The Washington times., 1914-02-19

can be made there toward eStaD ism NJ
a separate branch OF the mother organ
ization which will give the Capital and
The neighboring cities some tournament:
of their own.
A South Atlantic division. which viii
include Baltimore. Richmond, Norfolk,
Washington ard the other cities tina,
now participate in the intercity tourna,
ments each year, is most desired b.,
the majority OF tenpin enthusiasts OF
ms section. Just as he National Bowl
ing ASsoclat on sprun:, from the Ameri-
can bowling Congress; so would new
branch be welcomed by the bowers in
the territory above referred to.
Two sets in the Pepco Duckpin League
which were scheduled for this week
have been postponed until the end of
the season. The match which should
nave been bowled on Tuesday betweeI.
the Overhead and Storeroom leans ana
the set dated for tomorrow night be-
tween Meter and Bookkeeper. at the
Relief alleys, are the ones referred to,
and they will be disposed of after the
regular schedu closes on March IL.
Lectures taking place at the Relief
alleys throughout this week make it i'm
possible for the bowlers to pursue The
schedule.
Beginning its third series. all games of
which are to be rolled on the Royal
alleys. the District League staged a
contest Wednesday night between the
Resolutes and Contenders. Rolling with
two dummies, the former quint easily
won brace of games, Berry's indi--
vidua game of 125 being an example OF
the best rolling seen. He made IL and
Ill in his other strings.
Dwyer's game Of 12i and set of 333 con-
tributed tine features Of the set rolled in
ha do \ haf ha
tionals and Bankers. The former Won
two out of three thereby keeping the
Bankers from regaining the z. ou..d they
lost Tuesday night when the A. cad1anS
nosed ahead OF them bv game and
one-haif. Gu lis Arcadians now see to
have the runner-up pace well qua! ded.
Tucker and Marcy. of the Mt. F1eas-
ant League, tied for individual horrors
when each allowed his best game to
soar to the figure of rs. Harvards won
the majority OF games from the New
tons, but the Iatter's one victory was
by a healthy number of pms, White
rolled for Smoot Semmes for kneessi.
and Fristoe for Sears, making about
the largest number of substitutions for
the season.
The size of the scores in the recently
organized Postal Savings League con-
tinue to increase as the season wears
on. "Wednesday night. Team d. drop
ped a pair to Team F. Barnhart' s
third game. of lG7, being the highest SIN
gle game.
Johnsons, the league leaders in the
SpaldinS Council circuit, fell asleep at
the switch and allowed the Normoyles
to sneak over one game out of three.
thereby narrowing the margin between
those teams which are contenders for
. n Mt TIt-n Una Of
10. high individual game.
Another pace-sett ns aggregation was
found lacking hen il came to the final
test II berg the Salvadors, in the Car
roll Council League co umbias won the
second string by a scant difference of
eleven pins.
Pop" Halley's Welsbach team. in the
Commercial League. won two out OF
three from tine Rudolph West outfit
"Wednesday night. II remained for rome
other than HALEY himself TO set up an
evenings record for high individual
game when he spilled l23 pins in his
third game.
By rolling three more pins than va
scot team saved itself from a white
washing. when those teams met in the
y. n. c. y. League. AS ii is. YakImas
TO-DAY get credit for TWO out or three.
Fat Men today find themselves in
fourth place. in the standings Of the
National Capital League. This is one
step above the COlumbias. who dropped
when the ''stout' rollers
took three in a row from Velvet Kind.
az the two tenpin organizations rrlich
staged matches Wedn' Sday night that
taking place in the departmental
! earue was probably most spcctacu ar
The Agriculture ruint took all three
from the Navy quint. and Jinmy Fields
game. pa, and high set 632
In tie Colonial League. Pilgrims did
tol near approach the recorl made by
th' m last week Most of th.. games
hov"red around 80. as c0rrrarei with
l."ih last week. and two out Of three