Evening star., 1922-01-22

HldIIIHS SHOlCc IS HOt lar QOWN tue
Supplee. Goddard and Krauss. witt
the Royals in the District champion.
ship guest, have been crashing ints
the pins in hearty fashion. The frs,
named. in twenty-one games ha,
averaged 1915, the best mark of the
circuit. Goddard and KraAss have
participated in forty-five games eacf
and the former has a mark of 1000
while, his teammate has bowled at 8
pies. has averaged 110-19 in thirty.
four games and Wolstenholm IL
credited with a 105-37 record In
thirty-nine games with the Rath.
skellers. Glen. however. tops the
heap in the Masonic League, which
includes many OF the best bowlers OF
the city.
Record II I'm Danger.
Should these players bowl in aver.
would rhean games of $50 that woulG
give 2 record total for the SERIES Al
substitutes, HALEY has added to the
selections his name and that OF
Johnny Baum. Baum. with the Dis.
trict team, holds the records for high
game of 162 and high set Of 3S6 In
the District League. HALEY, after 8
lay-off of several seasons, returned
to the sport this winter with the
Stansburys of the Masonic League
and has been going we'll. Krauss and
Goddard have established District
League marks. the former having
made the greatest number of spares
los. and Goddard the most strikes, 26
Interest in this years match is in.
tense. 1t will be the fifth between
the teams in the series, in which each
has scored twice. The Roanoke team
did super-bowling last winter to out.
score the Royals in the ten games
ana McLain, Brown, Harris, Stone.
braker and Gather, who again will
represent the Virginia city, are re.
ported to be-performing in startling
manner at present Washington this
time will not have Skinny Carroll
who has retired from the drives, and
Earl Lewis, now resident elsewhere
in the hne.up. but the combination
at Roanoke, February Is, il believed
to be as strong as any Royal team
ever in the series.
The three-ban tournament, which
has been held annually since the in
of raising funds for the entertain
ment OF the Roanoke bowlers dur
ing their visit, will take place on
the Sherman drives February 4 from
IL am. until midnight. Cash prises
will be awarded the three highest
scorers, and many useful articles
principally wearing apparel, will be
at stake. Hour prizes also will be
offered and each bowler recording q
ten. strike will receive pound OF
candy. A fee of IS cents will be
charged for each three-ball round.
Last year John s. Blick, captain OF
the Bliek team of the District League
was the star of the tournament. .He
twice rolled within point Of a per-
feet score and shared with Max, who
also made 30. in the distribution OF
the three cash prizes. With three
27s, Blfck won hour prizes and made
enough los to get thirteen pounds OF
candy. Many others earned moke
than q pound OF confections and Al
most every bowler in the tourney res
ceived some reward.
Billie willians' bowling against th1
leading Bureau Quint Thursday niohj
was the feature Of the past week n
the Washington Ladies' League. Start.
ing With, an 50 game, she rallied in
her second effort to score. 12l. and
finished with Ill for a set Of S1s. 8
total betterinG by four pins the
league record that was held BY Eliza.
beth Rawlings. Notwithstanding
Biufe's good bowling, her team
cropped all three games to the
Bureaus. As a result the latter re.
tanned their advantage Of three games
over the .runney-up, Nationals.
Five teams now are in the running
for the ten.qpint District Leaeus
title with but three games separat.