Evening star., 1926-02-09


session in the Masonic Asso,
with his team against Whiting and
six games. That was smacking the l
In his first set of the evening on
the Convention Hall drives, Fischer
hit for games of 1874. 131 and lis to
total 383. Then he came back TO the
second set To get lD-frame scores ot
IA, 130 and 119 for 393. Either OF
these sets would be a great mark for
any bowler in or out of the Masonic
Association.
Followers Of the activities of the
Agriculture Interbureau League are
beginning to believe that the circuit
has uncovered a new miracle man
in Joe Mckericher, the popular cap
tain of the So-KemS. This team, the
winner of the championship the past
two seasons, had the misfortune to
lose two OF its best men early in the
present season. Gowan, leading the
league with an average of better than
III, moved to the suburbs and can
not get in to bowl, while kcttler, who
averaged 10. resigned from the De
partment of Agriculture. When one
considers that the average Inter
bureau bowler is around 80, the loss
of two duckpinners Of this type can
be appreciated. Naturally. league fol
lowers expected to see the So-keHS
drop rapidly into the cellar, but al
ready Joe has nodded a new outfit
that has worked into tie for second
place and Is but a single game behind
the leaders. Fine team spirit and
loyalty are important factors in bring
ing about this result. The men are
on the JOB promptly and try earnestly
! for every pin.
That match between the Miah Muir
ray championship squad Of Boston
( and John Blick's all-star Convention
, Hall outfit may not be rolled on
! February 26. as originally scheduled.
/ The second block of the match be
/ tween the winner OF the Wolsten-
: holme- Elicit Rosenberg battle, which
: is now ltnder way. and Earl Nc.
/ Philomy viii be due February -, and
/ Blick does not want to offer these
two attractions within such "A short
time 1t is probable shat the Huh
crew will he asked to postpone its
I visit until March 6.
Duckpin League are enthusiastic
bowlers. but it seems that some Of
them are apt to be a bit late IL
reporting at the drives for theii
matches. However. one OF them
always is on the job. May OErlen
president of the circuit, is prompt
III reporting. and if those who have
not been hotherins 50 much about
the starting time would follow her
example the league would be better
off. Occasionally "a bowler may have
"A legitimate excuse for not being OF
the bench at starting time. but NOR.
often than not the tardiness is due
only to carelessness.
This years tournament of the Ma
! sonic Association promises to be the
best ever staged by that large or
ganization. Entries for the affair
have been pouring into the office OF
Secretary Arville Ebersole at rapid
rate. and when the meet opens next
Monday night he expects to have q
record list at hand. However. some
of the lodges have been n trifie dila
tory in filing entries. 1t is up To
them to shake a leg and get them III
Lucille Preble's Registers swept
their set with Mails and Files last
night in the Public Debt Girls
League. winning 43o. 42s and 437 tc
3S4. All and 400. A. Williams was
the high scorer Of the Registers. In
other matches Securities took two
from Loans. Accounts beat Core
spondence three and Independents
triumphed over Audit twice in three
engagements.
With q count Of 131, Farnum saved
knights of Columbus from a white
washing by the Belmonts in the Ma
tional Capital League. In the other
games the Caseys were well drubbed
although George Friend. young stal
of the Belmonts, was far Off form
with games of SO, 80 and 113.
Y. NJ. H. A. easily took the measure
Of the Young Friends in the Hebrew
League, winning 517. 545 and 512 tt
497, 498 and 484. NJ. Weinberg was
the big counter Of the victors, WITH
games Of 108, 107 and 12S.
In all likelihood the final block OF
the 15-game match being rolled b!
Max Rosenberg. Glen Wolstenholmt
and Perce Elicit will be held Satur
day on the King Pin No. 2 drives
starting at o'clock. The King PlT
No. / alleys, where the match wa:
scheduled originally. were SO damaged
hy the fire that swept them a Weei
ago Sunday that they are not apt t.
he sufficiently repaired for use thi:
week.