The Washington times., 1914-01-07

Van Buskirk wound up third, his ma
IN the preliminary rolling which
started early in December. probably
some of the most remarkable games
that have ben registered on any aliey
this season were rolled. Elliott toppled
tho duckpins for a total of III, while
ferguson killed LAS pins for his zen
qualifying games The following bowl
ers qualified for the finals and partici-
pated in the roll-off: Ferguson, Van
Buskirk, Elliott, Krieger, Awkward,
FfeIo, HeindeL Slye, Nunnally, hcCor-
mick, Ridout, Chaplin, Miller, Risler,
Shipley, and Whitacre.
OF the three league games rolled
Tuesday night in the Interdenomina-
rionaI circuit. none furnished the eX-
,itement of that between Westminster
and Sixth. The first-named team pock-
cted all three games and crowded the
losing quint out of fourth position, and
leaving It in fifth. Bethany took two
odt Of three from Fifth. and st. Mark S
took all three of its games from Ken
dali in the latter match, Galleher's
same of lis was high, while Hartseifs
game of IIs was high in the Bethany
Fifth set-to.
Zig-zags displaced Invincibles for sec
ond position when the former quint got
away with all three of its games, in
the Post League. Richardson's string
Of liz, in the second game, was the best
individual mark recorded during the
match.
\ new eligibility list has just been
oompIeted for the Post circuit. The
personnel of the teams for the second
series is as follows:
-Waidelich Captain. Fer
ber, Cotter, Feeney. Belt, and Sleigh.
Invincibles-Jordan (captainI, Wal
smith, Shields, Covert, Maclaren, and
Wallace.
zig zags-Brandt Ccaptain). Sanders,
Reuth, Richardson. Werner. and Peden.
. All Stars-Stocker captain, Wright
Nelson, Hicks, Suess, and Edelen.
Probably no match rolled this season
IN the National Capital League has as
sumed the interest which surrounded
the match in which Palace won two out
Of three from the Brunswicks. Palace
and Y. NJ. c. A. were separated by but
q single game, and, had the Brunswicks
had better luck against their opponents
Of Tuesday night, the three leading
cams in the league would have eX-
hanged places. 1t was the possibility
of such a condition which created the
enthusiasm displayed at the rolling OF
these games. Dunn furnished keen sport
for the spectators when he rolled high
game of I31, the best mark made last
night by any bowler at duckpins.
When the Puritans and Knickerbock-
srs in the Colonial League rolled at
tenpins last night Knickerbockers sue
reeded in taking the greatest total and
slso the most number Of games. Two
out of the set of three went to the
ISnlckerbockers. but the Coloniais nave
he credit of high game, HerbeTts mark
Of 2Os establishing a record for the
night.
weikert's three games for the Mechan-
ais. of the Patent Examiners. was
ne best individual set rolled when that
;eam dropped two out of three games
20 the Farmers. Loeffer. of the Farm
ers has credit for rolling high game,
MS total iOr that honor being 10.
When the Inspection and Railway Mail
auints. of the Postoffce Department
IeagUe. met at the Arcade alleys, In
HDectiOn won by two games to one. Ken
riamer, of the winning team, rolled
" anne Of 121. while Mess string of ll5
was the next best game registered.
No changes in standings occurred as
. result Of Columbia's clean sweep
Gown the alleys over the GoOdfellows
uint in the Arcade League. GoOdfel-
o1ys won the opening game by a mar
n of forty-six piTIs. the second game
~ Eve pins. and the final by tTentE
rs. Joe Costinett's game of 100 was
inner up 10 the high game rolled by
,,obcrts.
Wright's three games Of -Ul. III and
T. we're the hest rolled in tho sci
hich Gannons took from the Racca
lab in the Northeast League bE two
-ames to one. KirchneT cot a hiGh
~aTne mark Of lie. +. OBrien also
egistered good totols. he getting d ~
o no 10
Cubs seemed to be unable to get their
strike balls going properly when they
rent up against the GriffOs in the Co
l-mbia LeaEHc. GriffOs took ali IN"
NunOrs as lar as the set is concerned.
ut the higa game mark was cstaD-
'shed by Rogers % the Cubs who
IrneG in a icS.
The Toposraphers' League rolled
Tree canes at the Casino Alleys Pa
. &c taking one and leaving two for
-. 0rthwestera. Anderson Of tic last
raned qTint and HGTneRan Of the Pa