but the "Newsies'' came
through. and managed to hold the lead
by capturing two out of three.
Pop Halley's welsbach FIVE kept UP
their fight for first honors in the Com
mercial League by taking two OF three
games from the Rudolph & West Com
pany Thursday night.