Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-01-14

linn Baker, who has charge of the
local team, has received letter from
N. T. Dun, the Philadelphia promoter
of the match, telling him that new
rubber band pins and two balls IN.
stead of three will be used. Mr.. Dun
saws he will head a committee OF the
girls and be at the station next, satur-
day afternoon to meet the Washlns-
ton delegation.
The Philadelphia team will be made
up of the ten best girl bowlers IN
their league as follows: Misses White,
REYNOLDS, Werner, Farrell, GRADY,
Miller, Mecouch, Morrel, Paul ana
Thompson. Miss Mecouch was run
Pennsylvania railroad system at
meet in Columbus, Ohio, last spring,
losing by the small margin or Two
pIns Her scores at the meet were
f24, 1928 and 100, a splendid display OF
consistent bowling.
The Hnltoppers of the washington
Ladies' League still are in front with
a record of 80 games won ana Z Iose.
RilIie's team is a close second, having
won az games and lost 8. The Column
bians continue to hold on to third
DIace with 20 victories and Is LOST.
Mount Pleasant is in forth place with
% games won and IL lost.
eunie~MaIcolm's good bowling was
a feature of last weeks act1vltles:
She recorded high game or ia, anu !,
totaIed 81 for the set Lorraine GullI
shot a nifty set, getting ,e every set s of
ale. Annie Anderson OF the MOUTH
PIea picked up on her average
with a 297 set, her best game being
los Miss Kellogg of Billie,s team
was another who contributed 500
set including one game of lie.
Tn Dorothy White the Post Office
Department team has the youngess
pinner in the league. she is arouha
fhe fifteen-year mark, but her every
appearance indicates coming star
RogIIng against the City Post ONCE
onint Wednesday night in her iirst
feaaue match Miss White topped her
team for both high game and SET ana
with little more experiences WI VI
make the best Of them step some 10
beat her.
Can't. Yaxxie of the War pepa1 =
Tnenf team made strike" when she
.ohtained Mae Hart as a member OF
her squad o Miss c aapt e 99meo which
walked away with the che nplonship
the first year, and was a member OF
last seasons runner-up team, tne
Nationals She rolled I ner h asaiS sst
this season last Friday nlght dsSiise
Internal Revenue.
wared in the Munitions League, the
firsf four Of the six teams comprising
the organisation being closely
punched. European Claims Is out IN
front, with fifteen victories and SIX
defeats. with Ordnance in second
Mace. with thirteen wins and eight
losses. In the matter of Individual
averages Mcdonald of the Air Service
has the best mark of 1905 for
eighteen games.
The Athletic Club League has
taken In the ExceIsiors to replace the
Knickerbockers, who dropped out,
and it is expected the new team will
make 1t interesting for all opposing
teams. The. leagues games for the
nresent week ares Monday, Lexing-
For VS.. Georgetown and Irish-Ameri-
cans VS.. Exceisiors. Tuesday, sKeokuk
~. Irish -Amerfc Wednesday. Rose
dale ys. Keokuk and Argonne VS..
RosedaIe: Thursday. Aloysius vs. Ar
Iington; Friday Dominican Lyceum
vs. Anacostia.
There should be several interesting
contests in the District League this
week. Monday, Terminal Ice meets the
Nationals; Tuesday the Regulars and
Shernans clash Wednesday the
Goodfellows should be easy for the
Rathskellers: Thursday a double
header Manhattans take on the Roy