Evening star., 1922-12-31

High scores for the past week We're:
Lorraine Guli:. f13: Eena Levy, 11o;
Eula White, 10; Miss Chandler: lie;
Esther Honkala los; Gladys Mills,
los. 'southpaw" Levy spilled the
NAPLES for 4 nice set last week, her
total being S23.
The Rrst half OF the season tor-the
Agricultural Interurban League has
been interesting all the way. The Ac-
counts team has set merry c!fR ano
will start the second hasf with u leao
q two games over the Markets qulnt.
Secretary's Office and Farm Manage
,neut are close up and may make the
leaders do some cAtra ElStilHG 20
ma. ltaic their advantage. Murphy, OF
Secretary's Office. l. teadlus II tl!e
percentage, Win lot.-, "h,le Neh..Is 49,.
cher, with l49. has the best Single
game. Hausler's 344 is the top set.
Manager Baker of the Washington
Ladies League. has heard nothing
from the Philadelphia promoters IS
r. az acceptance ana date far the inter
city match between the picA- OF the
girls Of the two cities. The Quak
civ probably will wake up this eek
ord complete arrangements Tor TIE
BATH.
There i. a good rae. on - the Gov
ernment Printing Oftic" Night League
the Miscellaneous autHt having = ieau
of single game over the Mohots Pc
Keyboard team at the cnd or the hrat
half Of the season. The Casters are
only four games back Of the leaders
and promise to make it Interesting
for the first two before the season
closes, Lawrence of the Miscellaneous
ouint has the best percentage, loI.ie,
while Fuge Of the Monotype team ls
second, with 1920. These two players
stand out, as they are the only mem
80 he i
centage better than 1o0..
Typothetae League does not believe
in doing things by halves. 1t mas eA-
tended it's holiday to cover two weeks.
The second half of the season Will not
start until u week from tomorrow
night.
Manager Coleman of the CoIonla!s
has picked up new man for ms
team, and will Introduce him Tuesday
night when his uuirt clashes with the
Nationals. pop" says it is going to
be q hard match. but he is conhdeht
his boy. will outpeg the opposition.
What do you think OF game carry
ing five spares for total of los pms:
This game was pulled by one OF tne
stars last week. four OF the MARKS
two, He had to get all the WOOD pos
sible to climb over, the century mark.
Last nights. match between the
Mount Pleasant and War Department
teams of the Washington Ladies
League had TO be postponed, as sew
eral members of the latter team are
out Of the city over the week end.
After a prolonged holiday, q ms
iority Of the teams OF the Dlstrlct
will invade the alleys this week for
the second half OF, the season. the
rest-up being appreciated by many
of the bowlers who had been going
Tomorrow being q holiday, only
one league has games schedulel-the
knights of .Pythias. Their dates for
the week are: Monday, Webster vs..
Columbia: Tuesday. Syracuslans vs.
Rathbone- Superior; Wednesday. ANA
celsior Va Hermione; Friday. Capital
vs.. Century-Decatur.
There are a couple good matches
scheduled for the week IN the Dis
lonials visit. the Nationals. and hard
tight for the mastery is predicted
Wednesday, King Pins will be at
homo to the Shermans. Thursday, the
Royals saekis s,,s the ksthsksiiers 18th sad rRs
Goodfeilows and Terminal Ice are
scheduled for the same night on the
alleys OF the former. On Friday, the
Manhattans and Regulars clash, and
q warm battle is expected.
The Masonic League has a big week
ahead, as several Of the top teams
will meet. Tuesday-Hope VS.. La Fay
ette; King solomon vs.. New Jerusa-
lem; Columbia vs.. W. r. Singleton.
Wednesday-king David vs.. st.
Johns; 8. 3. French VS.. George &.
Whiting; Hiram VS.. Joppa. Thurs
day-Joseph H. Miians VS.. Harmony;
Potomac VS.. Armenius; Lebanon VS..
Stansbury Friday-Acacla We. Pen
salpha; NJ N. Parker VS.. Takoma;
Mount Pleasant vs.. Naval. Saturday
WASH ington Centennial VS.. Na-
eiona!; Dawson VS.. Albert Pike.