The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-17

Two oiStinct upSets occurred last night
n league rolling when teams Of the Mt.
Pleasant and Arcade Leagues, which
lave standing near to the bottom rung
Of the ladder, defeated teams of a high
cT rating. In the Mt Pleasant loop, Co.
lunbias went after. Securities for all
tllree games, winning each by comfort
able margins. In the sister league the
arcade, Nationals took the measure OF
CENTER Market in two out Of three
games.
EdInonston, Of the Columbia quint dis
-uguished himself when his team had
UGH good fortune while rolling the Sc
-Urltes- He rolled high game of l24,
1gd made the evenings rolling complete
o. also contributing the best set, 1913.
>ckoUps, also Of Co,umbias, accomplish
i communicable set, his figures of $50
relrcEenting the best rolling he has done
his season.
Aot to be despised,, is the record, Of
Michael Murphy, who had big night
With the Nationals. of the National Cap
tai League. Murphy got a game Of 1873
N his third attempt and ran his set UP
20 800 when Nationals took two ont Of
three from Columbians
In the Patent Examiners League, En-
giree-s caught the Diggers for the FIRST
AID second games, and then dropped the
third by wide margin. Fuchs string
nf III was high, while LOeffler fol-
lowed with a game of los.
Land Office made it uphill work for
the Library team to win the last game.
fhe good start the former team got in
he set giving them victories IN tho
frst and second. WeIdon's game OF l2s
ana set Of 2S5 furnished the feature in
dividual performance.
Tv.,gportagio,, .ooly cam, - =, IL,
out OF the fast-fying Southeruers when
ne rolling started in the Terminal
Railroad Y. NJ. c. 4. circuit The lead
ors OF the league were able 70 get tbc
middle game only, Transportation expe-
-iencing little difficulty in winning the
opener and the finale. Strietsr r, lied in
als usual good form, getting high game
Of IL.
Further demonstrating that II is i'm
possible TO keep down the Irish NcCul-
loeb got high game OF los when his
team. Mails. dropped two 20 Engineer
Ing. IN the Reclamation Duckpin
League
Morgan gave the lads in the Frater-
nifty League something 10 buzz" about
when he came through with high indi-
vidual string of 10. IN the Beta-Alpha
set Beta grabbed of the opener, but
dropped the second and third.
Washington Loan and Trust Comuany-
anchored itself firmly m second Mace
u the Bankers League standing. when
took all three from Second National
Hank. Doing had another good i.ipbf.
ats best string amounting TO 10
Navy took three In a rop, from the
.oTly War Department i've in the D.-
artmental tenpin circuit. Miller's game
- al was high.
COntinentals. the cellar champions of
me Colonial League, were able to get
one game from the Pilgrims. when the
colonial League convened. Levers
-ound of 81 was the best individua
zane recorded in nj. Get.
Another high flyer was cut down.
aen the Southeast team dropped all
saree games 10 the Lucas Specials
r.arnes featured with high game Of 10
and high set of go.
Abb" Tom Culhane spent the latter
part Of the evening challenging the boys
along newspaper row. Two games at
EngeIs resulted in an even break for
CulhEne. who won his game after the
scores being tied at %. 70, s., 80 and id2
IN the ninth, tenth. eleventh, twelfth,
ana Thirteenth boxes. respectively. and
e. spare for Tom 81 tie fourteenth
broke the back" OF the scribe no O.
ts second game in ten boxes b. % 70
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