Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-20
OUCKP|N DEVOTEES
IN D. c. INCREASING
Woman'S League Is Added
and Two More Circuits
Start This Week.

~ UCKPIN bowling continues TO
grow in popularity. New dew
otaes are being won TO the
~ game each day and new leagues
arc being added to the already
large number in operation here.
Another woman's league opened at
King Pin No. / the past week and
two new circuits are to get into action
this week at the same establishment.
QuartermaSter Corps Ladies League,
with SIX Veans entered. started its
schedule Friday night and will con-
tinue to roll that night each week.
Acacia Mutual Life Association Ladies'
League, composed of six teams, will
open hoStilitieS tomorrow night. and a
mans league Of eight teams, comr.-,cI
of employees of the Same cnsEpajly, will
make It's debut Wednesday night
G. E. Clark, in charge i. ia t1.arter-
master Corps Athletic Association, ant
Mrs Katherine r. Albaugh of the Mu-
nitionS Building, were instrumental ia
organizing the Quartermaster Corps
Ladies' League. Teams represented in
this league are Transportation, Execu-
tiveS, Real Estate, Administrative, En-
cheering and Supply. Among the out
standing bowlers competing in the
league is Mrs. Virginia Yarnall, District
League star.
Organization of the Acacia leagues
has followed much energetic work on
the part of D. T. McGraw. executive of
the company, and Pop Evans, veteran
bowler and duckpin promoter. Pop has
coached many CT the bowlerS in both
leagues. Teams of the two leagues
rolled practice matches the past week
and much enthusiasm was shown.
Dixie Pig Team, which is practically
assured of the Prince Georges County
Duckpin Association championship, is
among the first to- enter The National
Duckpin Congress second annual
tournament at Richmond in March,
George l.. ISemaEn, secretary, has an
nounced. This five Is likely to finish
among the leading teams, ISemann be-
lieVes
This team includes Leroy Mccall
and Hugh Waldrop, who last week set
new doubles set and game records
which are likely to be accepted as
world records; Harry and Perez Wolf,
who were among the doubles winners
at Baltimore last year; Harry Snowden
and John Deputy, high scorers in several
leagues. Deputy will shoot in singles
and doubles only, unless one Of the
regular members of the team is unable
to make the trip
William Bowie. director of the N. D.
p. B. G. of Hyattsville, reports that the
Prince Georges County town will be
represented by at least twice as many
teams at Richmond as competed at
Baltimore. Six teams represented
HyattSville last year.
Three teams of Baltimore Odd Fell
lows, League will make their annual
visit to Washington Tuesday night to
meet trio of teams selected from the
local Odd Fellows League. Three
games are scheduled for each team
here and like number at Baltimore
later. Total pinfall for all three teams
will decide the winner as in former
years.
Each league will be representa- by its
Is high average bowlers. Perez Elicit.
secretary and outstanding star of the
local team has named the following to
roll for Washington: Arthur Logan,
John Harville, Perez Elicit, Chalmers
Croft, Charles Croft. Olin Hornig. Fred
Ehlers, Fermin Cones, Jack williams,
Frank Donaldson, Edward Donaldson,
Jack Rodgers. Jim Elicit, Tommy Elias
and Thurmond Cordell