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Can Bowl i'm Ladies' League.
LAUREL RESULTS

Purple Pirate: * C. LanS 81 20. ss.aa"".
,hird,. Tine j :i3 "-3, Plan Polly Hon;
cav. John Speed. Lavish. Refine Rideau Tim
Rooney. AthelnS Wood. Point Breeze also
SECOND RAcE-3-year,olds, aud M. ,3,2
turlongs Aversion. ll@ Mann. Sl',
SsSo S5l" o. ""n: " GYmkhsHa 5 i4i piaor Dior
10 &C. Lang. $40. third Time i :oe -.
Everglade.. .Tararind. Bodyguard, knockany.
Ea;,sr ,,,, Bells. Dpra!!on also f, ran; an m :,
mules King, o,Neill II. llc tMerslerl
tFletcheri. $3.50 81 10. -ccond: Rose Mist.
H0i Pollol North Breeze romprom,se. Cours
e. Fuflya. Ruban Rouse. Flyius Al. South
'fe5f Fof-RTH s1SH aRRAcE--2.year,ords mile.
FAR Star. ia tBourassal. $3.50 $50
sii So. o? s?5o Sdtn< sec"nd Sales sladv. IL
agae ps5d.n, 'hra s r%s Sy, as.ye raHsd TED
Tor, Fennsht Bob Marinn. Tgress. Bonnie
Penran,,, Evermore also ran 49,, -,
rules Il Mars! "a! is 1Soi1I;'' s: 81 a. 6
$3.50 second 6i.rlay, li4 Nathan, $ 50
son bird m soa Of N@f John Ma Hay NfssF bas
Princess Doreen, High star Taps. Ma'aw
SIXTH RACE-;syesr-olds and un. NILE
,HowSrd,' Htn;s SIS so, S3'to. second Lancaster
los MGAtss1 sac tn,rd cn;dsr rmf Rle NJ Nsrii 3
%sEvESrH RACEM3;year.clds and up;
miles ss 90 Star Of Gold pancus S f2arasIa Foo
iirfff'etrwslii, iff trwslis,. s31 third. Time. ao5 sir
Leonid Carom. Corinth also ran
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

FIRST RACE-c-year-oIds: about fur,
longs Foxy Peter. l01 (Fisherl. to ,
Z to !; $ to. ); won: Benny Rubin. liz NC
Derm6It to ;. even. second: Priceless.
IL 'kellnm, , to |. third. Time. ;l1,4-5.
nor, Comm aisancc. kns Priam also ran
SECOND RACE wear -olds and up. !,
10 J. : TO 5. won neveiion. lis "Alicni'
TO : TO |; second; John s Moshy. 1l5
Prince. Hero. Frosty Boy. Belphrisonia also
ran
THIRD RACE-All ages: about fur
longs. Superlette. 1913 tCatronel. 9 to 30.
out. out. won; Sandy. l1s (Fuerst. E to
:. ! to .. second Extreme 1ls tCollinsI
3 to 5. third. Time. :09 As. Jack OF
Clubs Lafcrte. Fly Leaf also ran
FOURTH RACE-2-vear-olds. mile and
20 yards. Whiskery, ia tCollinsl. II TO
IM"Dermotnt, to 3, out. second Muir
As Is. Florian Easy Money Cheops also
FIFTH RACE-3-year-olds and up: mile
Il to 10 10 ) 'iSs"" 10 :. won: - Lisson Sar0nf
MARI , TO l. to :. second, Donnavideo
= So 9'0f Bette Times. Po9en,iIla elrf Dun pun
heath Great. Homes. Neil. Julie. waldemar
Sea Hawk also ran.
Social Mus il5 tMcnermotn. even. :, 10
;. ] 10 :. won: Mote. 115 Kelsey. : 10 5.
3 to >. second: love. IL, BreuninrI. 3 10
:. third. Time OF Is. Red Suhette.
G liant. Clean Fiay also ran.
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| MAPLE HEIGHTS RESULTS

raSSB SAch beer Sfs'' srG "a"
$50 S42O won; Jihe ~ HARDY = -
Tcacey. war Boy. Tr.yan Flora, Clarence
Thomas and The Oden also ran , s,1
fuflonss-village Of Hit. loa tStretton, .
.9T s3.9 20 So ssGond sa'f -, SasT Rachel a"f
Limos Ems AND zoons also .IS ran -.
y t9rGptprdfpx Hc Dean o4 i. ss So
,srd II. eTs TToorn4 belltenp Sa'knye knyey
r,srt and John Marrone II also ran. j.,
furlonss-Panorel. los Harry 81: s. SO,
ioca Hoon Pnr 5Hs IS4 Woph
man. man $50. third Tine :2a::,. Right on
TIFF 11d RhcE hs FEHs fnH as" and ran np
rn,ieIFlyWins W Cloud. iii Cstretton'. 81,
sa:o. $3.50. won; ouinhham Ioi lol 'Sm.th SlIth :.
IS 90 third Time. ::ol. Polly Mara. Win
repeg Gunnv Sack. Soviet Lexlnston Maid,
Shasta Donna and Brass Band also ran
Play Hour' 1oa tParrlnston1. $500. $500.
S3.2o. won: Bantam. 104 Josiah. 50 40
ss.so second Home Run, l"o ,rG .D1nalds"lh, ssli,1
sf" ssf tf,iie tn'fa' Ronper R6Tf Vida. N9Tah and
frpsar KfpTe RaGE esGF aS2 yeaaod. aa@ and up
so. won: Foreman. lo4 smith. - so.
$ 50 sscond arrow hswI 81 o. Rom0,pr om0rn
100 h,a HtSr7 srr' JET jei ard Takros. also ran
r,le@Ats level. los tHems,eln'. ST so
5 SsS So. :seosd r. shaqos q.,. D;nss ss ll'Gs lGi
Nalr!cr.d.s, C&r.aEe., Earr, " North Tsno
Amt ASg1. and San IuSn alsorSaR.
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FEDERAL. I.EAGt r.
Toan, Standing.

High team set--Commerce: .655: second
High team rame--.Fleet C9rr9rstion e. 81;
sec3nd Commercei 80; shfd Esyy Sor 5Ss
3s4 Haneka Fleet Corporation. $40; Fu-
cett tCommerce). 365.
High individual game-Dotson tinteriorl J.
High strikes-Covert General Accounting
ONCE. IO Boteler tInterior), Q; HaneSa
High spares-Clements Commerce. 40;
Pierce Fleet CorporationD. ~; Fugett 'Com-
High individual average-Clements Com
nsrcs msrcs,. IL IL Earl 'Navy' Jos; Maize Com
Commerce was the big noise last
week breaking it's own record of
SOB high team set. by rolling games
of a4S, 537 and so. for a total of
1855. incidentally winning all three
games from the Marines. Maize was
the main factor in accomplishing this
feat by rolling high set of the league
with games of los. 1873. 145. for 3S4-
Burton Of Marines tried his best to
stall off the complete rout of his team
by rolling games of l16, ia, 1o1, for
337
Interior gained on G.. A. o. by de-
featine the latter team two of three.
Oberhein rolled both high game and
high set for his team with scores of
143 and' 357, respectively. Covert and
Barnes did we'll. These two had sets
Of SAG and 333
Agriculture won two from Public
Buildings. with games of 563. $40 and
80. Public Buildings showed its met
tie by taking the second game with
557. Quinn OF Public Buildings rolled
high game. 137. and Gist Of the ga me
tea m rOlledt high set of $40
Fleet Corpora ton took two from
it's bitter rival. Shipping Board. get.
ting a set of ,623 md breaking high
game record lrx topping 572 ducks.
Haneke made a valiant effort to gain
the honor OF rolling high individual
set. but fell short by - pins. Pierce
rolled his usually consistent game
with 332 set.
Navy took two Of three games from
State. Galleher. rolling his first games
with Navy. had high game of loS and
high set of 500.
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LATONIA RESULTS

ods. E.RsT r.s Tsnoy and 81 'ss, s
S2so: won: Kubah Khan. lla garner
$500. third Time lis Disciple Ohio,
Tase ssGnCn 2 Change al also ran o,s. ,. o.,
Handy Mandy 100, lPichonl. $40; s. %.
Time ! 40 4-5 Retort Realization Benito.
OGu, Paxs Choice also ran.
THIRD RFnA.CE,,a,yEearolds "a. 8 furlongs
s. 60 won: St. Charles. los ,Craysrl: So,
S3.to. third. Time, III 3-5. Capt. Fox
FOURTH RACE-c3-year-o AMI ,up: 6
tsSns S so Ga s 50 sDS T"n Ms9is Ss Nj Gar
nerl. $50, $500. second; Ballot Brush.
100 RYAN. 50 40 third Time Is 3-5
Capora II. Mount Beacon. Lucky Drift Da.
vid L. DeGans also ran.
- FIFTH RA,CE-2-fyear.oIds; ] Wile; GGsn
sias non t CREEK Lffsfs "sn cruS sSs
sAbem. sisso $3.50 third SO Time. As a,s. Com,
rade. Rolled Stocking: No Regrets. Good
Shepherd. Woodlore. Saxon. Be With Us.
sixTE risA K75 ssToSs ;Si :sS %
S5 80. 81 80, won: Billy Witt. aS tMcElroyl
81 go. 8: so. second Maooher, 106 Ma
zouel. $3.50, third, Time, 200. prowsy
Waters. Brosdaxe. Dial. Little Blaze Battle
sEvESTH 'RAGE-Milc and % Yards: 3
$3.50 $40. $500 won; Florence Mills. 81
Dubois. 81 go. S3.60. second: Royal Omar.
90 tWatsenl. 81 20. third, Time. $50.
Harass. Percussion. Granddad also ran.
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AGRICULTURE INTERBUREAU LEAGUE.

High team sets-Economics. .614: Solici-
tors / 6O1: Accounts, $3.50
High team games-SolicitOrs. 562: Inter
bureaus 552; Accounts. sol
High individual sets-Murphy tSolicitorsi. L.
374: Conklin I!nterbureaul. 81; Dixon
High individual games-Moeller so
phy tSoicitorsl, 14o
High gain over handicap average-Cheyne.
Entomology, so pins.
With Hank Conklin. the new In
terbureau phenom, doing his stuff.
the Ints. took two games from the
strong So-Kems, Hank contributing
a set of 354 to the results. Smith
also bowled we'll for the winners:
while Adams, with 322, and Meeller
with 3O7, We're best for the So-kems.
Bill Whelan is putting a want ad
in the papers for his lost horseshoe.
Although outrolled by margin of
1889 to 1923 for the set, the Ac-
counts bowlers managed to win two
of the three games from the young
Entomology Ave, largely as a result
of the fine SHOOTING of Capt. Stork.
Cheyne did thE best work for Ento-
mology, shooting games of 80. 116 and
1Q7. The second game was heart
breaker for Entomology. which rolled
its best game of the year. 534, only
to be nosed out when Stork counted
121. giving his team $40 for Its
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for an even 300. with high game at
49, while Catherine Quigley gathered
neat games of 102 and los, but missed
a 30O-set by two pins.
Billie Williams. rolling at anchor on
the kumbacks, seems to have hit her
stride after couple of weeks of vain
efforts to sock the head pin. but it took
double header strike to get her
started. Billie accomplished this feat
in the first game of the match with
Bethany. and this just about clinched
the game for her team. as it won out
by a margin of only eight pins.
Marjorie Bradt of the Commercials
helped her team to grab the odd game
from ID. of l.. when she snacked the
naples for III single. and annexed
high set with 294 total for the three
games. Her teammate. Lottie Rhodes.
did some effective bowling, counting
107 for her best single and 2SS for the
set.
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PIMLICO ENTRIES
FOR MONDAY, NOVEMBER !. 1925.

run MuNDA1, NV fMbEh j. IH.o.
FIRST RACE: purse. 5000: the Cations;
upward: . miles-+Church Brampton. l32
s 4S S sysk,., Hssky ssn
Pancras Ias kanr Ts aroo sno ls s''e' i'' sS'"'
Es no1a1 RdcE amed adsd for rasr
bz' b, hoo%s isi PsPpis Plrs{s IsS
122: Don Byrne i2e: Quihbler %: +Trip
Rim l:G; o.wayfair. lia: Fore Lark. 122
tWalter j; Salmon entry.
GrosSy & ;ss i;H Red Rsnqsn,: i;s '$isn,sIs.
lIs; Mszstta, lol. Golden Wanderer. -.
ofs roUsIh oo SAeE ADDED the for RsSs
Babe III: Gansmal: lilo: CRUSADER, i3o:
cave % i ios Fessiva est" otnpsS s4 Monferrst M Ns aS
LANCASTER q: Boot to Boot, l19.
FIFTH, RACE, the wicomico Handicap;
purse: 5000. all ages; Is ,mIles-aLaura
son gnn o5 900 s5 codlanS t Sevfp!h
Account. a3; All Gone. lO4 +Lord Martin
100: EYtra M Dry; " i, ,Ba BadeHoch l03; , De.
The Clown 40.
sixTs AGHIsy Earn entry 8, ,oo tho Glen
Trsa Major: l.oa; Cinema l4t: Nor.w .wes,sr no
Loaua H'nGy % hTfG 1s,n oG Rc' y rrsa KSyft g. hGs
WhatL l Do. los; Ehuford. 1o4:- Lieut..
SEVENTH RACE: purse. $500: claim
o'Mafs,' az as " :Lavse". se" i@oa: @ TcmahaWF. !o.:
fai5 sde Rnrh EfIsa os co h2T9 Hs" Ss
wood o. Hijo. l0": 'Corposant, lo:.
Horses listed according to post positions
Weather. dear: track fast
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Last season lne AETlcultufe III 1
terbureau Duckipin circuit Witnessed
the arrival of Harry Dixon, who. after
several years of shooting around and.
under the 100 mark, suddenly boosted
his average to 10. including a new
District mark of 445 for an individual, !,
set
Take Look at COnl1lin.
This season the ACgies are offerings
for prospective stardom Hank Conk.
lin. lead-off mar for the Interburea us .,
For some five years Hank has heen
shooting around 96 and was note
worthy chiefly as the only duckpin
shooter in the world averaging nine
spare breaks to the game. Experts
have contended that If Hank ever be-
came accurate enough to make half
his breaks he would average 40.
Well. for the first 81 games of the
present seasol he has shot truly
enough to account for perhaps one
third of his breaks and at present Is
sporting the nifty average of III, with
no signs of A let-up.
His teammates are naturally en-
thusiastic stunned is the better wordl
and are hoping for the best. The only
hair in the butter is that if Hank con-
tinues to improve at his present rate
he will have to he barred from com
petition in justice to other bowlerS
Ball Must he Magnetized.
Down at the Coliseum alleys recent
ly bowler was complaining bitterly
of the way the pins were behaving.
can You beat it, he demanded
plaintively of a friend who was watch
ing the match. II had so in the
seventh box and n game Of 10 or hot
ter in sight. In the eighth | shot for
the right side of the head pin, and tho
hall hooked over and took il full on
the nose, cutting out two. and ! got
exactly five pins in that box.
When ! went up in the ninth 7 re-
memnered that break. and so shot for
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COMMERCE.
LEAGUE.

High individual Eame-Eckhardt, l42.
High indiv idual set-MacDonald. 351.
High team game--Drafting. 531.
High team set-Drafting. ! $50.
High individual average-Eckhar ardt. 100.
Foreign and Domestic Commerce
League issues neat little bulletin
which it calls "Set-ups and Cp-sets.
Here are some squibs from it:
We are greatly indebted to Drafting
for the nobby scoreboard set up at
King Pin alleys. The fine work was
evidently inspired by the fact that
it Is the league leader.
That Commercial Intelligence Is not
higher in the team standings is not
the fault Of Schnellbacher and his con-
sistent cigar.
Textiles is a close third. Wilson
has fine fiber to combat the leaders.
Minerals is in the cellar and won't
come up for air until Ruderman cuts
short his supper in time to get over
for the first game.
AS a bowler, kabat Is a good edi.
tor.
We miss Costello in the league.
And he is getting such fine practice
sliding between his desk on the second
floor and the mimeograp ph room on
the first
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game. incidentally, Stork's. count of
121 was made with three marks.
Economics swept the three games
with Property and climbed into sec
ond place. Dixon with 329 and
Crosswhite with 3l7 led the winners.
while Nelson was the only Property
bowler to cross the 300 mark for his
set. In his first game Dixon. after
a terrible start finished with two
spares and strike to total 115,
picking up practically 80 pins in the
last three boxes.
Plant Industry managed to win
the first two games from the Solici-
tors before the lawyers got warmed
up, but dropped the third by mar
gin of 48S to 533. German and Fer
rail- We're the only Plant Bowlers
heating the 300 mark. while Murphy
was the sole lawyer breaking into
the charmed circle.
Joe McKericher delighted his old
friends hy showing up with the So
kems and putting over a 800 set.
The boys had been circulating
rumors that Joe had quit the alleys
for the season.
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NORTHWEST CHURCH LEAGUE.
Standing

Columbia Heights maintained its
grip on first position in the Northwest
Washington Church Duckpin League
by taking two of three from Central
Presbyterian Mount Pleasant moved
into A tie with Central and lmmanuel
Raptists for second place by taking
all three from PetWorth Methodlsts.
Petworth Baptists climbed out OF
last place by sweeping a set with
Emory Methodists. Emory dropped to
last place. marking the first appear
ance Of this sterling aggregation at
the rear of the parade during the
three wears of the leagues existence.
Outstanding performances of the
week we've the setting of a new mark
for high Set, first by Haviland Hobbs
with 357. and later by CopenhaNer OF
Central with 3S5 High game mark
was set at 142 by Copenhaver in his
record set.
Smith Of Columbia leads in number
of spares with 36; Copenhaver In
strikes with II. The four leading
performers are F.. \. Smith. 1897:
Copenhaver. 109; Newkirk. 10s, and
Slicer, 1861.
Tomorrow nights matches will
bring together Emory and Petworth
Methodists and Central and Wallace
Tuesday night Mount Pleasant versus
Petworth Baptists and Columbia ver-
sus Emmanuel.
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Ingram team, by winning three
games while Centennial was losing
two Of three. took the lead in the East
Washington Church circuit last week.
The Ingram team is going strong, but
Ninth No. l will bear watching.
These Ninth Streeters rolled .S23
for the high set Of the week. and are
coming fast. M. Donald rolled the
high individual game for the week.
getting 1879. while Hughes spilled the
naples for the high set with 354.
Price of Waugh is trying to cop all
Of the seasons records. To date he
has high average with 40. is tied
with Seaton for high spares with ~.
has high individual game of 144 and
high set of 3SS.
McFall and Mitchell are tied for
high strikes. each having II.
Harry MertZ. anchor man. pulled
game out Of the fire for heller Tues
day night. Coming into the last box
with his team pins behind Harry
promptly pulled strike. got pins
on it. and won the game by 1 pin.
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TYPOTHETAE LEAGUE.
Team Standings.

Judd & Detweiler contributed the
outsta nding performa nee during the
past week 1t not only esta blished
high team game of the season at 604,
but also boosted its record for high
team set few notches higher to
SOL Both scores are exceptional
totals for this circuit; in fact, they
would be considered very good in
almost any mans league.
A peculiar feature in the making
Of these records was that no one or
two individuals performed sensa ton
ally. all five Of the boys bowling prac-
tically the same totals.
Incidentally, r. p. Andrews Paper
Co. were their victims. and the three
game victory advanced Judd & Det
weller to first place and dropped the
papermen from the top into A tie for
fifth place.
The favorites. as is usual with fa-
vorites suffered rough journey all
evening.
National Capital Press dropped a
pair to H-K Advertising Service;
Washington Monotype Co. was han
died the same way by Washington
Printing Co., while National Publish
ing Co. was given two-time trim
ming by Columbian Printing Co.
Stanford Paper Co. grabbed two of
three from hayer-Printcraft, and
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No. 2. to break tho ball into the head
pin | broke It all right full on t'1e
nose again. and cut out two pins fT~
the second time. getting eight In th-
box by lot of luck.
Up in the tenth. realizing fNat
was missing everything shot AZ. 1 did
some clever figuring. aud decided that
the only way To keep from splitting
the bunch was To shoot directly n,
the head pin. | did that-and you saw
what happened l hit il smash in Ito
face for the third straight time. again
cutting ont two. and this time getting
only four pins in tho box.
IF that ball isn't macuetizod ther
I'm in tho AnaniaS class. II doesn't
seem to be able 20 keep away from
the center "f that head pin W-cr
the next game starts I'm going 10 N.
,Gin shooting at No. 10.
Clements Hits Hard.
Some of the District League and
National Capital teams that are show
ing more or less weak links should
send out a scout to- look over this
fellow Clements of the Commerce
team in tho Federal League. ITo IS
shooting for III right now, and looks
is though he might get even bette
with a little encouragement. lnci
dentally his teammates. Maize and
Fugett, are star pin-spillers on th~if
own account.
Evening star., 1926-10-31
WASHINGTON LADIES' LEAGUE.
Teau SfanAin~.

After dropping eight consecutive
games the Nationals finally broke the
ice and downed the Beeques in the
hnal clash Of their match Tuesday
night.
In stopping the Beeques' winning
streak. the Mats flashed a real cham
pionship brand of pin.spilling. running
up a nice count Of 499 against their
rivals 4S5. to clinch the game.
capt. Ihelma Lohnes and Lucille
Breble did the most effective vork
The former connected with the he.d
pin with such accuracy that she re-.
lstered high set for the nights plsy.
with a total Of 307, while her team.
mate garnered the honors for the best
single game, counting III.
Lorraine GULL crashed the ma ples
Evening star., 1926-10-31

penir. Little Change and Afectionate Mary
THIRD RACE 3-yesr;olds and np: l mile
P S. Lowsn'hs %on colu@s1. 81 e7 S22 Pe2
Shall S 90 81 %. S's .e.ond siien, kinr. e
FOURTH RACE. 3-vear-olds and up: l
mlle-Tanson. 110 Laidleyl. S13 90 So so.
s.. won: Bad Luck. .106 ,Pershall. ,S4 80,
third. Time, :43a Citizen Collie Toka.
Ion and Glolianes also ran.
FIFTH RACE. all ages; 8 .furlongs--Jack
.esandsf wcn la Ao, ims os Say
$50 second: Sure Fire, lo3 tPershaill
s.. third Time. l,I3 Anna MarrOne ii
Sonola. Golden Lynn and Miss Mischief also
SIXTH RACE. syear-olds and up: IL.
mllss-Bsbbling; "a 81 g M log ,Maz9Hel. So 90
sfas so ssS G" 1es"na ersn Mon. t Nee IS:
fKinieryl. $3.50. third. Time, 2:OS 4
wiliie's Maid. Irish Pat and Wise Cracker
SEVENTH RACE s-y.ar:olds and ur; i
mile ans q vsrdssnPrin%e az so tn tn los Ma Ia
Iat1isyF s.. 8 So second Bsthild..eth
loo 'fershalil, s., third. Time. l IS. Tea
Ufa3 And -LNatkenh Alsa xAA
Evening star., 1926-10-31
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CLERKS LEAGUE

Pins did not fall last week AS we'll
as they had been and the standing
had quite a. shake.up.
Pinkey Gardeners record set of $50,
the highest ever rolled in this league.
not only allowed Ira ffic to make a
clean sweep of Station Accounts. but
also put his team in second place.
Freight Auditors lost two to Dis
bursting. but anaged to hold on to
first place. Due to the good work of
Thomas and Otto, Law had to bow
to Construction for the odd same.
Purchasing just managed to take two
from Passenger Accounts. both teams
having an off night. Operation seems
to be coming to life and took two from
the Auditors.
Gardner rolled high game of 100
and high set Of 3S9. while Operation
took high team game of SIS and high
team set of ,5S5.
Evening star., 1926-10-31
Goats Fair Prey Bowling Alleys Oddities of Duckpis Smack


Packwood Printing Co. took the odd
game from Standard Engraving Co.
Ransdell, Inc, and Charles II. Pot
ter Go. hooked up in a desperate en-.
counter for last place, with rRansdell,
Inc. coming out victorious by losing
the third game, thereby gaining una
disputed title to the week end cellar.
High individual game was account
ed for by Voorhees, of Charles II. Pot
ter Co.. 1923; while Goodall. Judd &
Deitweiler. and Baker. Ransdell. tied
for high individual set with 1852 each
Evening star., 1926-10-31

High team same-osiris, 500; la Faya-
High team set--o.iris ea1: La Fayett..
eoms.. Ms ss sSs;s:s
,ennial 1859: Watson. La Fsyette. 1855:
Urban. La Fayette. Hale.
High individual set-Urban La Fayette
alo; j.. ulrich. Potomac. 800: Blumenthal.
TsEoma Ts1r1s ass ssa supD'ss' Harmony ssa; Dyre.
sssA Eilys po,snss ss%sr. BE- y,. T:koS:
son; La Fayette. 1872; EttinTer. Warrington
Is: Watson l. Faystte. il: D.: Beeker. Bk%psl; !:
Kro91on K Gompefs 1.ri, ,s Roo'' st. Johns, IS:
High spsresGJ. ares ulrch. Potomac. sb. Or.
ban. la Fayette. 81; RosenburE, s. j. Com.
gers. so: Hart. G. c. Whiting. AS: Wernts,
Pentalpha. 4S.
For the third time in as many weeks
the leadership in the Masonic League
has again changed hands, this time
Columbia. No. 3, taking the lead by a
very small margin.
With Make Rosenburg shooting q
362 set. Gompers took but two games
and lost the lead s. J. Gompers fs an
entirely different team from the one
that took the alleys last year--not dif.
ferent in personnel. but in averages.
Brightwood. q team that dropped out
last year, Is coming along nicely under
the leadership Of young La Clair.
Evening star., 1926-10-31
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

The teams in the Commercial
League. with one exception-The Eve
ming Star quint-were rolling below
their usual form last week. and.
strange to say. although The Evening
Star team rolled high game. $50. and
high set. 1895. it won only two OF
three games. All the other matches
rolled in the league resulted in sweeps.
The surprise OF the week was the
Parket Bridget team, that took three
games from Dulin & Martin.
High individual game was rolled by
Johnson Of Woodward E. Lothrop at
1oS. and high set by Lange of The
Evening Star at $40