The Washington times., 1914-04-12
CAS- COMPANY TO
ENLARGE CIRCUIT
I No More Teams viii Be Added
to Ranks of 0uckpin Rollers
Next Year.
WEST STATION WINS FLAG
ligh Scores Contributed in
Pete Ma!oney's Tournament
for Baseball Tickets.
WEST STATION WINS FLAG
By L ,Rn c. MILLER.

vi such DISLIKE success las the
ST ason which JcS, closed in The
" ashlngton Gao Light Compam., >
league proven, tha. two addlL.c~,,
r. ans Will be adue,. l.. t., Ianas e..
the opening OF the 10. l. -. "A.
surance Oh Cnls action 49, .,.I o..
by Secretary InarIeS "a. 49,, ~
Gay. Ine Last Snop and A., 49,
lurImenI are The Itvwcomers 80, ..,S
b"wIers OF Ine employees vI L. ,.,.s
l ompany, ana Representatives VI
those departments viii be seen We
1nG Will Ine. oUners wuen Another
s. ason as lnauguraIed.
MIJE an advantage of six games la
IL favor, W est SJaLIon pochrIed tn
u gheSJ nonOrS this Season, lnereDy
y INNING the caSn prize OF pie. I,S
9 erage Tor The year Is oil. ulSlri-
L ILoII Is Lne cIoSSSl coiIIpetrOr Wnlcn
" est SIarIon nau, as uI severaI uc-
C4SIonS Ine IOrmer tnreaJeneu "
b -cak into the leadership. CONNER
CA finished Tnlru with u percentage
@ .IIz, wnue InSIaIIaCIon Urougnu up
the rear win record oil ~ vIL.urleo,
> deTeaIS, and a percentage OF .5oY.
4 substantial arIa ay OF Cash awarus
~ been lIaue To Inc IraIIS aLu InuI-
y Luals Distinguishing LntIIISeIN es In
i"e pursuaiiCe VL The scnvuuIe OF the
NJ ASnlngtvn Gas LaSnt League -aS
enuolISu above west SIaIOu Won a
&c oI sI0. a he runners-up, DistrIuu-
! "A, We're also aIlot.eu casl PRIZE, II
ne 10. IN lue CIuer nalneu, these
l Inns also Registered the nioncsI
= mes. anu in auuIL.on to. the ABOVE
: les, eacn recelk ed -.
IN InS way OF Individual work, that
a. MeIIUn WAS the ieaCuTe, MS expert
" ON running the best average Ia Ins
.. Cull anu COfTiIIIIS lor HIm Inc
= atest number oI spares- The former
..sunCIIUH Won, ~ iOr nIm, NnIIe the
4-tIvr Drought ann tine amount "a e.
.-evonu nIeII IIuIS IuudI aseraSe be-
4, Igs To ocurivner with a marx 95.3,
- nIIe thru hIgn average Is the property
OF LarkIn vita 90.ll. The honors urew
- ana s. respectively Inc highest Lat
game Was regIstered by SchrIvner, y,
:or which he was given 81 The great
est number OF strikes was contributed
by Schriyner, also, ms record OF clean
eeps bringing TO MN IN additional
:; Larkins nigh individual game, l4l.
o AVS IS, while the second best roller in
!s respect was Overacker, VINO turned
y game OF lf, thereDy winning q.
y ext in individual performances comes
ne high individual set of 55l, made by
';oche and the second high set of So.
. oiled b. L9rkin. The prizes were IS
I'd y, IN the order named.
Eight cash awards were made TO the
, st and second high average men on
, ach Of the four teams. The high men
rev H.5dr while the second high rollers
sceived 81. They finished as follows:
gh men OH each team-Mellon, 1886;
X Burns, B.3S; Overacker. 54-29. and
hrivncr. 1882. Second high men on
g Oh team-Lsrkin, *5.1i; Howell, 92.74;
.oche. $50. and Kreisher. sl.94- Secre-
~ Smith is compiling complete indi-
dual averages and will have them
ady for publication tomorrow.
Pete MaloneY's baseball bowling
ornament continues to create keen
ompetition among the patrons Of his
-"utheast alleys, and the coming week
expected to see many of the follow
marks bettered Here are a few
Eh scores which set fast mace for
""se who expect TO win one OF the
Seball tickets TO the opening game OF
re 1914 baseball season between the
lmbers and Red Sox OH April .: Wal
.'', $40; Wolstenhoime. g: Patterson,
?. Bowbrest, S26; Lang!v. 325 Sander
o.. n. 52h: L. Bittingsr. 200, and Boyd