Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-24

program very likely will provide an
day night throughout the remainder
The King Pin All-Stars have
them and they arc almost certain
Manager Bill Wood of the King p
his stellar pin toppiTs in doubics al
Glen Wolstenholme already j. slated
TO tackle the winner 81 the MCPhii-
omy. W ork tilt. hut Max RoscnberE
also is due % !l,eet the same man, and
Max may get 81 match ahead Of Glen.
Joseph Phillips team Of the National
capital Lea que is looking for action
in the ive-nan field and is bound 30
ger it. too.
There'll be plenty for The bou-iers
ia feast upon. even though n" teams
are brought here from Boston. New
York nr other cities for special
matches.
First half of the match between
VIZ ellington and Philadelphia girl
howlers1 will be rolled on the Coliseum
drives next Saturday night, The
block will consist of FIVE engagements,
the first starting at o'clock. Hard
wood pigs will be used here and rub
Der banded pins in the games at Phil
adelphia-
Washirgto will be represented by
What prohabl,r gyill be the strongest
team Of earls that ever bowled in this
city. Thuse due to represent the Ma
tons Capital and their averages are:
Rena Levy of the Columbians, '105:
Lorraine GULL of the Hnltoppers. 104;
Catherine Quigle% Of the Beepues,
100 Marie FTere of the Washjngtons.
-: Bronson: Qualities of the BeeGues.
&C. and Marjorie Bradt of the Com
mercials. as
! Tho PHIL deiphia team vii! have in
IT. lineup ',owlers who have been
epiliinc the rubber ba nded pins for an
average ~It:.aboNa l25. Among the
Quaker CIV stars are Misses forri-
gan. cole. Bilsnn. Slater. Ruth Rrlrtie
franks and Nevins.
Thai the WSshinctonians may have
'aore practice in shooting ~ the rub
he I,arded pins iefore entering The
match. Manager Lon krauss of the
Coliseum will have d couple f.sets Of
the diving naples at hand within a
day Of tws.
\ meeting of the War Department
League has been called for Tuesday
night at one of the rooms in Conven-
ton Hall. Whether The league shall
enter the tournaments of the Wash
ington City Duckpin Association and
Capital City Bowling Associa tons or
hold q closed tourne ment will be de-
cided. This league las not Supported
either of these as3o Citations a. an or
Eanization during che pass TWO sea-
sons. as il is the general feeling of the
mem'sarS that the bowling interests OF
the city would be far more benefited
we're only one body with power Of
control in the field.
q,
the iEwiinC game r.. r.. Ra rher of the
Department ~ Agriculture must not
he overlooked. declares a man in C.ose
touch with the snort of tiJIckpinnin.
emory the NeGie employees. His adj
mirer says Barber not only capita inS
a. nj 9lraGes the Econopics team ri
u he Agriculture Interhuraau League
Bureau "f Agricultural Economics
Leasue hu; is = big factor il the
opera ron of the Ladies' League of
the D,,partmen1 OF Agriculture. which
he was inStrunae ntal in orca nizinG and
quitting on the drives. He is 4 mighty
team III few years ago SCI q class
- record in tho Washington City
ntlckpjn Associations tournament with
.coum of more than coo for one
me. iIC aiSu won the Class & sin
-'es chg npiouship in times past, but
aas ;-ra'iuated into Glass y ranks
Senslc brilliant individual effort
i'm :he Odd Follows League this sea
son are those Of Cordell, anchor man
for Golden Rule. Prior to this sea
son. his yearly average never exceed
red 100. But at the present time he is
fhlttlnS the pirs savagely and has
Drought nis average UP to l0C to make
himself rank fifth. in The circuit.
Baptist Young Peoples Union is
promoting two leagues this season, one
Tor the girls and the other for the
boys. Feminine members of the or
"a ntzasion have been waging 4 warm
battle On the Coliseum drives. Vt
toresent. Bethany Church team leads
the race with &c wins and l loss. but
Fifth is q close second with - VIC
itories and 3 defeats. In matches last
week. Fifth def Gated West Washing.
ton, 3S1. AS and I4S TO 361. 3o7 and
354 while Temple vanquished Metro
politan. S4S. 42a and s74 to 2a7 3is
and s91. 1t was the first match for
Metropolitan. a new member OF The
league.
Officers of the orsanizatio ave: lack
Turner Fifth, chairman Of bowling
Hazel Braugh. Temple. secretary: lie
roy Greer. Kendall. bookkeeper for
''HS it'f'bS- filti f1dZSl 1IduSpD. w est
Washington. boekkeeper for girls
records.
Tommy Nolan. hawlitfg for Terminal
Ice. against Mount Pleasant i'm the
\ district League on the Mount Plea 81 Mt
A lleys recently, made an odd record.
Z hit for five strikes but no spares,
in his set that totaled $50.
&ouclpinners of the Bankers
Lea ,gue will hold closed tournament
for teams. doubles and singles after
its championship campaign ends.
FoIn teen tea ms are in the circuit that
is eff GENTLY Differed. e. P. Pollock of
the n ational Security and Trust Col
is pre-, .ident; 7. L. Miller of the Amer
lean security and Trust Co., vice
preside It; X. L. Haycook of Riggs Ne
tionaI ink, treasurer and scorer and
r. a. "A ruser of Park Savings Bank
secretary
The Oh 1mpion team of the league
will recehv We silver cup donated by
Joshua W. Carr. secretary of the Per
petual Bun ling Association.