Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02

Bowling records were smashed TO
smithereens in the District during
1926. fiocks Of new marks being es-
tablished. Also there were more
bowlers than ever on the drives and
more we'll organized leagues In oper'
atipn.
Below are listed the record perform.
ances of the year in chronological
High team set 1--we gamesl, 3.l16.
Made by King Pin All.Sfars at King
Pin January I'm match with
Kings Stars of Baltimore.
High individual game intercity
match). It's. Made by Earl McPniI.
omy OF King Pin All-Stars at King
High Individual game twonenl.
I55. Made by Lorraine GULL OF
HiIItonpers. Washington Ladies
League, at Coliseum January IL.
High individual set iWOmen). 3g5.
Made by Lorraine Gull January IL.
High aII.events. 1,156. Made by
Harry Burtner. i'm Masonic AssOcl-
alton at Convention Hall Febru-
High individual set five frames),
GA, Made by Arthur Urban OF La
Fayette at Convention Han Febru-
airy 90.
High individual set three pot
gamesl, 1853. Made by Perez Elicit
at Coliseum March 10.
High team set three gamesl, l,814.
Made by King Pins at Convention
Hall December In District League
match with Convention Hall.
Several Fine Journeys.
1,he wear also was notable for tn:
fine tournaments conducted by the
Washington City Duekpin Association
the Masonic Bowling Association and
the Washington Ladies' Duckpin As
ISOLATION. as well as for some brilliant
intercity matches, special contests and
well contested alley tournaments.
The Washington City Duckpin As
ISOLATION tourney. staged at the Coll
scum, was we'll patrontZed and epfO
ductive of excellent duckpinning. II
started April 10 and concluded May 10
Team winners were King Pin OF the
District League, with 800, in Class Al
Handley of the Suburban League, with
1862, in class B. and Regulars No. OF
the Post Office League, with 1880, IN
class C..
The doubles victors were: BURNER
Campbell, 1858. class A; Humphrey
Werntz, 713, class B; Dudley-Dudley
$50, class G.
In the singles the winners were
Brooks, 402, class A: Sanders, 377
class b; Ballard, $50, class c.
Rena Levy Woman Champion.
On April rs tiie Washington Ladies
Duckpin Association started their an
nual tourney at the Coliseum ane
bowled through May g. Rena Levy
was returned tourney champion. The
results follow:
Teams-Hilltoppers, 1890, class a
Checking Accounts, g, A. O.. 1867
class b: Bethany, 1928. class G.
Doubles-Boston-T $50, class
A: Hicks.W einstein, sol, class r; Ed
denton. Abramowitz. 543. class c.
Singles-Levy, 331. class A; Arebdes
3O4, class B: NJ. Perry. 26s. class c.
All,events-Levy. 942, class A; Tu
rex. S4s, class b: NJ. Perry, 1913
class C.
The Masons held their tourney a
Convention Hall, starting Februar!
10 and finishing three nights later
The winners were:
Team. La Fayette, No. 2. 1,715
| doubles, ]. Ulrich and Hargett. TAO
singles, F'illius, 40S; all.events, Burt
ner, 1856.
Intercity Matches Attract.
| Intercity contests that attracted
many bowling fans were held by team
( of men and women. The King Pin All
| Stars, that included Megaw, McPhil
| omy, Campbell, Wolsenholme and Re
| senberg, defeated Kings Stars of Bal
timore, 1854 to 5,47S, in logan
contest 1t was i'm the last half o
! this match, bowled at King Pin Janu
airy 3, that the Kin Pin All-Stars wen
on their record. breaking rampage
| Washington men We're drubbed. how
ever, in a match with the Miah Nun
rays Of Boston at Convention Hall Of
) February 81. Megaw. McPhiloms
Work, Campbell. Urban, Friend an
WoIstenholme were used at variou
times in the five-man team that wa
handed a e.s1l 70 e,7.S defeat In fiv
games. Mcpailoay and Campbell