Evening star., 1922-04-16
LADIES' BOWLING HONORS
WON BY EDNA ECKHARDT

TOR the second successive seas
= tops all other bowlers in the
but she barely beat out jennie
During the 8l-game campaign of h,
schedule Friday night on the City P
smashed the little naples for an ay
Mrs. Malcolm, who bowled at a o2-l
late in the season when Miss Eek
established by the latter last fall kt
Other league records established
were quite creditable. Billie Will
liams of Billie's Team set the pace at
strike-making with sixteen, and
and Printing knocked over ninety
five spares. Mae Hart of the Ma
tionals grabbed the high game prize
with 153 and made the best fiat game
at SO. Anna Mccormack of City Post
Office walloped high set at 345. City
Post Office girls won both team prizes
with a game of 511 and set of 1,419.
The league enjoyed a successful
season, with the Bureaus and Ma
tionals battling for the championship
down to the final week. The issue
was settled last Tuesday. when the
Nationals lost one game to City Post
Office, thereby finishing second to the
| Bureaus. The final standings were:
Bureau, won 6S, lost 13; Nationals.
won 81. lost IA; City Post Office. won
56. lost Is: Treasury, won Al. lost 81
Billie's Team. won IS, lost SO: War
Department, won 3s. lost 43; Western
Union. won 81, lost so; G. NJ. Oyster,
won 90. lost So: Post Office Depart
ment. won Is. lost 65; Finance, won
s, lost 73.
Season prizes will be awarded early
next month, when the Ladies' and
Post Office Mems Leagues intend to
conduct a miniature tournament.
Winners Of league prizes were not
eligible to share in team prizes,
which will go to the following:
Bureau-Gladys Lowd. 125 high game and
o. high average; Lorraine Gulli. Clio second
high average and tied with Marie Frere with
sos high set; Rena Levy. so2s third high
Nationals-Frances Rawlings, 12o high game
and high t,;, ivsr,fsi Mae Hart SEQ high
derson, COL second high average.
game and eO.ss high average; Eiizabeth
.xas Elsie ha asss sss and ssa & sh
Tressury-Polly Gerlach. lib high game, 2ss
man se-29 second high average; Mary Blanz.
s4-3S third high average.
Bllie's Team-Pauline Thomas. 1874 high
game and 9l-27 high average; Billie Williams.
31s high set and 5000 second high average;
! Lillian Wenz. 1927. third high average;
Wsr ss s1S st. ad aff ts ,a asn
Norma Kilmaftn. s4-1i second high average
Vida Stephens. s4-5 third high average.
Brsd,. Bra ess high set and ss-s7 high average;
Ruth Biting. s4-7 third high average,
and S7-45 second high average: Nan COppage,
Huber 6 s,a nI. third hsh s.s,.ss p,t. 10,
fh Wilson. ase high set and 7s-i9 thiri high
average; Margaret Eisert. sos second high
Finsnce-catrie Duncan. los high game % and
! Sill second high average; Merrick Mont
Mss budsy isa thad ssh sne.ss
Harties won Arst honors in the Ad-
| jutant Generals Office League, with
| fifty-two victories. while the Georges
finished second, with forty-nine wins.
The Frankies took third place from
triumph over the latter last week.
/, giving the Frankies forty-eight wins
| against forty-five for the Hobbies
Beating the Baumies in three games
in their final meeting put the Frya
In fifth place, ahead Of the former
| thirty nine victories to thirty-eight
Fritzies finished seventh and Armies
last.
Team prizes were won by the Frit-
zies. with q high set of 1.499 and
the Hobbies, with a high game OF
| 533. Individual prizes were captured
| by Curtin, with a high set of 369;
Crawford, with a high game of 1874:
| Richards, who made twenty-eight
strikes, and Stockett, toppler Of 12a
spares
A league tournament will be held
/ Tuesday >night. Prizes then will be
| awarded.
After a desperate struggle In which
| half of the ten-team circuit was in
voived, Rathskellers finished in front
| in the District League. rated as the
strongest duckpin organization Of the
concerned, they were tied by the Dis
tricts, each winning hfty-seven and
losing twenty-four, but the Rath-
skellers slammed 43,085 pins against
a 1898 total scored by their closest
competitors.
tfonal squirt two months ago. are at
present in third place, with ffty-four
wins and twenty-seven defeats. but
they may be tied by the Temples. The
latter have won ffty-one games OF
seventy eight, and have a postponed
SET, Royals are Allns "ASh AAe ~ 4hS
and thirty-one losses. Standing OF
other teams: Loans and Currency. won
thirty-three, lost forty-five; Acme,
won twenty-eight lost fifty; Good
fellows, won twentysfx. lost forty
nine: Southern Railway, won twenty
four, lost ffty-one; Blick Ice Com
pany, won thirty-one. lost sixty-two.
There is some Doubt as to. whether
any postponed sets will be bowled.
The league ended its regular sched-
uIe Friday night and may decide TO
call of ali engagements not kept. A
meetinx will be held early this week.
Omccrs and directors OF the Wash
inRton Ladies' Duckptni Association
viii set a date for the start of its
first annual championship tourna-
ment at q meeting to be held next
SATURDAY night. Minor tourney de-
tails were discussed at meeting
yesterday.
Many entries In all classes were
filed for the annual championship
Tournament of the Washington City
Duclnin Association before the lists
closed at midnight last night. The
comnetftion. to be held on the Grand
Central drives, will open a week from
tomorrow, Twenty teams of the Ma
sonic League will take the alleys at
the inaugural. Wednesday Of the
Nrs% -~eE will be given over 20 the