The Washington times., 1914-10-08
By KIRK c. MILLER.

Southern Railway Night is to be
. familiar phrase on the tongues of
g ployes Of that great system who are
vctaries of the 'duckpin game, and.
Z cording to a schedule just compiled.
4 cry Monday night will be known as
.outhern Railway Night at the Pal
&c alleys, downstairs.
Beginning next Monday, all six teams
u. the Southern circuit will be seen in
t ion on the alleys. The schedule is
Clvided into four series, the first sec
ton of which is tabulated below.
officers were reelected for the COM
lIE season as follows: President, Dave
Fesan; treasurer. W. F. Barse. and
secretary and official scorer, c. Thomas
''grker.
The six teams which will comprise the
q! cult Were represented as follows:
bookkeepers. William Weyrick: Me.
= 4nical, II: G. Sparks; Managers. D.
Der. H.. o. Lawrenceson, and Treasur-
CT. .. Thomas Parker.
The schedule for the first series fol-
lows:
| October 12-Bookkeepers VS.. Treasur-
ers: Mechanical VS.. Law; Managers VS.
=. and Timber.
october lS-Law VS.. Managers; Book
"pers vs. Mechanical: Treasurers VS..
" and Timber.
'ctober c-Managers VS.. Bookkeepers;
: and Timber VS.. Law; Mechanical
Treasurers.
november Law VS.. Treasurers
. anagers VS.: Mechanical; Bookkeepers
-. Tie and Timber.
November s-Tie and timber VS.. Me-
otanicai: Treasurers VS.. Managers
J sw VS.. Bookkeepers.
six duckpin teams comprise the MEM
t"rship Of the newly organized National
\ ,.l1l, ,r,gIl
IS at the Casino alleys this winter.
teams represent various banking
D. -ututions Of the city, and the follow
: firms are represented:
ontinental Trust Company, Washing
I'm Loan and Trust Company. National
link Of Washington, Second National
J snk. National Metropolitan Bank,
va Federal National Bank
Jfhcers of the National League are
3 Gilmore, president; F. Mix. sec
I-Lary; G. e Lyddanem, treasurer, and
II. Sherwood. official scorer The
Hedule begins October 19 and closes
Il ril Is.
Iettins a total of ISL pins in his second
. ing. Arthur Langley. OF the Neslne
@'ars, rolled the best game of the sea-
er1 on the Southeast Alleys, and the
i-at in that league. His set totaled 344
2. us The mark of 155 is the best made
B.. any league so far this season.
gain four particularly high scores,
sides that OF Langley's. grace today S
Wing sheet a pair of 126's. a $50. and
l31 being contributed for the best
! prk Of the night Out in the North
= stern League, Rawlings. who rolls
III the Washington Abattoir Com
ny. spilled the little wood for that
IN his second game. Rawlings first
ore was 126 and the third, 81
eth. lead-off man for the Nationals.
the National Capital circuit split the
- for game of l30 in his first string.
: second game totaled Jos
those two scores of l2G are credited
Mayhew. the Center Market bowler.
the Arcade League. and Mueller. of
Bell Company, Patent Attorneys
| ague.
Next TO the score rolled by Mayhem,
| am, Of the Bankers, featured the
ling in the Arcade League. when the
mixers took two out OF three from
| inter- Market.
| Columbus proved to be easy opponents
,- C,liftons. in the Mt. Pleasant League.
te first two went TO Clifton outright
ID they won the last string on the
ff-or, after it had been tied at 469.
Waldelich put over the highest single
me for the Yannigans when that team
-"cketed all three rounds from the All
-'ars.
Fhe Legal Department asserted its
-periOrity over the Reclamation De-
srtment By winning the last two after
'rOpping the opener by 4 margin of a
.ngle pin. Three pins separated the
utaIs of the two teams in both the sec
nd and third games
Washington Abattoirs made q clean
eep OF the alleys when they rolled
-,ainst WaVerly. while the best the
Eashingtcn Union Printers could 60
AS TO pocket one from A. ]. Simmons.
Tiles 107 was the only mark in the lat
.'r match which went over the century.