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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-12
LUTHERAN CHURCH LEAGUE.

In the Lutheran Church Duckpin
League, the first series race Is develop
ing INTO warm affair Six of the l.
teams of the circuit are In the running
there being but five games differences
between the first and sixth place outfits.
Duriap the bowling last week, a
three -corncred tie for first place was
ended when Trinity walloped Grace for
three games and assumed undisputcd
possession of the top position.
Georgetown and Reformation remain
deadlocked in second place. The former
took two Of three games rolled against
the st. Johns team. while the Reforma-
ton crew bagged the odd game from
ST PauiS.
ST. Marks gained three games when
Atoncmcnt forfeited and moved into a
fourth position tie with St. Paul's ST
Stephens took the set from the Zion
bunch and Incarnation bowlers we're
victors over the Christ Church team.
Trinity rolled the best game and best
set last week It's string of $50 in
cludHi 10-frame count of 56S. Bar
nar6 Of Reformation rolled high game
at 1873 and Bieber of Georgetown high
set at 500
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DI;.NLTORS' LEAGUE.

j. Dallas Grady team still holds the
lead in the Realtors League. but after
last weeks bowling but f1vo games sep
arate the fifth-piace tenn from the
pacesetters. The Gradys rolled like
champions in their last match. taking
the measure of the Jarrells in three
games.
Hedges & Middleton in second place
grabbed all three from the Edward r.
Carr team and the third-place Shannon
&; Luchs outfit took brace Of games
from Shapiro. now in fifth place with
a four-game lead over the sixth-place
Carr aggregation. Cafritz drew up to 4
third-place tie with Shapiro by bsat!ns
the Warrens in three games.
District Title CO. took two games from
Boss g. Phelps and Wardman did the
same in its match with Douglas Co in
the roll-off OF postponed match. Sha-
piro took three from the Jarr2lls.
ShaIcr of the Shapiros rolled high
game for the week with l43 Schwartz,
a Cafritz bowler. shot high set at 344.
High team game honor went to Hed2 S
g. Middleton with 573 and high team
set mark to the same outfit With .Sll
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FEDERAL LttGl T..
fSa % htaadiHs.

FISH feans sasge+-RFpeaaATk GHa
H3gh team &tf-~~f ~ atfyFg S33
i!isa individual ssple~~~s ASIA fTisaturyl I
High lgdN dual set--~Hish,ssts tom
Hxh Isaistfasl ssfrsae s:s,b Veteran
EofeaaI jIsi2
internal Revenue continued on iis
winning way In the Federal League lasi
week by taking three games from the
General Accounting Once auint. rolling
H. 1922 sci 10 DO 70 Epeer led The al
,sck WIN a sht nj s53. while Chsfest
~ anchor hit a32 Covert. rolling
against Chafest, beat his man by ~
pins.
MerehsDt Fleet shot the high set NJ
The WesK, DJtaiing | $50 ~ bag three
games from The Marines Az Post
Of1iee Won three gamfs from Public
Buildings and PARIS, Dryer hit for a
set III S3b, third high Gi iils seaatn n,
the league. His games were 1870, Is2
and ia3,
Commerce Lost some ground by drop
ping two games W Interior Vetefatls
Bureau which III Iats hak been making
the going rough f0r all opponents, beat
the Treasury qbint IN three engnge
neutE. Veterans Bureau tolalfd .G42
second higb for The week.
Patent Once hpyk The odd game from
War Jefmane ana 1ieef had sets 81
$40 and 81 fnf The winner liaHaila's
5%2 sas high t0r' War, Navy no
team Won ths first Two games from
May he Z team. then boat the tbifd by
b few pins Earl ~ anchor. did Tie
! best shooting iof Tie winners, rolling
a sci NJ 329
Agriculture took tiyee games from
Glals Nv forfeit.
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Bowling Alley to Be Watched
With Hubby, Furnace Both Out

hs book had been filmed and offered
him a check for 1t. but the doctor re-
fused TO- take It. insisting that there
had been a mistake"
you mean he wasn't able 10 rcrog
flize the film?" asked the Old Timer.
We'll lot Of authors have been lln~
able to recognize their stories on the
screen
New Scientific Movie.
1T wasn't that exactly" declared the
Kid, The moving picture man thought
II was and tried 10 explain that see
mario writer's often had 10 make lot
OF changes 10 adapt a. story 10 the
screen. They can make n picture out
Of almost any book he said, by the
way. Doctor he added, what II the
raine Ut your novel;? That's inat the
point the doctor told him. ! do not
feel free IN take this cheek hecause
there was mihtake, You see. the nee =
mario writer did not get my novel. iiy
mistake | sent him my new bulletin on
blister rust control"
We'll II should make aa good a
movie. insisted the Old Timer, How
ever, ! don't believe a word NJ it,
think you stole that story and lust
hung II on the daetor, But speaking 0f
absentees why didn't Al come down
t0niHht1'
lie gets out only two nights u
week nov" said The Kid Ills wife
claims she had d terrible time with
him aud the furnaee~~the minute she
took her eyes on one the other went
out and so shes put him ON u seheds
ule ! suppose you knew he Was mar
fied?"
Yes" said tbs Old Timer. II was
mighty glad To hear It."
Glad 10 hear he married." asked
The KID "Wiy9 He never did YOU
any harm"
Marriage No Taking Matter,
The Old Timer gaye him u reproaeh,
til look
'Mafflann II nothing 10 Joke about"
he declared "rnr the love Of heaven,
dont act into tahe habit 1T pulling
cheap Jokes about matFimnny | can
tell ynil that there are lats Ut times
when Old baelielsfa like myaeif long for
lhn peaee and quiet NJ married life,"
ares9" haid The Kid, well, 10 da
most married men,
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NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE.

High team same%~Kng Pin G3J
High team sct--H. n. DenhIn, 14J
High individual gamc~-Mul,c, III b..
Drnhnm Coz. I62.
High indiS,!"aI s"t--Mandlcy N. b Den
High av"ragc-Mandley III. y. Dcnham
to-. lt1-i
High average ~trkrs-~Mycrs ~ u hen.
ham Coz. .511 per game
High average SU ~Mant!l"Y III 49,
Dtnham CO... ;.;Sl per gam.
King Pin rushed far in front of the
other teams In the National Capital
League last week by basgin2 three
games from the tail-cnd Phoenix OUTFIT
II now ENJOYS a four-samc lead over
tho trio doadlocked In second place
II. B. Dcnham Co. and Arcania Lunch
now are sharing tho Gecond berth with
Meyer Davis as result of form re-
versa!s In their last matches Dcnhams
and Arcadias each lost two of ,h-ce
games bowlcd. Meyer Davis. oWever
jumped on thu Colalnbias for double
victory
Oth"r twO-time winners last week
we're Monarch Insurance and Chez
ChaS". Owens & Banr and Charie; II
Tompkins teams managed % score but
cnc win each
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Hci, team, gamc~-.I.n Fasettc $50
Hieh tam set ~~ La Favnttc, 1ii
HIGH individual Enn,e~-< Ryan tSayatt. i!W.
tiIzh tnuiS ltIual sct i5urinef ttfateuniait .
H..
H,:h strikrs-~ Watson ia Fayeifet "a
atr iCent"nniait iE1.
Hith weekis Eame~-Kronman tOslrist .
1851
Twice last week Masonic League bowl
ers crashed into the 4o0-set class Burt
ner Of Centennial. high average man Of
the circuit. established the season rec
ord when he totaled 4i2. krnnman Of
Osiris jumped to second place In set
making with total set Of aD5 that in
Guided game Of 1862 also second best
OF the season. These arc the only 400
sets Of the year In the loop.
+ Sets other than BURNERS and Kron-
mans totaling more than $50 last week
were; Crown, 3s8; Silvcrbere. 368 New
man. 1853 and 800: Barnard. 1858: Keeler
ass: Flaherty. 1854; Watson. $50.
TIE league scorer. Ray Cross. has an
nounced TINT all postponed sets must be
rolled within three weeks after post
nonement and the scorer must be noti-
fed OF the date appointed for the roll
of, Score sheets at thu conclusion oil
the SIT must be deposited In tho average
box provided by the league. Team cap
tains are required IN comply with this
order, according to the scorer.
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second high game of 523 and set Of
ISL. Jared better, taking the odd
game from Pinta. Trinidad had Its
troubles and Genoa annexed two
games with very ordinary scores Sal
vador had no difficulty In disposing OF
Balboa after losing the first game by
small margin.
The last three teams are staging a
very pretty race In their endeavors to
avoid the cellar. positions changing al
most weekly. Trinidad threatens tc
break in and make 1t foursome.
Two bowlers who had 'becn keeping
out of the spotlight to an unwarranted
degree stepped into prominence last
week. Carr of Trinidad turned In high
game of 1870 and second high set OF
34l. Griffin Of Santa Maria reversed
proceedings and took down second
"ame with 127 and led the sets with
347,
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G. A. O DUCkPINNERS
WAGING WARM FIGHT

General Accounting Once hnwilng
League In In the midst ot the ho,teal
championship struagie IN liza tn.n"year
ekislenee. Post Once team, iast~seasoI'
champion, Ii leading with u twoegame
advantage over investigators Check
Accounting and Indian No, dead
locked Ia second place
Post Once set The team game record
ut the league for all time as well a.
the seaann when u shot CAT, u In
the only dnO~elasa same recorded W
lha hisiofy OF tbs circuit,
tieyfallh Ut Post Otiiue has rolled
hieh individual game AT 100 and War
field ut the sann team has the beet
average. tiiva7, m we'll a. the strike
record Bergen nj Indian No. has
rallied The highest sst aaD aud Stone
III ulslma has made The mast spafes
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LADIES' FEEDER A. LE.tGt ~.
Team Standing

HIGH team gamn--Interstsf~ 81,
gh team sTt--Asfntt!fllrr. Iha
High individual -MorgHnstnia Ma
rlrnN. i"s
Ht2li individual stt~%Fnr'. Navy. 337.
HtTh snaFes~~-Foff NatS. ~
Hlgh sttitcs~---Forf. H.yV IL
High afcragt'~-F0fd Navy D5.t.1
Season records for the Ladies Federal
League were threatened last week by
Cox Of the Department Of Labor Team
The shift from anchor to lead-off posi-
ton so stimulated this duckpinner that
she barely missed making new game and
set marks.
She slammed a set Of 332, lust 5
pins shy OF the record held by Ford of
Navy. The set included game OF l27,
count but single pin lower than
the circuit mark established by Nor
ganstcin Of the Marines.
The scores make her runner-up to
each OF the record holders.
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EASTERN STAR LEAt.t r..

Htkh team aHt,ler@~t ttttA, iNh,
Hish team Nfto,~ttutts jAt
Hiah individual gsme~r AuFtsuh thuiht
l"h
H,sh individual act~~Amlet ,kutht d,
IIH
High average Andersen fHHth, III
Eastern Star League ended the fegu-
lar schedule of It's first season last week
with the championship going To the
Unity team. which finished Just u game
ahead Of The Washington C.atnnnial
team. Ruth got third place, tcur games
behind The leader.
However Ruth may be tied hY Brook
land. which has n postponed set with
Bethlehem Ia roll OF Should Brock
land aweep The set, II would snare the
third berth with the Ruth team fhould
II lose all three games. Brooaland would
dron Ia NTH place tie with 1t, Johns
while II would be left IN fourth. place
Tie with Bethany should Il win but two
NJ the three engagements,
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sOt TiiER> RAILWAY uLEgks' IEtGtE.
Tom ~

Sweeping lis set with Operation last
week, the Law team again went 10 tbs
front In the Southern Railway Clerks
League Two Of the games ended with
!. the teams tied. bat Law was able 20
outb1wl Operation In The roll-ofrs 4
strike by ScriVener was responsible for
one OF Laws victories.
Freight Auditors remain but game
back Of the leader us n result of u sweep
scored against Discussing
Capt. Dorsey was 0utgencralcd BY
Capt Mcmahon IN the Purchasing
Traffic match, and Traffic took all three
games. The Trafiic leader so employed
ms bowiefs that Purchasing had 10 ac-
cord It's opponent practically all the
handicap.
Campbeii's Treasury team took the
measure o! Passenger Accounts In a
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FIVE B0WLERS SHARE
LADIES' LOOP MARKS

individual records are well dsstri-
butcd In the Washington Ladies Duck
pin League. Eena Levy Of the Column
bisns being the only bowler credited
with two Of them She holds high
average at i03-43 for 81 games ant
has topp'cd the greatest number OF
spares. 90 Marie Frere OF the Com
mercials has bowled high game at 1873
and Bertha Grervv OF the Beeoue:
high set at 34s Lorraine GULL OF III"
Becaues and Florence Re.nbold OF the
Co!umbans have hit II strikes each,
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SOUTHERN POWLERS
BOOK N. & w. MATCH

+, Eoathern Railway Clerks League Is
HING up It's teams for the annual
b9yling battle with the Norfolk and
J. Western Railway dackpinnefs The
match viii opef At Roanoke nez, Satur-
DAY and the Washington eKd Of The En-,
Esoefafnt VIII be rolled March 81
The EoutfeFn Railway team will be
kelectef from soUad including Orme.
Glessof, Gs<bei. Mckay. Stanley Eiais-
DEL and Eo%der
Southern Railway Clerks League ard
Norfolk sr6 Western Railway teams
have cisstfd ~ I'VE annual rnaHi1es.
Three were won by The local aggrfga-
ton.
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ONE GIRLS TEAM BOWLS
SWEEP AT HYATTSVILLE

Only one sweep was recorded in the
inaugural matches of the newly or
ganized Prince Georges County Wom-
ems Duckpin League last week on tbs
Arcade drives at Hyattsville. Uni
versity Park took all three games
BOWED against Bcrwyn.
In other matches. Hyattsville Crick-
cts took two games from Dixie Pig and
Judges won a brace OF games from
Goods.
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OWENS AND BAUER TEAM
TO MEET Bs.TtMOREhNS

Another Washington Baltimore
bowling match has bsea arranged,
II viii bring into opposition ths
0ssBk and Bauer team ~ tbs ha
tioasi Capital League VI this sits
saa ths New Regent All stars ~ The
Maryland metropolis. The match
siii open on the baltimore drives aH
February Is
Asslsl bic Tor ths 09sHs snd BsusT
sausa sili be- Jsfk WeIsasHIssiDls, A.
Z fslsyk. Jar Harmon, Paul HaFTissll,
Les Mais0e ssad MAxis AGsenbsTS.
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TWO MORE D. c. ENTRIES
FILED FOR PIN TOURNEY

a Two more WashlnR'On Teams have
been bookec for the fiTe' annual ensnl-
fasaakI1ipk ~ the National Dlifkpin
Bowling Congress " he staged IN Bal
4igsofe next month They are The
fsemnaks Ifotor 60. eliiut II the kulp-
/. motive Leas,Is and girls team ~ be
known Gs the American Beauties WI
2 ism r Dude. fHnpef president VI tn
Atlantic Caast Bowling AaepciattHl, viii
EDan6or the spis1 N faif boWiers.
The s~mIneE squad includes William
A. ItsIIsti. J ThiTston J Armstrong
Ear W. Jackson and William w
LoFgysey
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WHALEN |SLEAOER
!. WITH 11919RAT|NC
$50
Convention Hall and King Pin
= Teams Are Rolling for
rr,t
Big Counts.

Duckpins are flying before the on
slaught of District League bowlers tins
Winter. The circuit now has Is little
maple s,nashers topping the sticks for
AVERAGES Of ll3 or more, with JACK
whalen. young star of the leading Con-
, yeutfon Hall team. showing an average
of 1919 for 81 games to lead the lot.
Convention Hall, leader. and King
Fir, r,,nner-up and but game from
the top are seeking for team averages
around the $40 mark
Complete statistics of the circuit per-
forn,ances compiled by Secretary Charles
QUAINT. follow:
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R0vERS PICK LEADERS
AND PLAN CARD PARTY

Al a meeting held at tho home of
Michael Coakley, manager, 1877 q
street northeast, Rover Athletic Club
elected these officers;
Raymond Burroughs. captain, WI
liam Woodfirld assistant captain, Myer
Ttetick secretary; Robert roetaman
treasurer. and John Remn,er match
maker
The club plans Il card party February
40 al the Noftheast Masonic Temple
at u pm.
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COMMERCIAL. LEt1tE.

In the Commercial League las' week
The Evening STIR team was lh"N only
one TO sweep IA SCI. II TOOK the measure
OF Dulin IL Martin In three games,
Peoples Drug Stores TOOK The odd
from wilkins Coffee Co. Garry Ice
Cream Ragged two from Calls. Wood
ward & Lothrop was donbl" winner
over Young Mems Shop and Times
Herald twice defeated the Chesapeake
g. Potomac Telephones.
Newspaper team bowicra garnered tho
individual iaureis of the week. Charley
HolbrpoE Of The Sas rolled high game
AZ l37, Lang. III the Times-H Herald
outfit shot high set 1T 3S0
Chesapeake IL Potomac Telephones
h1wled the nigh team game OF Inc week
with STA. IL gaze them their lone VIC
tory over the Time" Herald bunch.
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Only Ovando succeeded In taking oil
three Of its games last week In the
Knights Of Columbus League. It In
creased It's circuit lead al the expense
Of Christopher. which rolled it'd lowest
set OF the year and dropped 10 NTH
piat as q result.
The other sets went two games 10
one, with Santa Maria. despite high
game OF 500 and high set Of 1880, fall
Ing before DE Sofa. Columbia, with
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cen District League Bers Hit Dcps for Average of 13 More


brace OF contests. Station Accounts No
2 remained in second-place deadlock
with Freight Auditors by beating Con
struction in three games
Auditors rolled well In the first two
games and defeated Station Accounts
No. /. but faltered in the third and
took licking.
CreaSey's 1871 game and Soles BAT Sc.
we're high scores of the week.
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n 10 The bench after d some
wv what DISASTROUS shot he found
Y the Kid there.
Why didn't you just con-
trib u 81 ~ the prize fund and stay
on the bench instead of trying 70
boWIf" demanded the Kid.
Jaw. why don't you shut up ana go
cu homer" responded the old Timer
Il haven't any home" declared The
Kid
Keep up that fazzing II few minutes
longer" said the Old Timer, and III
dig you one"
\ wasn't fszzing YOU Just making
friendly suggestion" said the Kid
And you are not really 40 bad he
vent on eDcoifagingly' II guess you've
Just about made new world record
iDf Guekpin shooting"
What do YOU riiean?" demanded the
Old Timer. senhing the catch In IL.
Counting on marks" explained the
Kid you've had eight marks IN -four
games. YOU counted 0 on the tlrst go
and, Of course. blew the i~pin break
Since then you've registered seven 3~pin
counts IN spaTea II IA pins ON ssven
marks isn't world record. II should
be, and I'm going ~ ahk i1nnie 10
give You 4 medal tor H."
Deness Wiid.
''DeuGes Wild IN correct" admitted
The Old Timer, 1.-THE reason I'm get
ting ali those 2sp.a counts on marks
IL that I'm more accurate than usual
I'm hitting the pins just alongside The
issdpin flush an the snant, Usually /
nonl shoot that near 10 the head pin"
II knew there Was some good rea
sDt,' said the Kid, 10y the way. |
! thought you told ne ur fahey waA
sbahting tonight | haven't sern hun :"
lie couldn't get out" explained the
old Timer, Had 81 important ems
Ragsment pfababiy about that moving
picture MIN
Say" shked The Kid, rs there any
ruth IN Thai story about ihe iiimy"
What sL1fs;" the Old Timer wanted
to know
why" said this Kid, with 4 perv
feeiiy serious face, y understand ibat
tbs nsayine picture people told MIN
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HiEh team garle-~-Atcotints. Ills.
lliGh iuttviuuai set-~lsedus. ll3,
iiien Individual ganie~ Ready. -,
high game tor ~eei---Adaims, 1871,
Economics. leader in the Agriculture
Inteyburcau League. lest week wCn two
of three games bowled with the So
Kems but the latter team put up
stiff battle all the way Hevencr and
Barber. with sets Of 1913 and 332. re-
soectivcly. led the Economics attack.
while Adams count of 357 for the So
Kcms was best fer the match.
Interbureaus with two regulars absent
still managed to trim the Central Stores
outfit twice. The substitutes carried
thu burden beautifully. Scaton tota.ins
326 and Matthews 3l4. IT was Mat
thews' first set in three SEASONS. Mel
! sons 336 was hlg., for Central Stores.
his final 100 giving his team Its lone
win.
Blister Rus. staged one OF the most
courageous uphill fights of the year
against Plant Industry In the first
game. overcoming lead Of 81 pins to
| win in The final box by four pins. Plant,
however. took the next two games
handiiy. Rose. with 500. led for Plant
| Industry. Pcsey and Martin we're the
Blister Rust stalwar:S
Accounts tonk two games from the
Shops team. the second by the slender
margin Of a single stick Stork and
Euppert totaled 334 and 323 for Ac-
counts, while Eu:sel Burton hit 304 for
Shops.
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League Records.

LeAEue httUIUs
High team fame-ConNrntlnn Hal Gai
Eish team se;--ConN entaon Han, iNl .
- Fish individual Eame--Nork. Convention
Haii. ls6. ,. -
Hish Individual observation-disclosures. Ton
verftnn Hail. +Sl. nm
s Hizh aVsrsse-whsen. Convention Hall
High average s,rikes--Logsn. King Pin.
Eigh AVERAGE snares-whalen. Convention
. Hall. ISIS rer game.
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FEDERAL b0WLERS
DOWN MUNY STARS
Easily Take Team, Doubles
and Singles Contests in
1O.Game Sets.

Federal League bowlers have proved
ccnclusively their superiority to the
duckpinncrs of the District Government
League. On the Arcadia alleys last
night the Federal Lcagucrs continued
the punishment they started to inflict
upon the Muny sharpsl1ooters at King
Pin the week before and increased their
leading margins In team, doubles and
singles sections of the interleague
match.
In the concluding block last night
the Federal League squad rolled up q
team score Of am. a doubles count OF
l.O68 and singles total Of SAB. Against
this the District Government League
bunch hit for 2,54l in the team con-
tcc%%. 1861 In the doubles and 525 In the
singles.
So the 10-game totals for each sec
ton of the competition favor the
Federal League. As follows:
Teams, 5,f67 to 5.0o5: doubles. 2.3l8
to 2,144: singles. l,l07 to 1854.
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Mount Pleasant again assumed the
lead iii the ODD Fellows League last
week by sweeping its set with Bright
wood No. /. while Golden Rule won
one game of three bowled with Fred
D. Stuart ana dropped to second posi-
tlon. Steel and c. F. Croft with $50
and $50 respectively led the Mount
Pleasant attack.
Washington suffered its first three
game loss in eight weeks when 1t tell
before the Harmony team. Patton shot
we'll for the victor.
Perez Elicit with 1874 was the spear
mead of the Amity offensive that downeu
Loyalty twice. Covenant bagged the
odd game from Langdon. and Eastern
won two of three rolled with Central.
The Mount Nebo-Colunlbia match
vas closely contested. Mount Nebo TOOK
the first game, then dropped the next
two. Cones was the big gun OF Column
bia with a set of 327.
Brightwood No. 2 forced Arlington
to be content with a single victory.
Capt. Bert Cowell did some snappy
shooting for the Brightwood boys.
Magenenu grabbed brace OF games
from the Canton outfit. Stewards total
of 326 was high for the match. Wins
came through with a game of 100 TO
save Canton from a coat of white
wash.
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Team Staudins


Htgh team xet-rci wu'tit BlTtiSt 6s6.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-12
SECOND PLACE FIGHT HOT
In EAST CHURCH BOWLING

~ OUGLAS No. and Epworth
l teams are wagin2 warm bat
tie for second place in the East
49, Washington Church Duckpin
League. The former now holds
the position by game. but is fivc
games behind the leading Ingram outfit.
Figures for the circuit follow: