The Washington times., 1915-01-28
Record Of 1922, Held by Star,
Is EquaIed by Louis Else.
mans BowIers.
BANK TEAM BREAKS MARK
Washington Loan and Trust
Company Has Two New
Standards to Its Credit.
By KIRK c. MILLER.

By KIRK c. MILLER.
Capt. Louis Eiseman's Welsbach
duckpin squad, members Of the Com
mercial League, are today on an even
footing with the Star team for the
honor Of rolling high team set. A
string Of 1922 pins, felled BY the
Welsbach squad when the Times
team failed to appear for its sched-
uled match, gives the Gas Appliance
Statesmen the distinction Of being
tied for team set, Star being the 9TH
er club to have scared to similar
height, earlier in the season.
To none other than Captain Eise-
man is much Of the credit for last
nights big score due, he having led
in the attack with high game Of 136
and the best set, 342. "1.efty"
Wooden, the Italian tenor, gave Else
man perfect support, getting the
second best game, 125. Oliveri,
Wooden's singing partner, Whalley
and "Pop" HALEY also had a profit
able night with the little pins and
every member of the team can truth
fully be said to have helped mater
tally in attaining the high mark Of
1922 for his team.
When Washington Loan and Trust
Company took two from Continental
Trust Company, in the Bankers League,
sh to- 4,
circuit. The Street Bankers estab-
lished a new mark for high team game
when 55l pins were spuntered in the
opening skirmish. High team game had
formerly been held by Bank of WASH
ington, the old mark being 534. The
second Bankers League record went by
the boards when q total pinfall Of 1.52l
was recorded by Washington Loan and
wsshinstonSs Old nsures of of 1,5is' "A Ok
Supply Company and Office Force. the
Hotelmen won two games out of three.
This set has been hanging fire" for
several weeks. as repeated challenges
have passed between the two clubs.
Sears. with III in the third game. waa
high man.
Y.,,M, G. A., and Eagles also staged an
sociation bowlers taking the big end Of
the score on all three occasions. The
beet individual game Of the night was
contributed by Wolst anchor man for
the Eagles. his figures reading. 1923.
Gandils asserted their superiority over
Johnny Vaeth's All-Star team at Balti-
more last night when all three games
tas hs rs
game was cinched by the Gandlls who
won by 4s3 to 4S7. The second game
ended in figures of 638 to 451, while the
scores being 57s and 500. Johnny Baum
distinguished himself above all of the
others in Baltimore when he delivered q
game Of $50 in the third scrimmage.
Godfellows. of the District League have
lost the services Of one Of the most valu-
able bowlers. Charley Morgan Morgan.
WHIT was but recently signei by Captain
King. looked to be a conner" In the Dis
team 10 sorry to learn that he has to
leave the country. Morgan has accepted
a position in the Diplomatic Corps. and
Where he will be connected with the
American embassy.
That postponed set in the Commercial
Judd 4 Deitweiller which should have
been rolled on January IL will be dis
posed OF next Saturday night at the
Palace Alleys.
Waverly Athletic enhanced its posi-
ton at the head of the ortheastern
League by taking two out of three from
Racaar Club. 4taccars put up a noble
scrap, particularly in the third game,
but were apparently unable to gain any
ground. Sabins is again quoted in to-
days Best BoWlers as having high in
dividual game OF the set his string OF
~, m Z
-- distinction.
Accounts won the first two games
and arSppsd in snG the
But single pin margin gave Mails
its victory. the score in the third game
being $50 to 2sl.
Engineers succeeded in winning three
in a row when Drafting was taken on
in the second set In the Reclamation
circuit. Cook. with los inthe first game
was high. while Bebb followed with
los in the third.
Iroquois distinguished themselves In
the Colonia! League by amassinE
ginians. The first two games went to
Iroquois and Virginians placed one pin
between themselves and Iroquois In the
third round. Waters had high game
Another close tenpin game occurred
in the opening engagement between
Continentals and Pioneers. in the Co.
lonial loop. Pioneers won by four pins
In this string, the figures reading ~
to So The second game went Cont
nentals by margin of just forty pins
while Pioneers came back strong In
the third and won by 1913 to $40.
In the National Capital League. Cap.
tain Brunswick "Fletch's" crew Of PIN
ners was able to register but a single
victory when National were encount-
cred 1t occurred in the second game
when Weckerly led the good work with
a string of III. Nationals took the
other two by comfortable differences
n Hess Sons. dropped the open
ing battle to Mt. Pleasant. I'm the Ar
cade League. but came back strong In
the second and third ana recorded VIC