The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-12
Terminal Ry. Y. M. c. A.
Bowling Comment

Car Department BOWED Freight to a
stands;lll for the first two games. The
third game, however. was t'reights
from the start 20 finish. and they total
ed Jl3 for the nightcap. The first two
games were good ones. and Il was only
after hard fighting that Freight won
out, the first by eight and the second
by twelve pins.
Williams. for the losers. was the only
bowler who toppled the little fellows
for oyer the 100 mark in the first con-
test. The second game, however, show
cd three Of the boys with scores well
over the coveted mark Mulroe and
Coe. for the winners, totaled lG7 and
10, respectively. while Schoder finished
up with les.
The third game saw the Ere Ght boys
hitting the wood with q vengeance.
three OF the boys getting scores well
over the 100 mark and one finishing
with O.. Campbell. with IA: MUlroe.
with Ila: Thompson. with 162 and Coe.
with aS. made victory possible foE the
Freight team.
These three victories give Freight tho
uudisputed claim to second place. and
Il is doubted If any Of the teams will
hc able to dislodEe them before the
first section j. over.
Electricians. with Il couple Of now
faces in its lineup. not only save the
fast travelling Auditors a hard battle,
but captured all three games by good,
consistent rolling.
Captain Enman. of the Electricians.
va fia fen ct RI Ep "a II M
ours for. without q doubt. he is ono
of the coming bowlvrs in this league.
Although getting of to bad start he
fin shed M with lpi for his second game
and an even 100 for his third effort.
Considering the fact that this was hts
first appearance in match game. his
scores speak well of his ability. White
however. for the winners. was hy far
the best PIN Eettcr of the evening
totaling 81, With games OF l02. ~ and
10. Walton also got on the honor roll
with 1u while Captain Enmau. though
not reaching the coveted mark, shot all
three games for good scores i'm the
Wync also knocked the little,
fellows for good scores. his second
@am" Of lo9, however. was his best Of
the evening.
The Auditors. although minus their
man. did not bowl i'm their
usual steady manner. and this WAS due
in large measure to their many lad
splits. If the Auditors had had their
share Of luck i'm the first game. il is
doubtful If the ''W'rr Doctors" would
have given them such a shock.
Hnly Williams and his crew we're I
there with bells on last Tuesday night
and easily captured all three, games |
from tn" hard luck Disbursing team |
TIL" pshUrS"rS. 10 say tho least were
away or color. and it was due to their |
poor lowing that Trina spnrtation sim !
ply hrc'z"d Ion. for all three games.
Miller. with a 80 set. was tho host /
e. top joy for the winners. While can
'gin Niliams 9lSo "f the Trrrs,or,.,- /
+ team. shot the wood fnr q c0l sol :
'r'"r" two men. with Tn" h.lp az Alien :
~ u" al thr"" victories roSs-b'c Tor
TRANSFORMATION. Kohl ard Sn.pn9p |
'.-"r" 81 their stri'" aud did not howl /
Ii IL usual good games
Southern ouen"d q SIN wider ran e., /
tier rae" for the pcuuarr when me-,
defeated "a" Sh"ru Slputcrs rnpr.s.pt-
ing In, taT D"UarJm.ri FOR all thic. /
-"n"G last Wedn'sday Not on'v diJ
h" leaders win three gaines. but by 90
ing 50 broke two records. Their set ~ J