The Washington times., 1915-01-16
FR|EDE GETS H|GH|
INDIVIDUAL MARK
IN MT. PLEASANT
His. New Mark Of 152 0ispIaces
Former Record Of ,A,
Which Was Held BY Holmes.
By KIRK c. MILLER.

Fourteenth and Park road last even
ing and happened to feel terrific
trembling Of the earth, rest your
self assured that it was not a stray
earthquake gone awry from the
beaten path which seems to lead to
Sunny Italy. No, it was not that
you have another guess! 1t was
merely this-the former record for
high individual game in the Mt.
Pleasant League was shattered from
It's pedestal by one Friede, who hung
up a new mark of 152, and the deaf
ening detonation was simply the old
record falling from its lofty height
up among the brightest records that
the circuit has ever known.
Not since the days when Holmes
made the former record Of 144, and
when Glenn McCambridge establish
ed that high set of $50 and the
Parks rolled high set of 1850, has
the Mt. Pleasant section been quite
the center Of duckpin activities as
was the case last night when Friede
s6ecided to give them three fast
rounds of duckpins. Not only is 152
one Of the most attractive marks
ever rolled by a Mt. Pleasant team,
b,,t it ranks we'll with the best fig
ures rolled on the Arcade alleys by
either the Arcade or Postoffice cir
cults, all of which have headquar-
ters at "Chic" Gandil's establish
ment.
Commerce crept up a couple of points
on Agriculture in the Departmental
Duckpin League when the Farmers lost
two out Of three. Thomas is principally
responsible for the pair Of wins today
credited to Commerce. his rolling in
anchor position getting for him the dis
tinction of having high game. 126, and
high set, 325.
At the session of the Intercouncil (K.
Of c. circuit. the two leading teams.
Washington and Keane. succeeded in
strengthening their position In first and
second places. respectively. Keane took
all three from Spalding, while Washing
ton administered a similar defeat to the
Carroll Club. In the first mentioned set,
Dralev, had a commendable set of S45,
while Warrens string of 1873 was the
best recorded in the Washington Carroll
match.
Morse failed to put in appearance for
the scheduled match with Howe. in the
Patent Attorneys League. and the lat
ter is credited with the set. and the
Morse outfit ia charged with default
or forfeit Howes. however. rolled their
games. and Beller had the best string.
IT,
Those first-place Espeys had some OF
the pride taken out .of them when Bur-
dettes won all three. In the other
Arguers' League set. Schoenemand won
the last two games. but dropped the
opener by twenty-five pins.
Storeroom was satisfied to pocket the
two opening rounds. and drop the third,
when Disbursing Department was en-
countered in the Terminal Railway Y.
N; G. a; circuit: Weiss with lib In his
third attempt starred.
Captain Dulin and his Jeds were
forced to some fine rolling in order to
take the first two from Cardinals in
the District League. The Cards ex-
perienced a squirt In the final round. and
succeeded in winning by 566 to 49, In
the second game, Jeds put over one OF
the best games rolled TINS year IN tne
District League, the string OF ob' peins
a high figure. indeed. .
In individual rolling. ITS. of Cardi-
nails, and Goodman. OF Jeds. each got
games Of 133, and these compare Well
with the work turned in by the other
circuits last night.
Central demonstrated that it is no,
entirely out of the Bankers race by
taking one from the stronger Second
National outfit last night. The open.
ing game went to the cellar champions
by a margin of II pins. Rose Is chiefly
responsible for the victory. as his game
Of is pulled his team out of the hole
Second won the second by "A pins and
the third by 76 pins.
In the Business Mems League. Hecht
was able to get but one game from
the lowly Capital City Insurance Com.
pany rollers. The Insurance men won
the last two games by nice dist notions
Hess q Co. got away to bad star,
In the Arcade circuit. and dropped the
opening encounter to Nationals. Better
luck was with the Shoemen in the las
two rounds, however, and they came
over the 800 mark, and won each string
Salb's 1876 was big aid TO victory ir
the final struggle.
Inspection showed no mercy on the
lowly City Postoffice crew when the
session in the Postoffice League was
called to order. and all three games
went into the Golfers of the tirst-nameC
squad. Matlock was high, with l2l.
Down on Pete Maloney's Southeast
alleys. Model Lunch won by 2 to
from SchlitZ. The Brewers have beer
down for some time. and last nights
set failed to bring any change In thei,
luck. Scheibel had one nice game, lSl
Files took the first and third anC
left the middle game to Mails in tbs
Reclamation League match. Numbers
RS usual. came through with high game
getting ll5 for his best string.
Palace toyed with Nationals i'm che
nrst game. of their set, but the latte,
came back strong I'm the last two rouOIis
ana the margin OF victory for the HON,
Team was 10 and pins, respectively
iaiace ran up a healthy string of IS,
w tne second game, while Pop" HALEY
of 12S
larry ArmiGer's crew Of Velvet Kind
Io'ers made "clean-up" of the Bruins
WICK crew In the other National Capi
tai League game.