The Washington times., 1915-02-19
Columbia Lodge Has Distinction
Of Making New Standard for
High Team Game.
SONNEMAN HAS BIG SET
Freight Loses Its First Game OF
Second Section When Trans.
portation Is Met.
By KIRK C. MILLER.

Two league records were scattered
to the four winds and two new ones
permitted to take their place when
the Mt. Peasants and Columbias en-
countered in the Masonic League. All
former marks for high individual set
were bettered by Sonneman, who
registered a total Of 356 for his
three games. The other mark which
was shattered was for high team
game and the Columbias hold the
new record with a string of 529,
which was accomplished in the third
round. The set was rolled on the
National Capital Academy alleys.
Sonneman's distinctive record is
the result of three games in which
he showed as we'll, or better, as any
set which he has ever rolled. His
games amounted to 40, 12O, and
126, the latter being the best figure
recorded by any individual on either
team during the match. The Ma
sonic League is only in its second
month and for the teams and individ-
uals to pull away to such flying
start speaks we'll for the prospects
which the circuit has for next sea-
son. President Albert Haas is hope
full of corraling twenty teams for
next year and if rolling such as was
seen last night continues, the loop
is bound to take a prominent place in
duckpin affairs here another season.
One of the most distinct surprises
u hiph dot in n
cured OH the Union Station alleys
when Freight met with defeat for the
first time since the second series COM
mcnced. Transportation took all three
gamcs from the former leaders, and as
a result stepped into the van Of the
Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. circuit.
dickinson, Of Transportation. had high
Individual game. 1872. and Williams was
Accounts and Drafting were the op-
losing teams in the Reclamation cir.
cult. The former won two out OF
1uG, had the distinction Of putting over
tho highest game when he spilled the
naples for a total of 1l6 in the second
frame.
captain Eiseman and his Welsbach
cam further insured the winning of q
.crnant in the Commercial League
when they won all three games from
Himself walked off with the highest in.
,;yidual score, 1856, but Whalley was
los" at his heels with his total Of 1873.
Those cellar champions, Puritans
,H.'ved that they are not entirely out o,
The race when they took two out OF
lhree from Pioneers in the Colonial
I."ague episode last night. The third
-ane originally resulted in a tie at f1g'
'ncs of SO but Puritans kept up theil
-ood rolling and won in the roll.off. Ir
the other Colonial League match. Iro
Iuois won pair from Continentals wher
Harry Krauss starred with 2l7 in thu
second.
It remained for Hagan to pocket al
"f the individual honors when N. Hesi
Ilagan. with a game of 163 for high in
dividual string backed 1t up with scorel
Of n2 and 90. and also got high set, 35s
l.oveless was giving Hasan close rul
for individual distinction, as he rollet
ono game of l22 and got 3S7 for set.
The seventh-place Kenyons threw
surprise into the Highlanders. who arr
ant League, by winning the last tw,
games in a set Of three. Both o
Kenyons' victories came by substan
,al margins. Friede was again the in
Sll giving him the bulge" on tn
others.
IN the Postoffice Departmental loop
Finance won two out Of three from In
dependents. Rosendall was high with
game of lbs. and Honsel had high set O
32l. Both Anderson and Jolliffe hat
games Of 1l5.
Anderson. of the Charles Hotel team
in the Capital City League. rolled mex
% the highest game OF any ieagu
which worked last night when he cam
through with q string Of 1877 in the sc
with Havenner Bakery. Charles Hote
won all three.
\though Anacostia Won the mrs
game by actual figures when 1t too
ON SchlitZ in the Southeast League
there We're two Dummys in the sc
and the Brewers are today credite
With all three victories
Treasury encountered little difficult
IN taking three in row from Labo
when the Departmental Duckpi
League schedule was enacted. Smit
hud high individual game with his IL