The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-01
ROLLS HIGHEST SET
AND BOOSTS PARKS
Washington Loan and Trust
Team Takes Command in
Bankers League.
By KIRK c. MILLER.

BY KIRK c. MILLER.
Attaining the very topmost position In
he matter of individual stardom in the
1t Pleasant League. Glenn Mccain
ridge, that grand little bowler of the
City in Itself" raved around on the
-Arcade alleys for about two hours only
o find that he had cracked league
ecord for high set, his total last night
eing 376 for three games
When McCambridge's sensational set
as being amassed, the record OF the
.rcGit for all time grumbled, groaned,
and grated until he bettered his former
mark of $50, and that of Holmes. which
as 354. Indeed, McCambridge high
set compares favorab-y with that boast
II or by many of the Guys oldest
nners. and that the youthfB Hlinoisan
v no has been working at the ducks for
q" IS than two seasons should deliver
lch a set as that of Monday night, is
ne of the strongest arguments in ia
2r of the rapidly increasing idea that
'lckpins is anybody's game.
That figure of $40 comes as the result
't three of the largest games ever &C
'pmphsned on the Arcade floor. In his
oening attempt McCambridge came
through with game of rs, and fol-
wed it up with one of 1l6. lie ascend
q to his height in his third effort
men he amassed a total of Just 49,
hich comes near being a league prece-
Mt for high individual game.
Less than a month ago McCambridge
Hposted the high eater mark for set up
S5O, and shortly afterward Holmes
Increased the stake to 354, and today
"Fen that commendable score is hoisted
above any point which the fondest
cTeams of the competitors had ever con-
nplated. Incidentally, the Parks won
tai ~rtaW
9 anuels and displaced the Decaturs for
me leading position in the league The
lace for supremacy between the Deca-
lIrS and Parks is again at fever heat,
ana some real bowling can be expected
% the Mt Pleasant wheel between the
u esent time and the Xmas holidays
Much JOY is evinced by the bowlers
- the Washington Loan and Trust
.ompany team. of the Bankers League
aeIeat of the Metropolitans which put
The Ninth Streeters in first place Gales
Moore featured the evenings perform
once with a game OF I35. while Poole. |
Beale. Robertson. and Fisher were the
only others TO shove their games above
the century mark.
That Commercial League has been
orhng overtime catching UP with
r7stponed games, three sets having
07en disposed OF within the Dast two
gnts- Monday. Washington Gaslight
9mpany lost two out of three to
he Times outfit. On Saturday Times
aught the Woodward 4: Lothrop uuint
m three in row, when Ralph Collins
"eiiVered some of the most sensational
cores that have been turned in b. any
mes roller since the team was or
- nized- Spikes" game OF Is put the
nd game and set on ice for the news
apermen. while his string OF III in the
cond was instrumental in giving Il s
am thirty-pin advantage on the
erchants- As a result. Times Is TO-DAY
n eighth place, instead of ninth
Pepco went after the Judd * Det-
'ller lads for all three games. and
Electricians are rapidly drawing
arer to fourth place
Two ties exist in the r. 7. Andrews
.~cuit as a result Of a pair OF inter
ting matches which ended: Office. .:
. sper, 0; Balcony, >: Louisiana Avenue
Paper and Stationery both have a
orcentage Of SOL, the former having
on six and lost three. while station
r-y's record is eight won and four lost
e other tie is between Government
.ontract and Office. both OF which have
on six and lost six Balls game Of
s ranks well with the others rolled
81 night.
Electricians lived up to their cellar
hampton reputation when they dropped
be Terminal Railway Y. NJ & \.
COP. All three Of Williams games
ere in the 100 class. while DicEson's
ames almost crept within the charmed
.~cle.
Engineers failed to appear for their
match with the Meter Department. and
..e latter has a five-game stronger
ID on first place :han before Goodies
anne OF JOS and that by Brooke o.
- looked best.
All six teams figured in last nights
0Tnpetltion In the Pepco circuit. Book I
ropers strengthened their grip on top
ACE by taking Two from managers. 4
reIsury grabbed two from Mechani- /
as. while they were not looking and I
.aw walked off the alleys with e three
.'raisht record against the Tie and Tim F,
er lads. Goldberg claims most OF the |
edit for Laws clean slate. and he =
sually wins all arguments the others 4
LEI him have this.
That Departmental loop cleaned I'd 4
ONE Of its back games - hen Labor .
DOk two from Treasury. and Land /
Dcketed all three from Commerce. FER
-lsOn got high game. IT. and hign set T
g. in the latter set, while Miller game .
Z l=5 and set Of $40 featured the Treas &
.ry-Labcr scramble Land went to third 4
lace.
MISCELLANEOUS drew dangerously near 4
% Breech Mechanics. who are on top +
the Navy Yard League. when Found .
~ the uail-endCrs. was caught for all
uree gaines. AUguste rolled i'm typical .
sAuguste" fashion. and is again credit ,
q with high Individual game, il being
J. this time.
I.ansburgh Bros. went after Columbia !
fotcl and Supply Company at such a ]
r 2pid-fire pace that the dry goods deal /
rs had little trouble registering a com
lete victory. The first game was the !
My one which was close. :
Two clean sweeps were recorded in I
tie departmental tenpin organization /
zen Interior took three from Navy and I
Var dropped three 10 Bureau. DOno- .
.Ies game of 247 was high, and nearly (
approached the departmental record for |
this year. |
Goddard featured the rolling in |
the Southeast circuit when he got a 1
anne of l30 and set of 343. All three !
gsmes went to Southeast Stars, the Vir- (
gInia avenue team failing TO get a good |
tart in any game. Tonight Model Lunch I,
and Bohemians will meet
Stewards game of 10S gave the West
"rn Union rollers something to gaze
upon when four teams appeared for
ork. Equipment took three from Branch |
Offices, and Day Traffic had no trouble