The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
TERMINAL RAILROAD
Y. N. C. A. COMMENT

Car Department. minus three OF their
best bOwlers, sprung quite a surprise on
the Store Room boys by taking all
three games from them last Friday
night Capt. Raedy. OF the losers. was
compelled TO put on a crippled team,
owing to the absence OF most of his star
bowIers. This does not, however. take
away any credit from the winners for
they put up three sterling games and
their victories were due solely to good
rolling.
Weber, who has not done much bowl
ing this season, was by far the best
bowler of the evening. In his third ef-
fort he made the little pins jump in all
directions and finished up with a pretty
game of 124 KilrOy. anchor man for Car
Department. bowled in his usual steady
manner, and 1t was due partially 10 his
bowling that Car Department was vic
torious in all three contests. Williams
Santrobino and Mattingly also put up a
good article OF bowling for the winners.
Peed. anchor man for Store Room, bit
the staples with plenty of ginger and
all three Of his games were well up in
the nineties. HlScock, Raedy and san
felipe also rolled good games, but their
rolling went for naught, as the Car De-
DlTImenI GTONu Was III ldAC AOAAAAs oAAN
by marking at opportune times put all
three games on ice with pins TO spare.
This puts Car Department but two
games behind the Freight boys, the
runners-up, and three good games are
expected when these two teams meet
Friday night
Can't. Billy Williams gave his men the
signal for a wide open throttle with the
result that the Transportation team
plowed through the Electricians for three
games The Wire Doctors wer a Grip
pied lot when the games wer over. but
they came back with the time-wOrn eX-
preston, wait until the next time" We
hope this prophecy will come true
was compelled TO roll
Lut this did not discourage them
in the least, for with trimmed lamps
and sails set they struck a pace that
was too hot for the Electricians to fol-
low. The Electricians had absolutely no
excuse TO offer, and 1t was due to their
poor rolling that they lost all three
games
Dickinson, Kohl and Williams were the
best pin getters for the Transportation
team, the latter getting two games well
past the 100 mark, and his third was well /
Up in the nineties- White. Cline and
Erman were by far the best bowlers fO-
he losers. though neither of these men
we're hitting the pins in their true form. ,
though they can ordinarily be depended
upon for good scores.
Auditors by virtue OF an early start
,sptured te first game from the Dis !
,ursers by twenty pins. Heck and Weeks. !
..gsN L., L... 49, for
he winners: Ride and FNulk also put /
lcross games well In the nineties. Wood |
ell down with seventy-eight. which is !
ar below his average. Sonseney, with !
07, was the best pin toppler foS the |
osers.
This defeat did not seem to worry the 1
Money Handlers" for they came back /
trong in the second and won out by
curteen pins. Rem, Senseney and
cohir were mainly responsible for this
-ictory. the former getting 1Os and the
ther two boys knocked the little sticks
or scores which were pretty close to the
% mark.
Weiss, leadoff man for the Disbursers,
tarted marking in the early part Of the
,ame, and when the fifth box was over
lie had amassed a total of 20 pins, >
head of his box. His luck deserted him
t this stage OF the game, and the best
le could do was 1l3 This. with the scores
Z Senseney and Rem gave the Dis
ursers a lead that the Auditors could
ot overcome. and they Wer forced TO
lste the bitter drugs Of defeat for the
econd time of the evening.
Southern experienced little difficulty in
winning all three games from the Store
loom boys last Thursday night. This Is
he second time within ten days that
tore Room has lost three straight
ames. For a time the first game looked
o be going Store Rooms way. but to-
Yard the finish the Southern boys took
brace and won out by II pins. The next
wo games were pretty soft for the lead
rs. as Store Room offered practically
10 opposition
strleter. with Ii. and Capt. Hurnick-
ouss. with los. were the best PIN knOck-l