Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05

Representatives from seven different firms
were present, officers were elected and
plans were discussed relative to the be-
ginning of active work
The officers chosen Were as follows.
George Isemann. president: ]. a. Dor
rittee, vice president c. T.. Carter. sec
rotary; c. w. Hummer, treasurer. and S.
b. Loveeess. official scorer.
District National Bank, Young Mems
Shop, Chris Xander, Title Guaranty and
Surety Company, Potomac Electric Pow
Ter Company. Washington Railway and
Electric Company, Raleigh Hotel and o.
iJ. DeMoll Company compose the circuit.
Before the meeting was adjourned it
was moved and carried that the members
and officials come together again tomor-
row night to determine what steps should
the plans already made. High hopes were
expressed for the success and progress
Of the new organization
Mr.. Dulin. manager of the Jeds of the
District League, is mighty proud of the
showing made by his team in its games
against the Newcomers Friday night 1he
work of the men as FIVE and indlv,du-
ally was all that could have been asked
for. They .won every game OF the SET
and made very creditable mark in each.
The first resulted in a score of 30, the
second found them scoring o3i, butt they
pins being toppled Miller did the best
| Individual work, when he tailed 10 in
his second game. and had los IN eacn OF
his other two. Keller, who rolls Tor the
set for that club the other night. is also
a member of the Jeds. He did not do
as well in the District League as IN lne
National Capital. though he made 40
101 and 81 in his set.
I It is said that Joliffe of the Finance
team, in the Post Office Department
League is about the best bowler IN ee
III. I.ay MT nnlV haa
sistent but is above the average OF the
other members of the league. His tenn
/ won two sets out of three against the
City. Post Office last week. End s,,, he had
son on his quint. He had marks of ~ for
his first and 116 in each of his others
1t would be difficult TO find more
capable bowler among the teams In wash
I, inefon than Baum of The Evening Star
4 uuint He has nearly always accom-
plished more than the other men on the
teams on which he has BOWED ana ms
work in individuals and doubles has been
of the highest caliber, at times briiiant.
Baum has started the present season as
though he is going to keep up MS spieh-
did work. In the set rolled by The Star
1 team against Woodward d Iothrop last
week Baum led his teammates with an
average of III, rolling three games OF
TO- 1O3 and lbs. He had the high aver
age and also the high individual score
| who tailed 123 in his second game
Baum's performance i'll the tournament
held here last spring will not soon be for
| gotten. He not only won the champion
| ship, but did some of the greatest work
/ ever seen on local alleys. In the doubles
! he rolled three games OF l2'D, ls3 and Us,
giving him an average OF IT,: I'm the SIN
giles he set his mark even higher, making
scores of l1S LIZ and 1871, for an average
of 12T While rolling for his team he fin-
ished with an average of LIB for three
| games of 152 his highest record for a
single game ~ and IT,. IL Baum had
not fallen down in his second frame II is
| proha BILE he would have made record
which would have stood Il long while.
| Frank b. Essex, secretary and treas
Iurer of the Departmental Tenpin League,
announced his schedule yesterday for the
| first series, which will he started To-
| morrow night. 1t is follows:
/ October 6-Navy VS.. War
| October 7-Commissioners VS.. Bureau
| October S-InteIior VS.. Agriculture.
| October 13-Navy VS.. Bureau.
October 14-Interior VS. Commissioners
October l.,-Agricllture vs.. War.
| October a0-Interior US. Blu eau. -
! October 21-War vs.. Commissioners.
October 22-Agriculture W. Navy.
| October 2T-Bureau VS. War
October 2S-interior VS.. Navy.
October 29-Commissioners VS.. ASri-
culture
November 3-Interior VS. War.
November t-Bnreau vs.. Agriculture
| November S-Navy vs. Commissioners.
| Mr. Essex also announced that the FOL
| lowing men would have charge OF the
| different teams: Robert S. Jones. bureau
| of engraving and printing. o. b. Roepke
| patent office: j. Il. Fled, Agricultural
Department; J. Brosnan. municipal build
| ing: g. Miller, navy yard.