Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-16
Chips From the Maple'Odys

Boston. has the best individual set of
438. The Cubs were marked down Tor
a low place in the standing, but now
are in fourth position and hold VIC
tories over the leading Bearcats ana
the second place Lo Ko Service team.
Bert Sheehy of Census Is new record
holder in the Department of Commerce
League with set of 397. His games
were 143, 1856 and 119.
With one set to go, Washington Cen
tennial is assured OF the Eastern star
League pennant and Ruth Chapter
OF second place. Capt. Lucy Owen OF
Washington Centennial has the individ-
ual championship sewed up with an
average of 1922. Jennie Malcolm OF
Ruth and Helen Whitbeck of Washing
ton Centennial are nip and tuck for
second honors each having an average
of 95. Jennie has a slightly better
fraction.
Maude Youmans is collecting a flock
of entries for the Eastern Star tourna-
ment to be rolled at the Lucky Strike
starting March "a. The list Will close
next Tuesday midnight.
Capt. Miller of the Economics team
in the Aggie Interbureau League, named
Kause to substitute for him against
blister Rust and all the sub did was
shoot a 1871 game Blister Rust was
shut out despite snappy 355 set by
Sheale.
No matter what its standing, the
Shops team is a jinx to Plant Bureau.
Shops 1858 set was good for two wins
It's a walk-in for West Washington
Baptist in the Georgetown Church
League. A three-game victory over
peck No. /, the runner-up. increased
West Washington's lead to nine games.
High sets of the week were: Al HUNT,
344; r. Hunter. $40; N. Saul, 332; Reed,
33l, and Torney, 329.
Doris Goodall was the bright star of
the Ladies Federal League for the week
with a set of 345 that had much to do
with the whitewashing of Agriculture.
Doris games were 125, lot and lib.
The Auditors have led the Southern
Railway Clerks League in almost every
department all season, but nine straight
losses have dropped them five games
out of first place, now held by Construc-
ton. Campbell of Operation, with 1855,
was the big gun when the Auditors were
blown up the last time.
A stirring finish is promised in the
East Washington League between the
Douglas No. and Douglas No. l teams.
The No. 2 quint has only two-game
margin in first place after dropping
two to Ninth No. while the No team
was taking three from Lincoln Road
Phil Appel of Douglas No. ! shot the
weeks high set of $50.
The leading Balboas in the knights
OF Columbus League lost two to Genoa
by healthy margins and barely won the
third. Columbia's 1876 was the eve
ning's best set.
The Sunlife team wasn't live enough
to stop the rush of the A. A. r. bowlers
toward the Transportation Building
League flag, Sunlife winning three.
Bergholtz shot the high game of the
week of 1877.
Valet Shop were marking time last week
in the National Capital League, the
champion King Pin picked up game
OH the deadlocked leaders and the
second division clubs did general
turn over. Howard Campbell had a
feeble set of 329 and his average
dropped to 121-37, falling below l22
for the first time this season. Big
games were recorded on every side,
however. and Honey of Service Cafe
terra piled up 416 set for the third
highest three-game string of the sea-
son.
The James Baird Co. and George A.
Fuller Stone Plant teams. respective
winner of the second and third series
titles, will meet in a five-game match
next Thursday night at the Arcadia to
determine the pennant winner of the