Evening star., 1922-12-10

In the first game the Rathskellers
won out by one pin. 52S to 52I This
result sort OF woke up the champions
and they toppled over 5S7 in the next
game. while the King Pins held on
gamely. but somewhat groEey. with
.,54. King Pins looked formidable for
time in the third. but their good
work put the Rathske'!crs on their
mettle, who, for fear there might be
some doubt. knocked over 600 of the
naples. while their opponents. some
what dazed. turned in the nice score
of 574 BURNER of the victors had
III. 1871 and l2s. for total of 3s2.
1t was thought that the match
would he postponed on account OF the
King Pins drives not being ready,
but being good sports they decided
to roll the match on the alleys Of the
champions.
Matched like that between the
Carry Company and the Hendler Com
pany of Baltimore are good thing
for the bowling game. The next big
match probably will be arranged be-
tween the best woman's team of
Philadelphia and one from this city.
The Quaker City boasts of many
woman bowIers and they should make
it interesting for the cleverest per-
formers here.
Pcntnlpha ard Harmony teams Of
the Masonic League were on their
high horses last Friday night both
winning three straight from their
opponents The former trimmed
Takoma and the latter King David.
Internal Revenue auint of the
Washington Ladies' League secured
three-game victory over the
Registry team. with counts of 4SS.
43l and 456 Miss Quieley. anchor
bowler for the winners. had high
score of 115 and high set of 2s4.
At the regular meeting of the
Kessler and w. Z. Larcomhe. the
committee on the revision of the
schedule. reported that two teams
had dropped out. and in the future
eight teams would constitute the
circuit.
Judd & Detweiler are out In front
Of the Typothetae League. with IA
wins and only defeats. The
Ransdell Company clings to second
place, with Is victories and de-
feats, while the Standard Engraving
Company quint is in third, with ~
wins and s defeats.
The Ransdell five took three straight
from the Lanman Engraving Com
pany. All of the games were bitterly
&C infested. the second ending in tie.
Ransdell won on the roll-off.
The Standard Engraving team Is
looming up as contenders for first
place. They have captured their last
twelve starts.
Machini.ts of the Terminal "Y"
League won two out of three from
tho TRANSFORMATION cam. Rordab-Sh
of the winners rolling high set of 309.
High scores and thenter ticket WIN
ners for the past week in the Wash
ington Ladies' League were as fol-
lows: Rena Levy. 119: Anna McCor-
mack, III; Bronson Quaites. 110; Mrs.
Quig1ey, lis: Miss Dudley. 112: Miss
Owings. 103; Elfriede Yaggie, 106, and
Della Smith. 102.
Bureau of Ensraving League is
witnessing a warm tussle for the first
three positions. with the Machinists
out in font, with Is wins and de-
feats. The Office quint is close up
with IS victories and 9 defeats. VIII lie
Loans and Currency are third, with 10
wins and reverses. Billings has the
best percentage, 103. and also holds
the record for high game. 143. The
high-set honors go to Quade. with 3Ss.
Good games can be looked for this
week in the District League, several
of the pairs being quite close together
in bowling ability. Monday. the
Regulars and Royals clash; Tuesday,
the Nationals and Shermans meet:
Wednesday, the King Pins will be Wis
tied by the Manhattans: Thursday,
the Colonia1s travel to the Goodfel-
lows alleys. and on Friday the Raths-
keller and Terminal Ice will battle for
supremacy.
For the twelfth week Of the sea-
son the Masonic League has splen-
did array of games, as follows: Mon
day. w. r. Singleton VS.. Armenius;
G. C. Whiting vs. Columbia; Hope VS..
st. Johns. Tuesday. Potomac VS.. Jo-
seph H. ,Milans; B. B. French VS.. King
Solomon. Wednesday, Dawson VS..
Naval; NJ. NJ. Parker VS.. Pentalpha;
Lebanon VS.. Mount Pleasant. Thurs
day, Harmony VS.. Stansbury; Takoma
VS.. Joppa; King David VS.. National.
Friday, Acacia VS.. La Fayette: Albert
Pike vs. Hiram: New Jerusalem VS..
Washington Centennial.
A majority Of the weaker teams in
the Washington Ladies' League clash
this week and close contests should
result. On Monday. Mount Pleasant
meets the Hilltoppers; on Tuesday,
Columbians and Registry come to-
gether; Wednesday, Sales Tax and
Independents clash: Thursday, Inter-
nal Revenue and Billies Team are
scheduled; Friday. Columbians and
Registry get together, and Saturday.
Sales Tax and Independents will battle.
TypOthetnc Leagues dates for the
week are as follows: Monday, J. y.