The Washington times., 1915-01-25
SECOND SECTION OF
GAMES COMMENCES
Terminal League Teams Are
Strengthened for Last Half
Of Duckpin Battle.

The second section Of the Terminal
League started Monday night. when
TRANSFORMATION and Auditors came to-
gether. The second section should prove
more interesting than the first, as most
Of the captains have materially
strengthened their teams and southern.
tho winner Of the first section. should
by all accounts. experience some rough
sailing during the remainder of the sea-
son. The winners Of the second half
will play the winners of the first half
for the championship of the league.
when a series Of games will be ar
ranged between these teams.
Auditors. bv Matthews good score Of
127, easily captured the first game from
Transportation. who were slightly off
color. The second game was poorly
rolled one. though TransportationNw won
out by twenty pins The third contest
was a most interesting one from start
to finish. and when the totals were
added It was found that Transportation
had won that game by two pins. Will
iams' good rolling in this contest un-
doubtedly had much to do with their
winning this game
Disbursing Department had five Of
their best bowlers pitted against the
Electricians, and though pushed pretty
hard by the wire doctors at times, won
all three games. their best score being
Weiss. for the winners, got high game
In the first contest with 23. while Leh-
mann and Rem got 100 and 113. respec-
lively. Humphrey with a III game
was a big factor In winning the second
rame for the Disbursers 1t was left to
Capt. Johnny Lehman. however. to
pull high game for the night. when he
toppled the wood for 123 in the last
contest. Humphrey also got a good
game in this contest, when he knocked
the naples for a count of 106.
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Vyne, anchor man for the losers, got
the best set for his team with games Of
1Os. 90. and 1O7. Captain Enman. also
shot a good game when he knocked the
sticks for a 103 count in the nightcap.
Whites middle game was his best, his
score being 104. Captain Enman's Elec-
tricians were short two Of their good
bowlers and they deserve lot OF credit
by their showing against the fast Dis
bursing aggregation.
'rhe best bowling witnessed on these
alleys for many moons was staged last
Thursday night when Southern. winners
Of the first section, and Freight, the
runners up. were pitted against one
another.
Freight with their old mainstay, War
then, in lead off position. won all three
games from Southern. 1t was due to
his big set Of 352 that made all three
Of these victories possible. Murloe. J. d.
Thompson. Campbell and Coe all got big
games. The first game went to the
Freight boys by ten pins. the second by
one and the third was runaway. War
then. with 100, ]. d. Thompson, with
lis, and Campbell with ia. were re-
sponsible for Southern's defeat in the
first contest The second affair was ty
far the most interesting of the night. 1t
looked to be Southerns game up to the
ninth box. but a strike by Warthen. fol-
lowed In quick succession by spares by
Thompson and Campbell, were RESPONSE
BILE for Southern's bitter taste of defeat
in this game. The last contest was sim
ply walkover for Freight. Warthen
again starred In this game with l25.
Streiter with games of l05. l06 and
loo was the best pin getter for the los
ers. Trip'ctt however, got three good
gsmes. his lowest being 90, while his
best effort went tor l09. Stanley's best
| score was 12l, w. l.. and !. Il. Smith
also Sot games over The 100 mark.