Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-24
BOWLING HON0RS
ARE WELL DIVIDED
ImmanueIs Get Highest Game,
568, and Royals Roll the
Best Set, 1.648.
STARR'S SCORE OF 800
LEADS THE INDIVIDUALS
Goodman and HALEY Follow Closely
With Marks of 353 and 1852.
Respectively.

Honors were divided between two teams
In the bowling leagues last night. The
lmmanuels OF the Arcade circuit got the
highest game registered, and the Royals
of the District organization obtained the
best set and did the most consistent
work. The Immanuels got a game of 56S
as the highest mark Of any of the quints,
while the Royals set totaled them 1.64S.
Pool led off for the lmmanuels with a
game Of no; he was followed by Ewers
Lyddane and Grimes came in order with
marks Of 125. 115 and 81, respectively.
The games which gave the Royals their
record were $50. 53S and sos.
Starr Has High Set.
starr of the Columbians in the National
Capital League had the highest set regis
tered by an individual. His work had
the double virtue of consistency and &C
curacy, which gave him a total of $50 for
the three games. In his first, Starr got
his highest mark-134 In the next
game, Starr fell to 1O4, but in the last he
jumped to 122. Goodman Of the Royals
In the District League was next. He
secured a set of :53 His games were
49, liz and 129. Goodman was not much
ahead of HALEY, who rolled for the
Brunswicks in the same match that
totaled him 352. only one pin less than
the number knocked down by Goodman
and his separate scores were 11S, 11S and
116.
The Royals took all their games from
the Goodfeliows, as might have been ex
pected under the circumstances. The bes
mark of the losers was sos, made in thu
last game, against the Royals o5S Kin:
got the best marks of any of the Good
fellows, he having games of 93, 30 ant
100 Besides the work Of Goodman, Dunn
Bailey. Rider and Carroll each averaged
more than 100. Dunn had three game
of 1914 1o2 and 1O1, for a set Of S13
Bailey's set was 3O4; Rider had tire
| games of more than 100 each-101, 1O2 ant
12s-while Carroll had one of the hes
sets of the evening, 341. Carrplps indi
vidual scores were 1876 12o and 96.
Columbians Win Two.
+, The Columbians got two out of tn
three games they rolled with the Bruins
| wicks in the National Capital League
! mainly through the fine work Of Starr
while the Palace quint made cleal
| sweep in its match with the Potomacs
! Next to Starr, Keith had the best mark
for the Columbians, getting scores of II
! ~ ana lOl, LOT d SET VI Oh iloiiCy
! Watson and Baum rolled sets OF 81
! and :ioS for the Brunswicks.
| Michaud, Krauss and Lewis did tn
best work for the Palace five. The frs
mentioned got the highest set, 332. Kraus
| rolled games of 1903, 12S and 101. Levi
got 100, 100 and 1O2, for a total of 81
| Michaud secured 116, 81 and 105.
Obes of the Cubs, in the Columbi
| League. had set of 333, rolling game
i of %. 13l and 100. Hall of the Belmont
in the Mount Pleasant circuit got a Sc
| of $50, for which he rolled scores of NOR
than 100 in each of his games. G. Raw
| lings of the Parks had one game of Il
| and r. Rawlings secured one of III.
Wiess and Hull Lead.
Weiss of the Railway Mails and kne
+, of the City Post Office led their respec
tive teams in the Post Office Department
League. Wicss had set Of 3;,;. He sc
cured game of 49, then fell to 100 i
his second. but got ia on the last al
tempt. Knee had three scores of NOR