The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
1OP Pin League
Standing OF the Tean,s.

Sooh EfiHtihs So----IaH1es- 20, iosi,
20: percent, $40; average. Stills.
Richmond Dairy Co.--Games, 81;
lost, IL; percent. .5s5: average.
S56-12.
Cot,reu saddiery co.--Games. IT:
lost. Is: percent .5ls: average,
Citizens Home ms Co--Games, ~:
lost, IL; percent. .519; average. s54-7.
T. s. Wooden Mills Co--Games, 81;
lost. IA; percent, .4Sl: average. 82s-1S.
Eiks Club-GaInes. 81; lost, Is:
percent, AS: average. SAIL.
Nolde Brothers-Games, II: lo4t.
Is; percent, .445: average. sl1-s.
McRae Clothing Co.-Games. IT:
lost. Is. percent, .4e7: average. t14-23.
Next Weeks Schedule.
At Ptetsch Alleys
Monday-CottrelI Saddlery Co. vs.
Elks club.
Neutrality-suspicious. Brothers va. u.
S. Wooden Mills Co.
At Palace Alleys.
Observation-Disclosures Dairy Co. va
Citizens Home Insurance Co.
Thursday-~McRae Clothing Co. We
Cook Printing Co.
The City Tenpin league resumed
It's schedule last Monday after lapse
OF two weeks, due TO the holiday sea-
son. Poor scores were the feature OF
the weeks work and the bowlers viii
have to practice considerable to re-
gain the stride they were setting be-
fcre Christmas The U. s. WOODEN
Mills. Cook Printing Co. McRaes and
Chicos. took the long ENDS Of the
weeks series. Many OF the games
were exciting ones As viii be shown
forth against the pace-setting Cook
Printing Co, who won their two
games by two-pin margin. The PEN
rant race II still anyone'a, for IS yet
no team h out Of the race. Much in
terest II centered in the Cook Print
ing Co. McRae match. which takes
place next THURSDAY as Pop" vunck,
ing to make K warm for the Cooks.
But nine regulars remain In the lS0
average class. Those dropping out
Of this class during the week were:
Bell. Bailey. Whit Whitman and
Byrdsong Pop" vunck and mike"
Deasy were the bowlers who boosted
their average during the week so
their names now adorn the honor
roll
The Cook Printing Co. average PIN
fall dropped eleven pins n the re-
suit Of Indifferent shooting.
Close games were the rage during
the week, the Z. s. WOODEN Mil win
ming one by nine pins: Cooks took
two by two pins each. McRaes added
one by ten pins; Dairy Co. one by
eighteen pins. and the Chicos took
games by six and seventeen pins.
The "old-timers" found rough
shedding during the week, Captain
Jake" Rowseys average falling I'VE
pins, while "Bi1r' Bailey's fell OF
seven.
Doc waIdnauer was the only one
who registered two 200 games. he
getting 200 and Eli.
Careless shooting on a spare lost q
game for the Eolde Bros
The 'Old Reliable" Whit Whitman,
fell ten pins short Of getting his GUS
tomary zoo game.
Pete Blair, who formerly con-
Quoted the Newport alleys. broke into
the box score during the week by
shooting anchor for the. Nolde Bros
Pete. surprised them all by his con-
sistent shooting.
The McRaes missed 81 spares and
splits. while their opponents, the
Dairy Co, missed IS spares and
gathered splits Besides blowing
spares both teams fouled when IL
hurt. Harris was. the worst offender
as he committed foul after a run Of
four consecutive strikes.
The Cottrell players had Byrdsong's
argora and as a result Byrdie did not
get above 14S In any OF his three
games.
After seeing his team ahumbled
twice, Captain Jet, OF the Cottrells,
replaced Mcfarland and led his team
to victory by registering 220 score.
Incidentally this score was the best
registered by any bowler during the
week.
Three splits and two blown spares
in the tenth frame cost the Cottrells
the second game by seventeen pins.
Anchor Bell, OF the Dairy Co. could
not get his ball working last Wednes-
day and as result he missed eleven
spares.
mike" Deasy's sos was the high
trree-rame total of the week.
LEAGUE TO CELEBRATE