The Washington times., 1915-02-24
sAuM:s LADS OFF FORM
Nationals Get Two Out Of. Three
as Its Members Put Up Fast
g.: Duckpin Exhibition.
BY KIRK c. MILLER.

close between three teams. IN that
circuit for the past two months--its
chance coming in the downfall Of
Gandils when Nationals were en-
countered Tuesday night. Johnny
Baum's proteges were far off Of
their stride In that National set and
the latter took two out Of three
games before the home team could
'catch It's breath.
The Arcade race has been centered
IN the Y. N. G. A., Gandils, and Hess
teams for many weeks. and indeed
those three teams have been alter
mating In the leadership position.
Until last night, Gandils have been in
front by fair margin, but the sur
prise which was thrown into them
by the Nationals, brought them on
even terms with Captain Whitford's
crew, and from this out the race
can be expected to be fast and
. furious:
Two facts are responsible for the VIC
tory which the Nationals recorded at
the expensV of the Gandils. First and
probably most important Is the extra
high class OF work displayed by the
Nationals and second Is the poor form
displayed by Gandils after the first
round. Throughout the last two games
the pins simply seemed to 60 against
1.-The Gandils. despite the efforts Of its
members to boost their marks.
For the. Nationals. credit should be
evenly distributed among, ahe. Ave men
who competed for the two wins. Cuilin
and Quillin were particularly respon-
.sible. as each of these rollers had at
least two games which went we'll over
tho l0O.mark. Cullin's 12l in the third
was high individual game for the set.
and Quil!in, with ID. was second high
In that respect.
Capt. George H. Post of the La
'fAyette team. rises to a point OF order
following the boast of Capt. Harvey
Rogers that his Stansbury team will
walk away with the Masonic League
this his ssason tn1ss Post Points with
fayette won from Lebanon Monday
night and to the three new league rec
ords which were established by his fol-
lowers.
Monday nights three victories made
the winning record Of Lafayette eleven
straight out Of the last twelve rolled.
!. is games won and S lost. with a per-
y csntage Of .7s2. Incidentally. 1t brings
Posts team within s points OF Captain
Rogers Stansbury lads, and Post be-
lieves Rogers warning should be re-
versed.
For n youthful organization. the Ma.
sonic loop has developed into as inter-
Nlr, ~x,hl IL
pies the attention of the students o. the
,Eane. Having only started on its
schedule in January. President Albert
Haas organization has got of to an
which it has already encountered pre-
diets a wonderful season when the 1876
1916 schedule is started upon.
wreck.rs won the first two games
from Stenographers in the Reclamation
League. but the third game resulted In
tie. ut 30l pins. Primm and Potter
each had figures OF II for high indi'
>idual game. and Nadfled and Womers
ley followed with 80 each.
Interior walked OF the alleys with two
out of three when Navy was encoun'
cult. Garrett again starred for Interior
getting POS in his second ATTEMPT for
high individual game.
secure In first division by taking al
three from Agents during the session r
the Commercial League Ducket
y stsrred for the Bakers by getting l..
for high game Of the set.
Down at the Charles Hotel sllcy>
Ivory Soaps won all three from Fair
lawns. The scores were widely scpa
starred for Ivory Soaps by conin:
through with high game of III.
Over at the Union Station ALLEYS
inr two games to its already long liz
. OF victories. Store Room took th'
opener. but the Ticket Sellers soon rc
covered. and Williams had high game
l2e.
Y. NJ. G. A League staged an inter
esting set between Creeks and Crows
the former having won in the first tw,
games ana dropped The third one; WI
through witt the largest string, III.
: Church night was celebrated at Ma
tional Capital Bowling alleys, whel
all six teams or the enomina tion
al League participated In the rolling
Sixth took two from Kendall. mucl
10 the depression, encouragement. an
ped two to Fifth, and st. Marks caugh
Bethany for two out OF three
Patterson was twice hero in tn
Southeast League when he rolled higl
game of l3b and by adding games q
1l9 and 95 got high set OF the ev,nine
3Ao Bohemians won all three games
each game finding them many pins /
es good.
Swift 4 Co and Capital TnsuTanc
ansAsd hohors In the FIRST two game