Evening star., 1926-02-17


The first sqad of doubles to appear
VIII include such sterling performers
as Fed Megaw, Arthur Urban, Glen
Wolstenholme, Hap Burtner and the
redoubtable Pop Evans, featherweight
hampton of the league. Megaw will
be Daired with Watson. Evans with
Armiger. and Burtner with Ettinger.
while Urban and WOlstenholme will
team.
The fve-man outfits will follow this
galaxy of stars on the drives. Lafay-
rtte Lodge. whose team is leading in
ne race for the Masonic Association
championship. will have couple of
uuinIs out. The dangerous Gompers
team with Max Rosenberg in its line
up also will be in action.
From Hyattsville will come the
Mount Hermon bowlers, while from
East Washington will come the Naval
Lodge shooters. Other teams slated
TO perform are Dawson, National,
Singleton, Parker and Albert Pike.
More doubles and singles will con-
clude the nights bowling. ArVlile
EbersoIe. who recently tried to wrest
the league bantam title from Al Gard
ner. will be in the second doubles con-
tingenr. while all of the stars of the
early doubles squad as we'll as John
Pappas and number of others Will
he in the singles.
\ pleasing program has been pre-
pared for tomorrow nights rolling IN
the Masonic tournament. The assign
ments follow:
doubles, Burrows and Helt-
man, Borden and Eisemann, Stan
ford and Lewis, Chapman and
Gaines, Seal and krauss.
Singles. Litzau, Anderson. A. +.
Martin, Lamster. ii. RObb. Dyre,
f. Money, G. Cost, T. Hart, w.
Cox.
S-Teams. Takoma. Mount Pleas
ant, No. 1; Mount Pleasant, No. 2;
Mount Pleasant, No. 3; Lebanon,
No. 1: Lebanon, No. 2: Pentalpha.
No. 1; PentaIpha, No. ,; Columbia,
I0-DoubIes, W. Cox and f.
Money, G.. Cost and p. Hart. Blick
and Gardner, Rade and Collier.
Smithson and Kellogg. keeler and
Seyferth, Supplee and Rice, Price
and Isemann, Morsen and Schu-
mann.
1O:45 - Singles, Kause, Solem,
Geryais, Rupert, X. HeinZman, +.
Heinzman, Stringer, Mcpherson,
Crockett, Russell. Gray, Deal.
Kropke, .Ettinger. l.. Brown. Burt
ner, X. Ferguson, Webb, Folger,
Benner.
Campbell's $50 in the singles divi
sion of the tournament was the only
leading mark to withstand the attacl
last night Trinity 5SS, that topped
the teams Monday, was bettered by
three teams at the second session
with the Washington Centennial out
lit taking first place with 1850. Hal
Burtner led the rush with a set of 416
Of y
Totaling 7iO with a four-pin handi
cap, J. Ulrich and Hargett went int
the lead in the doubles, displacing Mel
and BarbagelIo, who boWled 6T a
the opening session. Lamster an'
Martin also bettered the first-nish
leaders count with a total of 695
Ulrich hit for 393 and his partner 10
1886.
f. Heinzman was best of the sin
giles bowlers at the second session. HI
rolled three games for a total of $40
Next in order was Heltman with 342
POstponements because of an epi
denlic of colds among the boWiers re
duced to two the number OF matche
held last night in the washington
Ladies' League. The second -piac
Commercials encountered the Delhi
and took three games. although no
without a struggle. Lucille Preble
who bowled so well in the Publ
Debt League Monday night, continued
her fine work and shot a set Of 32'
for the losers. In the other mattel
the Hilltoppers. after dropping th
first game to the Daughters OF 1sa
bella. won the next two. Myrtl
Baileys strong bowling had much L
do with the lone triumph of th'
Daughters of Isabella. Lorraine Gull
of the Hilltoppers, after a poor start
managed to get a S24 set that includ
ed a game of 131.
ROamers and FrankieS are battlin.
for first place in the Northeast Tenn
ple League, with the former at pres
ent holding 1t with an advantage o
one and one-half games. The Arti,
Bells are in third place, four game!
behind tho F'rankies. Joe Toomey o
the Montellos has bowled in "a games
for an average of 112-13.
ERNIE MEYERS MARRIES.