Evening star., 1922-03-05

Washington will depend upon the
same lineup that rallied gallantly in
the fourth game and reduced Ro-
aneks's lead in the opening block.
That included Glen wolstenholme
Andy Goddard, Hal Supplee, Al Works
and Harry krauss. Roanoke also in
tends to stand pat with McLain
Brown. Taylor, Stonenbreaker and
Dyer.
The Roanoke bowlers are due here
tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock and
rollers. After the match the visitors
will be banqueted by the Royals at
the Arlington HoteL According to
Business Manager Henry TAFT Rodier
of the Washington outfit, there will
be little speechmak1ng but much en-
fans desiring to attend the banquet
may procure cards from Manager
Rodier at Sherman's alleys tomorrow
at 1880 o'clock.
Colonial bevyaers, who have swep.
everything before them recently In
the District league. threaten to car.
ry on to the finish at the head Of that
organizations In the third series
which is now on, the Colonials have
won nine straight games and lead the
league with 46 victories and II de-
feats. One Of the Colonials' victories
was scored over the Royals. who are
tied with, the Rathskellers for second
place. with II wins and 20 losses. and
in another match the Districts. fourth
with 40 triumphs and % defeats. were
overwhelmed.
The Colonials are virtually "un-
knowhs." none of them having
starred on the drives to any extent
before this season. McGolrick al
present is doing the best bowling for
the team. He is receiving able sup
po1< from Benson. Clancy. Smith
BlAden and Baroni.
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
and the Nationals are battling des-
perately for frst position in the
Washington Ladies' Duckpin League.
Two weeks ago the latter jumped
forfeited three games to the Western
Unions. Since then Bureau has grab
bed three straight games from War
Department, while the Nationals
dropped two of three to Treasury.
The Moneymakers now lead. with So
wins and 10 losses. The Nationals
have triumphed in 49 of so starts.
Tuesday night these quints meet In
what may prove the crucial battle OF
the season. The Nationals will have
to take all three games to oust the
Bureas from the leading place. Post
position during the week. when it
won q game from City Post Office.
Finance now holds the unenviable
berth.
Weekly prizes were won as follows:
Pauline Thomas, high set of 311;
Mary Ganzhorn. high game of 109:
Anna Mccormack. second high set of
283; Bernardine Ferriter, second high
game Of los, and Margaret Eisert,
high fiat game of 81.
The two best bowlers OF the league
are members of the National team.
according to statistics. including
Scorer James Baker. Edna Eckhardt
tops the lists with an average Of 92-27
and Jennie Malcolm Is next with
93-11. High game OF l4S and high set
Of $40 have been boWIed by Mae Hart.
another National. Glayds Lowd ct
the Bureaus is the best spare-maker,
being credited with Sc, while. Billie
williams of Billie's team tops the
strike -smashers with ~. -.
Team leaders. other than Miss Eek
hardt. and their averages folloW:
Gladys Lowd. Bureaus. 91-10: Bessie
Rawlings, City Post ONCE, 91-de;
Pauline Thomas. BiYie's team. sl-s;
Norma Kilmartin, War Department,
SILL: Nan Coppags, Oysters. S7-4o;
Marjorie Bradt, Western Union. S7-1o:
Zelda La Porte, Post once Depart
ment, $50: Elizabeth Patterson !,
Amity Lodge is setting the pace Tor
the nine other teams in the Odd Fel-
lows League. It has won 30 games
and lost Is. Mount Pleasant and
EAntral Age tleA fer eeeonA p1aea 0aeh