Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-07
Bowling Hstoakes Meet Again Marjorie Smith National Pin
Maple Chips
THE uprising that Ray Gross, the
= Masonic Leagues toiling scorer.
i had been hoping for has arrived.

TINE uprising that Ray Gross. The
Masonic Leagues toiling scorer
i had been hoping for has arrived
Last week, doubIe-header week
Potomac dashed out, O. did other
floor mats" La Fayette, surprised,
went down valiantly and 70 did Kine
David. Potomac's at the top now, fol
the firSt time In the league history.
III Umali would roll with Acacia
more often" declared Ray between pine
pufis, Acacia would be tough" Umali
rolled all games last week and Acacia
won 5 of 'em.
Maybe Ray1l have to do q little root
ing Tor La Fayette and King David
NEVER before In the history Of the
~ duckpin game have boy bowlers
come In for 80 much attention.
:, IN 1act, many Of the bowling estab-
iishments are taking boy teams under
their wings and are developing some
good pin shippers.
Georgetown Recreation has a GOOD
little team. So has John Blick at the
Arcadia and Tad Howard at Rendez-
vous.
Now the latest in the field il oscar
HiSers Hyattsville Arcadians, who
herepy ming n sweeping challenge to
local kid teams.
Teddy Glasgow heads the Hyattsville
brigade with q supporting cast, COM
posed OF Bob Harrison, Junior Bealor,
Johnny Summers, Milton Carrick,
Johnny Duvall, Al Parkinson and Stan
Machen.
WHAT Charlie Bernhardt doesn't
w lead In the District Government
League is hardly worth leading.
Cnarlle, young star Of the John Blick
quint in the District League, has high
set. 3s5; high average. iiS; is high In
spares With 30, and high in strikes
with al.
ROWLING addicts were given plenty
~ Of food for thought last week by
the Columbian and Rendezvous teams.
On Tuesday night the Columbians
shot team game Of 567 in the Wash
ington Ladies League. On Wednes-
day the Columbians, alias the Render
vouS girls of the District League, rolled
. game Of 437.
The only change in the lineup Is that
Rena Levy bowls with Columhians. BesS
Kirk replaces her on the Rendezvous.
CPEAK1NG Of girls, there win be q
~ whale Of q battle Tuesday night at
the Coliseum when the Columbians
and Beeques meet to decide the leader
ship Of the Washington Ladies' League.
ColumbianS are on top with "a wins
In ~ games, but Beeques are trailing
by only game.
An idea of how closely matched these
two teams are Is afforded by q quick
comparison Of records to date. Though
standing ahead Of the Beeques in wins,
the Columbians trail in total pins, 49,
378 to 1920. Columbians hold the
season record for high team game with
$40, but the Beeques hold team set
record with 1851.
It will be . red hot battle.
EDDIE EsPEY Is favoring an ailing
IL bowling wing. Mag "Hoya"
Wood Is one Of Georgetown's stanchest
rooters. Plant Bureau, leaders In
the Aggie Interbureau League, lost 2
games to Accounts in tenth boxes i.
after out-counting 'em, 1913 to 1914,
too. Nate WasSerman threw q
double-header strike in the last two
boxes for Regents to beat Iris twice
In the Hebrew League. Bonnie
Wormsely, base ball pitcher, bowled q
record-breaking $50 set In the Eastern
League last week. Bonnie also
Is leading in strikes with Is and tied
In spares with 81 his 1928 av-
erage Is high IN the league.