The Washington times., 1914-11-25
SOUTHERN POCKETS
TWO IN TERMINAL
Arcade Market Takes Two Out
of Three From Bankers in
Arcade League.
By KIRK c. MILLER.

Genoas. the, ,NinaS climbed up on even
terms with the vanqUished team in the
Carroll Council OK. of c. League and
today they are sharing first place with
records, of twelve games won and nine
lost, giving each a percentage of 81.
To add to the general upheaval, the
lowly Columbians, who had been resting
conlplacently in last place, went after
the Pintas for three straight games,
thereby lifting themselves out of the
cellar.
Although Ninas took advantage of
their full string OF players, seven men
having played i'm the set which brought
them up to a level with the Genoas.
the scores which proved to be verita BILE
hosting machinery, were not Of a par
ticularly high nature, few individuaI
strings going above the 100 mark. For
the winners, Mccarthy S game of ia
was the highest recorded, while Nc
Nickle's game Of Il9 represents the best
individual effort.
Southern ascended to a slightly high
er altitude in the Terminal Railway
Y. NJ. c. A. League when Freight was
taken into camp for two out of three
games. Warthen, Mark, Campbell. and
Coe aided greatly in winning the games
by rolling at least one game which
went into the 100 class. Mulroe's roll
ing was consistent, at least, his totaIs
being 79, 81, and S.
Cliftons got the second game in their
match with Princetons in the Mt.
Pleasant League, having cinched the
victory by means of the roll-off route.
Doctor Balm featured the set with his
game of III, which was the highest
score for ten boxes that was turned in.
Conradis game was good, his mark Of
ll2 and that of 1l6, rolled 'bv Sonneman,
being next in indiV dual comparison TO
that of DIR. Balm.
McBride's rolling in the r. NJ. s.
=. 5. s. match in the PostoffiCe cir
cult is an example of the highest roll
ing seen IN the wheel this season. With
a game of 122 and a set of 3l7, Nc
Bride had ore OF his best nights since
he started rolling. Railway Mail got
the first and tn I'd game and left the
middle one to the Postal Savings Ser !
vice rollers.
Arcade Market swept up the alleys
with the Rankers when the Arcade !
League match was staged. Markets |
game of J07 1oomed up as the best OF !
the set, and its other two games, both |
OF which amounted to 494, compared !
well "lln It's previous rOlllDS JnlS sea !
son. hleny'S gar.c of 1l6 was high for |
the night and PontZ followed him close ,
ly with a Ill Dwyer and Chaconas
each had games whiun amounted to 1l0. |
Through an oversight at the time the |
schedule was compiled, the Reclama- |
tion league booked a match for |
Thanksgiving Night and this set was !
disposed of last night, StenographerS
3 king frnDl Accounts In no |
ular scheduled contest Files took all |
threehrom Legal.
II required the third-pla Swift and !
Company team 10 take two games out |
Of three from the leading Lansburgh |
outfit. The first two went to the Meat !
Packers by the narToweSt of marg. ms, |
Willie L,anSburgh'S advantage in the |
third round was distinct one.
king gave the spectators at the Eel |
l"rs-Phelps match in the Fourteenth !,
Street League one Of the most spec I
iacular bowling exhibitions since tn a |
League has started when he made good |,
IN a 5-6-7 spare. Then Seetyc came .
through with a high indiv dual game |
Of lZ2-Which RANKS up among the best /
rolled 10 date. Phelps Company took |
two. getting margins of about 40 pins
IN the last two.
Woodmen Of the World refused 10 |
i've Norton Stars a lOoI;-in when those
F"ains net IN IN" Southeast League.
IiiEgs' 119 and Broderich's 1o4, We're the
only single games 10 creep into the
rhr"e-iEure classification for the win
m"rs. while all Of the Merton Star totals
were below 100.
Cardinals experienced little trouble in
establish rg a large number Of pins
hctWccn them ana the Shermans in the
District Lcagur match. All of the
games went to the Cards. Wells game
Of l22 featuring.