The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-09
Bis MATG
6CARDED
TONIGHT
BY r. D. Thomas

By Il. ID. THOMAS
A winning streak Of 16 straight
Rames win be in danger tonight
when the Arlingtons. who have
conaeted to the front in the cracl
Athletic Club League, meet the
emithfieIds at Convention Han.
The Arlingtons dropped their frs
Tame OF the season. They lost
another when the Nationals opposed
them with a score OF $50. But
they haven't been whipped since
Tonight they win face one o.
the strongest teams in the city, fol
the Smithfields virtually are the
Convention Hall team Of the Dis
frict League. Al Work, Tom Nolan
Warren Saunders, Joe Mulroe, JACK
Wnalen and Arthur Urban are the
Emithfields and they all are expert
pin shooters.
The ArIingtons are Bradley
Mandley. Eddie BlOslx. Duncan,
Abhie Clark and Dave Cox. This
combination has made . record
that stands out not only IN
Che Athletic Club League. No
ether team in Washington can
show . list Of achievements %
notable.
Against an exceptionally strong
field. the Aflinstona have streaked
fe games. Besides that, they have
marked up the highest league set
recorded this season., SOC. Twice
they have beaten 500 for a league
game and they nave done better
than 100 for set on three occa-
eions.
one OF their experts, Bradley
Afanliley. IL the high-average man
for the city with ia. This no
compiled in the District League.
however. He Is among the leaders
But despite all this, II seems
Il to keep their winning stree
from that formidable Convention
Hall lineup would be something
Of sensation Id itself.
'We're going to meet argreat
team tonight" said Dave Cox,
the Arlington captain, today,
sand ordinarily we'd be doing
mighty well to take three games
from the SmitIlfields. It would
De a wIlang Of victory. But,
you know, the way we're going
new ft wouldn't surprise me II
We did just that thing"
Speaking of the Nationals 652
game against the Arlingtons, this
was one Of the highest team scores
compiled this year. The Stanford
Paper Company team Of the Dis
trict League. holds the seasons
record with SCI.
One Of the sharpshooters who
made a healthy contribution to
out OF the game now, i'll. Earl
McPhilomy is down with pleurisy.
The Stanford lineup looks strange
without his name.
He has capable substitute in
Frank Mischou, who. by the way,
n one OF Washington's busiest pin.
shooters. He performs with the
Union Printers in the Athletic Club
League. the Artie Bells in the
Northeast League, the knights of
Columbus in the National Capital
League. National Capital Press in
the Typothetae League. Stanford
Paper Company in the District
League and one of the teams in
the knights of Columbus loop.
That's an even half dozen teams
that have a claim on Mischou's
duclkpin services.
And he's q valuable man when.
ever available. His last set was
.8o4, rolled with the Printers
when they wIliteWasIled the No
MAIDS. This was high for his
team and added q point to his
average, which 10 now lis i'm the
Athletic Club League.
The Printers are becoming dis.
tinguished for their consistency.
Their high set is 1881 and their
low 1.649. They have yet to drop
below 500 for game. Their small
est game. $40. and low set. 1,649,
both were rolled against the No.
MAIDS.
The Harmony Lodge team Of the
Masonic League today is wonder
ing IL it hasn't set a record for
all time. Those well known and
justly pOputdE harmony PIN uid III
ers-Henry Rodier, George Isemann
Frank Price, Tommy Rice and
Harold Supplee achieved the almost
incredible by making eleven con
secutive marks. Federal Lodge
was the victim.
Isenlann. the inshoot wonder
started the phenomenal streak and
ended IL. He contributed three
marks. starting with the fifth box
Rodier, Price. Rice and Supple
each made two. Rodier got the only
strike.
Isemann pulled a split break
Tor the final spare. Frank Price,
who followed him, cut through
the center and drew q tough
target. He barely missed with a
courageous try.
With that flock Of marks tn.
Harmony bowters hung the higl
score Of the season for the Masonic
League-617.
Veteran .bowlers at Convention
Hall searched their memories il
vain for a performance equalIinl
that of the Harmony team.
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