Evening star., 1922-05-14


their performances in recent practi
attained in the tourney.
Friday night has been set apart for
Baltimore bowlers. Optimates ana
the Metropolitans of the Monumental
city will be on the alleys. Members
OF these quints also will participate In
doubles and singles. The Optimates
are well known to washington ~ w4ms this
city have met them in home-and-
home engagements. r
Heretofore women's bowling cham
pionships have been under the control
of the mems Washington City Duck
pin Association, but early this year
the women expressed desire to man
/ age their own tournament. An or
ganiZation was effected speedily ana
plans formulated for a pretentious
affair. Officers and members of the
association have toiled strenuously to
arrange the tourney. and much credit
win be due them for whatever success
IS achieved.
pf the tournament follow:
TUESDAY
s1 Team. 7;a6%.f .,. DEPARTMENT Trsssurg s.s Z
:ssssDaiSas ssSDsi.s cG@Sg.gE Original ops .v' er.e.
singles. s:ls-Edna Eckhardt. Annie Andsr-
SON, Jennie Maloolm. Elizabeth Ackman.
~ Singles, eWilhsinin. christ9phsr; Helen nss
Doubles. s:so-Jennis Malcolm and Eliza
zsisl.T,A Mimi. l. Clark and Nsiiis Y. quill,
Anna Mccormack and Enzsossa RawlinEs,
Annie Ander,On ard Edna Eekhardt, Mrs. W.
Singles. s:4s-Anns E. Conner. Carrie Dun
can, Louise Alley. Margaret wildins
WEDNESDAY.
Teams. 7:so-asereation. Post once Depart
snsiss st os.n rs.s o' Moa1s
sa.st Coipoy.,- Alice N. Burke.
n. sash';s h: si x aiisy y. x.s xs.nge fs1 Mn. E.
iinEs. Gertrude area. Elsie zsisler:
vernon. aa' In. Z. Ferry . and Ms. E: X Riley.
Grace D. chapiine, and Blanche 9. Klinssr.
d..noss - Levi. Ley r..s and Pauline i H. E Roch, Polly
osasa osa and and ciass collsasmsn.
singles; Ssh. arsnwOcd. A: y; xil-
THURSDAY. p
Teams, 7:3o-Hummsrs, Billie's.
Singles: 1856. p. ch.piine. B.. O. KhnSsr'
Frances Lewis, Pauline n. Pooh. II. B. Nc
Lain. villa I. Jordan, E. N. Tillotson. Hattie
L. shirstsnson. Polly eerlach. Esther Hon
Singles, s:lS-Nrs. coburn II. Bradt, r.
horn. Z. Z. YssEie. Ruth Biting: Mario
Trers, Gladys Lowd. Roma Levy, Lorraine
:. Doubles, soo-May Morgan and Margaret
Colpoys. A. Burke and O. Moriarty, i. 9.
auiTisy and Anna n. chandisr, a. n. XII.
martin and Bertha Loehl. Zelda LaPorts and
poubi.s. s:ss-M. e.nzharn and N. wild
ing. E. II. Tillotson and Della Smith. Rene
Levy and Lorraine Guilt, Marie Frere ana
GLADYS Lowd, II. B. Nolan and villa L.
Jordan, Il. D. Christensen and H. u. 0Brien.
FRIDAY-BALT1MoRE NIGHT.
H,n nn$; afr Yn-
terstats Commerce Commission, Mount Pleas
single: .seK aais,sy es:ss
Ida r. Helm, Helen T. Jshn, z. xcNamara,
Doubles. 7:4S-Psulins Thomas and BILLIE
oa.its., May Noel and Lillian wsnz, Z. B.
x.sn iorstse coi: and 'a5 + oM..1a aaa A
Singles. $50 = Pauline Thomas. Lillian
wsnz, Billie Williams: Bronson eusi.ss.
Gertrude Erdman and Sarah Erdman. T. o.
fsIlstt and 7. steman. II. Schneider and g.
. SINGLES, lo:oo-T. stsman, g. Thomas. y.
Erdman, T. Parlett.
Arcade bOwlers- of Hyattsville cas-
lily captured first honors in the Prince
Georges (MdD League. which recentIv
ended its campaign. They finished
"a defeats. Snyder-Farmer Post Of
the American Legion was second,
with 81 wins and 36 losses. Other
quints finished as follows: Easterns.
won SO, lost SO: Chillum, won 4s. lost
~: Berwyn. won "a. lost 56, and
Bankers. won 16. lost "A.
Easterns rolled high game at 557
and Arcades high set at 1869. The
best individual average was achieved
by Hiser. who bowled at a rate of
lo5-2s. He was followed by Mont
Fischer. 1917: Crawley. ss-71; Kessler,
99-43: Bresnahan, 1929. and Handy,
$3.50. Hfser was awarded a gold
medal for leading the duckpinners.
He also set the pace for high game.
3s1 and 15s. respectively. Mont
gomery was first in strikes with "a.
The league has elected Charles
Souder president for next season.
Other 1929 officers are: G. Hodges
treasurer. and George Montgomery.
secretary.
Members Of the knights of Pythias
recently elected officers and receive
season prize money. Team captains
must attend to collect amounts due
their men. The new officers of the
circuit are: President, S. NJ. Pearson,
Syracusians Lodge. No. 10: vice presi-
dent, C. c. Lipp. Capital Lodge, No.
a. etary. w. E. Larcombe, Calan-
the Lodge, No. IL; treasurer, P H.
Levy, Webster Lodge. No. Z, and
scorer. w. ]. .Kessler, Capital Lodge,
nae league ended its season last
week with the Capital Lodge quint
in drst place.
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Hiram Lodge, whose quint won the
championship of the Masonic Bowling
Assooiation. will entertain the mem
bership OF that circuit Thursday
night Past Master Earl Stocking Of
king David Lodge. president of the
bowling association. will present the
fitular trophy to the Hiram team.
Members of the winning combination
ere Past Master J. T. Meany, captain:
q. a., Beck, Roy Champion, s. Down
fnx. Lon Krauss and E. Meany.
Here's q chance for some Of the
oid.timers In the duckpin game here
TO demonstrate Just how good they
are on the drives. Capt. q. p. Mar
able Of Lynchburg. Va, who Is
seyenty-seven years old. claims to be
che champion duckpin artist at his