Evening star., 1922-10-22

New blood injected into the Co
fonials appears to have given the
team in the league that takes the
measure of the Colonials will know
that it has been in battle.
Capt. Chaconas is at the head OF the
newly organized Nationals. and he is
also confident that his quint will re-
main among the first three. A ma
jority of the men are in the first class
as bowlers and the newcomers look
like very promising material.
While the scores in general in the
Washington Ladies' League have been
better this season than last, no rec
ords have been made. Bronson Quaites'
set of 305, made in the first game she
rolled, is still high for the season,
while Wilhelmina Christopher of the
independents carries the honors of
top game. Jig. Mae Harts nigh game
of 143, and Anna McCormack's set of
341 are going to be hard to beat-but,
then, the season is young. 1hdepend-
ents, newly organized. give indica-
tions of making the other CUNTS sit
up and take notice. Bee Ridgely is a
bowling of Miss Christopher stamps
her as one of the best in the city.
Close contests are predicted for the
Masonic League this week. Contend
ing teams are: National VS.. Takoma.
Hope VS.. Singleton. Jerusalem VS..
Hiram, Monday night; Lebanon VS..
day night: Albert Pike VS.. Naval,
King David VS.. Arminius, Acacia VS..
Potomac. Wednesday,; ]. H. Milans
VS.. Washington Centennial, King Solo,
mon VS.. Stansbury, Dawson VS.. B. B.
French, Thursday: Mount Pleasant VS..
WhiffnO Caltr(phia In
cite. Harmony VS.. NJ. NJ. Parker, Fri
day night.
This weeks schedule for tthe Odd
Fellows, League is as follows: Mon
day, Brightwood VS.. Eastern: Tues
day. Federal City VS.. Salem; Wednes-
day, Central VS.. Amity: Thursday,
Washington VS.. Harmony: Friday,
Golden Rule VS.. Covenant; Saturday,
Fred D. Stuart VS.. Mount Pleasant.
Rena Levy, southpaw of the Hill
toppers OF the Washington Ladies
League, has been handicapped for
some time with a strained ligament
in her left arm She has been bowling
with her right hand the past week,
but finds it too awkward for good
scores.
Athletic League offers a good list of
matches for this week. Tomorrow
night the Hilltoppers take on the
lexington: Tuesday, Argonne and
Rosedale clash:- Wednesday. Afoysius
and Arlington battle; Thursday
Georgetown and Lyceum mix it up;
Friday, Knickerbockers go three
rounds with Anacostia, and on Satur-
day night there will be q double
header. Waverly meeting Linworth
while the Irish Americans and keo-
kuk face.
Pythian League announces the fol-
lowing games for this week on the
Columbia; Tuesday, Syracusians VS.
-Rathbone- e-Superior; Wednesday, Am
ranth vs. Calathe; Thursday. Excel
sior VS.. Franklin; Friday. Capital VS..
Century-Decatur.
A representative team of the Junior
Order United American Mechanics is
being organized by Capt. George G.
Miller. and it is expected to be ready
for matches by the first of next
month. J. Morgan Reid Council is
back of the movement and the officials
are determined to make 1t go.
Washington Ladies' League has sew
eral very good games ahead this
week. Hilitoppers meet the ~Colum-
bians tomorrow night: Western Union
and Sales Tax clash Tuesday: Regis
try faces Bil1ie's Team Wednesday;
Mount Plea sart and independents toe
the mark Thursday; War Department
and Internal Revenue battle Friday
and the Post Office Department and
City Post Office are contestants Sat-
urday.