Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1927, Page 25

the hotter the race becomes in the alleys l‘n.d'fiyh ':’lgm. New records "':?nt:d Of!;r-“ Added (r-im;rfl rfl";! ords were rolled against the Controller s Totwiis, Doct A were established and broken several | con of Watson’s (of Standards)|General team thit .was outclassed. Seorae "“:’;“”"I i %, i | times, ~ The allround work of the |dandy effort of 385 for the highest set | Figures on the mateh: Uos S RS SR DY -ONS (Sae, b g 73 | representatives of the RBureau of |vet rolled in this league, the s POST OFFICE after losing the third game of fts|{AlTnt Offfce.. .. 20 1l00 Standards excelled. This team shot ~ 100 set to Arlington, West Washington tCom Noo i for a new single game of 578, and sup- | No. 1) single game of 156. | Mopler .00 iz Calka 4 Baptist, the second-place team, took |} i | plled an unusual team set of 1,649, and L pesse 18 ts annual meeting vesterday, | registered high team game for the it ol g & the set from Peck No. 2. Calvary! " High team ‘wei—Bireap of Standards. ' o " sotintihe Ol Leagne records’ - micis i e T A iheton City Duckpin |season in the Public’ Debt Girls'| s h took two from Christ Church and | Ui BuforCom' No.}'V'Bea i N I I e i b e o T - 347 523—-1660 ) Hixh individual.soto-eck e 1. 1,98, ; C CHieh team gamediuress of Standards, | Bureat of Mines team. BuforCom |for higl m_gam ® Ay CONTROLLER GRNERAL Association got a_ deal off its|League. Grace made a clean sweep of the | 67K BuforCom No. 1. 554 No, 1 @id exceptionally well with [night at the Convention Hall alleys. | 2 LE NERAL chest. And it did o in a| Alice Grant, ancher on the Corres T set—De Lashmutt, Christ, | 86t with the Covenant team ‘“:;’l’fi‘lilflll"“’Jlil\ll\mll‘mh\m‘v‘n:w;‘-,..-’;.“'::‘ylvr‘:' games of 649 and 533, but were un-|The new records were 590 and 1660, | Butterfield ... 103 4 Rt D ok d smooth manner, too. . The ses- |pondence team, turned in games of | 36 o ) : i were 190'a .| o sion in. the Raleigh. Hotel was the (104, 105 and. 125, for u 818 sel, not| e - high set with 342 Benson, Lawson | Heh indlvidyal eame—Miltuor. ButorCom :.’:5,',’,:‘,"‘2,:"1 b s Al i s Aoty o eyttt el 5 T st ey e | Eod B slmyl)r"s it P o il ;r""\ fmrr- Eplucopnl and Corcoran | gy, v 10% Waton. Bureai of” Standurds ‘lol’ln[ this one to Census. Coast Sur- |which is leading the league by four |foneard 138 R axpected. the only “The nan | v B YOG, B tUsiator Migh The most apirited howling to date | vey continued its good work by tak- |games, and the members of which are | Handicap 111117 "30 s - change in the | The handicap system apparently L Wi Bakbin Navarons Lot a8 noat ] ‘ . i o ey 5 ; i e O e atéption | Gus \bone aeSeas. Sxpatidisnd avensd | /e U Ee T it e wan in_order at the Convention Hall | fng two of the three games from Sec- | well up for individual prizes. The rec-| moais ..,. .. 508 o George Isemann to succeeed Harry |the race for the gecond half of the Malt Roater as president. George has |season. The team in seventh place Twice before been head of the \W. C.|can tie for first this week by winning D. A. and knows what it’s all a three while the leaders are losing. The meeting also decided to ope The fair bowlers are getting n‘mra e e hamplenship towrnament on | precision in their work. Last week APHI 18 and assigned the event to the | the 12 teams made 35 strikes. At thia Convention Hall drives, at the same [rate so far v would fime providing for the bowling of next |have made 2 > actual vear’s affair at King Pin and n].‘mu!:x | mark’ is 235. ihe Coliseum establishment as the site ¢ e TEAGUE. for the 1923 tourney 1 Stocking INTE! ""“!::'ln“;::::": was made chairman of the R nament committee Slicvasiae 4 2 Above all, howeve decided it should make itself governing body of the duckpin sport Jaiiz flore and proceeded to have appointed | Pension A e, ot ccommittees. expected to | Indian’ N achieve this end. A membership an High team sel expansion committee headed by th S e 4 yw president will wait upon al T i ML A o 4% | now has & snug hold on first place be- | The Post Office team set new Gen iien individual._same—Bireteld, Christ |, BONSON from Weat Washingon ha \ gues not afiliated with the associa- | HiZh ATy Oberheim fion at present with invitations to join | 11541 Flanery and will seek to have all formal duck Much interest was created in the pin competitions here conducted under | geological Survey over the wmmteh association rules between the two Survey teams lust This desive to extend the associa- | week in the Interfor Department s influence over formal compei | Lopgue. After aplitting the flrst tions led the body to take official COB | (o games, Survey No. | came ont nizance of the sweepstakes tournd- | on op in the st game by a margin ent conc h:«ltlwl '-\‘ 'H"l\y!‘ "»'L'"}m“ " | of 7 pins. Capt. Boteler was the stax | es to conduct annually a similar| g, (he victors with a set of be called the Howard Camp: ‘!" o TRl et o Sime trom honor of the that being by only 1 pin : : ]"""' 1008 Flanery of the Secretary's team and the big meet recently he Land Office with sets hopes to arrange @ pretentious SWeeh- | o0 341 and 324 did the best rolling stakes for bowlers not yet in the star [ ot AL (U O Indian 1 100k twa games from A rec ¥ aplodgdeon. > g Jack Willlams, will delve i+ |~|:n{:" h oredit fs due Is here in an effor p with of 331 2 Aot ob rbcced T o | AN 337, 1 tively anna with record scores that are to be | here. | 143 had high game for the week | Garbrick unexpectedly stepped on the | kas and turned n a set of 340 for the losers | TPension applied the whitewnsh wi. | brush 1o Parks, with Walker dolng most of the white-washing Washington bow A lot of information \ Ing last week wns crowd ¢ of The | Sy GEar. Hiane St K, 400 | NORTH WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE. s o™ " LADIES' DISTRICT LEAGUE. ey Team Standing ia Mete. Christian o : ount Pleasant Methodist . thy Rantint th Methodivt ® Nem. Preshyier | ¥or the fourth time since the in- . . 3 2 R ention | coption of the present pennant race 5 N : 2 il | 50" eadarahin Has changed hands.in ™ N . . Parker. Here, as promised!” She King Pin). | the North Washington Church League. ® After trailing Mount Pleasant for & 4 & g . . ' . 1. 4 “ M43 | seven weeks, Columbia Helghts again : S : ra h nk ne: I h dO mv wo k 0 ca *¥al). | is ensponsed on the throne after a : g - was thi ng: €y Y WOrK so care- opposition | FRME Up-hill strugkle. R s Emory Methodist, having made sev- i 4 : E p v s e T R <Ry ! fully and have such courteous drivers. : s trict) ward with rapid strides and has 3 orces | moved into fifth place. ¥ Frere ¢ ; honors | _, LAAst week the winning teams 2 . o 4 ¥ “ 99 showed marked superiority over their | 3 - . s et O | e prirty aver 4Ry : TO be careful and courteous” is the 1 to use several | BaPUst and Emory scoring shut-outs ; , Wik S e | 204 Mount Pleasant taking two from thoE / policy every Manhattan driver must fol- n Mrs. Miltner 2, 2 - A Record high game for the league he best scores of the | ;o got at 587 by Emory. High sets of S T | S B St pe : ‘ . { low. He knows that a careful plant is de- pending on him to complete a “careful, courteous” service. When your clothes come in, they are carefully sorted accord- ing to color and material, into open-mesh Net bags, which are marked with your name. In the washing these Nets protect your clothes from wear and losses. VA R A v ks of the Arc 134 was rolled by Wetzel and high set | ca ponement of 360 by Ellett. \ match with the Meyer Davis contid| = pajjows Jeads in strikes with 27. | gent. | Slicer and Smith are tied for leader- PUBLIC DEBT GIRLS LEAGUE. { ship in spares with 98. Team Standing. - — Wor g:’.m : iee-Conirol red A TR - VR L T MR 2y WABSY s 28 88 %% H x in 0 Reriste XN/ WINIEIB/ Claims with a 490 game last week § 3% GIRL BOWLERS IN TIE IN AVIATION LEAGUE Whirlwinds and Bombers are bat- thing for first place in the Ladies| Aviation Bowling League, with Whip-| pets just a few games behind them. | The first two teams named are dead-| Jocked with 28 wins and 17 losses. League records follow LADIES' AVIATION BOWLING LEAGUE. League Records. A RN 5 RN No mixing vyour clothes with other people’s. After hot, palm oil soft soap- suds have been swished time and time again through the large meshes of the Nets, your clothes are thoroughly sweet and clean. 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