Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-18

games this season tnsln any otHef team
rolling in the bowling leagues. 1t has
also lost less. considering the number
played. Thirty-eight is the number reg
istered in the won column OF the news
paper FIVE while only seven defeats have
been charged asainst it. That is a rec
ord better than any other aggregation in
the city can show.
Next to the Star the Jeds leaders in
the District League. have scored the
greatest number of wins. They have Sc
cured thirty-four, only four less than the
Star The Jeds also come next in the
matter of defeats. having only one more
than the newspa per men, eight. Another
team in the DisIrlct League stands next
in the matter of games won, the Roya.s
having thirty-three to their credit. The
Royals have lost nine che Y. NJ. Z. a..
IN the Nationai Capital League, is wei
up, also. having won thirty-three ana
iropped only eleven games The per
centages of the other teams in the sew
RAJ leagues vary, but none mas secured
The number of wins that have those men
toned.
It was generally thought at the start
Z the season that the Paiace Guint would
lave q good lead in the National Capita
.eaSus by this time, but such has not
ONE to pass, as the Y. NJ. {. a. tive is
eadins the list with q margin OF nve
James on the Palace ia the Won co.unln
nd two in the .osI. Faiate is IN second
place. and II and the i. Al <. A. appear
o pc gong at q better pace than Ans o.
he others, though the Brunsw'cns ana
'otonlacs have been Showing sJienu4@
ortn uiIeFeut tllieS.
The rae IL ms ieasue promises TO be
me OF the best IN the city. The y. M.
= A anu Palace are putltnS up great
.sht Tor the leauersh.i,. ana nave oeen
Tor some the. WINE tnc neat TWO Teams
Potomacs ana b unsw,cks, Win not nave
o any erett spuit n oruer 10 be on
wen terms Win the leesuerS-
The schedule of the Pepco League, as
-ecent4y announce1. Tor + ebruary ana
he remainder OF january SHOWS seterai
.eviseu uzttes. 1t IS a. .o,iows.
January 20, Overhead VS.. Bookhepers;
Jan4aIS II, General super ntedent on
ice VS.. Engineers; JANUARY -, S,oreroom
5. Consultation; Jantaiy 70, Bookntep-
RS vs. Cnaefg4 ound; january - Coll
5truction vs.. Meter; Js,nuaIy -, lndef-
ground vs.. OveIneau, January -, Book
ieepers VS.. General ouper.nts ndenl's Of
Ice; January 81, Storeroom vs.. Ensi-
lleers; Feb uary ). construction VS..
Ooohneepei S; ebruary 4. Genera Super
intenden. Cince VS.. overhead. Teu. uary
=, CONSTRUCTION VS.. Engineers, February
Os StofeIoOiI vs. meter, eDruaTS ~,
constitution VS.. Unue. ground, February
II, Boohkeepers VS.. UNerneau; February
Y, Meter vs.. Engineers, ebruaTy -.
General Superintendent is UitIce W. Store
room; February ~, overhead vs.. Sore
room: February *, UnueiSrouad VS..
engineers; February 49, Genera .superin-
tehdent Once VS.. Consti tIon, eD-
ruary 20. Ae.er VS. Boohkeepefs. + e1-
fuarS "A, Stoieroom VS.. Unaer eround.
seuruaIy g. EoonAt epers VS.. I-ns Ineers;
FEBRUARY 70, Overhead Construct
FEBRUARY q, General Supeintenueats Oh
ace
Secretary Cook OF the Reclamation
League announces the ,ol-owins da.es
as the revised remaining part of The
schedule IN that circuit:
January l9-P. & 5. VS.. Accts.. -, NJ.
& F. VS.. Tech e. P. & S vs. Tech; -,
Accts VS.. NJ. & F.
February M F. vs. P. & S.; 5,
Accts. VS.. Tech; 9. p. & S. VS.. Accts.:
II. NJ F. VS.. Tech; 16, Tech. VS.. P. &
s.; IS. Accts. VS.. NJ. & F.: %. NJ. & F.
VS.. P. & s.: 20, Accts. VS.. Tech.
March 2-P. & S. vs.. Accts.: ), NJ. &
F. VS.. Tech; .. z. & S. vs.; Tech; z.
Accts. vs.. N x F.; is. P. & S. VS.. NJ.
& F.; 49, Accts. VS.. Tech.
At recent meeting of the employees
OF the station + branch post Office a
new bowling circuit was formed. to be
known as the Station F League. The
following officers were chosen to gu. de
the destinies of Washington latest as
pirants for duckpin honors: President,
sup John W. Cotter vie president, Wiz
liam NJ. Clark; secretary and treasurer,
Julius Mayer; official scorer, George w.
II. Soelner.
Teams representing the mailing. parcel
entered. The games will be played each
Saturday night on the Arcade leys.
Station F will still be represented in the
Post Office Department League by its
To- fapv IL !, ~ ~. =
been given places on the several teams
of the new league.
The race in the Southwestern League
IS exceptionally close. The Altamonts
and Southlands are going along at a very
nice gait and are playing about on even
terms. At present the AItamonts are in
the lead. though the place Is held by
margin OF only one game. Any match in
which one of the teams takes part may
throw the lead to the other. The Alta
nlonts have won twenty-siX games and
lost seven. while the Southlands have
dropped eight and won twenty-five The
Unos are in third place, more than six
games behind the runners-up.
The Jeds are hanging to the lead in the
District League by only a margin of one
game. The Royals. who are in second
place, have been doing consistent work
all season, and have always been In the
running. The Jeds have taken thirty-
four games and lost eight, while the
Royals have won thirty-three and drop-
ped nine Both teams are going well now
and the race between them for the next
two weeks at least should be very inter-
esting.
The Parks lost their first game of the
season in the newly organized Mount
Pleasant League Friday night when they
failed to take all three games from the
Fairmonts. Two out or three was the
best they could do which allowed the
Belmonts to tie them for the league lead
ership.
The Terminal Railroad Y NJ c. A.
League is another circuit which is stag
ing race in which there is only mar
sin of one game between the leaders and
the runners-up The Auditors are in
front with twenty-four games won and
twelve lost, while Southern is next, with
twenty-three to its credit and thirteen
registered against it. Freight is In third
place, about four games behind the lead
ers
Messrs. Page, Jones and Fields, repre-
senting the local association of tenp;n
bowiers. are in Richmond making ar
range.nents for the annual tri-city meet
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