Evening star., 1915-02-17

in the National Capital Bowling League
last night by rolling a 1,7OO set and
uefeatlng the Brunswicks in all three
OF the contests. They obtained a good
score in each game, their work being
remarkably consistent, rather than
brilliant at one time and only or
knocked down 555 pins in the first set,
then got their highest count, 577. and
finished by topping 56s.
Three of the players did excep-
tionally we'll Holt. Schofield and
Brown each registered high sets, the
lowest being that of Brown-545
Browns scores were 113, 115 and III
Schofield obtained a total of 375 pins
in his three contests, while Holt got
a mark that was only pins less than
that. Schofield did his best work in
the first game. knocking down las pins
his count in the second was los. Hollis
record was III, 129 and 124.
The Royals made a clean sweep in
the match with the shermans in the
District League They won each con-
test by a comfortable margin. Car
roll of the winners and Allen of the
losing five were the best bowlers of the
match. Carroll registered a set of 351.
for which he rolled games of lis, 122
and Ill. Allen also did well, obtaining
counts of 120, ia and 10S.
O'Neill of Bureau was high man OF
the match in the Capital City League
between that team and the Ivory Soap
five. He got a set of $40, rolling for
games of 107. 123 and 110. Luckweg
of the same club also did some good
work, having scores of 101, 125 and
liz to his credit. Bureau took the
set, winning two out of three games.
Two clean sweeps were made in the In
terdenominational League, Bethany and
Kendall winning all their games with
Sixth and Gorsuch. respectively. In the
other match St. Marks won from Fifth
two games out of three. The set regis
tered by St. Marks was the best made
in the circuit: it knocked down total OF
1894 pins Bethany got a set that was
only ten pins less than that number,
though ST. Marks highest game was
564 and Bethany's best effort in that di-
rection was 56S.
H. Kluge and A. Noack did some fine
work for ST. Marks. The former regis
tered a set of 35S and the latter one of
357. Scores of 125. 116 and III We're
made by Kluge, while Noack drove into
tine naples for counts of 13l. 110 and 116.
Tommy George of the Kendall outfit OBJ
tanned good marks. knocking down 103.
116 and 119 pins. Harrall of Bethany was
the star of that club. He got the best
scores made by the players in either of
the three matches, 127, lis and l15. His
total was $50.
The Commercials rolled a double
header in the Commercial Alleys League.
and won both matches. They defea ted
the Nationals in the first by making a
clean sweep. and then took two out of
three from the Giants in the next. Jer-
the first match and Miller led in the sec
ond. Jerman's work was the best of the
evening in that circuit. scores of 104
125 and 119 being placed to his credit.
Miler'S marks We're l09 112 and 10
Russo of the Nationals also got good
scores, having 131 for his high game and
104 in each of his other two contests.
The Car Department was a victor over
Auditors in the Terminal Railroad Y. NJ
C. A League. Schoder led the victors
with scores of 102, ia and 12S; his total
for the set. BAG.
The Aggies made a clean sweep in the
Departmental Tenpin circuit, defeating
Navy easily. Drake of the winning five
got TWO games OF more than 200 and
knocked down 1S9 pins in his other set.
The Bankers took two out OF three from
the Nationals in the Arcade circuit.
Brandt led the losers
A duckpin match has been scheduled
between the Potomac Boat Club Of
this city and the Arundel Boat Club of
Baltimore. The first half of the series
will be rolled on Baltimore alleys Satur-
day night. while the second half is to
take place in this city three weeks from
that time. 1t is said that there are
enough good bowlers in the makeup of
each club to warrant the prediction that
some good competition will be seen.
The scores of last nights matches fol-
low.