The Washington times., 1915-01-27
E. Elicit Leads in Attack Of
Pins When 1872 Pins Fall
in nterdenominationaI.
BETHANY LOSES A PAIR
Oisbursing Is> Dislodged From
First Place in Terminal Rail-
road Y. N. C. A. Loop.
BY KIRK C. MILLER.

Led in q duckpin attack by E. FL
ett, Of the Fifth Baptist Church in
che Interdenominational League, that
team hung up a record for high team
game last night by amassing a total
Of 1872 pins. Elicit started the roll
ing UP Of this remarkable score by
coming through with a game Of lao
in the opening contest and Beavers
followed him up in the second round
with a game Of 191. Beavers set
was the best rolled during the night,
scores Of 105, 131, and 103, giving
a neat little total of 339 for the en-
tire match.
Fifth's healthy set which broke
the league record came as the result
Of games Of SGT, 532, and 513. They
took two out Of three games from
Bethany, the middle scrimmage hav-
ing gone to Bethany by q score OF
$50 to 532. This was one Of the
most closely contested games of the
set, and Smith and Hartzell are due
much credit for coming through with
good scores and insuring a victory
for Bethany.
In the other Interdenominational
League match. Sixth Presbyterian won
q pair from Gorsuch. The latter team
showed a distinct improvement in Its
first game over the past two or three
sets in which it has figured, and the
team is to be congratulated on that
game of 527 in the opening fray.
Pratt was again the star OF the De-
partmental Duckpin League, his game
Of 100 and set Of 346 giving him that
distinction. Land Office won all three
Of the games from Marines, the Sail
ors seeming utterly unable to catch up
with the rapid cadence which Land
Office established early in the set. Fer
guson failed to come through with the
high scores which have been character-
10. % los, ~ and ios. Next to Pratt. Nike
aelle was the individual star, his III
In the third game boosting his average
substantially.
Disbursing struck = snag In the Ter
minal Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. set with
Auditors, and the former was dslodgsd
from first place In the league standing
The teams have undergone severe
"shake-up" since the second section OF
the schedule was entered. and the bowl.
crs hardly recognize the standing ol
the teams as they are now. Hill had
the best single game of any roller ir
The Auditor-D -Disbursing set. his 1O7 being
Down at Pete Maloney's Southeast
Alleys, Nesline Stars made clean-uI
the Lucas Specials. James led tn'
bowling with score of 12 in the open
place 1t within six points of first place
which is held by the Model Lunch crew
In the Capital city League. Bureau
. % with the first game. Havenner Bak
cry. however, Improved in the secon
and third and won both games BY sub
stantial margins. Anchor Man Jerma
reached the height of his game in tn
second round when he amassed a tota
of 125 pins. Siekweig was second in In
dividual bowling with game Of 12s.
Two sets were disposed Of in the Car
roll Q<. Of c. League. Ninas took
pair from Columbias. Lacey's rolling be
ing the feature. and Pintas took tw
from Genoas. when McNickle led 1
individual pinnfng.
Carl. Mfchaud. and Everett were prir
cipally responsible for the 8 to 0 defes
which the Giants handed the Braves |
the Commercial Alley League. althoug
neither Of those members rolled high ir
dividual game Of the set This homo
fell to Fisher, who contributed a gam
Of 131 in the second battle. but the flrs1
named 'bowlers all had at least one bl
game, and each of them rolled consis,
entity. Carl came through with 105
the third game. Michaud got a game {
Us, and Everett's highest mark was IL
G. Sanderson and Mockabee tied fo
individual honors when each cam
through with figures of l20 In the Swift
l.ansburgh set in the Business Men
League The Meat Packers took tn
tEst and third games. and left the mic
dc contest to the Dry Goods Merchant!
Swift's two victories give it a tight gri
on second place. and Saks & Co. mus
be on the lookout for an attack frol