The Washington times., 1915-01-21
Moore and Phillips Are Indi.
viduaI Stars Of Match for
Bank of Washington.
GAME AND SET BETTERED
Raccar Club and BirkIes Tied
for Fourth Place in North.
i eastern Duck League.
BY KIRK C. MILLER.

BY KIRK C. MILLER.
Vieing with the Fourteenth Street
League, which broke three records
Tuesday night, the Bankers
League made Wednesday night ia
nous in its duckpin history by shat
tering four marks in the Bank OF
Washington-Second National Bank
set. Two of the new standards in
the Bankers loop belong to the
Bank Of Washington team and two
belong to individuals. Messrs. Moore
and Phillips are the men who hung
up new marks, the former getting
high individual game for the season,
1876, while Phillips set of 329 is the
best registered in the circuit SO far
for three consecutive games.
Bank of Washington came
through with high team game rec
ord when it amassed 534 pins in the
first engagement with Second. The
old mark belonged to Washington
Loan and Trust Company. Using
the first round as an incentive for
further stellar rolling, Washington
accomplished strings of 465 and $40
In the second and third, making a
set of 1913, also brand new stand
ard for the circuit.
When Moore recorded that game OF
1S6. he bettered a former mark Of l35
which was owned by J. Gales Moore,
OF the Metropolitan Bank team. Phil
lips displaced his team mate. f. Moore.
for holder of high individual set, the
new mark being 32s. and the old one
belonging to Moore. 32S. Seldom In any
one league does so many records fall
a. characterized the match of last
evening in the Bankers League. The
nights performance Is one which will
be long remembered by the rank and
file Of the circuit as it brought about
more changes in records than have de.
Veloped In single evening during all
OF the time which the Bankers have
been doing business.
Raccar dropped two out Of three tC
Birkles in the Northeastern League
thereby tying the Clubmen for fourth
place in the league standing. The
opening engagement went to Birkles BY
a score Of 573 to All. while the Racca,
Club won the second struggle by a
comfortable margin. Birkles came back
strong in third and placed q pins be.
tween them and Raccars. Sabins' roll.
ing in the second when he delivered 8
tris % low ~nIS
Raccars easy win.
Those first place Utes were on the
run when the Navajos rushed from
behind ambush and captured two ou
looked to be a cinch for Navajos unit
ties substituted Lucas for Burkhart
BY taking four out OF FIVE game.
from Arc Department. Purchasing D
Of the Pepco League by a margin o.
s points. Purchasing was headed fol
five straight wins. but Loper expert
enced spurt in the final game which
gave him a total fl07 and saved hi!
team from a whitewashing.
Princetons today md themselves il
fourth place of the Mt. Pleas Leagu,
wins at the expense Of the Newto!
place for Newtons, mad high game o.
40 and high set of 34s.
Lucas Specials. Bohemians and Ana
costa are today tied for fourth posi-
ton In the Southeast League followln,
the set In which Lucas Specials gObblet
up the first and third games from n,
Bohemians. Frye had game of II
followed with l2l.
A double match was rolled in tn,
Washington Gas Light Company cir
cult last night. West Station took
pair from Installation and Commercial
administered a similar defeat to Engl
neers. Jenkins had a good string O
100 in the Commercial-Engin set
while Howell almost jumped out o
bounds when he rolled H9 for Wes
Station In the first game.
Watt was twice honored in the De
partmental League when he cam
through the evenings activities witt
Aggtes had little trouble taking thre
out Of four from Labor
Jeds improved their standing in tn
District League when two were won b
them from Contenders. These thre
games were closely contested from tn
outset, as is proved when it is state
that but nine pins separated the team
In the third game. The margin of vic
tory for Jeds in the second was forty
three pins. and tifty-five naples sepa
rated the two teams in the opener.
Contenders took the measure of Man
hattans in all three games in the Col
onial Tenpin League. Frits had one O
his big" nights with the large pins
and came through with a7 for h igh in
dividual game.
Star was able to get but two out O
three from the Southern Railway uuint
IN she Commercial League. and as a re
suit little change is today noticeabl
In the standing of that loop Welsbac cl
holds its position comfortably at tn
head OF the league. Star is second, an,
Johnny Baum had high game, lZ3 las
night.
In tn" National Capital League. In
Rrunswicks pocketcd y pair at the ex
rsnse of the columbias Captai
ttetcher did not roll end It Is ruuIor
tndAy his ahSaocs ,,,,oi