Evening star., 1921-02-13

Central. 105; E. Donaldson, Amity,
102-14; Baker. Harmony, l00-27,
and PLACER. Beacon, 92-16.
. Consolidated Return Subdivision
Gnternal revenue bureau) Duckpin
League will get under way Friday at
pm on the second floor drives at
the Recreation Health Center with
TOUR teams representing the four diff
ierent sections of the income tax
branch The schedule will run nine
weeks, and President F. r. Leary
mas declared that all bowlers must
De at hand at least fifteen minutes
ahead of their scheduled match time
that they may be assigned to alleys
y. Marks is vice president of the
league; ]. G. Bright, secretary and
treasurer, and ]. Smith, scorer.
IN the Navy Yard League, having
won. 49 of its SO games, while the
Coppersmiths. in second place, have
taken but 46 of 50. Erecting and
Iorpedo are tied for third, with Al
WINS and 26 losses each. with Optical
IN n1tn position with a record of AZ
trlumphs against 27 defeats. Records
OF other league members are: Draw
ing, won 80 and lost u: Broadside,
won won IS and lost 80; East. won 80 and
LOST LOST 81; Gun. won ~ and lost 80;
Iube. won % and lost 3s: Foundry,
won Is and lost 81, and Patterns, won
g and lost 60.
Tommy George has been conspicu-
Gus by his absence from the drives
cd for three straight by the Naval
outfit in the Masonic League. This
same southeast aggregation. by the
way. trounced the league-leading
Stansbury team in one game last
ing two from Harmony.
Another upset of the past week was
the defeat in all three games Of the
Rathskellers by Halley's Royals in the
with double-header. then retired in
favor Of Lefty Marks. Marvin, which
is his real name. was '1oad' enough
to pull the score down to 10S.
Because of the intense rivalry be-
tween the teams, a warmly contest
ed match is expected in the Wash
ington Ladies' Duckpin League when
the Washington Terminal and Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing auints
the teams is in the running for the
championship. Post Othce Is at the
top, having won 43 and lost but 5.
Others with games won and lost, fol-
low as mentioned: Delivery. 32-13;
b. Bureau ,a! Of Of Engraving and Printing.
Risk. 25-23; Washington Terminal,
1924; Money Order, 21-26; G. NJ.
Oyster. 21-27; Interstate Commerce,
1875; Navy Yard. 6-42.
Gladys Lowd Of the Bureau ouint
and Lily Myers Of the Delivery team
are tied for high game in the Wash
ington Ladies' League, with 116 each.
That the bowling in the circuit is
steadily improving is shown by the
increasing number Of games of 100
or better rolled lately. Some Of the
good scores made last week were 116,
Lily Myers: liz. Peggy Weinberg; 106,
hardt, and 100, Edith McCauley. Mrs
Quail has resigned from the War
Risk team. of which Miss Collegeman
now is captain.
Old Glory is flying at the top of the
mast in the Woodmen of the World
League. The quint has won 81 OF So
games. Oaks, with 35 victories
against 25 losses. are in second posi-
in third. Alphas, Boosters and Elms
follow as named.
Duckpinners of The Star League are
waging merry fight for honors. The
White Sox are in the van with IS
ly pressed by the Nationals. This
quint is second with II victories
against defeats. Athletics, Yankees,
Tigers and Browns share third place
with even breaks in their eighteen
games. The Red Sox are seventh.
with Z of Is games on the right side,
and Indians are trailing, having won