Evening star., 1923-03-11

into the running gear of the Man
hattans Friday night in winning two
games out of three. which prevented
the latter from joining the Rathskel-
lers and Terminal Ice in three-cor-
nered tie.
A situation that makes the Rath-
skellerS favoriteS for first place is
that they have more postponed games
than the other teams, a majority Of
which are with weaker quints.
The match scheduled for next
Wednesday night on the Rathskel-
and Nan tons fna may 'ne possibls sH;s make make
the race se1ll more exciting. 1t goes
without saying that the Rathskellers'
alleys will be crowded to capacity.
This weeks schedule in the league
brings forward several other good
matches and there may be a
change in leadership again. Mon
day; the Goodfellows and Regulars
should have easy picking with the
lowly Shermans; Thursday, the Ma
tionals and King Pins clash, and on
Friday the Royals and Colonials
meet.
There fs no accounting fbr the
slumps that overtake bowlers 1t
just happens. At the opening of the
seasnon Maxey Rosenberg astonished
the local duckpin knights by his
Then came his slump that held on for
a month, but he is again back in his
stride The same applies to AL
Works and Arthur Urban. Last We'd
nesday night, when The Star-Times
watch was on, Bubbles" Cahoon, one
of the veterans of the game. went
like a house-a-fire in the first game,
and he looked like the bowler of five
years ago, but suddenly "Old Man
Slump" embraced him, and down he
-ny,f To fturo nd
Elicit five years ago appeared to be
one of the best on the drives; his arm
went back on him and until this sea-
son his work has been very erratic.
Last Wednesday night Elicit had the
best set of the Star-Times match.
Dozens of other instances could be
cited.
TypOthetae League has interesting
matches scheduled, as follows: Mon
day, Washington Monotype Co. VS..
Gibson Brothers; Tuesday, Joyce En-
craving Co. VS.. National Publishing
Co.; Wednesday. Judd & Detweiler VS..
Standard Engraving Co.; Thursday
tdouble-header). Andrews Paper Co.
VS.. National Capital Press, Doing
Printing & VS.. j. D.-Milans: Friday.
Columbian Printing Co. VS.. Ransdell
Company.
This weeks schedule of the Ma.
National Capital League is as follows:
Monday. Corby Bakery VS.. Post Office;
Tuesday, Washington Gas Co. VS.. CO.
lumbia; Wednesday,, Nationals VS..
Curb Cafe; Thursday. Georgetown A.
c. VS.. Rathskeller; Friday, District
Motor Co. VS.. Potomac Bank.
Athletic Club Leagues clashes for
the week are: Monday, Excelsior VS..
Hilltop; Tuesday, Keokuk VS.. Lexing-
ton; Wednesday double e-header), Irish
American VS.. Waverly, Argonne VS..
Linworth; Thursday. Aloysius VS..
Rosedale; Friday double
Arlington vs. Anacostia, Dominican
Lyceum vs.. Georgetown.
Several close matches should de-
velop this week in the knights Of
Pythias League, as several of the
strong quints meet, as follows: Mon
day, Hermions VS.. Capital; Tuesday,
Rathbone-Superior VS.. Calanthe;
Thursday. Century Decatur VS.. SYRIA
cusians; Friday, Columbia VS.. Excel
Sior.
Three matches, as usual. will be
rolled this week by the Bureau of
Standards Association, as follows:
Tuesday. Industrials and Aeros;
Wednesday, Midgets and Unions;
Thursday, Sharpshooters and Gumps.
This weeks schedule of the Odd
Fellows League Is as follows: Mon
day, Washington VS.. Covenant; Tues
day. Federal City VS.. Fred D. Stuart
Wednesday, Golden Rule VS. Central;
Thursday, Amify We. Harmony; FRI
Eastern VS.. Mount Pleasant.
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