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Evashington bowling fans have an
opportunity today to see in action
The team that holds the world record
Tor a single game OF hardwood duck
pins-the Maryland Trust Company.
pf Baltimore.
At 4 o'clock the Baltimoreans will
meet the Riggs Bank bowlers, at
Convention Hall, in the first five
game set of home-and-nome
The Maryland Trust Company's
record score is 6S4. 1t was rolled
i this winter in the Bankers League
of Baltimore A couple more marks
or SO would have given the Balti-
moreans a score that has been
dreamed of by star teams for years
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Maryland Trust Company has not
announced its lineup for today.
The Riggs bowlers are: Benny
Womersley, Joe Keene, May Marx,
Kay Brooke and Earl Haycock.
Tonight. at the King Pin, win
be concluded the hOtly con-
tested series between the Owens
and Rauer team, of the National
CAPITAL League and the Balti-
more Regents. The Washing
fOnians hold an 11-pin margin,
won in q sensational finish or
the set I'm Baltimore.
Young Jack Wolstenholme viii be
the cynosure. This stripping re-
Gently shot the seasons set record
of 434 and he was high man against
the Regents in Baltimore with a
total of GA. Kid Wolstenholme is
regarded as the coming king Of pin
maulers in the National Capital,
possibly SURPRISING his famous
brother, Glenn.
C. nj. Jolliffe, of the Federal
League, who has been a star bower
for Is years or thereabouts, re-
Gently rolled the first 400 set of his
career.
Jolliffe clicked off an even 400 to
help the Internal Revenue team es-
tablish a league record for set-1,7S2,
which included games of 621, 566 and
COS.
Prizes won in the Prince Georges
county sweepstakes viii be awarded
tonight at the Arcade alleys In
Hyattsville by J. II. Wolfe, president
of the Prince Georges County
League. The event was staged un-
der the direction OF Henry Hiser,
manager of the Hyattsville Arcade.
and was successful beyond expecta-
tons.
A. G. WhaIley, with the high
total for ten games Of 1908, viii
receive gold medal and SIS, and
also S. for the high game, Isl,
and S. for high spares, SO.
Chester Lilley, second, with 1902,
will receive $50 and an extra S. for
the best five-gamo set, GAS.
For third place, with LAP, w. w.
Kessler will get $40. o. X. Hisers
1,141 for fourth calls for SIS, and +.
B. Halloran's 1,139 for fifth, $50. For
high flat game, IS, H. C. Snowden
will receive $3.50. The total prize
money is $227.50.
The Washington Ladies' Duckpin
Association will meet tonight at the
Arcadia to complete plans for its an
nual tournament. to be held at the
Coliseum in April. Only the direc-
tors will be permitted to vote, al
though all girl bowlers are invited to
attend.
The Federal and Government
leagues will combine forces in a
big sweepstakes tournament to he
held March 10 and March IT. Five
games will be rolled at the King
Pin and five at Convention Hall.
Entries will close Monday. The
entry fee is So.
Money prizes will be awarded as
follows: First. $50; second, $40;
third, $25; fourth, $40, and fifth,
SIS.
Jewish bowlers will compete in a
tournament during the first week
OF April at the Coliseum. A meet
ing will be held tomorrow at $50
o'clock at the Kanawha Club,
Seventh and D Sts., to formulate
plans. Joseph Kronman, president
of the Rialto Club, will preside. All
Jewish bowlers are invited to at
tend.
A twoweek lay-off from the alleys
on account of George Washington's
Birthday didn't do the Southern
Railway clerks any good as shown
by the scores turned in.
Freight Auditors by taking two
games from Passenger Accounts
holds on to first place by two games
with only six more games to go and
it looks as though they will repeat
last years performance.
Station Accounts No. still hangs
up very close to the leaders. This
week it took Two from Law, making
a three-cornered tie for third posi-
tion.
Traffic died hard, fighting
Construction tooth and nail in
all three games, but the best It
could do was to win, COnstruc-
ton taking the last game by
five pins.
After getting off to a bad start
in the first game, Disbursing came
right back and won two very pretty
games from the fast travelling Au.
dHors.
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