Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-02-27
NATIONAL CAPITAL
B0WLERS Do WELL
Velvet Kind Team Rolls Sp|en-
did Match Against Pal
ace CUNT.
FAUNCE GETS HIGH SET
IN SOUTHWEST LEAGUE
Registers Total of $50 and Game of
178-Other Bowl
ing Gossip.

he best match rolled in the bowling
leagues last night was that between
Palace and the Velvet Kind quints. The
Velvets gave the leaders all they were
looking for, although they dropped two
out of three contests. The Palace won
the first conflict by a score of 526 to
507; it also took the next by 562 to
522, and then got the short end of the
count in the last. when the Velvets
rolled up the best team mark of the
night, $50. Palace obtained $50 pins
in its last game. Both teams registered
! sets of more than 1000, the Palace hav-
ing 1,64S and the Velvets being credit
ed with 1909.
Baum and HoWser proved the best
bowlers for the Velvet Kind. and Lem
mon led the Palace five. Howser knock
ed down 10S pins in the first contest,
registered 109 in his second and then
slashed into the naples for 1875 count
in his last string. Baum got scores of
IS, 1873 and 107. Lemmon's highest
score was 1877, which was made in his
second game. Lennon knocked down
1872 and 81 pins in his other two con-
tests, the three games giving him a
total of 356. HALEY, Krauss and Car
roll also bowled well for Palace Car
roll hit the pins for only an SO count in
his first game. but got 113 and 1875
in the next two. krauss had no high
marhs, but bowled consistently, get
ting 107, los and lis. Haley obtained
scores of 116, 100 and Ill
In the other match in the National
Capital League the Brunswicks won
team bowled exceptionally well, Nc
Knew got counts of 104, 102 and lis for
the Brunswicks, while Farrow of the
Y. NJ. c. A. led that club with marks
Of go, 1875 and los.
The most remarkable work done in
the bowling circuits for quite a while
was that of Faunce in the Southwest
Junior circuit last night. Rolling TO,
the Browns. he hit the pins for a high
game of IT'S and got set of $50 The
rolling Faunce did in his other two
contests was only average, but thai
mark of IT'S was only four pins short
of the District record, held by Dave
McCarty and made several years ago.
The Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany took three from the Second Met
ropolitan in the Bankers League Rob
trtson got marks of 125, Ill and Ill
for the Trust Company. leading the
The Merchants Transfer Company
was victor in the Commercial Leagu.
over the Washington Gas COMPANY.
taking all three contests WiltbergeI
Of the Merchants team got the best
game and set obtained by the PLAYERS
His high mark for the contest was 1a6
and his set was 1856.
The National Laundry took two con-
tests from the Charles Hotel quint in
the Capital City League. The Laundry
men lost the first game, when they
rolled set of only 40, but marks of
54S and 531 in the next two contests
were sufficient to give them the long
ends of the scores.
| The best work done by the PLAYERS
was that of Amman and McAboy for
| the Laundrymen. and Freeman and
kennamer for the hotel five. McAboy's
game of 1873 was the best mark OBJ
tanned.
| The Cardinals won the first two
games from the Goodfellows in the
! District League. but dropped the last
| when the latter rolled for a count of
| $50. In that last contest of the Good
| fellows Rice got 112. Shade 116, Krie-
ger III, King los and Young 1O6. Ed
| dingfield Of tho Cardinals obtained
scores of ia, 101 and Ill
| The results of last nights matches
| follow: