Evening star., 1927-04-17
PLUMBING INDUSTRY LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

O'Hanlon Plumbing supply Co. fur
nished thrills a plenty in last week $
bowling in the Plumbing Industrial
League by bettering two individual
and two team league records. The
most notable was the feat of Charlie
Schieble, who in his first effort rolled
a fiat game of 50. He missed the
fatal pin in the seventh frame, but
with a majority of splits gave great
exhibition of wood getting. Norman
Aley bettered his individual set by
rolling 35S, with 132 as his best
game. Henderson, with 341 set. and
consistent rolling by the other mem.
bers enabled o O'Hanlon to take all
three from Cunningham. Their a69
game and 1.57S set established the
new records. Davis, with game Of
100 and set of 800, was best for Cum
nihgham.
Master Plumbers lost ground by
dropping one game to Edgar Morris.
Colbert OF the Masters, with 3OS set.
and Forney of Edgar Morris, with
o9o set. were the best individually.
Crane Co won the second and third
games from Standard Sanitary Manu-
racturing Co, due to consistent roll
ing by ell members. Bailey of Crane,
with game of 116 set of 323, was high,
Blake had high game for Standard,
with lis. Fry of Standard, with q
game Of ia, rolled set Of 306.
T.. G. Schafer Go. took three games
from the Inspectors. kosicki aud
Cara of Schafer Co. both rolled
games of 10. Joe McCann. with
game of 110 and set of 315, was high
for the Inspectors.
Prize winners in the two series of
Public Debt Girls League have been
announced and the organization is
already looking TO next season.
With it's fourth and most success
full season just closed. the league has
reserved alleys at Convention Hall
and has doubled the prize money for
next season.
officers elected for the 1928 sea-
son are; President Col. Glenn IT,
Young: vice president, Joseph Fl.
Lynch: secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
Frances T.. Machlan, and official
scorer, Carl w. Greene.
Prizes awarded are as follows:
TEAM PRIZES.
First Series.
First-Registered Accounts, S25.
SeconG--Accounts. $50
FEolFai-ciainis Eoufsa-ca 81. and Z 9rlles. SO.
Fitth--sceuritics, So, %
second Series.
Registers. SIS.
SeC0nd--L0anS. SO,
--lssues-C Control, Si5.
Fourth---Accounts. $40.
Fifth--Mails ana Files. So.
H,gh team team set--Claims; ,3a 3a4 "a S3.
Individual Prizes.
High Individual average-Lucile Prehle,
Second individual ayerage---Edna Bailey.
Third Individual average-Helena hohler'
:, Fourth iediyiduaI average--Lilia Hicks
Ell, hifth q ingivadual averase-coriile Scarlet
Sixth individual avcrage--Cecilia stans-
field. Securities. a2-54, $500. 80, ,vu
:. seventh indIvidual aNerage--Mabei VIII
hams. Registers. 92-43. 81. 80
Eighth individual average-~JeEsie smith,
Registered Accounts. 92-l0, $3.50;
Ter, Registered Accounts. 9l-26, 81,
Tenth individual average--Alice Grant.
Hsh ssmeBoe TN Ne%59a " 9P Audit 13o So
isters. and Ella r. Limerick. Isl, ST each.
High set-Lucille Preble. Registers,
second high set--Alice. Grant, correspon-
High fat gamc-stansaeld Securities,
!, second high fat samo-Gtbbon Mails and
High strikes-Lucile Proble. Registers,
High spares-Iessie Smith. Registered Ac-
counts. .365 per game. So.
Bowler averaging under so showing most
Improvement during season--M. +. Brafien,
es-Control. started with SO average,
rolled 66 games and ended with 7S piue. 81.
IN addition 10 the above. So WIS paid to
each team. of which 81 goes IL Ulayer with
mgest averose and 81 10 the eeeond highest.