The Washington times., 1914-02-12
n6OYdrs Will Roll at tRc1mOnd--Arguers League Field
HUNDRED LOCAL ROLLERS
IN RICHMOND'S TOURNEY
Chamber of Commerce Team
Heads Delegation to Go
From the Capital.

Manhattans-R. Barber. D. d. Walk
er. c. F. Jacobsen (cap.dinl, E. S. Nc
Knew, H. F. K-auss and II. A. Robin
EFT.
Palace-H. F. Krauss, Z. S. McKnew
1. c. Fritz, Frank Thomas and J. i.
Fields (captain).
schaefer, R. Burdine, Joseph Hardie
(captain), and a. Lednum.
BureaE Frank Milovitch, George
Land, Ray DUnahue, Joseph Hardie
and r. S. Jones (captaiD.
Knickerbockers-P. w. Page (captain),
James Berral, Herman Rosengarten
Conrad Doy.e aid Buck" A lison.
Ploneers-Frank Thomas (captain). E
Staub, a. IL. Rodr.ck, George Wenner
E. J. Lamster and Mr.. Williamson.
Nationals Pop HALEY (captain)
Buck" Oliyeri, Harry Armiger, Ray
Chapman, Ed Howser and N. S. Wat
son.
Tuesday nights game in the Arcade
League between The SherWoods and
Goodfellows was postponed and will bG
rol ed off when those teams again meet
on April H. This constitutes one of bu,
four games in the circuit which have
not been rol Ell on schedule and the
record of so few poStponements is prob
ably not equaled in Washington.
Over in the Southern Ry. Clerks
League they are preparing for a big
ball on the night of February 70. when
Law and Managers. the two lead ng
quints toe the foul line. At this set,
one of those two teams is expected to
establish a leadership which viii last
throughout the remainder of the sea-
SOL.
The A. Baers recorded a substantial
pinfall when they walked off the Poto-
mac alleys with three games won from
the Baltimore and Ohio rollers. Kenzig
recorded high individual game with III
pins his third round, and also made a
mark for the evening in rolling high
individual set, 3O7.
In the National Capital League, Rob-
erts and Wright ran a close race to
contribute the healthiest game. The
and Wright tOppled over 125 pins in his
finalgame. Velvet Won two out of
three from Potomacs.
Staging the last match of the week,
Zig Zags and All-Stars were the attrac-
ton at the Northeast alleys wednesday
afternoon, when they rolled in the
Washington Post circuit. All-Stars were
able to get but one game. Zig Zags
approached the leagues record for high
game WslGn lley turned IN q score OF 90
in the final round. All-Stars's victory
over the Zig Zags was by one pin less,
5g5 TO $50
The lowly Santa Maria team was able
to nose out a victory in but one of its
games with the naughty SalvadoTs when
those teams clashed in the Carroll Coun-
Gil Duckpin League.
Another trio of games was posted in
the win column for the East Shop
0uint out at the Navy Yard. West
Shop being the losers. McCormick's 120
was high.
Narrow margins feaItured the scores
in which RelmontS took one and fair
nonts one in the Mt Pleasant circuit.
BY grabbing off one in the roll-off,
Farmers made il two out of three from
Mechanicals in the Patent Examiners
circuit. WeikeTt's III was the feature.
Three in a row were won from the I'm
manuels by the Holmeads in the Arcade
League. Both teams are out of the
championship running. and the games
had no disastrous effect on the con-
tenders for first place. Holmeads now
look like it will finish inside the moneyr,
and should give GOodfellOws and Ar
cadians stiff tussle to keep them
down.