Evening star., 1923-03-25

Unless they slump badly the lee
men cannot be overhauled. They
could drop two games and their rivals
win all theirs and still finish ahead
Standing of the first three teams.
including the games of Thursday
night, follows: Terminal Ice. 40 and
%: ManhattanS and Rathskellers.
each 40 and 20
Some good scores were made by
the bowlers in the Washington
ladies League in their first week on
the Recreation drives. Mrs. Malcolm
of the Mount Pleasant team topped
the pins for "A total of 1870. rolling
against the Registry quint last Fri
day night. Rose Frenzel Of the
Western Union quint. turned in a
nifty game and set last Wednesday
night smashing the pins for 124 and
329.
other good scores Were: Billie Will
liams. 1O9: Mrs Nell. III: Esther
Honkala, 115 and 112: Gladys Lowd.
105; Annie Anderson. III; Wilhemina
Christopher. 1O6; Miss Christensen.
III; Miss Beckett, LOG; Ann a. Chan
dler, 104. and Dorothy Wilson, 1903
official Scorer James Baker was
planning a tournament to roll off
the fiat game tie, as there We're
about dozen bowlers who had 92.
Then along came Rose FrenZil with
a fiat game of "a last Wednesday
night and plans were declared off
President Pearson and Secretary
Larcombe of the local Knights of
Pythias League visited Baltimore
recently and completed arrangements
for the intercity championship match.
Nine games will be rolled. the first
second trio. in this city, at the Ar
cade alleys, April 19. and the third
three on May 2. in the city whose
team scores the high number of pins
in the first six contests.
Much enthusiasm and spirit of fra
ternal rivalry is being displayed in
both cities over the event. The local
team will be captained by President
Pearson, while the Baltimore quint
will have H c. Peacock as leader.
hood of 500 hundred have chartered
special cars and will accompany the
Washington team to Baltimore for
the first battle.
The board of directors of the Wash
| ington City Duckpin Association meet
l. this morning at IL o'clock at the
Recreation alleys. Details for the big
| tournament are well under way.
Internal Revenue League will close
| it's season this week with the Annex
No. 1, team as champion. Monday
April 2, a closed tourney Will be held
at the Recreation drives, the program
| calling for team contests under the
| BILE: an elimination, and a one-ball
event. Arrangements have been COM
pleted by a committee Headed by
| George Skilton to hold banquet
April IS.
1t is expected that the entire Rev
enue League will enter the contests
| of the Washington City Duckpin As
ISOLATION, which will give them repre-
sentation in the A, b and c classes.
1t would not be surprising if sew
eral of the bowling records of the
District were shattered during the
tournament of the Masonic League
Several of the quints are very formid-
able and the doubles and singles will
carry many of the best pin spillers
in the city.
There are several good matches
carded for this week in the Washing
ton Ladies' League, but from present
appearances it seems almost an i'm
possibility to dislodge the Hilltoppers
from first place. The schedule: Mon
| day-War Department VS.. Internal
| Tuesday-Hilltoppers VS.. Columbians;
| Western Union VS.. Sales Tax. Wed
nesday-Post Office Department VS.
City Post Office; Mt. Pleasant VS.. In
dependents. Thursday = Hilltoppers
vs. Internal Revenue; Western Union
VS.. Billie's team.
Leaders i'm the District League
should have an easy time of 1t this
week, as they all meet weaker quints.
Tomorrow the Regulars and Nationals
clash Tuesday the. Manhattans take
on the Geodfellows. Wednesday, the