The Washington times., 1914-12-02
By KIRK c. MILLER.

For the first time in many, many days,
he Agriculture team Of the Depart
mental Tenpin League is out OF first
lace, having been humbled in all three
canes by the Commissioners, and as a
esult reduced to second place. Com
customers are today In the lead by
comfortable margin, and they are prom
sing the Aggies an uphill battle If they
would regain the topmost honors Of the
crcuit.
To Prof. Robert Akers is due much
Z the credit of pulling the Commits
sloners up to the lofty place in which
it holds forth today, his second game
OF 204 being high for the night and
sending the team total into the 900
circle. In permitting the three defeats,
Aggies rolled in poorer form than on any
occasion in which they have pardci-
pated this season. Even Jimmy Field.
Of Georgetown-Was hingJon and Jeffer-
son fame. was way off form, and for
once he failed to covet the individual
lonors of the evening. Germans per
the defeated five. all of his games hav-
ms: bordered on the 200 mark The last
game was the nearest to their "old-
time form" that the Aggies APP
preached. the Commissioners margin Of
victory being exactly eleven pins.
Set 'em UP again on Mr.. Goldberg"
This remark is not often uttered by the
commander of the Southern Railway
outfit, but he could not help himself
League record for high game when its
members amassed $50 pins in the third
came against the Pepco outf1t-
Coe, OF the Southerners, further dis
lame of III. Southern took two out of
hree Goldberg rolled under the alias
# Nose Goldenhein," for reasons best
-nown to himself. We would suggest
ne cognomen of Jim Watts, for Gold
Commercial alley strengthened its
odd on first place by trimming the
Nationals in all three games. The Com
-nercials felt the absence of Tom Gull
zane, who is still laid up with a charley
members cannot figure how this al
fscts his right, or bowling wing
Pop" HALEY and his Royals simply
IAN wild" when they took on the
Shermans in the District League. and
u Of the Royal totals were well into
ne 500 circle. The second game went
o the Royals by a margin of but two
bins, the figures being sos to 504. Royals
set amounted to 1.514.
Nolan's game of rs featured the
Southeast set. which went in its en-
rrety to the Model Lunch outfit. Bo-
hemians being the defeated team; To-
night the Woodmen of the World will
axe on the Nesline stars.
In the Business Mems League. Saks
uocxeted two out of three from the
Darker Bridget team. Broderick rolled
trough, as usual, with high game of
Breech Mechanism had little difficulty
ahng all three from Foundry when
hose teams clashed in the Navy Yard
.rcuit
Another three-straight victory was
corded by the Library team when the
afl-end Commissioners were encounter
ID The Bureaus, and. judging from their
1r-ssnt pace, the Navy Yard lads viii
e. ave their hands full to retain the lead
ership.
ST. Marks retain first place in the
nterdenominational League standing
1v virtue of their 3-to-O defeat of the
Bethany squad. Fifth had no difficulty
snnexing three at the expense OF the
Gorsuch team, while Sixth caught
kendall for two out Of three.
Independents took the first two and
eft the third for the Inspection lads
when the Postoffice team met. Fentons
game of LII was high, as was his set
OF 3os.
Woman suffrage has scored another
This time she has brought herself up
% the level with man in a sport which
Is rapidly embracing every section of
ne city and one in which man has
feretofore had the field quite alone.
Aiasi Woman has invaded the bowling
Hey to stay. for her latest move is to
announce a match game of duckp:ns
which she chooses to nominate as being
md more alas yet, she has excluded her
Masculine tutor from competition in any
manner. Mayhap she will bring along
some girl pin boys" and II is certain
hat she will choose from her own sex
he pin judge and foul line umpire.
iere are the facts:
At the Arcade Alleys next Saturday
ri ght the All-Star team of the Ingram
'hurch Ladies' Bowling League will
meet q picked team from the Washing
ton Ladies Bowling League. and they
ave STYLED the match as being for the
championship of the city. APP
fearing on the roster of the Ingram
cam are Miss Freck. Miss Smith, Mrs.
brentwood, Mrs. Shafer and Miss Will
liams, while the personnel OF the WASH
lngton Ladies' League is Mrs. Savage,
Mrs Malcolm, Miss Graham, Miss Haz-
ard and Miss Fague. All Of the above
are bovlers of considerable experience
and a game fully as interesting and as
we'll contested as If the stronger sex