The Washington times., 1915-02-10
Harry B. HALEY Is Star Of I'M
portant Match in CONNER.
cia| Ouckpin League.
GETS BIG SET AND GAME
Every Member Of Team Rolls
Well, But Two Strings Fall.
ing Below 100 Mark.
By KIRK c. MILLER.

By KIRK c. MILLER.
Practically cGnching the CONNER
cial Duckpin League gonfalon by let
ting its record soar to fifty victories
against ten defeats, the Welsbachs
branded last night as being the
greatest night in their history when
four league records were scattered
to the four winds, and three games
taken from the General Baking Com
pany.
In the very center of Tuesday
nights achievement stood Harry b.
HALEY the bowler to whom the term
"Pop" is always applied, he having
been directly responsible for shat
tering two of the records referred
to and having a big role in the
breaking of the other two.
Halley's two new standards. are
for high individual game and high |
individual set, he having amassed a
total of 14S for the first-named rec
ord and on his three games he got
S95 pins. Both of these are many |
pins above any rolling which has
been done by any other individual in
the entire Commercial League this
winter, and HALEY is justly deserv-
ing of all the credit which is today
being bestowed upon him for Great
ing such an impression as he did last |
night.
The other marks which fell crashing
to earth were for team game and team
set Sixteen hundred and fiftysiX pins,
all told, fell for the Welsbach rollers
during the evening. and their biggest
game was 574. it coming in the second
round. OF the three games, General
Baking Company made the most dis
tinct impression in the opener, 1t hav-
ing dropped the string to Welsbachs by
the narrow margin of 30 pins
II
Pop" Halley's games amounted to
122. 14S and 125. He was excellently
supported throughout the entire set,
but two games in the total Of fifteen
having dropped below the century
mark. Whalley had commendable
string of 126 in his third attempt.
Freight is beginning the second
series over at the Terminal Railway Y.
NJ. c. A. League, as If 1t intended to
go right on through the schedule with
out a defeat. or the twelve games in
which it has participated, no defeat has
been charged against Freight. Last
night Electricians dropped three to them
being outplayed in every instance.
Mark and Wyne were tied for high in
dividual honors. each having games or
1l5 to their credit.
Phelps Bros were barely able TO avert
a shut-out at the hands of Crowley's
Kids, the Real Estate Brokers having
recorded their only victory in the last
game. The Kids put over two re-
spectacle games in the first and second.
each having passed beyond the 500
mark. Whitney featured with game
Of 1923, 1T coming in the opening game.
Chevrolets took fall" out Of the
Red Men. in the Commercial Alley cir
Taylor led in the attack on the ducks
by getting lls for high game and 32S
for high set.
Mails caught Stenographers mapping
in the Reclamation battle. and the first
and third were easily pocketed by the
Postmasters. In Stenographers' one
win. however. wide margin was
placed between lnem ana Mails. NC
Culloch had high game, III. in the first
game.
Up in the Mt. Pleasant League,
Princetons were able to get but two
high game. 119, and high set. $40. In
the first game but eleven pins sepa-
rated the teams. in the second the mar
gin was three pins, and in the third
but one pin designated the winner from
the loser.
Finance gobbled up all of the honors
Postoffice circuit, Although the first
game was won by Finance by diff
ference Of but single pin. the margin
was increased to forty in the second
and to SiXty-fve in the third.
Three clean sweeps We're recorded
IN the ational Church
ksnaa sasnf fh Bethany took did all teeSs from T"
Gorsuch. and Sixth suffered a similar
defeat at the hands Of the fast flying
st. Marks. who y are in the front of
league record when he came through
with total Of $50 in the third game
for ST. Marks. A. Hartsell followed
closely when he spilled l4l pins for
Bethany.
Ferguson and Mikesell divided indi-
Nidual honors in the Departmental
League Nnen tneN eacn got scores or
122 for high game, and Ferguson rolled
$50 for high individual set. Land Of
flee increased its stock considerably by
winning three straight from Agricul-
ture.
Lansburghs had Hechts on the run
in the Business Mems League all three
strings having been won by the Ninth
Streeters. Coxs high game Of 12S gave
him leading place in the battle, and
Steiwer followed closely with his record
OF $50 for high set
stone led the attack against the
little pins during that battle between
lItes and Crows in the Y NJ. c. A.
League; utes won all three. and Stone
made the set a memora BILE one by Yoll-
ing a high game Of 1871.
Haynie was the spotlight attraction
during the Norton Woodmen set in the
southeast League. He had 1872 for game
and SSs for set Woodmen won all
three games by substantial margins