The Washington herald., 1913-10-26
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BY JOHN a. pueAN

The Herald honor list makes its first
appearance of the season. Close obser-
vation tends to show most of the old
timers UP with the featuring crew. Chap
man, Roberts, Freeman, and Michaud
are the 'oId boys to put across the
highest set during the last weeks bowl
ing. but spotted here and there will be
found the new blood, which bids fair to
keep the old-timers on the move. Chap
man hung up the highest set of the
week in the games with the Y. NJ. c. A.
Monday night, when he toppled the ma
pies for a total of $40 and dropped 1J
in his first game, which wins him fourth
position in the individual contest. Bur-
leigh. of the Holmeads, a newcomer in
the game. is given first honors in the in
dividual outfit. he having spilled 159 in
the second game Monday night with the
Bankers. when his team captured two
OF three contests played.
To Jimmy Roberts, Of the Velvet Kind
land ever SO many other quintsl, belongs
the honor of being the most consistent
performer, as he stands second in the
high set and holds the same position in
the individual game list Roberts work
Monday with the Velvet Kind quint was
his best, his showing being lO9, lis, and
us respectively in his games, for total
OF s54S. Coming back Tuesday night in
the Contenders, Jimmy put across his
high game of the week, topping 135
pins. and followed up Thursday night by
grabbing 1870 in his second set against
the Columbians.
Roberts also was ace high in putting
across the high sets for the week. get
ting, besides his 3FS set, three other re-
markably good games. Bowling with
the Post-office five, Roberts came
. ,.Vg.k a
cadisns he totaled 323. When he hung
up his high individual score game he
touched 322 for his total
Neiley, of the Woodward & Eothrop
quint, stands third on each list, having
lSl for high game and total OF 3il in
the high set column.
Murphy. rolling with the JOhnsons
quint in the Spaulding Council Duckpin
League, led the four clubs in the second
nights bowling, when he fell one pin
behind the three century mark, having
299 for his total and lO6 for high game.
HOren featured the rolling in the Car
roll Council TX. of c. Duckpin League
when he put across us in his second
game with the CoIumbians.
After capturing the first two games
from the Contenders, the Good Fellows
lost the last sets by four pins. Some
hard blow TO these bowlers.
The bowling in the National Capital
Duckpin League is still going along at
its high standard. In the clash Monday
night between the Y. NJ. c. a. and the
Velvet Kind. four 800 games were hung
up. The Christians captured two of the
three games from the ice cream makers.
Watts. of the Laborites. and H Hur-
ley. of the Imperials, showed the best
rolling in the Arcade Duckpin League
Monday night. when they hung up Ill
and Il3 respectively for their high scores.
The scores I'm the Patent Examiners
League are getting better as the season
proceeds. The Farmers totaled 4S7 in
their last game with the Engineers. this
being the high total of the evening.
Farrell, of the Washington Railway
and Electric Company team of the Mer-
camille Duckpin League. broke into the
honor roll by. tOtaling S2J for his set and
l20 in the second game, when
his club captured two of three games
from the Chris Xanders quint Monday
night.
In Monday nights rolling in the WASH
ington Gas Company Duckpin League,
Mellon, of the Distribution quint, hung
up 122 for the high game of the evening,
giving him eighth position in the honor
list
The Chris Xander quint fell below the
400 mark Monday night, theirs being the
poorest game totaled.
Capt Walkers Delaware trio, of the
Y. NJ. c. A. Duckpin League, landed
three games from the Wachusett quint
evening. The second game was
rolled to a tie, but in the roll-off in the
first box of the third contest the Della
wares forged ahead and won by a 13-
pin margin.
In the games at the Arcade Duckpin
League alleys Tuesday night two bowl
ers broke into the honor list Burleigh,
Of the Holmeads. gained first position
in the individual list. and Malcolm, of