Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-26

will roll five games and the girls
winners.
All expenses will be paid by
MentS more than 5000 men and W
Washington's representatives
on relative scores. Tony de Elmo
Ackman 344 for three strings to v
Manuel Silveira won in Boston
with 662 and Janette Killgren
triumphed in the girls section
with 354.
In Baltimore. Leo Vulgaris
scored 675 and Helen Spencer 557,
Baltimore'S tournament being the
only one in which the girls rolled
1--WE games. Thus De Elmo was low
man among the three and Mrs.
Ackman second best among the
girls.
A sensational finish gave Vulgaris his
leading score. He entered the last box
with mark needed to win and pulled
. monkey spare on which he struck.
Pauline Ford has given the girls of
the District League two worthwhile
records 10 shoot at-a game of 153 and
set Of $40. She got under way with a
double-header strike, backed up with a
s.
In the second she rolled LOG and in the
third Ill, her exceptional performance
being the deciding factor in the King
Pins three-game triumph over Lucky
Strike.
Northeast Temple smeared the dope
by shutting out Arcadia, despite Elsie
Eischer's set of 342.
The pennant race is about over in
the Plumbing Industry League Crane
Company increased its lead to games
by winning 8 from Cunningham Com
@&ny, the runner-up.
Two more teams have been added to
the B. Y. P. U. Mems League to start
the second half, making 18 in all Ia
kona and East Washington Heights,
the newcomers, lost their opening
matches.
Freddy Moore's Meyer Davis team is
crowding the Grand Palace Valet and
King PIN stars out of the spotlight in
the National Capital League. A streak
Of brilliant bowling has put the Davis
men on top, with Grand Palace Valet
] game and the King Pins 212 games
behind. All other teams have been
left in the ruck.
Meyer Davis took the lead by clean
sweeping a do@ble-header with the low
ly Packwood Printing Co. team. Joe
McGolrtck was the shining light, with
sets Of 406 and 372.
Howard Campbell, King Pin captain
sent his average to 123-l8, with a set
OF SS1, and now leads the league in
average, strikes and spares.
Red" Morgan of Service Cafeteria
helped his average considerably with a
4bl set, but the weeks best perform
ance was given by Red Meeaw of
Grand Palace Valet with 40S. This
was Reds" best this season Mister
McGrew is having a decidedly bad year
Convention Hall, winner of three
straight pennants in the District
League, Will lose its title this season.
no doubt but won't be Inundated.
With Al Fischer as captain, the hall
started the campaign minus four of the
stars who made up last seasons great
team and the outlook was dark, For
a time the team wallowed in last place
and hope of ever getting anywhere was
aim when Fischers combination began
to click
1t has fought its way from last to
third place, which is no mean achieve
ment in the District League. Fischer
end his playmates should be satisfied
70 remain third to the end, behind the
be quite beyond reach.
Recently Convention Hall smashed
. ink seemingly invulnerable to other
OSCr1ct league teams by beating Hyatts-
vile on its own drives The Hyatts-
vile mapleways are first class, but for
some reason no visiting team has been
able to win on them this season. Joe
Harrison leo the attack against the
suburbanites with a set of 397.
Northeast TenDle was nakinc q ool
lant EFFORT to overtake the King Pins
Shen Max Rosenberg, George Friend
1aul Harrison, Red MegaW and, Joe
11ulroe, rated by some the strongest
eeam "on paper" in the city, ran into
a fighting Meyer Davis lineup anc
got bumped two to one The Temples
never had a look-in on the first two
games and grabbed the third with fouI
marks in the last box.
Norman Baxter of Petworth was tho
big gun of the week with a 42I ser
including a game of l55.
Treasury appears to be a certain
winner in the big Federal League, hav.
ing margin of seven games over G
o., In second place. Al Fischer was
high for Treasury with 361 when it wor
three from Internal Revenue. He wor
the second with 20 pins in box No. 10
MS teams margin being sticks. Kib.
hey, Litzau, Whalley, Fischer anc
swain are the Treasury sharpshooters
real fight is on for runner-up hon.
ors. Navy pulled into a tie for thirc
place with Post ONCE Department anc
one game, behind @. P. o. by sweep.
ing set with City Post Once. Gale.
ner was the hero with 39l set which
he started with SO. He got I45 pin.
IN the second game and 148 in tn,
third
To prove that averages really NEAR
something" observes Of1cial Scorer
Earl Lewis, at will be noted that the /:
nlgh-average men in the Fedora
League are from the first five teams
Treasury having 3. G. P. o. 3, Navy .
Post Once 3 and Internal Revenue 1,
What's the point, Earl?
Mount Pleasant and Eastern. tied TO
the leadership of section A in the Ok
Fellows League, will meet opponents o
equal strength this week. Eastern vii
oppose Fred D. Stuart Tuesday and OF
Thursday Mount Pleasant will take OF
Canton. Stuart and Canton are tie,
for fifth place
Golden Rule is hard pressed by Amt,
No. to keep the lead in section e
being only game and a half in from
Perce Elicit helped a lot with a SO
set when Amity whitewashed Contra
70 stay on top.
c. and P. Telephone is the despair c
0ther teams in the Commercial League
Cy Burrus, scrapper from the word gc
tried desperately TO get his Times Her
aid team hot against the Phone gang
but 1t was no use. The leaders VOL
three.
James Baird Co., undefeated in thre