Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-26

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campaign. while none of the
women bowling circuits nave held
their official openings.
Two of the outstanding leagues
opened the past week Masonic and
District government pin spiders be-
gan their long season Friday night
District. National Capital and Knights
of Columbus, other leading leagues.
are scheduled to make their start this
| week.
Ten men selected last Spring as the
| leading bowlers among the 10000 in
! the District will be presented with
medals tonight at o'clock prior to
the opening of District League at Con-
vention Hall.
They are Bradley Mandley, Al
Work, George Friend, Jack Whalen,
Howard Campbell. Glen Wolsten-
holme, Walter Megaw, Harry Burtner
and Max Rosenberg.
State Deputy Charles w. Darr, head
of the knights of Columbus of the
District. will hurl the first sphere at
the opening of the Casey League
Wednesday night at o'clock on
Recreation Alleys. Ten teams will
start the season.
National Capital League will open
another championship race tonight
at King Pin Alleys at o'clock.
Matches are scheduled as follows:
King Pin VS.. Columbia, tomorrow
night II. b. Denham vs.. Arcadia
Lunch Tuesday; Charles II. Temp
kins CO. vs. FederalS, Wednesday,;
Kane Transfer VS.. Monarch Insurance,
Thursday, and owens and Bauer VS..
Meyer Davis, Friday.
Prince Georges County pinmen will
inaugurate the season tonight on the
Hyattsville Arcade Alleys at o'clock.
DIR. II. T. Willis. mayor of Hyattsville,
vii throw the first bal, with President
]. Harry Wolfe Vice President Myles
Quail and Secretary Don Bellman each
tossing the first ball on adjoining al
leys.
Two sections comprise the league.
In No section, Collegiates, last sea
son champs, will meet the Arcades,
and Woodcutters will meet Colleg"
Parkers in the other division.
TypOthetae bowIers will roll to-
night at S o'clock at Convention Hall.
Matches are scheduled as follows:
Judd & Detweiler VS.. Washington
Monotype Co.. Washington Printing
Co. VS.. National Capital Press. Ma
tional Publishing Co. VS.. Charles ii.
Potter Co, H-k Advertising Service
VS.. Columbian Printing Co, l.. NJ.
Thayer VS.. Standard Engraving Co.,
Ransdell, Inc, VS.. r. P. Andrews
Paper Co, Stanford Paper Co. vs.. M.
Joyce Engraving Co, and Fellowship
Forum VS.. Potomac Electrotype Co.
Six teams will compete in Ahepa
League, which will open tonight
at SIS o'clock, at the Coliseum
Matches will be rolled on Monday,
Wednesday and Thursday nights of
each week Plato, Pericles, Socrates
Aristotle, Hercules and Hermis teams
will all make their debut tomorrow
night Members of the teams are
all American citizens of Hellenis
descent and members of Washington
Chapter, No. 81.
Northeast League spillers will clash
for the first time on tomorrow night
at Northeast Temple Alleys. All
teams will roll that night. Teams
Artie Bells, Washington r. E. Co.,
Junior All-stars, Hilltops, Isherwoods,
II. B. King and Lexington.
Laundrymen's League will start its
maiden season Thursday night on
Northeast Temple Alleys. Ten teams
have been secured, representing local
laundry companies. Matches will be
rolled each Thursday night at 8
o'clock.
With IL teams entered, Georgetown
Church Bowling League is expecting
a banner season. The third season
was opened last Wednesday night,
when the following teams rolled:
Christ Episcopal, Peck Chapel No. l
and No. 2, Grace Episcopal. West
Washington Baptist No. / and No. 2,
st. Adams Episcopal, Calvary Bap-
fist, Covenant Baptist, Arlington Bap-
fist. First Street Presbyterian and
Eldbrooke Methodist. Officers were
elected as follows: l.. o. de Lashmutt,
president; r. II. Hart, vice president;
Fl. A. Myers. secretary treasurer, and
X. Beck, scorer
East Washington Church League
opened its sixth season Tuesday
night. The champion Ingram team
COPIED three from Ninth No. /,
taking three games We're: Ninth No.
2, Keller and Epworth.
Harry Mertz had high set at 387,
with Walter Snellings second with
357. Harry Meader had high game at
1873. Douglas No. l led the teams
with a 55S game and 1881 set.
Officers this year are: Eddie Ander-
son, president; Frank Adams, vice
president; Maurice Sands, secretary
treasurer, and Thomas H. Quantrille,
scorer.
MASONIC LEAGUE.