The Washington times., 1914-10-07
By KIRK c. MILLER.

FraLk A. Loeffler has again been
n ned president of the Patent Exam
hers Duckpin League, and, together
n his fellow Officers, has made ar
r. ngements TO start the rolling in that
organization one week from tonight.
Assisting Loeffler in conducting the
sftairs Of the Patent Examiners circuit
is V. F. Lassagne, who will act in the
|ca pacity Of official scorer and treasurer
National Capital alleys have been
r"ured for the use of the exminers, and
SIX well-balanced teams are included in
the schedule, which has been only par
tally completed. Loeff!er and Lassagne
are working on an extensive string Of
GATES, which will carry the duckpin
b"wlinG through until late spring. The
Gates for the first month follow:
-roeer H. Engineers VS.. Mechanics: 1h
r. ckmskers; q, Interference VS.. Brick
Makers: y Mechanics VS.. Farmers; ., En-
sineers vs Printers: q. Farmers VS.. En-
Interference VS.. Printers.
November T. Engineers vs Brickmaker.;
Printers; Ii. Engineers VS.. interference; T.
Mechanics VS.. Printers; 13, Farmers u
'kmakers.
our disunctively high single games
A@e contributed to the early seasons
r ords in as many different leagues
list night, when figures soaring we'll
er the l25 mark were turned in. Fell
era. anchorman of the Berkles in the
; ortheastern League. registered the
chest game Of the evening in his final
ing. with score of 1S7. This was
followed by Fenton. OF the Postoffice
rsgue, with mark Of l29.
The other two high scores we're rolled
Pop HALEY and Miller. The for
sr made 126 in his first game as an
= 7rrnan Of the Welsbachs. and Miller's
TX was also 126 when he rolled in
same capacity for the Commercials,
q the Commercial Alleys League.
IiEzags gave Invincibles an uphill bat
to take two out of three, and the
Z res in that match were as close as in
Le games rolled. The first game was
r. n by difference of but five pins
second by 14-pin margin. while but
l. PINS separated the two teams in the
: nal
mother close match, as far as games
. s concerned. occurred over at the
. 1tOmac alleys. where the Columbia
ante and Dredging Companv's FIVE
' on from the Washington and Virginia
: -ilway in three straight games. The
ores were al to 4n2. 40 TO 3Ss. and 416
4ns
Disbursing won the last two and
g -opped the opener when IL took on the
NJ {. a. League. Renn's game Of
J represents the best individual string.
3 / his other two games of 102 and SO
ve him the largest set.
2ohemians took the woodmen into
mp for two out of three in the South
".,st Bowling League. when Sanderson,
ad-Off man for the former turned in
INES Of lOe and 1l9. for the best
Z mes.
Pop" Haley had his Brockton break
- rrking to perfection last night, and
4s largely instrumental IN helping the
elsbachs to win from the Potomac
.ectr.ctans.
The spalding Council OK. Of c. circuit
got under way and four teams partici-
ted in the inaugural games. Nor
p loyles made a clean sweep Of Clearys.
hile Johnsons were able TO let but
air from Sheehvs.
Thanks to the consistently high ROLL
K of Anchorman Miller, the CONNER
ais made q clean sweep of the boards
gainst the Nationals in the CONNER
j Alleys League. In the second at
action. Giants took all three games
On the Braves.
Patent Attorneys were busy, Howes
I'd Edisons figuring in a match which
rnt in It's entirety. to the Howes.
That Y. NJ. c. A. outfit broke up the
pc in the Arcade League when they
n the Argyles on the run throughout
former winning a trio of games in
asy fashion. But four of the W
4 me totals were below 100.