The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19
THOMAS GETS HUGE
GAME WITH NAVAJOS
Palace Teams Falls Down Mis-
erabIy When Casinos Get
Two in National Capital.
By KIRK c. MILLER.


Through the adoption of an excessive
rate of bowling. the Gandils. of the Ar
csde League. have accomplished feat
which has never been equaled by any
Team or organized bowlers in the his
tory of washingtons duckpin career
the rolling of four consecutive sets all
Of which went above the 800 narh'
When the Imperials were defeated In all
three games last night, Gandils' set oi
1,64S added the fourth chapter 10
squirt which has overcome the team
during the past four weeks, and the
records of local duckpin leagues do not
show where any team has ever rolled
four consecutive sets AL OF which
scared up to or above 100 pins
On November 30 the Gandils started on
their meteoric career, when the Allan
Ties were defeated outright. On that Oc-
casion Gandils' set totaled 1,67I, and the
good work was continued from week to
week Mt. Peasants and Nationals fall
ing before the Gandils In the order
named.
A vacation has beer declared in the
Arcade circuit until january !. when
the rolling will again be taken up, and.
in the meantime the Gandils, as a re
suit of their recent squirt to the front.
are resting Just one game behind the
leading Y. NJ {. a. aggregation. Fur
ihermore, Gandi!s are leading the Ar
cade League in total pins rolled to date.
and they promise the association team
stir struggle, if il would maintain the
leadership when the 1915 session is called
10 order.
Thomas. Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association League. accomplished
one of the most remarkable dUckpIn
games that has been rolled in that Cir
cult this season, when his first game
with the Navajos went to AZ. This
established a new record for the Y. NJ.
g. A. circuit Creeks looks the last
two games while the Navaios. as a
result Of Thomas performance, won
the opener.
Those Palace rollers fell into the
gutter something terrible when the
Casino team was taken on in the ~
tional Capital League. Casinos drop
the opener TO the leaders. but came r. -
strong in the last two games and wu.
each string by a wide margin. Goodc -
game Of 131 was high while Harr!
Brauss got the best set. o..
A peculiar situation has developed IN
the Arguers loop where the four teams
nave precipitated themselves into two
ties. When Schoenenans took al three
from the Burdettes. those twO teams
tied up the third place honors. while
Of Espeys. locked the race for first posi-
uon- Williams game Of lIS was high
for the night.
Shernans were able to get but pair
% games from the Good Fellows in the
District League competition Friday
night. Both OF the Shermans' victories
csTe as the result OF games which went
vell over 800, while Good Fellows eStab-
Nshed an advantage in the final by 49,
20 4e2.
JolIine, who has been tearing up
things" in the Palace dot tournament
rolled second high of tho evening when
he contributed a game Of l55 I'm the
finance Railway Mail game Of the Post
Office Department League. Finance took
sn three games. Railway Mail failing 10
get a game up as high as 800.
Olsen's Isl Vss high game and his 80
wac high set when Emmanuel dropped
Two out OF three 10 NewtonB, IN the Mt
Pleasant League.
Two distinguished sets have been re-
lortsd by Manager Armstrong of the
mcnt. Griffin. in three consecutive
games accomplished a score of 80, While
Nuzzy. in three straight games. got
Total OF 5s5. Here are records which are
Eeldom cqualcd.
Although Washington Times got two
games into the 200 class, the Southern
r,silway quint, commanded by 'Murpn
.oldstein. won all three games Gold
stein CORRECT rolled high game OF
-. the big string being instrumental in
giving him high set Of al
Tho OmTicons pocketed all three games
-hen the Etss were taken on in the
hi MI Sigma League.
Harry Stanford, Jolline. and Tommy
George continue TO lead the qua!iiica-
q on round Of the Palace dot tUurne%.
-{ere IS the standing Of the quaiifca-
..ous. corrected up to midnight Friday: