The Washington times., 1915-01-19
Columbias Get First Round by
Four.Pin Margin and Go
Right on Through Set.
PARD0E HAS HIGH GAME
Y. N. C. 4. Shows Signs Of Re-
covery, as Two Are Won
From Climbers in n. c.
BY KIRK c. MILLER.

Quite in contrast with the session OF
enc week ago, in the Mt. Pleasant
League. when F'riede hung UP new
record for high game. was last nights
set. which resulted in the leaders be-
Ing sQuelched in all three games by the
seventh place Columbia team. AS re-
suit, the Parks are today entitled to
half Of the honor Of being in first place.
A. last nights losses reduced them to
a tie with Decaturs, both teams having
4 record Of 80 games won and 10 lost.
Columbias seemed to be fired with the
very finest Of duckpin fuel from the
outset Of Monday nights set. They
won the first game by margin Of just
four pins, and after that nothing the
Parks did seemed to discourage the
rapid cadence which Columbia had
adopted. While the winning score of
the second game was. withal, a medi-
ocre one, 4s9. Columbia's win was due
more to a complete fall-down by Parks
than by any particularly bright rolling,
as 40 does not win many games when
succeeded in bettering their efforts in
the third. winning that string by ng-
ures Of 4ss to 465.
Although Parks underwent the humil-
iation Of dropping all three rounds, to
Q member of the squad goes credit for
the most successful individual rolling.
as Pardoe's LIS was the best single
game recorded during the encounter
Glenn McCambridge was second in the
business Of individual scores, his J24
sivinS him a place close to Pardoe
eteefers string of lis was the best put
s sesoSs tne boards by any member Of
x. NJ. c. A.. recovered itself to some
sxtent + from the serious rut into which
.,,ron. ~ ,uo'ea e.. last week. when it had dis
National Capital Leagues. Last nicht
Captain Whitford's followers dropeed
saS,lantisEi SUB Ea%s 6rscs to Climbers but took
sd the second and third games With
s,eue ,s apparent effort. Jolliffe and Far.
row row were the individual stars, each get.
tlng game of Ia.
Departmental Tenpin League .chedu,s @
last night. Navy failing to appear FOR
US set with Interior. and consequently
tne latter Is today credited with three
.s, ~ n. ~ while a forfeit appears opposite
rolled Its three games, figures Of son
h'9 and 794 resulting. Anchor Man Gar,
rett mad high game OF 219 it coming
IN his second game.
,Agrlculture strengthened its lead in
mo same circuit by pocketing all three
games at the expense Of the Commits
sioners. In this set. Frank Meyers. Of
Commissloners. equaled the high srk
OF 2l9 rolled by Garrett
Center Market refused to xiv. the
iowy NJ. Peasants any encouragement
cade League. All three strings went
10 the Marketers, hut they were pushed
hard by Mt. Pleasant in the first and
third games. Markets margin of victory
single maplewood separated the
squads In the third round Mayhcw
md high game Of 12s. It coming in the
In the Capital City loop, Ivory soaps
won the first two and left the third
game Tor Havenner Bakery. German
vas principally responsible for the
l& boosting the score beyond the reach
OF the Soap Manufacturers.
Southeast Stars crept up on the Mode,
woodmen Of the World were Caught" M"
League. With the exception of ths
final clash. all Of the games were close
sriek @ aad Auessto Mere sS FOR Grod rs
Hidual honcrs. each getting scores OF
III for high string. Much interest ia
centered in the race which Is develop
ING at Pete Maloney's alleys and it
city as the season drows to an end.
The second forfeit Of the evening oc-
cured when Hecht and Company failed
TO put in appearance for it's scheduled
match with Columbia Hotel Supply in
the Business Mems circuit. The Hotel
men. however rolled their games and
Sears came through with a handsome
string of l3l in the first game.
Although Land Office took every game
when 1t met Treasury in the Depart
mental League: the second game was
one pin; scoreS522 to 62i Ferguson
rolled high game in the set and high
game for all of the leagues when he
reached the mark Of us in the second
game. His set, ISL, was also high in
b the Departmental match.
Osage and Sioux Tribe. No. ls l. o.
r. NJ. will meet In a match set at the
Arcade alleys tonight. Manager GULL
has reserved alley No. for the I'm
dians," and a large following OF Red
Mem headed by Past Sachem Heiden-
heimer and Sachem Levy. of Sioux, Is
expected to see the match.
Red Men and Commercial Alleys are
schedusd to roll tonight in the Com
mercial Alley League. and a rare ex-
hibition Of pin spilling Is promised. The
teams are tied for the leadership of
the league. and the keenest kind OF
competition Is expected to ensue.
Three Are Tied Up For