The Washington times., 1914-10-29
KIRK c. MILLER.

Soaring twenty-eight pins above the
league record for high team set, the
Parks. Of the Mt. Pleasant Duckpfn
,eleld over LBS pins in their set with
he Cliftons and to add TO this achieve
nient, took all three games Of the set
only last Thursday night was q new
nxh team set record established when
Glenn McCambridge piloted the attack
and succeeded in boosting the figure by
TWO pins, from a former score Of Las.
Tha previous mark of 1850. however
vas not destined to last for long. Last
night those Rawling brothers, Reginald
and George, were in bowling mood
seldom equaled up at the Arcade. and
together they succeeded in rolling some
ngures which compelled the best Of
them TO pay attention. Reginald spilled
the naples for high individual game,
getting a 123, and his brother came
along with the greatest number OF pins
Jor set, 81. Young Glenn McCambridge,
the hero of just week ago was not
far in the rear OF the Rawlings boys,
his set having totaled 3Sl, being the re-
suit OF three good games of 10, los and
1l3, respectively.
From the indications set forth in the
above, there appears to be but little
question as to the high bowling stand
ard which the Mt. Pleasant organiza-
lion il prepared TO present for the bene-
1T of the fans. More high class pin
Epilling has been done in the Mt. Pleas
ant League. which by the way is only
tn its second year of organized bowling,
than in any circuit Of its shore days.
There Is q fine sportsmanlike spirit of
competition prevailing UP at the Park
road headquarters, and some of the
best sport of any OF the leagues is be-
ing provided by President Costinett's
protoges.
Chic" Gandil IS doing some strutting
around as the result Of a record game
rolled by one of his patrons during an
afternoon match game. A game ot ia
was rolled by J.: K. Simons whose
boxes ran UP as follows: Il, 90, 40, 50,
IS. IS, lis, 14s, 165 and ia
Carl OF the Commercial League, is to-
Gays principal hero when individual
competition is his game OF l35 is leading
loday's best bowlers' box. FaTrow, OF
me National Capital, and Cordie Mann,
~ the Arcade, are entitled to recognf-
Jon for their high rolling. the former
spming through with a 1873, while the
krcade rollers's high mark was 80.
Thomas led the Y. NJ. c. A. rollers
v-hen he killed ~ pins while rolling
18th the NavaJos. against the Creeks.
2urtner's string Of 11S is next best
while his set of 325 was the best for
ihree games.
Continentals lost their ninth straight
Eame when the Puritans took three in
row last night To date the Puritans
nave been unable 10 win a single game.
after several spurts last night, they
sre still at the foot Of the Colonial
'.cague standings.
Doerners game of IA featured the
activities in the Potomac Electric Pow
"r COmpany's League. Bouchee ran him
close race for individual laurels when
hc finished a good second. The Pepcos
roll five games TO the set, three men
'.erforming on each team.
KnickeTbockers found little difficulty
~ taking the last two from Virginians
n their set in IN" Colonial League. but
The Old Dominion representatives walk
ID off with the first string by a margin
three pins. Score Sl4 TO SlI.
Mt. Pleasants anchored themselves
more firmly to the cellar championship
If the Arcade League when they for
cited their set Of last night to the
Fankers. 1t was in rolling these games
Fithout competition that Cordie Mann
T'in his third game up 10 l30 the third
'est individual mark Of the evening.
ErectirE Shop experienced trouble
com" opposition in its match with the
Vest Gun Carriage shop when the last
EaIned team pOrketcd two OF the games
"rchelIs game of n in the first race
ss high for the set
Butler led the Southeast League
merry chase when he picked off indi-
dual honors in game and set. the to-
tais being l22 and 335, respectively. Bo-
E"mians dropped the first game and
""re able TO win the last two by com