Evening star., 1925-10-05

The Washington Ladies' League will
start the ball rolling tomorrow night
on the Coliseum drives, with the full
complement of 10 teams taking the
alleys in the initial contests OF the
season. With the new schedule in
operation this season, which brings
the full strength Of the league in
action one night each week through
out the season instead Of two or four
teams bowling several nights, it Is
certain that there will be q decided
reduction in poStponements and for
feited matches. and it is hoped that
these two unpopular features will be
eliminated entirely. The opening night
will find several new teams in the
circuit. taking the place of those that
failed To get in line for another sea-
son. Bethany Chapter, Western Star,
captained by Mabel Jenkins, and the
Delhis, With Lucille Preble in the role
Of captain, are two new quints. Bron-
son Quaites' team will be known here
after as the Beeques, formerly Billies'
team. Post Office Department has
been changed to Climbers. and Mount
Peasants to Washingtons.
The schedule for opening night,
Tuesday. October 8: Bethany VS.. Co
| lumbians, Commercials vs.. Delhis,
Hilltoppers vs.. d. OF l., Washingtons
VS.. Climbers and Beeques VS.. l. G. G.
Mount Pleasant, Odd Fellows Bowl
ing League champions for two sue
| CeSsive seasons, have started of again
at the same speedy gate that carried
| them to the top before. After white
washing the strong Eastern team in
their first set of the 1925 season, they
administered the same dose to Central
| al n Ci "
| straight wins.
In George Nash, Columbia claims
| the heavyweight bowler of the loop
! His size. however, does not interfere
with his rolling and he easily knock
! ed off the best set of the night, when
his team met Salem. Columbia won
the first two and lost their third on a
| handicap of % by a margin Of pins
| Aided by the acquisition OF Rohr-
bach. Friendship took a new lease
on life and defeated Harmony, two
games to one. Brightwood can thank
! Hamilton for a three game victory over
Covenant. He rolled a total of 333
Eastern lost three during the omen.
ing week, but staged a comeback in the
! second round and took an entire set
from Golden Rule. Pumphry of Gold
en- Rule set the pace with 33I, but
| received little assistance from his
mates.
Amity won two games from Fred d.
| Stuart, and totaled the best set for
! the week with 1860. p. Ellet of
Amity had high set with $50, while
Harville Of Fred D. Stuart came sec
| ond with 379.
r. p. Andrews Paper Co. rolled high
team game on the opening night of
the Typothetae Bowling League with
| a score OF 527. while Judd & Detweiler
turned in high team set with 1860.
Individual set honors went to Spencer
of National Capital Press. who rolled
1853. and Klein of r. z. Andrews scored
| high game with 14S.
Fourteen teams took part in the
| first nights bowling. with the follow
| ing results: Ransdell, Inc, won three
games from Washington Printing Co.:
National Capital Press won three from
| Lanman Engraving Co.: Judd & Det-
| weller won three from Stanford Paper
Co; Columbian Printing Co. won two
out Of three from National Publishing
Co; Packwood Printing Co. won two
| out Of three from Washington Mono.
| type Co.; r. P. Andrews Paper Co.
won two out Of three from NJ. Joyce
| Engraving Co.; Standard Engraving
Co. won two out Of three from Wheel
er-Jones.