Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-30

krauss and Lewis been consistent in
their bowling. 1t was the fine work on
the part of these men which has given
the team more than one victory this
year.
The Goodfellows of the Arcade League
rolled good set last week. one OF the
best of the year. 1t was total OF
1920 pins and more than 500 were
knocked down in each game: The
scores made were 575, 542, SOB. the first
game being one of the best of the year
There was not much exceptional bowl
ing on the part of the individuals. the
work of all being consistent enough TO
give the team the good mark. The high
had games of 1872 l24 and 100, Not
only did the Goodfellows do some good
bowling. but the Sherwoods, against
which they rolled. got in two good
Goodfellows' rolling. they did not win
all three of their games, the Sherwoods
taking the last by score of $40 to
sos.
The record for the high-team game
was broken last week in the George
town Commercial League. The Balti-
more and Ohio quint got the best score
it topped the previous mark by only
one pin. The previous record was held
by Milton Baer's five That was 549,
but the Il. and O. bunch surpassed that
when 1t tOtdled 5oU.
The alleys Of the teams in the National
Capital League are as follows:
Brunswicks-Palace alleys, 914 <
street northwest.
Capitol Hills-Capitol Hill alleys, 209
Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
Casinos-Casino alleys 1901 14th
street northwest.
Climbers-Diamond alleys. 631 G
street northwest.
Columbians--Palace alleys. GA E
street northwest
Fat Men-Fat Mems Club, 933 street
northwest.
Palace-Palace alleys. s14 E street
Potomacs- Potomac alleys. 1919 Wis
conSn avenue northwest
Velvet kind-Fat Mems alleys, S33 D
street northwest.
Y. NJ c. rA-Young Mems Christian
Association. 1886 G street northwest.
Carroll Council TX. of c. Duckpin
League. the pioneer knights of Columbus
bowling league in Washington. was
founded in September. 1910 The league
ing officers: F. NJ. McLaughlin. presi-
dent John n. kiley. vice president;
George Fl. Beuchert. secretary, and
Thomas T.. Petty treasurer. During
most popular duckpin team in the Dis
trict of Columbia. and was presented a
purse Of 800 in gold by local paper in
charge of the voting contest.
In the latter part of the season the
picked team of the Baltimore K. of c.
bowlers beat the Carroll Council team on
the home alleys. A banquet was served
after the match.
Carroll Council TX. OF CO Duckpin
League consisted Of six teams during its
second season. with the following officers:
f. NJ. Mclaughlin. president: Maurice J.
Colbert. vice president; Daniel J. Crowell,
secretary, and Claude b. Koontz. treas
urer In the Washington City d,lckpin
tournament a Carroll Council night was
arranged, and the teams of this league
occupied all the alleys. The gallery was
filed with ladies as guests of the league.
In this tournament the Carroll Council
members won quite a sum Of prize money
and a few medals. A trip was made to
Baltimore, where the Carroll Council won
three straight games from their Balti-
more brothers. and banquet was served
after the match The annual banquet
was held at the close Of the season at
the Hotel Continental, where the prizes
Of the winning teams and individuals were
distributed. State Deputy Edward p.
Harrington and Grand knight William ].