Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-30

by virtue OF tnelT SUCCESS idSt ycdi
the Roanoke duckpinners claim the
championship of the south. and this
title will be at stake in the battles
with the Royals. The Virginians are
to visit here for the concluding five
game block, probably on March 3.
The first of the matches between
these teams was rolled four years
ago. five games being decided on
the Sherman runways ana nve more
on the Palace drives in Roanoke.
After each block of games the visit
ing team was banque led by the nome
folk, and since the social aspect OF
the matches has been as attractive as
the competitive. The first two years
thu Royals defeated the virginia
quint. and in the initial block d ts.
neighborhood of LOO for each OF the
first three games.
Last year Roanoke got a decision
over the locals. The Royals were
decisively beaten on the virginia
alleys, and though they did better at
home, were unable to overcome the
heavy Roanoke lead. Total pins de-
termine the winning team. Pop Hal
ley will have charge OF the hoyai
team. which will include Earl Lewis.
Skinny Carroll, Andy GODDARD. Glen
Wolstenholme and Harry krauss
Johnny Baum and Harry Mccarthy
are substitutes. Henry Rodier Is
business manager of the match.
Anna sweeney and Mrs. Carroll.
formerly with the Post Once Club,
have transferred to the Delivery team
in the Washington Ladies Duckpln
League while Federal Trade has Deen
strengthened by the acquisition OF
Misses Patterson and Dudley. who
have been with the War Department
League.
Post once Club is far ahead in the
In the "QGh.
ington Ladies' Duckpin League, hay
ing won 81 games and lost 5. while
the second-place Delivery bowlers
have garnered but 26 victories In ~
starts. Other teams have the foi-
lowing won and lost records: War
Risk, rs and II; Washington Ter.
minal. 20 and 10; Federal Trade, ~
and 10; G. NJ. Oyster. IL and 70;
Money Order, II and "a; Interstate
Commerce Commission, 10 and 20, and
Navy Yard. and 81.
An individual tourney. open only
to newspaper men. will be held on
the Recreation drives. starting next
Roy whitford of The Star. George
Greene of the Herald, Tom Burris OF
the Times and Frank Rogers OF the
Post. No entry fee will be charged.
Here are the records Of the news
paper championship tourney con-
i cluded last week: High team set.
1876 (The Starr; high team game.
557 (Post); high average, 1882 Oar
nell, Post), high set, BAT (Allen, Her
add: high game, 143 ct. d. McCarty.
The Starr; high fiat game, 81 SMal-
colin, Times); spare leader, Whit
ford. 46 (The starr; strike leader, w.
Clouser, 10 (Herald).
The bowling fever has hit the news
papers squarely. With the titular
tournament just passed into history.
those connected with the daily news
sheets are planning another competi-
ton that will get under way Tues
Star, Post. Herald and Times will strive
for honors- They have organized a
league and elected A. Murray president
and n Jeffries secretary treasurer. The
schedule follows:
February 1, Herald vs. Post; 2, Star
VI. Times; 8. Herald vs.. Star; 9, Post
vs. Times: Is. Times VS.. Herald; 16
Star We. Post; %. Herald We. Star; "a
Star We. Post
March 1. Times VS.. Star: 2. Herald
vs. Post: 8. Star va. Post; .. Herald
va Times.
The Joseph Philips & Co. team is
setting the pace in the Packers
League, which holds forth at Grand
Central Palace. With three weeks OF
the schedule completed, this quint
against SIS for the second place
Armours. The Cudahy and Morris fives
are in third and fourth positions, re-
spectively. Games are played every
Tuesday at $3.50 o'clock The SEIZED
ule for the next six weeks follows
February 1, Cudahy VS.. Armour. Nor
rfs VS. Phillips; 8, Armour VS.. Morris
Phillips We. Cudahy; Is. Phillips vs.
Armour, Cudahy VS.. Morris; %
Cudahy vs.. Armour, Phillips We. Nor
ris: March 1. Armour VS.. Morris
Cudahy VS.. Phillips; 8, Phillips VS.
Armour. Morris vs. Cudahy.
n match set between the post
graduate class and the undergrad
uate class of Washington Law Col
lego will be rolled Tuesday on the
Sherman drives The winner Of the
purse offered WIN donate it to thu
college, building fund