The Washington times., 1915-01-29

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Arlington and Columbia Granite and
Dredging Company. of the Georgetown
Commercial League. have both boosted
their stock during the past two nights.
Arlington took three straigh: from Bal
ssms Of a"d oh'o WHY Ryan the ss
caught" Virginia Railway
for three in a row. Ash's string Of LIS
being the best score rolled
District National Bank won two out
Of three from Munsey Trust Company.
when Higo Donch featured with high
set Of 326 and Ugh game Of ia Jimmy
Donnelly rolled best for Munsey with q
string Of 300 for his three games and a
high string of 100.
Earl Lewis pocketed all Of the indi-
viduai honors in the Belmont N ewcom-
ers set in the District League. Lewis
came through with high set of 351. and
the best game. l3S. Belmonts got away
to poor start. and dropped the first
cord victories In the second and third
rounds.
In the Reclamation League. Files had
over Wreckers in the opening conflict.
A victory Of 2SS to 253 was recorded by
Files in the second. and Wreckers won
the third by margin of nine pins;
high individual game. l2i. it coming in
the first string.
But one set was rolled in the Colonial
alleys with Puritans In that conflict.
All three games went to Pilgrims by
substantial margins. Ryerson having
featured the match with a game Of 225
in hn N
Moe" Goldberg and his band Of
Southern Railway rollers won all three
games from Washington Gas Light
in the Commercial League. The games
were evidently of a low standard, as
the newspaper reports were sent out
with only the names Of the rollers., and
difficult to tell who had high score,
but 1t requires very little imagination
to discern the low man, as Goldberg
is in charge Of turning the scores over
to the official scorer and to the press
Mccormick and Noisy" Watson gave
the members Of the Departmental
t League something to gloat over when
the latter high set Of 356. Navy Yard
won the second and third games, but
left the first string for Agriculture.
Arcade Market was able to take but
one game from Argyles. IN the Arcade
League. NJ. Chaconas. with lis. fea-
tured the set: while Popham followed
individual honors were equally divided
between Conradis and Grimes when
princeton won all three from Kenyons.
In the Mt. Pleasant League. Conradis'
game Of l21 and Grimes set Of 32l rep
resent the nest individual rolling done
during the night.
Secretary Van Kirk has effected a
slight shift in the present weeks sched-
ule In the Mt. Pleasant loop. Wednes-
tonight. the clifton Newton match hav-
ing been rolled then. and the Park
Highland string will be disposed OF to-
night
Y. NJ. G. A. recovered itself TO an ex-
tent In the y. NJ. q. A. circuit when
two games were won from Casinos
Both teams rolled mastery duckpins,
the games i'm each instance being far
above the b00-mark Y M G. AS set
went TO l,6fs. while Casinos toppled Just
1880 pins.
In the Patent Examiners circuit. En-
gineers won the first game, lost the
through with 473-432 victory in the
third game
Mt Peasants ran wild" in the first
games with 81. Johns. Of the Masonic
League, but the latter team succeeded
in putting over II win by II pins in the
last game.
Jewels suffered a 2-tu-l defeat at the
hands of Charles Hotel. IN Ia. Capital
'ity League. Pell"r and Freeman tied
for high game. each getting figures
of ll6