Evening star., 1915-01-05


leagues last night when the schedules
were resumed after d lay-off of two
weeks, the Jeds retained the lead in
the District circuit by defeating the
Royals two games out of three. The
Jeds took the first contest by big
margin, getting score of 545 against
495, but the Royals did better work in
the second and lost by only thirteen
pins. In the final set-to the Royals OBJ
tanned their best count, one of 571,
which surpassed that of the Jeds by
sixteen.
Moore and Loveless were the stars
for the Jeds, and Carroll did the best
work for the Royals. Loveless did
some brilliant bowling, leading the
players Of both clubs easily. He drove
into the pins consistently, there being
no exceptionally high score to over
balance low one. Just how well and
regularly Loveless slashed into the
naples is shown by his counts of 124
1a5 and 119, the total being 3Ss. Moore
obtained marks of 101, 1856 and III, for
set of 353. Carroll knocked down
105 pins in his first contest, then got
i29 and 10
Star Team. Wins Three.
The Star team made good in its
match with the Pepco outfit, just as
was predicted, taking all three. games
Rolling such as the newspaper quint
did would have taken the set in almost
any circuit. a total of 1,S22 pins being
upset The scores of the games were
sos $40 and 521. whitford, Champion
and Baum were, the stars of the match
Roy Whitford was there with the
highest set, his three games of rs,
10 and liz totaliug 547. Baum rolled
for III, 12S and 1903, while Crampton IS
marks were III, 10S and III. Thomas
led for Pepco, with counts of log, III
and los. t..-
The National Laundry team was the
victor in the Capital City organization
winning two, games from the Charles
Hotel. Shanks of the victors was high
man with scores of 104, 1877 and LOG,
for Il set of 347.
The Hess team lost a close set to the
Center Market in the Arcade League
The shoe sellers were victorious in the
second contest by q big margin, the
score being 5S3 to 1877, but the mar
ketmeu got the. lorg end of the count
in the first by five pi,ls and the big
end in the third by seven.
T.
in the National Capital circuit two
games out of three None of the play
ers did better than the average bowl
ing seen in that organization.
Masonic League Formed.
A league composed of Masonic lodges
has been organized and will start play
Immediately. The following are the
ten teams and their captains that make
up the circuit:
Mount Pleasant, Joseph Il. Costinett;
St Johns, Clifton c. Clarridge;
Washington Centennial, l.. P. Steuart; !;
Stansbury. George F. Rogers; Column
bia, Walter II. Oliver; Lebanon, II. A.
Meals; King David, f.. u. Stocking: La
Fayette, George II. Post; Naval, W. ].
johnson, and National, l.. i. Stern.
The following schedule has been
adopted:
January-5. Mt. Pleasant VS.. STAINS
bury; s, Columbia VS.. Naval: Z. st.
Johns vs.. Lebanon: s. Washington Cen
tennial VS.. La Fayette; II, Naval vs.
13, King David VS.. Lebanon: II, Mt.
Pleasant vs. La Fayette: Is, Washing
ton Centennial VS.. Columbia: IS, Naval
vs. Lebanon; 10. Washington Centen-
La Fayette: 81, National vs.. Columbia; +;
%. King David vs.. Stansbury; 25.
Washington Centennial VS.. National;
2S. Naval VS.. Stansbury; ~. Columbia
VS.. Lebanon; 90, St. Johns VS.. Mt.
Pleasant; %, King David vs.. La Fay
cite.
February-1, Lebanon VS.. National; 2,
Washington Centennial VS.. st. Johns;
3, Naval VS.. La FAyette; 4. Columbia
VS.. Stansbury; 5, King David VS.. Mt
Pleasant.
Here are the results OF the matches
of last night: