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Evening star., 1928-03-18
WARM COMPETITION IS DUE
At BALTIMORE THIS WEEK
Majority of the Team and Individual Stars Are Book.
Al c.! TO Swing Into Action in Six Days Ensuing.
81 Tourney Success Pleascs Eiseman.

observing the foul line many for the
first time"
The tournament has assured the di-
rcctorS that the congress now is def
mite institution and tournament will
be held on an even larger scale an
nualiy, II is assured. The congress cN-
poets to expand throughout the country
during the coming year.
Judging from the team and individual
averages OF the Thomas Buckley Stars
of Frederick. Md. who roll III the N; d.
s, C. tournament tomorrow night. they
should be among the heavy scorers.
The team has an average over l4O, but
thev Use rubber-band pins in Frederick.
Charles E Hudson. captain OF the team
saws his bowlcrS have been practlclng
on regulation naples in preparation
for t(c tournament and his men VIII
feel at home when they take the drives
More than usual interest has centcred
about the bowling duel to be Stagco
between Glenn Wolstcnholme and MAX
Rosenberg. local stars OF the hrSt order'
on April Z and IA. Such match mas
been pending for some time and oo'h
pin sharps have numerous hackers
WolStenholme takes pride IN the TACT
that he has seldom lost an important
match. while Rosenbers's record indi-
Gates that he may be the first TO
humble the Convention Hall ace.
Snyder Farmer Post, No. 3, American
Legion bowers Of Hyattsville, are schcd--
uled to meet Quentin Roosevelt Post OF
this city. tomorrow night in the first
block OF a home -and-home match on
Eipc Pin 2IlevS This has become an
annual teud between the two Legion
teams and considerable interest is in
cited among the members of both posts.
Washington City Duckpin Association
and Washington Womcns Duckpin
Association officials are preparing for
the annual tournaments, which open on
April Is and %. respectively,
Evening star., 1928-03-18
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE
|. SHARE BOWLING HONORS

Washington Terminal No. women's 5
teana and Baltimore Nc. ! mems team
captured first honors in the annual
Rsalroad Intercity bowling tourna-
n1ent al the Coliseum yesterday. Both
teams outbovled representatives from
st, railroad eenters In this section.
Bronson Qusites oG Terminal No ]
team led the individual woman BOWERS
With high game and snt. 1913 and 305.
Ecblnson OF ConnelisvilIe. Pa. register
90 high game with las. and Foudsbisn
cf Washington Terminal no. !, high
ses. with 370.
1ten's team scores follow; Baltimore
20. !. 1917. Washington Terminal
No. /. i.siI: c. &; o. Of Richmond,
COS. Cumberland. l504: Philadelphia
efn@ 2, 1919: Washington Terminal
No. 2. 1871 Philadelphia no. !, 1899;
Pittsburgh, 1886: Conceivable. i.542;
Baltimore. ,53e; Roanoke. $40 Glen
yoDd. 1886: Ros n0ke. 500, Norfolk 4,
Western. 1892: Wilmington, 1879. and
bDHthern. 1857.
Wonen's team scores follow: Wash
;ngtcn Terminal No. !. 1887 PhiIa-
ceip1ia 10. j. 1894: Pittsburgh no. !,
1890. Baltimore no. ]. .2sG Southern
1910. Cumberland, l.lss. Connc!i&Yiile.
1.zf5: Roanoke. i,2s2 Philadelphia
10. 2. 1892: Philadelphia no 3. 1880;
Jsait.mJfe No 2, 1877; Pittsburgh No. 2
1875.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
TOURNEY B0WLERS
ACTIVE TOMORROW

Teams and individuals will be active
all day tomorrow in the National Duck
pin Bowling Congress tnurnamcnt or
Recreation drives at Baltimore
Matches are booked from 1850 O'Clock
tomorrow morning until 1905 O'Clock
at night:
Complete schedule:
DOUBLES 1o:5n
Frederick Dizel,John Poehlnan. Baiu
more.
s. g Geirev-G W. Poehlr,an Baltimore.
{. Hamltnn-L ". Porter. Baltimore
SINGLES 10:5n
l. W. Porter E. 6. Ohrenschall Iohr
Harms and George Lindemon Bsliimo,e
SINGLES. 100.
Leo Bo''inrer. Edwsrd Hsrn and II
o"i,''1 'sn S,onh,rsEer 6%Ti "a w p Gather and
K, McLain. Roanoke. Va.
DOUBLES 500.
e r Cst"cr Ho.t BaIew,n. Roanoke
,,srop hcLsihw s,mn,nnd E gs,h"td fRSsn"st Raan,,te
DOUBLES sos
T. Harms p W etorehraknr. Roanoke
W iuEe-A. Urban. Washington.
H Arr,eer-J Williams Washington.
Frzrk Prtee-George Jeerlar WashsHston,
q MontzouisH Supplec. Washington
TEAMS tl5
Hatzirr Brother 10. B1itInlore.
THE Nav Co Baltimore.
The Huh Baltimore
Roanoke 30 :. RoanoIs
TEAMS asI5
La Fayctte Lodge Washington.
Harmony Lsaire Was'tln-tun.
pentalpha Lodge washlnEtun
Albert PIKE Lodge Wsehpgton
New Jerusalen, LolSe Washington.
Thomas f. B1cksv Stars Frederick. Nd
The Lntus Washington
Ovtrlea Aieye. overiea. Nd.
DOUBLES 9:I3.
e z Barrari-R o. Klage. @~ ssl,ington.
o l. ClsgSe.t-John ~ Scbeerey. Baltimore
X Reus,w n stevens Baltimore.
T.. r Leonardo l. schwartz. Baltimore
SINGLES 10 ;n5.
= r Leonard and " %. Stevens. Baitl
Evening star., 1928-03-18
>tTin> ~. rAr,TAI. IEaGlE.

II Gh tam canlc--kia2 Ptn. tf:IS
tli2h team .ct--H n. Derh am Co. ~
High tn'ilt .,tu1l -,t-N tmli~V III. Il. I,-u.
BAN Cot 80.
High in,!iyIdndi -.sinc--Mulsev ~ n Dan
han, 60 D. fH.
Hl~h average Msndtrv ~. u DcLhen,
CO... 1li.
King Pins triple trouncing at the
hands OF Owens e. Baur. while Never
Davis was sweeping over Chevy Chase
left but three and one half games be-
tween the three leading clubs. with the
end OF the season but four weeks "a
The champions must also roll three
more games than the other teams They
meet the strong Columbia club in
postponed set.
II. b. Denham. for a time the run
1ers-up 10 King Pin, have taken slump
that may carry them 10 second division
Their latest setback came at the hands
OF the lowly Phoenix Club. which took
two games.
Monarch Insurance and Arcadia
Lunch were the other pair Of winners
for the week. Charles Tonpkins losing
TO the former while Columbia fell be-
fore the latter
Most prominent scores included NAL
lory's 35l McGolrick's 376. Paul Harri-
sons $50. Jack Wolstenholme' 367. Far
mans $40 ard Simmons 362.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
DUFFY NOW LEADING
.5 STAR PIN TOURNEY

III. weidman. rolling from scratch,
hung I'D the bsst 5-game count In the
second block Of the l5-game handicap
total pinfall tournament of The Eve
ming Star Club. His 567 score won
A..slo prize.
Duffy remained consistent and took
the lead for the first 10 games with
1000. Dodd and Barney Lynch follow
In. order.
THE third block viii be rolled this
week.
Scores for 10 games follow: Duffy.
1880: Dodd. l,oes: 3. j. Lynch, i.079;
Baum. 1912: Miller. 1,072; Roderick.
1859: OCcnnor. 1867: weidman. i,062;
Esar. 1852: Charles Long, 1861; Bur-
rcus. 1855.
Quinn. 1854: Charles Holbrock,
J.rJ. Ferber. f.ols: Brothers. 1o4l l.,
Je7gens. l.o4o: Walsh. 1887: Benson,
1896: r. D. McCarty. 1895: Linthicur.
Butler. 1.o34: Iseaaan. 1.o32: Cole.
1882: Barrett. 1000 Wilson, 1890;
McDermott. 1923: Plantz, 1923: Little,
l.n72: Champion, 1921: Reinoehi'
1919: Fry. 1.0l5.
Roberts. 1913: Kluse, 1912; J. T,
HoEbrook, I.0ll: Snyder. 1oli: Mills,
ls1lo: J. z. Chinn, 1905; Ardinger,
1905: Griggs. 1904; Elicit, 1901; A.
G. Chinn. 1901.
Davenport, 995: Dave McCarty, 9e5;
Haarer. 900: Lowd. eSs; Corwin. 937;
A. Ferber, 9S3: Rappaport. 9sl: Whit
fcr6. s7s: Ries. 975: Easton. 972;
LAykin. e54
FGcco. e5s: Bsus. 953; Waters. e52;
Thebo. o4s: Brown. e4l; Gather 939;
Merkie. e2s; S. Lynch. 922; Dnrkin
siS; Kennedy, sI5. King. 900, Curtain.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
new YORK BOWLERS
TOP A. B. C. EVENTS

nv the Assnetatrd Press
KANSAS CITY. March 1T Charley
lehman, Chicago, member Of the
Soper Brothers team, rolled 6aS Ia take
flrSt place In the singles ot the Ameri-
can Howling Congress tonight
lie displaced Capt George 4 Jar.
reti Of New York, who had taken the
lead this afternoon with ESQ
lehman had no errors IN the 10
frames although one split prevented
him tfom pounding into higher ttgureS.
Mort Lindsey and Joe Porto. rolling
aad, With games ot SDs. a0s and 400
took the lead In the doubles event, and
another New York team, A. Fltltendrand
aud Barney Spinelia. the latter last
years all~events champion. shot into
second place with i.a7f, on games of
A0s. ala and 46O
Porto hoWied i1d in hts last 10 frames,
making nine straigh, strikes. starting
With the first frame.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

H'$h team 2anics--i.a Fsyette. $50: whit
NJ, Gli. "
H'@h, tam s"t~--I.a faytttc. i.1GG: ia
High ,'n.'yiduAi average ----futtucr. Crn-
tr'h'ial. ! - y watson. Ia fay.ttr \" .sA
Bdrnard. Pcn'Alnh1. tli-"5.
>, Hl2h indl idildl latnes-~Rtar. laval 1on.
krnnman. Osiris. 1863 Rermln St. ,;ohn'.
High 'ndiFtiIil sttS---Rn ntnnr. CcnteunlIl
O-tr~ iUj ''''
high ~trI<"~--W Watson. la pa, tic g.
'"N. Whiting. 10 H"ncke. ii~indI AMI Tross
?. H:Eh spares~-"ai,"n. ~ Favntic. 30.
Euriner Centennial, i?s Laramie. ir,:ht
wnni 1913 - A''''
High weekly .gar,e--A,mjn4cr. In raypttc
La Fayctte is so closely pressed bv
Harmony that WolStennolme A2s called
enc he dropped in a so set against,
Whiting and Just about ruined the lat
icrs pennant chances
Harmony had TO postpone th' set with
BrightWood due TO the fact that George
ls2man had to look after National Bowl
.ng Congress ,ournamcnt in Baltimore
Monday night
Only two Other sets Of over so we're
shot. by Lee Brown OF Centennial with
$50, and Silcox Of National. sa1.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
KNIGHTS oF C0Lt MGts LEtGtE.


Only one team failed tn win game
this week, Christopher succumpin2 10
pinta In all three games. In tn" othet
matches Trinidad. Balboa. Genoa ann
salvador to1k the odd game from LIT
Soto. Santa Maria. Ovando ana Co
hIpbia.
n general let-down from last week
hioh scores there Was considerani nie
upset with hut one exception. inc
lover team IN the standings triumphed
In each match.
Columbia despite It's loss ~ Two
games. had high game, with b40, ana
second high set. with 1909. Genoa re-
veracd this, with 533 game and l,ofO
set
Among ahe individuals Mccarthy OF
Columbia had high game OF l40 ana
high set. with 3G7. Second high game
gent 10 O'f!cai Of Genoa. with 1877. and
second high set 10 Sullivan OF Ovando,
with 337
Colbert Of Pinta turned In three
games that we're perfect for consist =
ency. rolling 88 In each game Lans-
dale of Santa Maria ended a streak of
300 sets that b"ean last October, dur"
inR whirh he tois'"d rs sets ranging
between 303 and $40.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
NAUTICAL. i.E\Gt T..

Hich team cArnp--El Dora'o son
Nich team sct--W sshlnGton tSn"e l-t
H.h indiyiIuai =an,c---Ma amhridge tPo-
tomAc Boat club. lSa.
High Individual sct--Bradt tpnIters "a
Ihyh Individual a,eraScs---E"e tWashinE-
,nn CANOE ~ 1"9.i;, M"anN 'P"'"ma'
strike. -- MHCaulley tWa-hinS'"n Canoe
Spares--Meany troiomac Boat C'mh' III.
washington Caroc LIST after vim
ming two OUT OF three games last week
took the lcad with a seven-eame mar
gin. 80,
The race for second honors still re-
mains hot fight between Bonzai
Cameo and Ell Dorado. there being just
one game separating them.
Mcany of the Potomac Boat Cluo
who has been doing some very con-
sis:ant rolling for the past several weeks
and who he's been carrying an average.
OF ios pulled up within IL pins OF
Rice OF Washington Canoe lst. Tor the
high individual average. Rice has been
leading all season. hts present average
being lo9-l7. and Mcany i09-5. Colonial
s.ill holds tn. lead in the bronze medal
contest with Potomac CT zoe still the
runncr-up.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Ii Pins Had Hands Like Clock,
Kid Could Get Perfect Scores

a handicap Of 30 pins, whercupon she
won tho first two games easily. .AbAn-
doning the handicap In the third she
still managed TO trim the Old Timer,
30 10 10. the Kid shooting i0a, The
Old Timer managed 10 tie the Kid at
i03 In the fourth. but lost the roll-off.
the Kid dropping 10 To his a.
What's the matter with YOU. any
way" demanded the Kid, Surely the
loss OF a dollar hasn't upset you that
much~-and ] hate to sec YOU make a
spectacle OF yourself before Alice Ann"
Not Money. Hut Principle.
IT isn't the loss OF The dollar. ex-
I'm hanged II ! can see how YOU put
1t over. Something crooked Alice Ann
did you hold your wrist watch where
the Kid could see IT."
"Of course mott" said Alice Ann,
Indignantly,
mo, Alice Ann didn't help me-" said
the Kid, mo orc did. Why not admit
that We young fellows are Just too clever
for you lust smart. thaSsall why I
saw where guy the other day had his
photograph taken In riding breeehes
and when they we're delivered they were
mounted Modern progress!"
Eide the t.0auaeity.
"Elido the loquacity," begged the Old
Timer, Can the chatter In other
words, shut up~but I'd sure like to
know how you put It over ON me"
1t was almost too easy" admitted
the Kid. taking the dollar out nf his
pocket aud offering II To the Old Timer
Il really haven't tire heart To keep IT."
Then The stunt MAS crooked'" said
the Old Timer, triumphantly. II lust
knew you hadn't intelligence enough to
pun that stun on the level, tlow did
you do ~"
Just using the old hean," answered
The Kid modestly, aS he selected ball
and polished u on his shirt front before
taking his shot, In Your dumhneas
ynu oterl0oked the fact that there IN
clock hanging on the wall behind YOUR
hack !"
Evening star., 1928-03-18
WASHINGTON LADIES' lE\GlE


Helen Sullivan Of Daughters OF lisa
bella rolling against Becques. scored
1872 In the final tilt which decided, the
contest and gave her team the odd
game over til, leaders. while her 322
set proved to b. thc best.
This unexpected setback for tho
champs reduced their lead over the
Commercials to flve games. while the
latter team gained thrce-game tri-
umph over the Columbians. Tuesday
night the leaders hook uD with the
strong Columbians. and this may prove
the crucial match of the season. as the
Commercials have the best of the
schedule in the concluding four weeks.
Matches last week were featured by
an unusual number of exceptional in
disidual performances Alice Burke
contributed To Bccqucs' loss Of two
games when she hit tho naples for
$40. with high game at III. Lorraine
Gulli shot 3l5, with all three games
over the century mark Marie Frcrc
was high for Commercials. taking high
set with 3l4. while her teammate. Mar
garet Miltner shot III for high game.
with 800 for tho set Virginia Yarncll
and Marjorie Bradt eacn registered
30i. Kitty Klein OF the Columbans
counted 300. with ll3 as her best single.
Bess Hoffman of Colonials shot a l24.
rolling against E-Nee-Mo. and totaled
3l6 FOR the set Despite her good work
Colonials lost three
Anna Mccormack helped Kumbacks
take thc odd from Hill'oppers with a
neat 3l0 total while her tcammate.
Frances He'll. just reached 300. Mary
Cox rolled well for the losers. getting
500. with high game at i06
Comets coppcd the odd game from
AmsZons. Margaret Gleason Of the
losers shooting lis for high game and
tied Irene Scott Of Comets for the best
set total. each getting 200.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
- he National Duckpin Bowling
Congress initial tournament
opens its second week of COM
70 tnt.tNr-

% HE National Duckpin Bowling
III Congress initial tournament
opens its second week of COM
Il petition al Baltimore tomor-
row nigh; With prospects Of six
cisys ana nights Of record making and
bWakinS. The majority of the team
Snd individual stars will face the pins
this week and merry competition is
exuected hetwecn the Baltimore and
Washington stars.
Tournament matches ot the past
week produced enthusiasm and some
rcc6 scores, despite the fact that most
cs the low-average teams and individ'
usis we're crowded into the first part
II The schedule.
WASHINGTON and HyattSville oowlcrS
muncpolzed all team and individual
llcflcrs for the early matches. HHattS-
valse Auto Co team. Perez and Harry
Wolf OF HvattSyille. Z c, Smith of IN
dian Tribal Claims team and Bert
SllSehv. another Hyattsville star. &C
counted for the prize scores. b. Nj.
KCeS Of Martinshurg scored the best
singles mark Of the carly rounds, with
4oa for his set
Something interesting is sure to hap
nesa tomorrow night. when local Ma
sonic League teams. Lee Longs Chinese
Lotus FIVE and Buckcy's Stars OF Fred
erick, Md set into action. During the
week Casllmeyer's Catonsville Stars.
Heattsvil'e American Legionnaires, Ar
cadia Stars. Convention Hall. King Pin.
Meyer Davis. Knights of Columbus and
other we'll known maple-spilling combi-
nations will attempt 10 ronlp of with
major prizes,
George L. Eiseman. secretary Of n. D.
BIC. and the mai who is largely re-
spcnsihle for the big tournament now
irfi progress III Baltimore. is more than
pleased and enthused over the success
of1ile first weeks bowling.
Everything went of Just right from
the start" he says. "and every one has
shawn real spirit and good sportsman
shtp. The bowlers are learning a lot
Evening star., 1928-03-18
HFCIEtTI0> IEtGt y.

High team sc;~~I. ?, tX.hanEr. l.1.n
H,rb tsar, T7mt~-N r. Exchsn=ra 'nS-
High individual ganle--En,fh I'D T. Fep*f
80 tt8 .,,
V,-h tnt',,i dual .et-~M >''re Rex. All:
Etgh sfrlkns--~w nstn ID =. La'Hge1. -.
HlEh spafes-~iJtehfsld M P, Ex"h W." =.
IS" " >,
fx--uanrel. iO1 81
Pops suffered severe loss because OF
The death of Pappy Pratt. They pulled
one Of the seasons surprises by winning
3 games from the leading Rex qu;nt..
Joe Mi.haud was back after several
months illness.
%. L. Garage upset the Benning team
in a lively match, Al Pinkard rolling
356 set. enabling them TO win games.
Bearcats made sweep with the
Bricklayers. Chief Simpson led the
way with 339 set.
M. p. Exchange won games from
y c Paper Co, Slant starring with
357 set Freer A. c. swept It's matcn
with the Southern team,
There is a race on for lndiVlnual
champion Of the league. Lltchtield.
With 1918. leads. followed by Plnkard.
i07-s2. W. Veihm"yer, i07-Sl; Cox
i07-40.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
ny JOHN A. FERRALL.

w YHEN Alice Ann and the Old
n Timer reached the alleys
NV shortly before s o'clock. they
found the Kid bowling.
Il thought you said you'd
wait outside the department for us9"
demanded the Old Timer. as he and
Alice Ann prepared to join In the game
with the Kid.
Il did wait" asserted the Kid
Right after 4 80 beat II out to wash
my face and neck-~~~
Neck whoq" inquired the Old Timer.
Mo wonder y0u couldn't meet ust"
BE Yourself, be yourself, pleaded
the Kid. Il mean that washed up
and was waiting for you right after
4:3D After 3 minutes. | concluded you
had left ahead of me. so ! came over"
Waited s minutes!" exclaimed the
Old Timer I'VE were there at twenty"
hve minutes of s and YOU were no
where In sight
Il waited s minutes" Insisted the
Kid
Boy. Bring Me My watch!
why, dog3one YOU" said the Old
Timer. you probably waited about ]
minute and then got impatient, five
minutes' say, III bet Von buck that
N'H thh guess WlltH ItNr |iH'H'tH ~
up" he continued, taking his watch
from his pocket,
I'm take that bet" said the Kid
promptly, producing dollar and plac-
ing II In Alice AIMS hands.
The Old Timer covered It, aud pre-
pafed 10 time the Kid. "Giart now"
ha directed. "and II you can tell me
when the b mtnutes are up the plaster
Is yours"
III will be cinch," predicted the
Kid
Time passed slowly bnt nnally he
raised his hand, The flVe are up, y
he said,
The old Timer lnoked ri his watch,
al the kid aud then back al the watch,
unhfievingly
II don't see how yosl did IT," he con q.
Gaded. nnaliY, "bui you've Rneased II
almost ia the second the dollar III
yours"
The Kid poCkeled The money and
lhe h1" ling proceeded, hut II was plsin
that lhe Old Timers mind wasn't 0n
IL, Ne and The Md gave Alice Ann
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Totals 8ug S2J 33t
Taisls 4s;i 800 $50
WHELAN MAY Be UNABLE
TO ROLL IN BALTIMORE

When The crack Convention Hall
bowling team tOmpcAs IN the Rational
Dickin Bowling Congress tournament
At Baltimore Oh Wednesday night H. Is
1Tni1abie that .Iack WhaIen one Of the
stafE may he Out ~ the linasup, Jack
IS confled ~ his home with an attack
II grippe.
Jack H. also Sclieduied ~ do his stun
~ singles aud double bnt IL H. prOb-
Able tnst these events VIII he posi-
Dohed and possible that lie team event
uay 8ist1 De toiied I8teF.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
DISTRICT i.GAGt r..

Hirh team same dns si'ttuD Hall. tlSi
H'Sh team Srt-~InItent,un Han. NJ
Hish Individual s-ante-Work Contet ton
Ham ttG.
Hi2h Indiv ttiuat set--t;, Nols'rnhoime
Convention Hati'. 81
Iigh haiivi'uai ave. txr--~Whslru tCanteu.
ton Halt iin.n 'H6 samrsl.
When King Pin rolled a 1871 set
against Stanford Paper Co.'S liza and
lost two games they began to give up
hopes of winning the pennant. oti, VIXEN
Convention Hall. who was two fun
games IN front. also dropped two games
by rolling ! ,604 against Areadia'S 1906.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
sot THnR> RAILWAY cLERks' LEAGtE.

Freight Auditors were in front BY a
two-ganie margin when the season came
20 close the past week. Purchasing
pinmen. after giving the leaders a merry
chase throughout the season. had TO he
content with second honors and Station
Accounts No. and Lax team tied for
third place.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

The league swings into the final
week with Ingram needing ono more
game to cinch the cup. Ingram has
held about tho same lead over the
second place team. Douglas No. l. how
ever. gained game OF Ingram TINS
week by winning three from Fifth
Baptist. while the leaders we're taking
two from GorSuch.
Epworth won two from Ccntehnial
No. and Ninth No. !. took couple
from Centennial No, ,. Douglas No. ,.
again knocked of ono Of the big ones
bv taking two from Fifteenth street
Christians. Waugh won two from
Metropolitan Baptist and Keller. with
Harry Lickncr shooting the highest
game and set of the week, took two
from Ninth No. 2.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
.AoRic,LTuRE I>rrHn.Et>u LEAGur.

Hi2h team ke's~~Inlrrhursaus I nsb' Cen.
'rai Storrs. Hht: Accounts. 60
High team Tamcs~~A"eounis. ais: tut,t'
hurtaus fpi Plant. ast
Hlsh individual s"t~-~Readv. ala. Ter,
Wttse. 3nh Dixon 1hi
htsh individual games Ready, ~ s.o~k
-" tonkip. t41.
High game fuf ~"ek T"rWis>a. i33.
Blister Rust bowlcrs furnished the up
sct OF the week by taking all three games
from tho leading Economics Ave ann re-
ducing that quint's lead 20 three games
Martin and Avery led the winners. Whils
Barber was thr only Economics bowler
Evening star., 1928-03-18

LOUISVILLE, KY. March II IN
Elk nhtionsl bowling L0ntnsmsnt, ~
he beld hefe from tfsFGb - i1 April ~
hah etlfaetef jGs hPe -nlfD teams, 4hi
doubles and ell individual pisyem,
Evening star., 1928-03-18

ODD FELLOWS BOVti\G IEAGtt.

Hlyis team sabit- Mount Pifhsan' 2H'
ugh team ett - Mount t'tfnsant nan.
!ish '"di'iduei gam. i@s"n,oo iva
ttyh indis iduat nrt~~t,ognn, JDb,
~tIihfs~P. Ellftt ~,
FUates~~P u Fijdt Ipt ,,,,
tH4h tHdi iduat agrta8fA~~P. f.lhiN
iiitb. i.Dgan ~ and HarFiin ios 'h
Mount Pleasant Increased It's lead by
virtue VI three-game victory over
Fred ID, Stuart while Golden ttnle was
losing one 10 Iangdon Arthur Logan
featured The Mount Plcaaant~F Fred -
stuart set~LO, the veteran having q nigh
game III I49 and total set Of 358, Haf'
vile ran MIN n rlOhe second, WIN
total VI aS4 Cordeli SET the pace for
Gniden Rule, with 3ia, and Ferguson
lo'sied at6 The best for i.angdon.
Eastern snd Arlington staged d close
battle the former finally emerging on
'ou IN Two contests, Crutchley's excel
tent boWlina enabled Arlington 10 lake
he second game HIS nights total wak
$40, After fsfh team had scored win
IN teap,s entefed The laa' ffsm1pf The
Evening star., 1928-03-18
DEPARTMENT or COuurRcr tr,c,.

'":s ann JtWleUc survey - lSJ
;, HtTh team -'t~- Bureau of Mines 1D5
Paints. No /. .is3
:, Hi&h team api"--raten.s Ne / $50
bureau az Mines 5;6
=. H'sh Individual -et~-.Iermane Patents
NJ" ! iDl Patrick Pstents. No =. .I.4
r. H'Eh Indtvidual Eame--Mu,n"t Rutnr
ltJ. -
Hi-h tndi disidual avcrtxe~~watstm guroau.
ni standards. lni-iH Maize. Coast ami
,'"od.ttc sartqy 1854; iernane Patents
M l. Io5 ~,
Bureau Of Mines clean sweep over
Coast Survey enabled the former In in
crease its lead to two games over Sec
retary's Office. which lost one tilt to
Bdfor Com. No. 2. Patents, No. .. is in
third place. one game iii front of Bu-
rcau OF Standards and Bufor Com. No.
!. which are deadlocked IN fourth place,
Patents. No. /. is one game behind in
sixth place. Buior Com, No. ,, and
Coast Survey trail. Simmons of Pat
ents. No. l. rolled the best set for the
week, 352. while Reincss of Mines had
the best single game. 1855.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
EAST WASHINGTON CutRCH LEAGtE q
Team Stnnting.

High Individual avfragc-~-l.vnns, 11"."9.
Ht.h ndly ylduat ganlC---lcnnIues lo6.
High individual sCt----t 'uutttl. az
High snarrs---Hughrs, iS5
High SitlkcS-~-StcphCnSh ~.
High team Ramc---lngram and Ninth NO,
500
Mirh team srt--lnsram. l.fOi.