Evening star., 1928-03-26
MAJORITY In LEAD NOW
LIKELY TO TAKE TITLES
Washington Women, Who Roll Today and TOmOr-
row Face Difficult Task to Better Marks Made
by New England Fair Sex.

LTHOUGH a few New England
n men BOWERS arc scheduled to
Il roll in the National Duckpin
Bowling Congress tournament
today and tonight at Baltimore.
wonen'S events will feature the closing
session today and tomorrow, Mems
events today viii conclude the maScu-
line matches. and the winners of the
many tournament prizes in the mems
division viii be known at the compile
ton az tonight'S rolling
Surprises are likely st any time on
the alleys. but the records which stood
st the end Of Saturday nights events
IN mems division. are expected TO re-
main high after todsy'S bowling
Al present three Of the major mems
prizes are slated 10 so 10 Washington
ianS This includes the team high score
award of $3.50 which King Pins are en-
pected 70 collect with l.735. Howard
CampbellS au-cventS mark is still high
At l.il2. with y. TrOnSky Of New Brit
ain, Conn. in second place as the result
~ his efforts on Saturday. Max Rosen-
berg appears ready 70 collect third
money IN an-cventS With a il07 total
A E. Fisher. another Washington bowl
er holds the high singles mark at 405
At the close Of Saturday nights
bowling all Of the outstanding stars
had completed their games and al
though most Of the men TO be seen in
action TODAY and tonight are unknown
quantities, good scores are not expected
New England woman bowleTS set
some fancy marks on Saturday that Will
give the WASHINGTON stars something
high 10 shoot al tonight and tomorrow.
Several of the Capital City stars will
compete tonight while the majority OF
the leading local pinetteS will be seen
In the final matches tomorrow night.
The ability Of the New England girls
was unknown until Saturday. but with
Josephine RobeTge Of Waterbury Conn.
leading the way to high doubles and
singles marks. Washington and Balti-
more women have some serious bowling
70 DO today and tomorrow to hold their
place al The top Of the women'S bowling
ranks Of the East.
Schedule tonight and tomorrow:
ToNIGHT's SCHEDULE.
MEMS TEAMS. = 80 O'CLOCK.
Al Stanfords 70. ) stamford
All Stamfor1s No. . Stamford
woNENs DOUBLES. : O'CLOCK.
:. Charlotte Woodward Bertha Borcher. Bal
Nae A}exandcrT steran. Baltimore
Frances kreE Emily Disney Baltimore
anna ADAMS Lowe J&NGWl}E Ra4GDNFp-
Bronson QUaites Catherine Qujgloy Wash
tnEton
Pauline Thomas Bertha Greevy. washing
ton.
Eens TRvv-T.orraine Cu1H Washington.
Lucy Hammonds-Sue Miller Baltimore
Florence Rcmbolt-Msy Q Bricu Washing
Catherine Klsin.Dorris Gooda1. Washing
Emma Bitter-OHve Ford Baltimore.
Dnrothea Hlsley Gertrude Thomas Bslii-
more.
w0MENs TEAMS. s O'CLOCK.
BV0m0-Se3tzer Baltmore
truoe American Beauties Washington.
Virginia Markets Washington
Ginger Mint Julep Baltimore
Convention Han. Washington
RecFe alton Center Girls Baltimore
King Pin Washington
Selected Girls A T. b Baltimore,
George G Shaffer WASHINGTON
Joan of Are Baltimore
Meyer DAVIS Washington.
Maryland Casualty Co. Baltimore
Arc3ala WashiuEtuu
Fidelity & Deposit Co. Of Maryland Bal
slmore
wOMEN's SINGLES. 10 O'CLOCK.
Florence Rembolt May OBrien. Catherine
hseln. Doris G0Ocs3i Rena Levy Lorraine
1uir Bronson Qusites Bertha Greevy
pauline Thomas and Catherine QuiEIey of
" sshington Dorothy White of College Park