Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31

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Here they are:
Here are some other big counts that
may be termed records The 3.l16
set of five games bowled by the King
Pin All-Stars on January .. 1925.
| Their games We're 599, Gas. 636. 643 and
500. No previous performance here
ever equaled that. 80 far as is known.
In this match. Earl McPhilomy re-
| corded the best count locally III an
intercity match with a game of l7J
and five game set OF 645. In another
intercity match McPhilomy had rolled
6i6 and Max Rosenberg 647, bur both
Of these totals were made on Balti-
more drives. The Waverley's 66S
game still stands as the best score
ever made by Il team i'll a lea que
championship game.
No records are likely To fall at Con.
vention Hall Tuesday night when
Pop Evans and Al Gardner clash in
their struggle for the featherweight
championship OF the Masonic ASsocia
ton. but the match ought to provide
plenty of excitement for the specta-
tors. Bowling will begin at midnight
| Oficcrs and team captains of the Ma.
sonic circuit will be special guests
| Both of the bowlers have been warm.
ing up for the match several days
and should be in fine fettle when the
gong sounds. There are to be three
games with no handicaps, total pins
| to count. Arville Ebersole will be
foul line judge and John Blick master
Of ceremonies and chairman Of the
ref-eshment committee.
Those secret service men at the
! White House will be boWlerS some of
! these days. In their second match
/ ft 49,
organization the White House opera
tives managed to get one game, the
last. They made scores of 400, AL
and i52, against the counts of 4s5.
4sS and 431 hung up by the Field
Force. Wood was the heaviest scorer
for the White House detail with a
set of 29S. NNelty led the Field Force
with 29e.
Regulars got three games from In
ternal Revenue in the National Capital
League most Unexpectedly With only
three bowlers at hand when the time
to start the match arrived, the Reg
ulars We're on the verge of FORGETTING
the set. But along came Farrell. and
using dummy score, the Regulars
managed to get the first game Then
Gheen, a veteran of the drives, who
had not been expected to report for
this particular match, put in appear
ance. and with a full roster the Reg
ulars took the second and third games
handily
Park View Christians took the meas.
ure of Calvary Baptist in all three
games of Il Christian Endeavor
League match. The scores of the
, winning quint We're 4SS. 521 and 5O4
Meyers was high counter with a game
of 1926.
Gladys LOwd, captain of the Wash.
ingtons, in the Washington Ladies'
League, has been off her game Drac-
tically all season and seems unable
to regain her bowling stride. She
had plenty Of trouble in the starting
game Of a set last week when she
totaled only 72. But that low score
did not have the usual disconcerting
effect, for she followed with a sec
ond game of JIG that prevented a
defeat being chalked against the
Washingtons
Dfdine Franklin, another bowler in
the washington Ladies' League. rare
~ gets her name in print by making
extraordinary scores. but she prob
ably is the most consistent bowler
in the circuit. She began the season
| with the Columbians with an aver.
age Of so. and has chung tenaciously
to that~mark. Because of her depend.
| able work, she deserves a full share
of credit that goes to the bowlers
who have put the CoIumbians in first
place.
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