The Washington times., 1914-11-26
Hess Team Takes Leadership
in Arcade League, But Does
Not Roll For 1t.
GOODMAN is STAR BOWLER
st. Marks Goes to Front as
Fifth Baptists Drop Three
Games in Row.
Bv KIRK c. MILLER.

Something TO be thankful for came
to the Hess team, OF the Arcade
League, on Thanksgiving Eve. and the
odd thing about il is that the Hess
rollers had nothing whatever TO do with
the good fortune which is theirs. To-
day they are leading the Arcade cir
cult. with a percentage OF .667, having
been boosted to that lefty position when
the Gandils spiked the Y. VI. &. A. out
fit for two out of three games, thereby
reducing the "Y'' rollers from first to
second place.
Before Wednesday nights competition
the Y. VI. e. A. clan mad been tied
with Hess for the leadership, but the
awful scare which the Gandils threw
into the association outfit has brought
them down a peg, which they will md
great difficulty IN recovering.
That Hess aggregation mas none
other than Goodman to thank FOR the
step upward which the Shoe Makers
experienced last night, as Goodmans
consistent rolling Nas one OF the i'm
portant factors in the good showing or
the GandiIs. With an opening score of
l32, high Tor the night on the Arcade.
Goodman followed up with hgures OF
l0S and lli. and right behind him came
Master Johnny Baum, who has re-
covered from his stomach difficulties
sufficiently to amass scores OF no, ll9,
and III. Wrights initial game OF 10,
and his final effort OF ia, were also
potent features OF the Thanksgiving
Eve celebration, and he also Is q bene-
factor OF the Hess company on this
most thankful of Thanksgiving Days.
Permission OF the Mt. Pleasant
League has been gained TO shift Friday
and Saturday nights schedules. Ac-
cordingly. the Parks and Securities Will
roll tomorrow night, and the NewionS
and Highlands viii clash on Saturday
night.
Ewers fea lred last lights game in
the Mt Pleasant LeagIv by getting high
game, 121 and high set. 335, when the
Decaturs took two out Of three from the
Inlmanuels Considering that the lead
ing and taii-end teams were rolling, the
lmInaucls' display OF bowling ability in
the final game wnen they won by i92 to
449. is one of the most encouraging in
dicaticns that the -Churchmen are not
in the cellar to stay.
In the Fraternity League, Alphas re-
fused 10 give the Deltas a look-in, and
all three games went to the former by
healthy margins. :. Warren and W.
Warren were the individual stars Of the
competition, the former getting high
game Of 119 while the elder brother had
best set, 31l.
Parsley 'haC things much his own way
throughout the Second National Bank
Central Bank match in the Bankers
League With game Of 113 and set OF
293, his work represents the best in
dividual effort Second won the first
game and left the last two for the Cen
traltes.
Virginia Avenue Stars barely stage
within the folds of second division when
they let two games go 10 the Lucas Spe-
Cials in the regularly scheduled game in
the Southeast League Barnes. Lucas
anchor man let mis- ilTSt game soar to
l22 for the record individual perform
ance oC the night
Saks & Co. improved its holds on first
l,3ce in the Business Mems League
vi eli the first and third games were pCc-
keyed from the Hecht outfit. Richer, the
iIecht sinier man featured the match
with his game OF ll6. while Broderich's
ia ia the second round is an example
Of the best rolling done by any Saks
bowler.
The Louisiana Avenue team of the An
drews Paper COMPANY League, is today
thankful for its first victory OF the sea-
son in that circuit. Government Contract
vas trapped in the second game Of their
set when all eleven-pin advantage was
established by the lads from the old
store.
DGgeTs were able to get but a single
FrUte from the tail-end BTicklayers when
nose Guints claShed in the Patent EX-
am'Hers wheel. Loeffler had his best ball
working and came through with high
Ea.rc Of l07. while Hayden and lad
.ock came through with lel each.
ST Marks went to the fore in the In
'crdenomiuational league when the
tffl pa-TiCI uvas 90 ,lpbt'
FOR all three games. c. Noak had high
same. 10. while anchor man. A EoaK
had a IL OF which TO boast. N the
"ther Church League set Bethany go;
away 10 a GOOD start and won TWO out
II three.
War ana Interior oiled doublebead-
er in the Departmental Tcnpin League,
and AS q result lhe Interior five is just
SIX games bcitc. of tOday than II was
twenty four hours ago. and for thai
reason there is mucn Joy and thanks
giving on th"ir n2~l on the other
hand, there is 2na~irI and gnashing Of
iccth Over a. the War Dcpaltmcut Tor
lh'ir six defeats rcdu-cd them to the
90; OF the Departmental ladder. Wei
don and McChesney 7tarrcd for Inter
ior.
-
BrGnswicks are also making merry
today over the fact ihaI they climbed
- one notch In the National Cap!tal
League standings. = clean sweep was
registered by Captain Flelchcr's team
the Climbers being the vanquished
cam. Robinclte went after the little
naples in great style. getting a game
Of l3l for the best individual showing
Of the match.
McCormacks game OF 10 and set OF
333 helped the Navy Yard team, Of the
Departmental Duckpin team to get a
set OF 6l4 the best rolled So far this
year. "Macks" performance was one
OF the big factors which defeated War
IN all three aamees.
BY the narrow margin OF a single
little 5-inch duckpin. the Casinos miss
ed maxine clean sweep at the ex-
Dense of the Nationals. in the National
Capital circuit Keith's 1Gi In his final
string gave tic Nationals a tota! OF
30. which was just enough to defeat q
mark OF 49s rolled by the Casinos.
Bookkeepers found little difficulty
taking five straight games from the
Construction Department team in the
Pepco circuit.
Although Jeds dropped two out OF