The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
TERMINAL LEAGUE
BOWLING COMMENT

ming streak and won three games from
Capt. Schoder's Car Department boys.
Freight's first two games went well over
the 500 mark while their third lacked
Z pins of being 800. Capt Mark, for the
winners. was in his usual good form in
the first game and shot the wood for a
III count. Nulroe and Campbell. both OF
the same team, also got games well over
the 100 mark. Capt. Schoder, with 104,
was the best pin getter for the losers in
the first contest. He also came back
strong in the second with 104 and finished
up with 107.
The second game saw the Freight boys
again in good form, and when the totals
were added il was found that they had
tOppled the little naples for a 521 game.
Mulroe. with 124 was the best wood
gatherer for the winners in this contest.
and. incidentally, high game of the night.
Both Thompson and Warthcn hit the
wood in good shape. the former getting
1O4. while the latter got 106. warthen
finished up with 1O6, while Mark knocked
the little sticks for a count of 10e.
Capt Riders Auditors were out in full
force last Monday, and made a clean
sweep Of all three games from the Elec-
triCians- The first game was too close
10 be comfortable for either side, and IT
was due solely to the good bowling of
Heck that made victory possible in the
first. Auditors. with Heck up, needed
Is pins to tie and Il pins to win. Heck
was equal to the occasion. pulled a psare
and got on it, winning the game for
Auditors by l pin. Heck, by sparing In
this box, pulled his game up to 116.
SimOntOn, also of the winners, shot a
good game, tOtaling 112. The second
game went TO the Auditors by 20 pins,
Capt. Rider getting los. which proved to
be the best score of that contest. Wood
was a close second with 1O3.
The Electricians were way of color in
the third contest. and Auditors were
easily returned winners.
Disbursing Department. with patched
up team, offered little resistance TO the
fast travelling Transportation bunch, and
Capt. Williams boys annexed three more
games to their won column. Miller, for
the winners, got his best game of the
night when he shot the wood for a count
of 1l6. Capt. Williams got of to a bad
start, but finished up with 100 and liz.
which gave him a 800 set for the night.
Weiss. for Disbursers, got high game for
his side when he toppied the little feI-
lONS lOI lVt III HIS tllOTN
The real surprise OF the second section
came last Thursday night, when Car De-
partment captured two games from the
Southern boys. Capt Schoder, of the
winners, WAS in his usual good form and
banged the little sticks for counts of
lG. l23, and los Mattingly. also Il the
same team, was in good form and got
games of 1O3. l04 and 107 Riley was also
in good form, but his last game Of l03
was his best of the evening. The second
game was a tie., each team having a
total of 499. Kilroy was responsible for
Car Departments game when he spared
in the tenth and counted five. On the
roll-off Car Department showed up to
good advantage and won out by eleven
pins.
!. z. Smith, for the losers, was in good
form and got scores of 107, III and 81
Strieter, OF the same team, got Off to a
bad start but finished Up with games Of
lM and 115- Stanley's first game of 10
was his best Of the evening. though his
other two games were well up in the
ninetias Triplett's best game waS los