Evening star., 1935-09-15

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Duckpin Association will hold the
earliest meeting in its history today
in the oak room OF the Raleigh Hotel
at O'Clock.
As a starter in the direction Of a
record entry, Vernon Chapel, mana
ger Of Chappel's Billiard Parlor, who
has a team in the Georgetown Com
mercial League. yesterday sent Arville
Ebersole, secretary Of the association.
a paid entry for the forthcoming
event.
Generally a cut and dried affair
with the annual election Of officers
among the matters to be disposed OF.
e some new promotional plans are eX-
pected to be ironed out. One in
particular will be The Evening Star
yuletide tournament. that ranks as the
city's outstanding individual event.
While the city association is eX-
pected to sail through calm waters a
meeting of the District League di-
rectors, Immediately following, likely
will be peppery.
Protesting vigorously the new ruling
of the major circuit to allow only two
stars to a team, the bowlerS are asking
for new consideration. A plan will be
put before the directors whereby the
lowest averaged team in the circuit
will be bolstered to mark of 585, or
the equivalent Of five 1l7-average
bowlers. Under this plan it IS be-
lieved that the league would be well
balanced with eight teams and hold
IL kI,a efr nf Q l..
ing leagues.
THE Columbia plant will hum with
activity this week when 10
leagues open play. Monday the
Bureau OF Standards and F. S. r. c.
of eight teams each will start. In
ternal Revenue ladies are scheduled
among the eight teams of the En-
ployes Compensation League on Tues
day, while on Wednesday the re-
manning l6 teams of this 24-club loop
will swing into action. Joe Sivigny's
eight-team Federal Housing League
also will open Wednesday. Thursday
the Census Bureau, with eight men
and eight women's teams. will start.
The busy week for Beryl English,
Columbia pilot. will be topped on
Friday by the Quartermaster's Corps,
Federal Power and F. E. r. A.
Leagues.
Fourteen teams of the East Wash
ington Church League will open
Tuesday at the Rendezvous. Percy
Patrick, president of the Patent
Office loop, will get his IA teams away
from the barrier Friday night at the
Tad Howard alley.
The newly organized Finance Di-
vision, Resettlement Administration
League will open at Silver Spring
Thursday. night John P. DUNCAN
is president, r. w. Huge, vice presi-
dent; J. N. Spilman, secretary. The
Resettlement Administration girls will
start rolling Tuesday at the Recrea-
ton. Susan Sullivan Is president.
ONE Of the largest leagues in the
District will open at $50 o'clock
tomorrow night at Convention Hall
when Sanico bowlers start the season
with 80 teams. NJ l.. Langford, vice
president of the Sanitary Grocery
Co., will pitch the first ball.
The So-Kems rolled high game and
high set during the first week of the
Agriculture Interbureau League, but
they lost one of their three games
and are trailing the Plant Industry.
which swept its first match. The
So-Kems' set was 1906. aided by a
high game Of 554. Allison led the
individuals with 158-game and a
410 set.
Collins o. Lamb has been elected
president of the Agricultural Adjust
ment Administrator night shift
league which will start its season at
Is minutes past midnight Wednesday
at Lucky Strike Twelve teams are in
the loop, of which Charles Apperson
is treasurer and Hynen Schecter, Sec
retary and official scorer.
This weeks schedule follows: Audit
7 VS.. Audit g. Audit Office VS.. Audit
C3; c. P. c. VS.. C. P. C. 2; Machine
Tabulation VS.. Audit 2; c. P. C. 3
VS.. Machine Tabuation 2, and Audit
VS.. Audit 6.
Six leagues are opening their season
at the Arcadia this week. Tomorrow
Navy Departments 18-team body will
shoot, under the leadership of Presi-
dent Earle Keeler. Tuesday the
Lutheran Church League will start
Fourteen teams will get going on
Wednesday in the Bankers League, of
which C. o. Bordeaux is president
A. ]. FAINT is the vice president, James
r. Bridges, official scorer, and B.
Mehler jr., secretary.
On the same evening, the Dynamite
League Of eight teams will start.
Officers are: J. ]. Weisbach. president;
E. C. Wilcox. vice president; T. L.
Moffatt, secretary-treasurer and D. H
Reichgut. scorer.
Thursday the 16-team War Depart
ment League will start. under the
guidance of Charles E. Haman and
Gale Feaster A Ladies Federal
League of 16 teams will be directed
by Mrs. Doris Goodall, with Mrs. Elsie
Romero as secretary-treasurer and
official scorer.
Ten ladies' teams of the P. w. A.,
League fire the first ball on Friday
night Mary G. Cox is the chief
executive of that body.
And to end the week, Wendell Meyer
will send his % teams into the fight
for the B. Y. P. U. championship.
A RATHER unique organization in
which ladies' team will enter
league otherwise composed Of male
bowlers, is being formed in the Central
Presbyterian Church. Teams repre-
senting each department and organiza-