Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-29
BRILLIANT BOWLING
DONE BY THE JEDS
Take Three Games From Car
dinaIs in District League,
Rolling Set of 1878.
OEHLER LEADS PLAYERS
WITH A TOTAL OF ST.
Gets Scores of $50, liz and 1876 in
His Contests-Two
Forfeits.

Some of the most brilliant bowling of
the year was done by the Jeds in the
District League last night They defeat
ed the Cardinals in all three Of the
contests. and the scores by which they
won were much larger than those Of
the losers. The games registered by the
team as a whole and by the individual
players We're extraordinary. and the
team set was the best of the year.
In the first game the JedS rolled for
$50 against 499 for the Cardinals. In the
next contest the winners did not have
quite SO large d margin, getting $50
against 519, but in the last set-to they
again finished in the lead by a great
deal, their score beng 554 to SOL. The
total for the three games registered by
the Jeds was 1873.
Oehler Does Good Work.
Harry Oehler was the individual star
of the evening. HIS work for tho Jeds
was superb in every particular. HIS
total for the three contests was 81.
and for this set he got scores in his
games of lSO, liz ana 1875. Wright also
DID some excellent work for the Jeds.
he optained set OF 3D3, for which he
rolled games OF 13s. llo and yy. TAat
nlnery-nine mark of Wright was the
only game in which any jed player Tell
below 100 pms. hoveless got los, los and
10; Moore, 100, 1903 and l01. and Good
man, los. l02 and 109.
The Easennef Bakery made clean
sweep in the Capital City League, de-
feating the Charles Hotel qulnt rather
easily. The bakers made more than
500 IN each Of their games. Burhans
and Work did the best bowling for
the victors.
The Y. NJ c. A continued to forge
ahead in the National Capital League
winning two out OF three from the Co
and Meany with 321. led the associa-
ton Players. Both men got more than
100 pms in every game, the frst-men-
,ioned rolling los. 1873 and lO2. and
the latter obtaining LOG. 102 and 113.
Giants and Parks Win.
The Giants got the long ends of the
|scores in all their contests with the
Hiltons in the Commercial Alley
League. Everett led the players Of
both clubs, with u.s. log and lO1, The
Parks also were victors in all the
gAmes of their match with the Cliff
TONS in the Mount Pleasant League. c.
Rawlings, X. rawlings and Mccain
prldge starred for the winners, ana it
was their good work which gave the
decisive scores. Every contest rolled
by this trio was for a score higher
Than 100. with the exception of the
second by r. Rawlings. rawlings got
ll3 and 1913 in his ouner two.
Down in the Southeast League the
Bohemians dereated the Southeast Stars
three straight. Risler did well Tor the
losers. " hlie Butter was the best Of
me winning players. RisIer's scores
were 1v6. ia ana 1o2. and Buffers
marks were 100, 1872 and 113
Ford of the Woodward 4 Lothrop
! team, which won all it's games from
the General Baking Company in the
He got games OF l31, 100 and 1906
Forfelts occurred in two organiza-
tions. The Mount Peasants dropped
their set to the Bankers in the Arcade
circuit in that way, and the Hecht
qulnt obtained victory over the Ber-
oerich flve for that reason.
The scores: