Evening star., 1922-10-29

up tiS Spoit-
Manager vaeth of the Recreation
banner year for bowling. He at
tributes the great enthusiasm shown
to the unusual number of new faces
on the drives.
We are crowded nearly all the
time" said Eaeth. but we are doing
our best to accommodate them
Manager Harry krause Of the
Sherman alleys. had practically the
same remarks to offer and SAID that
the class of bowling at his place has
shown a marked advance, the Old
timers standing up We'll while the
younger set are mastering the hooks
and curves with enthusiasm.
Down at the Rathskeller and up at
the Arcade the managers had the same
thing to say, the former place be-
at least a half dozen more drives
could be used. And the Grand Central
catches the downtown crowd each
night, and all its manager has to DO
is call out the number of parties in
waiting and then reap in the
sheckles.
Tbree-team.tie for second place in
the District League was smashed last
week, the Rathskellers holding on
to the position with s wins and
defeats. while the Regulars dropped
down to third place. 6-3, with the
Nationals fourth, IS. .Colonials con-
tinued their winning streak and are
out in front with 10 lead, ana
Manager Coleman has grown confident
ovet the splendid bowling of his
quint
Pin topplers in the Masonic League
have not been able to hit their stride
as yet. and as result Hope Lodge
is away out front. breeZing with
lead of 13 wins and but defeats.
This league is too well balanced to
stand for any runaway race like TINS,
and there are several captains who
have pointed their quirits for the Hope
to pull them back into the field.
A tie for the lead rests in the Wash
ington Ladies League, Mount Pleas
ant and Blllie's leading with nine
victories and no defeats; ,o Win lne
Billie's team holds high game record,
4S9: Mount Pleasant has best set. 1,411,
and Lorraine Gulll the best game, 13l,
and also set, 81. In the Hilltoppers-
Columbian match last Tuesday. Mrs.
O'Brien of the latter team rolled 112
and nut her quint across by one pin;
in the second game Miss CoppaSe
toppled the pins for count of IL,
winning for the Hiiltoppers by three
pins, while Miss Gulli of the same
ouint got a total of 1S1, putting the
game on ice.
station No. took two out Of three
games from Station No. in the
American Ice Company League by the
scores of 495. $50 and 453. McAboy
for the winners shot high game of
l46 and also high set of 1858. Tues
day night Main Office meets Station
No. and warm battle is predicted.
Athletic Club Bowling League is
going along splendidly with many in
teresting matches. The schedule for
this week has been rearrangkd as
follows: Monday, Keokuk VS.. George
town; Tuesday. Waverly VS.. H1ltop
and Knickerbockers vs.. Argonne;
Wednesday, Lexington VS.. Aloysius;
Thursday, Irish-Americans vs. Ana
costa and Lynworth VS.. Dominican
Lyceum; Friday, Rosedale VS.. Airing
ton.
During the past week a new arri-
val in the city. H. G. Dixon. dropped
game of 1S6. He had five strikes,
three spares and got mines in the
fifth and seventh boxes. If the paper
employing Dixon gets into the Ssws-
paper League, it goes without saying
that he will be member of the quint
p THAN League has games sched-
uled for this week as follows: Mon
day, Franklin VS.. Capital; Tuesday,
Rathbone-Superior . VS.. .Colanthe;
Wednesday,, Webster VS.. Afnaranth;
Thursday. Century-Decatur VS.. Syra-
cusians; Friday, Columbia VS.. Excel
sior.
Members of the national Capital
Duckpin League have been topping
over the short pins with pleasing
regularity. Welch leads the Nationals
the best Of the Curb Cafes with 1887:
Logan, of District Motor Company,
has 1886: Blosk, with 110-2, IS Post
ofce's best; Elicit Of RathsKeiles.