The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-18
REVENUE MEN
READY TO ROLL
FIRST GAME
Commissioner Blair to Shoot
First Ball Tomorrow When
Ten Teams Clash.
By r. d. THOMAS.

by II. u. ThOMAS.
VIZ tn ten teams shooting and In.
" ternal Revenue Commissioner
d. H. Blair there to put q
kick in the event, the Internal Rev.
nue. Duckpin Leagu viii start its
second season tomorrow night at the
Recreation. The League will occupy
on entire floor of the building for it
initial games, Commissioner Blair
starting the first ball on its way al
6 o'clock.
Two new teams Joined the circuit
this season. The teams and their cap
tains are: Annex No. 1. c. B. Allen;
Annex No. 2 Ito be appointed); Deputy
Collectors. III. M. Fridley; Sales Tav,
J.. A. Redmond; Supervision Of Col.
lectors. e. p. Smith; Supplies and
Equipment. e. l.. Kilby; Prohibition.
ro,nted); Solicitors, A. II. Murray, and
Tobacco and Miscellaneous Ito be ap'
pointed)
Champions Change Name.
The Income Tax team. rolling this
year as Annex No. 1. won the pennant
last season. The leagues officers are
Dan C. Vaughan, president; +. Frazier,
vice president; II. j. Schermerhorn,
secretary; A. M. Fridley. treasurer,
end J. A. Redmond, official scorer.
The league viii stage q tournament at
the end of the season.
Another big year among the girls
In assured with the Washington
Ladies' League. reorganized with ten
teams. Miss Elizabeth Rawlings, OF
the City Postoffice, Ia the president;
Miss Janet Houston, of @. M. Oyster,
tr,. vice-president: Miss Gladys Lowd,
of, the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, secretary and treasurer, and
J. B. Baker, Of the City Postoffice,
official scorer.
All games win be rolled on the Post.
office alleys, the schedule to open
October 2. Representatives OF teams
at the reorganization meeting We're
Elizabeth Rawlings, Postoffice; Gladys
Lowd, Bureau; Ada Hoagland, Post
office Department; Clara Coliegeman.
Treasury; Rose Frenzel, Western
Union; Mrs. Greenwood, Quaites
original Five; Beatrice b. Smith and
Martha Blanchard. War Department
two teams); Janet Houston, @. M.
oyster, jr.; Frances Rawlings, Blues.
Hummer Heads League.
Charles w. Hummer, of the Young
Mems Shop, is president of the Busi.
meas Mems League which will open its
season at the Recreation n week from
tomorrow. Other officers are Harry
patterson, Of Carry Ice Cream Com
pany. vice president; H. l.. Bernstein,
az the Hecht Company, secretary, and
w r. Fagen, Of VIM. Hahn and Com
many. treasurer and official scorer.
The District League. which prob
ably will be the strongest organiza.
ton In the city. from a STANDPOINT OF
expert rollers, will be composed OF
the following teams; .
stanford. H. Krauss. captain. 'Hoyai
M, T;mpl''Ws ssc: SSo,.n o asrd. Evans.
eI TSs John siicks--Hsis, Owens. Grinneil.
Essey.. Chandler. Bowers bhek' captain
Loans ana Currency Heotn,uller. Miller,
Jones, Mcciay. Reiff: Russo, Tsieo.t sui
coioniais-Blsdsn, Smith. orme. Nc
Goirick, Benson. Coleman. captain. tDeok-
Burgess. smith. Hoffman. Hswk.haw.
spencer. Dorsey captain. lNorthsast
ooodfellows---st.sls. warner. Herd,
George, Krononbitter, Croft, Allen, Pap
pas. Krann. Wine. Anderson. captain
PSnsises~M.sn.y, stuart. Little, Bur
tain. tRoyal alleys) -
chaplin. Baum. Mcknsv. HALEY. captain.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Burtner. walsh. |
McGee. Arminser. captain.
(Rathskeiiar aiieys)
Big League May Quit.
Councils Of the Junior Order OF
United American Mechanics expecting |
to have teams In the fraternity's |
league are requested to be represented |
at meeting this morning at 10 |
o'clock at 1913 II street northwest.
For ten years one of the leading |
organizations of Washington, |
the National Capital League this sea.
son may be missing from the swelling |
list Of duckpin circuits. The league |
has been slow to start getting things |
In shape for the season. A meeting |
has been called for next Friday night |
by Joe Freeman, president, to see /
how the bowlers feel about going |
ahead. II 10 understood Freeman /
strongly favors reorganizing.
John Meany and Roy Whitford re-
signed as officials OF the league at the
end Of last season after serving many
years as pillars, of the organization.
Both were faced with too many bust.
ness duties TO devote the required at.
lentiOn IN len a1ia reanon aihilttiea