Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-02
Thomas Registers Set of 1874
and Marines Obtain
Game of COL.
O'NEIL ROLLS 100 FLAT
IN X. OF C. ORGANIZATION
Refuses Two 0ne-Pin Spares in
Order to Secure That
Mark.

Two high marks were scored Ia tire
duckpin leagues last night Thomas.
rolling in the anchor position for the
Pepco club, in the Commercial circuit.
obtained a set of 3s4; Marines. in the
Departmental organization. registered
a game of col in their match WITH War
The highest game obtained by Thorn
as was his third. In that contest he
knocked down 149 pins. and in his
two others got counts of IL and 125.
respectively. Smithson. with 1874. was
high man in the Marines fine score.
The other members OF the soldiers
quint and their marks were: Dillon,
125; Milstead, 100; Douglas, 104: Young.
I16
Pepco and the Marines won all
their games. The former defeated the
Woodward q Lothrop five. and the lat
ter had little trouble taking the meas
ure of War. Farrell and Gradner also
did good work for Pepco. both getting
more than 100 in each OF their con
tests Young and Smithson led the
soldiers, with sets of 335 and 34l. re
spectively. Young's scores were IL:
1l6 and 1o4: Smithson's were lis. 1874
and 80
The Jeds took three straight from the
Garrisons. in the District circuit. Love-
less. Moore and Goodman proved the
best bow1ers of the match. all rolling
for the winning club. Neither OF these
men went below the 100 mark in any
of the contests. though there were no
especially high scores made.
The Virginia Avenue Stars were vic
tors over the Norton Stars In the
southeast organization by two games
to one. Davis Of the winners was high
man, having a set of 33a. Davis OBJ
tained scores of SO, 116 and ia
Barnes of the Parker-Bridget team.
in the Business Mems League. did some
accurate heaving, registering a set or
357. Barnes knocked down los pins
in his first contest. obtained count OF
127 in his second and then sailed into
the naples in the third for total OF
125. Bridget won two OF the
three contests
Bontz led the Bankers in their VIC
tories over the Hess five in the Arcade
circuit He got a set of 10, for which
games of los. l2l and 120 were counted.
Freight was a three-time victor over
Auditors in the Terminal Railroad T.
NJ. c. A. circuit. While none Oh tne
winning team registered a victory In
each contest by big margin.
The Gothics showed well again yes
III
defeating the Jensens three straight
Iseman led the winning quint with a
set of 361. Iseman's high game was
lab and his two other scores III and
IO7. In the other match in this cir
cult the Tudors won from the Pabsts
by two games to one.
A splendid performance by Tip ONeil
in the Knights of Columbus League
last Friday night came to light yes
terday, when the score gotten by him
was made public. ONeil rolled 100
fiat in one of his games. That may
have been accomplished here many
times, but 1t certainly has not been
done this year so far: il 1t has the per
Torrance has been kept well under
cover. O'Neil had one pin spares in
his last two boxes, but purposely
missed both in order to score the 100
without single mark. That he did
so reflects great credit upon his cool
ness in close positions.
The results of last nights matches
follow.