Evening star., 1915-02-19

ootne Oh the pest work of the year
in the Masonic League was done last
night. The bowlers of the Columbia
quint took three straight from the
Mount Pleasant outfit. and in SO doing
rolled several good games. The high
est mark gotten by the team was only
52s. but Ackman, Sonneman and Haas
made some scores much above the aver
age of those obtained by the players
SO far this season.
Sonneman was high man of the
match. He got the best game and the
highest set registered. In his first con-
test Sonneman knocked down 140 pins,
toppled 100 in his second and then
slashed into the naples in his third
for a count of 126. The three games
gave him a total of 356 for the set
Haas had scores of lob, 11s and 116.
while Ackman got 96, 110 and 119.
Some rather poor bowling was done
in the District League, considering the
scores usually made in that circuit. The
Resolutes took three straight from the
Garrisons, and when it is stated that
Farrow and Williams of the winners
got the highest sets of the match with
mark of 31S each it may well be
understood that the work of all was
below the usual.
The Altamonts won two out of three
games from the Linworths in the
Southwest League They came within
an ace of taking all three contests, the
Linworths getting their one victory by
virtue of winning the roll-off after the
| first game had been tied.
! The Transportation quint took the
measure Of the Freight outfit in the
, Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. League
| by winning all three contests. The de-
! feats came especially hard for
Freight, as it is the first time since
/ the beginning of the second series that
! it has been on the losing end of score.
] Freight had won twelve games and not
/ lost one before it's defeat by Trans
nortation, The contest between the
two teams resulted in Freight drop
| ping out of first place and Transporta-
| tion taking its place. Transportation
stands at the head of the organization
/ now with only one loss charged against
! II and fourteen victories to its credit
| The Treasury five made clean sweep
in the Departmental League, defeatin
f.ahnr. fn There was little bowling out OF
the ordinary done by either club.
Meany of the losers leading with marks
of 1O9, 104 and ia
The Charles Hotel outfit took three
games from the Havenners In the Capt.
tai City League. Anderson did some
fine work for the Hotel quint. knocklng
down a total of 355 pins in his set He
obtained counts of 1877, 101 and lit in
his games.
| Probably the best bowling done in
any of the leagues was accomplishing "a
by the Welsbachs of the Commerclai
| They took three straight from the Judd
& Detweiler without much tfouole and
got an even firmer hold on first place
The best work of the Welsbach play
ers was that of Whalley and Eiseman.
The former registered a set or 800 ana
| the latter got total of 355. Whalley
| knocked down 12S in his first game and
133 in his last, but got a mark of only
| 81 in his second. Eisman toppeled lo2
| Of the naples in his first string. then
| raised his mark to 1876 in the second
| and registered III in the third.
A tournament is to be held at the
Chevy Chase Club Monday. February
l22. for which invitations have been
sent to all the members. If there are
| a reasonable number of entries PRICES
will be given to the winners. There
will be first and second prizes Tor tne
best average scores of three games OF
iduckpins and first and second prizes
flor the highest scores made In SIN
| gle game of duckpins. All the games
must be bowled between 10 am ana
I10 pm. Special prizes will be onereo
| for women If there are enough entries
| to justify such a procedure.
made at the alleys on the day of the
tournament. Special information reia
tive to the rules of competition. etc.
may be had from the committee before
play Is begun.
| The results of the matches rolled in
the leagues last night follow;