The Washington times., 1915-01-07
f. CLYDE SHADE Isl
DUCKP|N CHAMPION
WITH GAME OF 1851
His Mark Is Highest Rolled in
Small Pins During Past
Three Years in District.
Phenomenal Score Saves Good.
fellows From Shut.0ut at
Hands Of Belmont Outfit.
By KIRK c. MILLER.

: By KIRK C. MILLER.
Washington today has new duck
pin champion and he is none other
than DR.. E. Clyde Shade, member OF
the Goodfellows, of the District
League, who shattered all previous
records for small pin rolling, when
he delivered a game of 169 in his
third game against the Belmonts
Wednesday night. Not in three sea-
sons has as fat a score been amassed
by local bowler and in accomplish
ing his feat of last night, DR.. Shade
precipitated himself into the leader
ship Of all Washington's duckpin
community which embraces more
than 5000 active and organized
rollers.
DR.. Shades performance sur
passes all Of the accomplishments of
the vast army Of District pinners
since 1911, and in putting over his
string Of 169 he places himself on
the very highest pedestal in bowling
annals since the game was first in
troduced here. Through Shades ef-
forts, the Goodfellows were able to
take their only game from "Straight-
edge" Michaud's Belmont team, the
latter having had an easy time with
the first two games until Shade
came through with his phenomenal
game. But two better rounds of
duckpins have ever been recorded in
duckpins since the sport was inaug-
urated on local alleys, the former
honors belonging to Dave Mccarthy,
who put across a game of 17S, and
Howard Robinette who once rolled a
game which went beyond the TO-
mark.
Here is a detailed description Of Dr.
Shades monster game:
Box > 10
Mark. sp st sp st :. st st >. :. sp.
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Ono oil the best examples Of consist
ent bowling of the season was render
ed by tho Giants, Of the Commercial
Alley League. who won all three games
from tho Hiltons by scores of less than
thirty. Gfantss margin in the first was
twenty-eight pins. the second game was
won by twenty-nine pins, and the third
viduM game of E.9, and Lawrenson fol-
lowed with 126.
To q Sandcrson is due much of the
credit for saving the Lansbursh team
from shut-out at the hands OF Saks
& Co.. when he rolled the only two
marks for his team in the third game
In tho ninth and tenth boxes he came
through with a spare and strike,
which gave his team enough pins to
two games handily. although the invi-
vidual honors were equally divided be-
tween Shaw and Works. Shaw sot
high game of II and Works set Of
u. was the best recorded in the set.
Nesline stars barely stuck in second
place when the Southeast Stars were
taken onin the SoutheastLeague.W Wood.
With, With same Esa,,; OF Us, featured the indi-
were. 'toff color skinny carroll hay
Ing had a particularly bad night. His
teammates accused him of having his
mind on the Vigilants' banquet which
>.skinny' forsook for the sake of the
Neslines No change occurred in the
standing of the team. but the Southeast
Stars gained several points. and are
today but twenty-siX points behind the
Neslines.
Agricultural. OF the Department.
Dpckpin League, received an awful jolt
when the sixth-place Marines won al
three games. Lipp, Of the losing qunt
had high game lss and high set. ass
East Shop had little difficulty pocket
ms all three when they took on the
Erecting Shop crew. McDonough and
Mccormick We'd for individual honors
each putting across a game of 1O9
10 the Patent Examiners League. En-.
Sineers took a pair from the Mechanical
five. Nehb. lead-off man for the losers
was rolling in rare form. and put across
tho prize game of lo7.
Two matches were completed when
the Washington Gas Light League sea
SON was called to order. Commercial
tion. and Engineers administered a like
defeat to the Installation outfit. Nc
Laugfllin, with 1903, led the one-mar
work for the Installations; and tht
featured tho opening set.
Bureaus got away to a good star
when the Jewels were encountered IL
came back strong in the last two game.
ana won by the narrowest OF margins.
Those tail-end Climbers failed to dt
much climbing when tho Nationals were
taken on In the National League. Ma
rlonaIs won all three, but the Climbers
save them ''rub' in the opener ant
Yielded the game by difference or bu
q single pin. NJ. Pierce had goo
nisbt down the alley, and sent his firs
game soaring up TO l&.
'lhose tail-end Continentals demon
strated that they are not down to stay
when all three games were won iron
the PuIItans in the Colonial Tcnpil
League. Ryerson, OF the losers. smass
ed the highest individual score when n
rolled q total of 202 in his secon'
effort. J. Schaf, with .0l, gave Fryer
son chase for individual honors.
Ecksteln was third with 1875.
Clark sobbled up all OF the indt
vidual honors when he got high gam
of l0s with set of POS, when Purchas
and Supplies won two out OF three fror
Engineering in the Reclamation circuit
MaXims went after Fultons in whiGl
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