Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-29
EAST WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE.

East Washington Church League be-
gan its season on the Convention Hall
alleys, with Is enthusiastic teams shoot
ing at the naples. There are five new
clubs in the circuit this year-Brook-
land M. E., United Brethren, Lincoln
Road M. E., Anacostia M. e. and East
ern Presbyterian-and among the five
are many excellent bowlers who will
make the old-timers step out to hold
their own.
Moore, a new man on Ninth No. 2,
rolled the biggest set among the indi-
viduals, getting 355, while Bill Eaton
and Hughey Harsten tied for second
high with 1874 each. r. Jarman, q new
conner on Douglas No. 2, shot 140 for
the high game Of the evening with
Frank Adams Of Ingram No. just one
pin behind. Other good games and sets
rolled were D. Locke. 1877 game: HutSher,
1873 game; Bridges, 1872 set, and Meader,
33l set.
General Accounting ONCE Bowling
League opened its season at Conven-
ton Hall, with 10 teams participating.
Harry H. Seyfarth has been elected
president Of the league for his third
consecutive term.
AS the result Of the splendid rolling
Of Shenck, who turned In . set Of 354,
and Ippolito at anchor, who spilled 346
pins, Audit team won al three games
from Post ONCE, with scores Of SIT,
535 and 507. Claims took two games
from Indian Claims, Stone and Mont
gomery Of Claims being mainly respon-
sible in the first game. with scores Of
1873 and 121, respectively, and Sullivan
Of Claims pulling the third game out Of
the fire by marking In the last three
frames to give him game Of $50.
ODD FELLOWS BOWLING LEAGUE.
The frst week Of play in the Odd
Fellows League produced some good
scores. Amity No. /, rolling against
Langdon, totaled the high team set.
1,643, and their opponents were also in
good form, as evidenced by their set Of
1910. The former team won the odd
game. -.
The Golden Rule Arlington match
was also q good contest. While the
Arlington boys easily COPIED the first,
Golden Rule, aided by Howard Camp
bell, put the boys to rout In the last two
to win the decision.
Eastern applied the brush to Column
bia, while Loyalty and Canton did like
wise to Falls Church and Magenenu.
Mount Rainier, Potomac, Friendship,
Central and Federal City scored 2.to.1
victories over Mount ,Nebo, Phoenix,
Beacon Amity, No. 2, and Columbian
Encampment, respectively. -.-s.
A sensational finish by Mount Pleas
ant in their first setto with Harmony,
featuring q double-he strike and
five spares in the last two frames, dead
locked the game, after which Mount
Pleasant won the roll-o6 for their lone
victory 0f the NIGHT
Sarnof of Columbia rolled o game Of
"a fiat and Frank Donaldson had! the
best individual game, 1877; also the best
set, 346. Other good scores were re.
corded by Gordon with $40, Stanton,
1888; Campbell, 337; r. J. Bladen, 335;
H. Bladen, $50; Crutchley, $685. P.
Elicit, 33l, and Rodgers, $50.
The 24-team roster has been divided
into two sections, A and B, both Of
which comprise IL teams. A post
season schedule will be drafted after
the close Of the present one, placing the
high six teams in each section together
to roll for the championship Of the
league, while the last six In each Sec
ton will roll together to determine the
prize winners In their section. =