Evening star., 1915-03-13
TWO BIG MATCHES
ARE TO Be ROLLED
Home Club BowIers Meet Y. M.
c. A. and Potomacs Play
Arundels Tonight.
RAIL WAY MAIL FIVE GETS
BEST SCORES IN LEAGUES
Obtains High Set of 1857 and
Knocks Down $50 Pins in
One Game.

Two bowling matches OF more than
ordinary interest are scheduled TO oe
rolled here tonight. The Home CLUB
and the Y. NJ. c. A. are to meet in the
last series of five games to determine
which Is the better organization. while
the Potomac Boat Club is to have as
its opponent the quint representing the
Arundel Boat Club of Baltimore. The
match between the Home Club and
the "Y'' is to take place at the Ma
tional Capital alleys and that between
the Potomacs and the Arundels at the
Arcade.
The Home Club is leading the Y. NJ.
c: A. in total of pins. A good margin
was obtained by the Interior Depart
ment bowlers when the first block of
five contests was rolled at the Y. NJ.
c. A. early in February. They are
banking on maintaining their advan-
tage in tonight's match. The Arundels
are ahead of the Potomacs by five pins,
which the local men expect to make
up this evening. The Arundels defeated
the Potomacs in a match February 20
by the difference already mentioned.
Bad breaks are held to have been more
responsible for the loss Of the local
organization than anything else.
Two clubs rolling in the local leagues
last night led the other organizations
by big margins. The Palace team Of
Railway Mail five of the Post Office
League got sets of / ,634 and .637, re-
spectively-by far the best The high
est game scored by Palace was 81, and
the biggest total registered by the
Railway Mail club was $50. The Palace
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| tests, while those of the other team
made a clean sweep.
In the match between Palace and the
Brunswicks krauss led the former and
latter. The scores made by Krauss
were 100, log and 1O7 Robinette's 5
marks We're 122, 116 and IS. Two
players Of the Railway Mail five-War-
| the same-360. Warthen registered
counts of 1913. 1876 and 101 while
Brandt knocked down 116 pins in his
| first contest, 131 in his second and 113
! in his third.
The Y n. C. A. lost another set in
the Arcade League, being defeated two
games out of three by the Bankers. The
! association players did good work, but
their opponents went them one better il,
the decisive contest John Aleany of the
"Y'' was high man of the match. getting
a set of 345, for which he rolled contests
Of 123, 122 and 100.
The Washington Gas Company team
| made clean sweep over the Woodward
& Lothrop five in the Commercial League.
Neither team did anything very note
| worthy in the way of scores. One Of the
games won by the Gas Company was
! taken by a score of 443 to 442.
! Whalley of the Model Lunch team, in
the Southeast League, rolled last night
, for counts. Of 100, 1O6 and los. Whaliey
also shoots the balls down the alleys
Commercial League
| pattison OF the Bankers got a set Of
| $40 against the Y. NJ. g. A, rolling games
! OF IA. 40 and 1O6. He was only five
=, pins shy OF Meanys mark, which was
| the highest of the match
| Notwithstanding that the Railway
Mail team got clean sweep over the
Finance team in the Post Office League,
Housed Of the latter five did some good
bowling. He knocked down 122 pins
in his first contest, and got LOG in each
mates rolled as well as he did the Mail
aggregation would have had a hard
time winning, let alone making a sweep.
, Carroll proved the high bowler in the
Southwest Junior League. Rolling for
the Browns in the lead-off position he
got set of 339. CarrolFs scores were
115, 113 and III.
The results of last nights matches
follow:
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