Evening star., 1922-05-07

doubles. When Tom Griffin bowled
this weeks stellar lot something to
.Atadock of Class A teams will go
aiter the Temples record tomorrow
night. The champion Rathskeller
squad Of the District League will put
the Districts, who won as many
games az the leaders in the cham
pionship race, but lost the title on
season pin count, Will have their
xensation of the year, are to COM
) pete, also the Royals and the Post
Office five.
Tuesday night several formidable
CUNTS OF the National Capital League
will have their innings. Lower class
big boys are to wallop the naples
Thursday and on Friday practically
all the bowling stars ofsthe city will
end the tournament with their dou-
I. bles and singles engagements.
q Although enough entries have been
received to assure the success OF the
!, nrst annual tournament OF the newly
! organized Washington Ladies' Duck
pin Association, officers of that or
Yanigation have decided to leave 'the
lists open until Wednesday at mid
!. night. Those desiring to compete in
the teams, doubles or singles classes
may file their applications with the
tion Helath Center, 913 G street.
Twenty teams-two of them Balti-
more hves-have fled entries. The
local Quints that will compete are
champion of the Washington Ladies'
League; Nationals, City Post Office,
Il aRillie's Team, Treasury, Oysters, Post
Office Department, War Department.
Western Union, Finance, Original
Five, Interstate Commerce Commis-
sin Cola TO- ~ he Int
nue. Bureau, Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company. Cyclones, knick-
erbockers, Hummers and Mount
5rPleasants.
Baltimore will be represented by
the Optimates who bowled in inter-
city matches here last winter. and the
Metropolitans. More Maryland teams
may be enrolled for the tourney.
Four or five more Washington
quints-among them Barber o. rtoss
5 now are being organized, while prac-
ticaliy all of the bowlers will strive
for. Singles prizes.
The tournament will be held on the
Grand dtCentral drives, beginning May
Is III viii be controlled entirely by
" Ill be assisted by members OF the
mems w. c. d. A. in conducting the
! enterprise, Many medals will be at
stake. in addition to the customary
caSn Prices.
President Earl stocking and his fell
{ low leaguers in the Masonic Bowling
Association are to be congratulated
for the successful tournament they
! conducted last week on the Sherman
drives All classes were well filled;
events were run on schedule; compe-
tition was keen and scoring unusu-
> ally hi gh. The tourney produced
what probably. is3a record for such
compositions here in the sSS singles
nament concluded the best season
ever enjoyed by the Masonic circuit.
largest bowling organization of the
country.
tomorrow night, members of the Dis
trict and Royal quints will dine at
: the Rathskeller. While no speeches
are on the program, it is understood
that it will be impossible to sup
Team bowling at the city cham
pionships will end Wednesday night.
The last two sessions Of the tourna-
iment will be well filled with doubles
and Singles contests. The schedule
for the last four nights follows:
: ruEsDxY-NATIoNAL CAPITAL NIGHT.
Huadie natc tc), q. v. WSelan no ttc). 9. D. Lyd.
dane (B), ". A. Reese (c), !: D. Yerkss
I lc); =: :. ysnn tB). Ray Miller t5'. =.
rs.ms, snaSr Gae.d Ia Agents ts..r) tc,, Scout.
i(star1 (c). Eysning Star tHewspaperl CD.
QC), Potomac Savings Bank %, Longfeilows
s(B). corby Baking Company tB). Curb Cafe,
No; 51), Curb Cafe; s.r No; ,d1 a.. a,;.t.,a.r
man {c). sterk. .senner tc), Esch,MsrlSw. 90.
stsmpss1selsy tcl lanes 9as.I H9ISls C., Wst-
sl-Iec.mbIdss az: Kishn1 Cossgsman leg. ap, lA2'
~si.n''ie sinsI:s, v c's T. Sonasl u; ss). 4.
Langley {cl xos.is .,! 5iliss. Ie fs, , whham aa1
asnce I. Williams tc), Clarence E. Langley
lit.rnaea double. squad s;sGw; * Sloq,sr- 4
psssss:s'si afss:ss:s sissi:: squad .;,s-ehlsl p.s
,ac9 aS1 /. ssa % DsasA ccS. T -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ORDER NIGHT.
{ Singles, 7:3o-w. Gray lo), O. celyin to),
n. Hsvkfqs. {c), Il. Douglas lc), g. Douglas
r. H.d..,:a, ,c co. ,,s.r +; Z .!1 Brady Yc q.
81 Toot y: Asi;nan sGs. '0'' arthur A0''e '0'' =
sTsssas Gsuysrintendsnt'. once trsrnninal
q. NfsA;la & as1l lrlsat Kniche.boeksrs o.. Ben
! ~ Ht6SSAeA ic), Amsrican-JeHsrson coun.
! ch 3c), Censtslistion Council tc), J. Morgan
s;ss Ssusl::. S:sa'i eSll:eA.rc.r.y 81 tc, niel.n.
! 4 Doubles, s:Ab-connsll-Lansley fc), Jllett-
i: 3oubsss. Misunderstanding to). ,Raedy-
g ssiDsbl Doublss lo-yinnell. Fischer tc). R. F.
assa ssssi.r iss Is. Ars.asss sssaswasdsss g.
Il. ot,ssi1ueh oaysn %, Whitney. Benson
ton {B}, lewman-G. g.. Miller a..
81 aiASlSs, ao,leW. F. Stork (B), g. J. Ben
J nhr .f6}, Q. g. MILLER (Al, @. Stephenson (B).
Ia b Nsvman (A), Il. A. Ambrose (o},
u. LansAten lD). E. T. Pearson (c), A. z.
F3ischsr (Dl, I, J. Van Siokler (B).
fx THURSDAY.
siusIss, 7:3o-W, B. Hardy, jr. (C); W. 3.
eNsrdH, saE. 90; z. I. violland (ol, ". Y.
S1sS. g. >; SssivsS g: Y. Z; Wright Co. !.
q sineEs. o-ChaIles Butler (Cl, E. W. Alsop
36l, Flaqent Pelvinale CD. W. E. Williams
sf1S Il. 4, Du1tnsr (A), H. W. Armiger (B),
WsliisH 7. 1st.ess s 81; x.,,. n, rav.,a n
Rhine 0t !; 2. Eilsts a. {; I. arof (sl.
mann (1l, Dr, z Clyde Shade (B), Dr..
Thomas Rice IO. 3, I, EttenEer tB). :.
Singiss, $50 = Marx (Al, Nilsus (B). A.
Ncsok az, Earl Keelor lA), Maj. Hobb {B),
HpgEins 16), Graham co. Angelo fB), Pete
scf3vensr j6j, W. o. corneltus (B).
Singles, e:AS-G. Z. Malcolm "a, James
1esyd 81 Guy cslsPaq ts.; IN M,ke sl lTlyea sc1,
IA 1ss icl. sscrts mayer Sc5. aoSdy Thomas
I tAsll: Asll.:si:.. /; . Nv Nv webb CD. ,. ". CHS.
Nvf1MAN BOWL Err SETS