Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21
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section / title last season and Wash
ington Suburban Sanitary Commission
accounted for the flag in section 2.
The league schedule for this week
follows:
Section Tomorrow Arcades VS.
Bankers; Tuesday, Collegiates VS.. Ber-
wyn A. C., No. /; Wednesday, Dixie
Pigs VS.. Chillum; Friday, Company
VS.. American Legion.
Section 2-Tomorrow, Tomahawks
VS.. Huddleston's Garage Tuesday,
Dixie Pigs, No. 2, VS.. BARRIERS; Wednes-
day, Sligo VS.. Berwyn A. c.. No. 2;
Thursday Clinton VS.. Eagles: Friday,
Chesapeake g. Potomac Office VS..
Washington Suburban Sanitary Com
mission. Sioux VS.. Chesapeake g. Po-
tomsc Construction.
The Agriculture Interbureau Duck
pin Loop inaugurated its sixteenth sea-
son Thursday, with 10 teams bowling.
Farm Board, new quint taking the
place of Central Stores, featured by
sweeping all three games from the
Shops outfit Plant Bureau shot 1920
for high set of the evening in win
ming two from Public Roads, Lindstrom
featuring with high set and game
149 and 381 Interbureaus sprung an
upset in topping the strengthened
Blister Rust team two out of three.
Extension won two Of the three games
from the So-KemS, and the Accounts
quint, shooting with a dummy, took
two of the three games from Economics
The withdrawal of Central Stores, in
cidentally, and the consolidation with
Extension brings to the latter team
four of the men who started with it
in 1915-Nelson, Tucker, Conway and
Lehman.
The Commercial Duckpin League
opened its 1930-31 season at the Con-
vention Hall alleys Thursday night
with the Times Herald team taking
three games from Chestnut Farms
Dairy, Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone winning three from John H.
wilkins Co, Garry Ice Cream Co. grab
bling three from Wadrex Ice Cream,
United States Daily coping trio from
Peoples Drug Stores and the Diamond
Cabmen winning the odd game from
Woodward g. Lothrop.
The Commercial, which is one of the
oldest leagues in the city, has as offi-
GERS, John Ulrich, L. Oeser and H. q.
Greer.
The results in the first weeks bowling
in the new Maryland Virginia Suburban
Duckpin League are as follows:
Henry Hiser's Bethesda team defeated
oscar Hiser's Hyattsyille quint. win
ming two games and losing one. Hyatts-
vile won by margin of so pins in
the first game but the national champs
came back and took the last two.
At College Park, Billy Viewers
Rosslyn team took two games from
Bill Press College Park team. Hodges
consistent rolling featured. He shot
three 1T pamPS in a row
Hugh Crawleys Mount Rainier team
lost the first game and then won the
last two from Robinson 81 Lyddane's
Rockville team by narrow margins.
Faulconer 81 Proctors Silver Spring
team defeated the Dixie Pigs three
straight games. Irving Billheimer's $50
set featured as did his 146 game.
Maj. COTS Clarendon five won two
out Of three from Bert Heil's Boule-
ward team. All three were close, hard
fought games.
The Electrical Bowling League got
started last week at the Convention
Hall alleys with 16 teams shooting.
The Central Armature Works No. /,
National Electrical Supply Co. and e.
B. Warren g. Co. are in a triple tie
with three wins and no losses. Brill
of Creel Bros. collected the one buck
prize for weekly high game, He chalked
up l48.
The Dixie Pigs tied for first place
with Recreation with five wins and
one loss in class of the Mount Rainier
League, which rolls at the Mount
Recreation alleys.
Brentwood Market, a new team in the
field. is tied with the Scoofers for first
place in class B of the same loop with
three wins and no losses.