Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02
Chips From the MapIe,oays


and three to Hibbs, in a double
header, but still leads the Bankers
League with a comfortable margin
HibbS is in second place, six games
behind. H. Aiken rolled 39l to win in
dividual honors for the week.
BY whitewashing Extension. Ac-
counts made it Is wins in the last 10
games and moved into third place in
the Aggies Interbureau League. Plant
Bureau and Public Roads, first and
second, kept pace by winning two games
each.
La Fayette is having a turn on top in
the wild Masonic League scramble, hav-
ing ouSted Hiram by winning six in
double-header week while Hiram was
splitting even. Capt. Watson of La Fay
cite has called in Glenn Wolstenholme
to strengthen his team for the stretch
drive. Bill 1nge and Arthur Urban are
on the reserve list.
st. Johns, which led for a spell, drop
ped six games.
Sam Simon rolled 397 for high set
of the week, but probably got less of a
Kick out Of it than did Carl Stoner of
singleton. from one shot. Stoner slid
. ana 2 for spare that won a game
from New Jerusalem by one stick.
Ouch!
In rolling 1872, high for the District
LaoleS League, last week, Margaret
Mlitner OF the Bill Wood team gathered
luz naples in the last five frames. and
this, says Official Scorer Jim Baker,
undoubtedly is the greatest finish ever
staged by girl bowler in a regulation
match on local drives
Noble Viers, jr., of Silver Spring has
accepted the challenge of Al HUNT of
pe sn and the two fiashy youngsters
VIII meet Wednesday at Silver Spring
at 1880 In the first five games of a
nome-and-home series, the Silver
spring and Petworth establishments to
present prize to the winner.
For the first time since the second
week OF the season the Reds are out
OF nrSt place IN the General Counsel
Men League. Tied in games won and
lost, the Tigers top the Reds in total
pins. While the Reds were dropping
Two games to the Nationals the Tigers
were taking three from the Pirates
Jones of the Phillies with 1853 and View
rick of the Nationals with 354 were
the weeks stars.
The defending champion of the Apoie
Economics League, Standards. is about
dethroned. With 10 games to go
STANDARDS is in third place, seven games
oenlno the leading Fruit and Vegetable
team. Grain recently won five of sly
games from the two leading nuints
Center Market holds the seasons rec
ora Tor game, with 573, and Farm
MANAGEMENT the top set of 1875
hunrts i5l game and McClure's $50
navy chung to the lead in the Ladies'
reoeraI League to open the last series
by winning two from Veterans Bureau
Eolth Brown starring for NAVY with q
SIG set. Mary Cox of Labor had the
weeks best set in this league with 33I.
BY virtue of a clean sweep over Bu-
reau OF Foreign and Domestic Com
merce, Patents No. / moved into a tie
Tor f1rst place in the Department Of
commerce League with Bureau of
Mines. Three teams are tied for third
place.
treasury virtually has cinched the
pennant In the mems Federal League,
having lead of six games with a
P. Q. and Navy fighting 1t ont for SEQ
ond place. Post Office lost three games
TO Merchants Fleet and descended into
Tie Tor fourth place with internal
Clarence Kibbey, !ead-off man for
Treasury in the Federal. has AVERAGED
l4l Tor his last six games, having con-
Secutive sets of 421 and 425. with
nigh game OF 1913. Earl Lewis the
league scorer, suggests Kibbey's two
Dig sets may be a record for scores
made IN successive matches in a SinoIe
league. When Ray Chaplin chalked I'm
his famous pair of 434s one was made
in the National Capital and the other
In the District League. Kibbeys aver
age is liz.
Dutch Weidman of Navy in the Fed
eral 1eli two pins shy of adding an
other 400" set to his seasons remark
able list. Dutch leads the league with
an average OF 1892. Jimmy Jolliffe of
Internal Revenue, second with II5-8
IS being pressed by Swain of Treasury
and Barnard of G. p. O., both of whom
are over ia.
Georgetown No. /, leading the Luth-
eran Church League, dropped a brace
To Incarnation No. /, but wasn't even
annoyed, having a margin of seven
games over the second place st. Marks
team, which lost three to Trinity.
Georgetown No. ! is assured of the
pennant, having only eight sets to CO.
Speaking of margins, the Mailing
team OF the Post Office League has one
OF one-hundredth of a point over Post
masters, to whom Mailing lost three
games the other night in a match wit
messed by theA largest gallery of the
season at the Post once alley. Later