Evening star., 1926-02-15

in that class will be Pop Evans,
featherweight champion of the Ma
sonic Association; Lon Krauss and
Gus Malcolm.
Another big card has been arranged
for tomorrow night, with some splen-
did talent due to show in the singles.
Arytlle Ebersole who intends to take
a turn on the alleys. despite his tour
nament secretarial burden, will be
among those present. He has COM
pletely recovered from the lacing he
took from AL Gardner, bantam champ
of the Masonic bowling ranks. Harry
Krauss, too, will endeavor to knock
the pins for a loop. while in the
doubles the Heinzman team and the
doughty Blumenthal-Foer combina-
ton will be among those chtting loose.
The complete schedule for tomorrow
night follows:
7:15-Doubles: Shook and Lamar,
Shutz and f. Donaldson. Litzau
and Brazil, Williamson and Ander-
son, Lamster and Martin. Thoma-
settle and Davis. Dye and kerfoot;
Nell and BarbagellO, Lawson and
Philbrick, Solem and Gervais.
80O-Teams: Columbia, No. 285,
Osiris. Hope, Washington Centen-
nial, Stansbury No. l. Stansbury
No. 2, Potomac, j. III. Milans, Con-
gress No. /, Congress No. 2.
1O.NO-DOubles: John U1rich and
e. ID. Hargett, NJ. F. Ulrich
and j. e. Chrisman. Crockett and
Russell, Gray and Deal, Kropke
and Lohoefer, X. Heinzman and -.
Stringer, w. c. Pool and c. F: Nc
Pherson, Lawrence and Heimer,
Blumenthal and Foer.
1O:45-Singles: Gaines, Borden,
Burroughs, Heltman, Chapman,
Eisemann, Stanford, Lewis, III.
Krauss, Seal, Ebersole, Hendley,
Daoud, Shah, Dye, Simms, HOugh,
Scott, Stockett, Weiss.
ThereW be no elaborate ceremonies
to open the Masonic tournament to-
night, although it probably will be
given a formal start by some digni-
tary of the order. In one respect
the tourney inaugural will be note
worthy. 1t will be the first Masonic
duckpin affair in years starting with
out the presence of Henry TAFT
Rodier. The Harmony Lodge cap
tain, who gets the brown derby as
the most accomplished noise-maker
Of the Masonic Association, is IN
Florida getting his throat ready for
the base ball season. But he will be
DdCh LOT lflo eats "Ilcli liiO eoooS iei
ton dimes a week from Saturday
night.
Now that the Observation-Disclosures
berg-Ellett argument has been set
tied, fans are awaiting eagerly the
start of the 15-game match between
the winning Wolstenholme and Earl
McPhilomy. If Wolstenholme shoots
against Works conqueror as he did IN
the three-cornered affair he will take
a deal Of beating. but it seemed then
that Glen was shooting a bit ahead
of himself. Hitting for an average
of 120 in Is games had not been done
often by the King Pin representa-
tive. Nor by many other boWlers
here, in fact. However, Glen is a
bowler of the slugging type, capable
of giving the wood plenty of punish
ment, and his match with the more
artistic McPhilomy should be well
worth witnessing.
In the Washington Ladies' League
tomorrow night, the first division
teams will engage the second division
outfits. The leading Columbians will
| tackle the Bethanys, the Commercials
will meet the Delhis, the Hilltoppers
will be opposed by the Daughters OF
Isabella, the Washingtons will clash
with the Climbers and the Beeques
will encounter the Interstate Com
merce Commission quintet. But with
the second division outfits anxious to
take a fall out Of their better rated
opponents, some keen scraps are
| promised.