Evening star., 1924-05-01

Organization are very SlIOLS, dlu d
the best in the District.
Up at the King Pin drives the Ma
tiOnal Capital League will be in the
limelight, and although the Sensa-
flonal Waverly quint IS not listed,
there is a No. . team that may be
card from, to say nothing of the
Jost Office five and Linwoods.
The AII-Stars from the Washington
Association left early this morning
for Martinsburg. W Va, where they
will roll the return match with the team
from that city. Although the West
Nirginians rolled every game over the
500 mark, they were 175 pins shy in
the first clash, which is quite a formid-
able handicap for them to overcome
tonight
Nothing startling in the way of
large scores developed at the Grand
central last night, only teams from
classes 3 and Q competing. The Aggle
League had the floor and the Account
ing Division turned in a score of
1880, and it stands as the best in
class 3. Economics went to the
front in class G with 1,52S. In the
doubles Ferreu and Rose smashed
the naples for a nice 632, but failed
10 threaten the leaders in class B. y.
L. Smith and LindstrOm turned In
tho best score, 579, in class {. In the
singles class A. Cost had the best
score, 348. In class = Fleishman shot
to the front with 335 and in class Z
Dixons S29 was the best of the eve
ming.
Association Schedule Tonight.
The schedule for tonight in the
Washington Association event fol-
lows:
SINGLES, PM. F. Terry. B: Frank
Stanley, A; P Scrivener, A; W. W. Hill, a;
F. A. Collie, B; R. Fitzgerald, B; c. II. Hayes,
c: F. H surguy. A; L: I. Harris A. m M. F.
Folger, A; C. C. orme, A; J. J. whalen. A;
W. H. Thrall. B. w E. Staub, O. l. Hoff-
man, B D. McC. Ramsey, B. ". Ball, C;
TEAMS s pm-Ticket Office (R. b. Y. NJ.
c. A.. B: Freight Auditors, G; Nuts (R r.
Y. M. C. A., B: Purchasing, G; Freight 1raf-
&c. C; Disturbing, B; Operation, b COnstruc-
Jion. A: Law, B; Engineers, B.
DOUBLES, 10 P.m.-w. M Webb and l.
B +. H Surguy and L. L. Harris, A; r. G.
Dorsey and L. Hoffman, G; F. j. Burgess and
e Nc W. W RaRily R and nd W Eau f. a ana g. E.
Dom and Z. C. Moore, c; J. T. Dyer and
D. S. Otto. c.
il L. Smith. B; G. c. orme and J. J. whAlen,
A; A W. Harper and 9. J; Curtin. G; Nor
Henry Iies NesmAn. q; Ed % MaiTsy a9.n an J. Alle1;
dina, A; E. P. Sparks, A; J. A Hummer, B;
J.. Pantos, A; G. E, Langley, A; j. E. Weeks,
3; J. B. Dom, G.; K. G. Moore, c; j. F.
Dyer, G.
Senecas Still Top Teams.
Only one class A team, Sunset, roll
ed last night in the Capital City af-
fair, and their 1907 failed to reach
the Senecas, the leaders, by o wide
margin. National Bank of Washing
ton WAS the only team rolling in
class =, and they turned in a total
of 1,523. In class c Yankees smashed
the naples for 1,4S9 and shot to the
front in that division. Riggles and
q. Logan turned in the top score
the doubles, heading off Deishear and
MetrokaS by only one pin. There
was much better bowling in class Is,
as Milan and J. w. Davis turned in
a score or 6Si, quite a distance above
class A. Bromley and Green had the
best score in class C; $50, but it didn't
get near the leaders, Taylor and
McGinnis, who have 602. None of
the bowlerS in the singles ran up
noteworthy scores, only two classes,
a and r, competing.
Capital City Card Tonight.
Matches listed for tonight in the
Capital City event are:
SINGLES. 7:3o P:M.-o. H. Clark A: Mears.
ea5v 81 LG5z'1E Il BGbsEt.oR P Es6n G. W. RWhalep
Ferber, B; L. oeser. A: a. Ford, B. G. Kane,
~; "; Baucom, B; 3. E Ettinger. B; ]. No
SolTiok, a; E. Clancy; A; M Jett; a; c. F.
m. sisIen. G; W. Collins, B; v. Gerard. B;
TEAMS, Sis P.M.-Post Office (NationaI
Capital, class A; Joseph Phillips Company
National Capitd), A; Anaoostia National
Linwood No. l (National Capital a; Linwood
No. National CapitaD, B; Peach lCarry's
AIce Cream. c. Sundaes (Carrvs Ice Cream),
e; Monotype &c. P. o., b Construction &C.
and P. Telephone B: Main Office POST Of.
Nice), B; Waverly No. National CapitaD. B.
DOUBLES. 1918 P NC. K. Ford and H.
u. Humphreys. class B; L. E. Roberts and E.
r. Dillon c; A. T. Simmons and T. w. Fen
ton, B; DON Fees and c. W: Seyfarth. a: c.
p. Hausler and f. v. Gfngeu. B; J. a. Dor
itee and W. Whalen, B; Z. Ettinger and W.
5aucom, B; L. Brisker and M. Sislen, c. S.
ssch and W. w. NARROW, B; A. Fabrizio and
f. Darn, B; D. Crockett and F. Fabrizio, B.