Evening star., 1921-10-30

Dut TWO OF Twelve cHSdSeAiShlS.
S. Oliveri Of fAmerica-Jefferson has
done the best bowling in the league
In six games he has toppled 500 pins
for an average bettering 100. Wooden,
teammate, leads the circuit at
sparemaking with a total of twenty
one, while c. Douglas of Benning is
in front at knocking strikes with
record Of seven.
In the Internal Revenue League. at
the Recreation, Annex No. and An
mex No. had an interesting race
for first-series honors. Annex NO. z
held a game lead when 1t entered It's
took the first game. But Annex NO:
came back strong in the SECOND
and third encounters and trtumphed
handily. Pinch-bowler Campbelfs l25
score helped the Annex No. 1 team
win the second contest.
Corinthfan Suint established a set
record for the Arcade League when
it totaled 1925 in three games
against Patents on the Arcade drives.
The count broke the mark set at
1908 by the same team earlier in
the season.
Personal Audit League of the in
ternal revenue bureau will swing
into action Wednesday on the Grand
Central drives. The league includes
four teams from the income tax dr-
vision, in which some Of the best
bowlera Of the District are employed.
Masonic League bowlers are
scheduled for the following games
on the Royal alleys this week: Mon
day, Dawson VS.. Harmony. St johns
VS.. king Solomon. Lafayette VS.. w. II.
Singleton: Tuesday, East Gate Va
Naval, New Jerusalem VS.. 6. Z.
Whiting, Hope VS.. Columbia; Wednes-
day, National vs. Columbia, Hiram
VS. Pentalpha. Potomac VS.. ArminiuS;
Thursday, Stansbury vs. King David,
lebanon VS.. NJ NJ Parker. Albert Pike
VS.. Washington-Centenn Friday,
b. b. French VS.. Acacia Federal vs..
Osiris, Joppa vs. Mount Pleasant.
| Grand Master O'Nesll, head Of the
cass pis.Ftst of bowiins nsiGns Here's H is indorse
nent of the Masonic Bowling AS
| sociation: THE league has become
fixed institution in this jurisdiction
and should be supported by all proper
Masons as affording most excellent
opportunities to develop strong and
| ing minds and well balanced 5udg-
ment in those who participate whole
heartedly in the sport" That the
grand master was most sincere In
| his Endorsement is verihed by MS
! frequent presence at the drives
Scott, rolling with Naval Lodge IN
a Masonic League game last week,
| had 81 in the sixth frame and finished
| with g. score of 139. He had stx
marks-two strikes and four spares:
Sott's other games were III and
lit.
p..u ~ Rrernvfnr and Printing
lis leading the Washington Ladies'
Duckpin League with ten games won
and four games lost. Billie's team u
lin second place, with nine victories
and three defeats. Records of other
ouints follow: City Post Once. Ma
tionals and War Department, won
eight and lost three each; Treasury,
won seven and lost i've; Oysters, won
six and lost six; Western Union. won
three and lost nine; Finance. won
one and lost eleven; Post ONCE De-
nartment, won none and lost twelve.
Mrs. Nae Hart, with count OF 109,
won the weekly prize for high game
| in tho Ladies' League. Edna Eek.
/ Ihardt took the high set prize with
| 2S4. Polly Gerlach. with ganne of
l10S, and Frances Rawlings with .
high set Of 2s7. also vere prise win-
ners. :
A revised schedule calls for the fol.
LOWING games in the Ladies' League
this week: Tuesday, Nationals Va
western Union: Wednesday. Finance
Tvs. War Department.: Thursday, Post
ofice Department vs. Oysters; Fri
day, City Post once VS.. Bureau OF
IEnsravinx and Printing, Treasury va
lBil1ie's Team. =