Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1928, Page 74

ational Duckpin Bowling Congress Has 228 Teams for First Annual Tourney - HANY D.C.QUNS ‘WL SEEK HONORS | Petworth Man and Woman Bowlers to | Uiyt i .~ Go to Baltimore Drives | iame"t". . in Title Quest. | Temple Hizh team game—Convention Hall. €31 High team sef—Convention Hall, U815, High incivudual game—Woni 136 Hieh fndividual sot—6. Wolstenhatm o, 421 High average—Whalen. 115, Final tabulation of the entries for |aypense of Meyer Davis, King Pin's dou- the first annual championship of the ' ple d>feat handed it by Cornell's Lunch | tional Duckpin Bowing Congress to and Curb Cafe's double triumph ovet be held in Baltimore this month reveals | the Arcadians. coupled with its double £28 teams entered for the affair, a list | defcat suffered in its match with North- considered fine by those in charge of | cast Tample, last week, put & little mors the tournament. ©Of the loi. 193 are | distance batween the three leading ron: men's teams and 35 are women's teams, | tenders for the District League cham: the latter number a record for a bowling | pionship. tournsment of standing. | The champion Convention Hall now Of ths men's teams, 73 are repre- | is one and one-half games in frent sentative of the Wachington drives and | with a postponed set with Temple in the 17-of the women's teams are recruited | offing. while Curb Cafe, in third place, from this city. It is evident that Wash- | trails King Pin by two full games. ington will make an earncst bid for! Despits good rolling. no new records laurels in the tourney. | for teams went up on the boards and Dates for the tournament have been | this was true also in individual efforts, ehanged from March 12 to 31, inclusive. | which witnessed some fine scores. of to March 12 to 27, inclusive, that there be no dragging of the program. The last two davs of the event will be de- | Yoted to bowling by women. ~There will be cofficial scorers for each of the 10 alleys at the Recreation Cen- ter in Baltimore given over to the championships and also four foul line Jul . _All of these officials will be | . No vo'unteers will care for any of these positions. The offi-isl list of entries for ths tourney follows: Men's Teams. Caritz Co. W Waraman G best, NATIONAL CATITA Team Stawdin LEAGU Rt Kine Pin .4 3 Owere Mam iy & Movarch Tnsnr [CUR Tomokana {rhevy Chase | Pheenix Clun High team game—King ashinsion i B Washinzton Buick Co. Washinztan Colambian Priating €o. Waeninz Y. 8 Hihe & Co. Washingto Rotomag Electiye Pomer €+ Washinston &hannon & Luch: i | ourg Men's Shop, Wa.. Gonvention Kali dia. Wi Hish average—Man oy King Pin, champion of the National P anh | Capital League. and M Davis, run- " | ner-up last season, appcar to be drs- ‘ined for similar positions thic reeson. Both clubs held to their winning pass tost week by taking two games from Charl~s H. Tompkins and Arcadia Lunch, respsctivelr. Washimxton | W ashinaton. | tor NAUTICAL LEAGUE Team Stamdine. Washiagton (¢ Canoe anoe 1st R » ashington Canoe nial Canoe. . | Anchor Canoe e | Potomae - Wosdchonpers. . | Potomac Canoe | Washinzton Canoe 3rd. .0 Ryatiaville. Hizh team same—El Dorai wn inzton. | Canos 1 Riga indivi Tnat game—McCambridee ¢ Baltimcre. | tom= Boat Club) . Waching- | Hizh wdividual Cavoe) 38 o Sorase—Rice Corkean-Hill & C Mercantile Triet & Depon Porpetual Buildinz Asen Dulin & Martin, Wagh nzton. arsland Trust Co. Balumore. Marvland Casaatts Co Potomac Eler C ALarr-Lowre C set—Bradt (Drifters IWashington Canoe rikes—McCaulley (Washiy 42 spares—Meany (Pofomac Boat | RRONZE MEDAL CONTEST. w | L Colonial Canoe [ Potomae Canoe. 3 Anchos Canie. | Potomae Woodehonpe: | Washinzton Canoe 3rd | binsten. | ] 3 ‘Baltimore. . Baltmare. .Jelm FPoehitan & Son: Baitimore. on. Bai . Jgocke Tnsular les Drug S1or-s. a\‘m = Star Neawenanar G4 Mount Clare Wrifazs Team. Baltimore. Mount Clare Weifara Team. b Sons’ Team. B EAST WASHINGTON (HURCH LEAGU Team Fattimare. m—_— altimore. E < 80 i 1 fnzram | Douglee No | Fistaentn mare Hmore, o {Epworin ‘Semmes Motor (0. . r1 & Ezziagion. Baltimore. 5 facturinz Co. " Henry Mitler Ty, Balimo-e Afemiczn Pricoleurs Xo. ). Ralmore. Mevican Petcoleum N 2 Baliim: Telephone Sociely Of Wisa. on 4 ntenn-al Metranolitan aver intiv W indivi aparce—HU; SErikme—Stnhenson. ream game— Ninth s Cream to. Washipgton. Can Co.. Baliimore. 5 Co. Bajtunoie shingm. © Dam. Exnmore. . Baltimor=. Carrs 1 Yeliow 1. Coming down the home stretch with only three more sets to be rolled, In- holds a four-game lead over Dong- No. 1 in_the East Washinston | Church race. Douglas No. 1 cut dov | Ingram's lead one game last week by OHanlon Plumbiag Supply taking all three from Ninth No. i, while L 1nge. Washinston, | Ingram was winning two from Centen- ward o~ Palemarr | nial No. 2. sxting Team. Baltimore. ! The race is short, however znd it e R N s srton | seems Ingram will repeat in this vear's | srusgle T mherman's Team. Baltune b T " Freddie Pestell of Nintn No. 2 <hot | Chester Lillev of Doug'as *'o. 1 rolled ™ A 139 for the best game of the week and 364 for the best set. Waliace Donald- B, C. Paper Manufactnring Co.. Washing- Frey & Son. Balti mare. Amerisan Lezion. Hyatisn'le. Co. Wash Baltimore. e Paltimore e w Bl R iy of Baltima=s. Battimore Feenhene i Cor A Team. Baltimore. & | } Convention Hall's triple victory at the | # 5 annuai bowliv ! % Fellows of Balitmore and this city barly ¢ HiEh team set—Washinston Canoe 13t [5on rolled 137 for the next test game 1and tied ll}l with the Jast-traveling Lyons ot Fifteenih Street by shooting | the next best set, with 361. Others in {geod form were: Forney, Ninth No. 1, with 135: M. Snellings. Douglas No. 2, with 133: Marlow, Waugh. with 131; Santini, Fifteenth Street, with 130. ODD FELLOWS' LEAGUE. Team Stawting, . Mount Pleasant I | Loy W | I Great High 1 1vidual | Central could win but one game from th> leading Mount Pleasant outfit last | week in the Odd Fellows' loop. C. F. Groft was in rare form, as evidenced by which Bradley Mandley's 383 was the | pis three-game total ot 336, and was | Bat! |ab'y assisied by Steele, who knocked | over 529 maples. Golden Rule was in good form and ex- perienced little opposition from Bright- weod No. 1. Jeffries and Pumphre: with 325 end 331, respoctn Ied the Golden Rule attack. This victory placed Golden Rule game behind the leader. Heil rolled a neat 118. High scores of «he match, however, went to Alice Burke and Catherine Morarty of the losers. Alice garnered high set, getting 3iC. with 113 as her best simgle count, while le;; teammate scored high game with Gail Robbins and Mabel Stout starred in Amazons' two-game defeat nf Colum- ~econd tilt deciding the issue, while Ma- bel shot effective games of 109 and 111. |m-nn Levy of the losers got nigh sct of the match, totaling 317, with 115 as her besi single. Kitty Kiein registered high game with 117 and finishea with a nice 310 total. Ann Boller and Mabel Jenkins ac- counted for Colonials' copping one trem the leaders by topping off a spare with a (s'rike i the final frames of tne first a:ms. Beeques won the odd. with Lor- raina Gulli doing the heavy scoring. Lorraine shot games of 109 105 and 1110, tor a 324 total. E-Nec-Mo swcpt the boards in fts match with Comets and went into sev- {enth place. Lilllan Wenz turned in high set with 295, while Fritz Yaggile of ihe losers shot 112 for high single. WAR DEPARTM Team Ntany T LEAGUE. Pintall 33,008 R h “ree-game | just one | ! Efforis are boing made to stags the | match b » the Odd {in Moy, This is an annual afieir and one of th~ {eatures of Odd Fellows' bowl- ing activities. The locals always have Ibaen on the winning end, but expect more oppnsition this year. Dofnite dates will be announced later. b ave ch oy doal Wl Hizh team » Hercules and Socrates each took thr games from their respective opponc: Pericles and Plato, by forfett last veek Plato’s forfeit made possible Hercules' climb to the top. the former had held {practi-ally the entire seoson. P. D. Chipouras’ set of 392, which es- tablished a record for the season, help- cd Hermis win tws from Aristotle. 1L ACCOUNTING OFTICE LEAGUE. Team Nl GENER pivestigators Toddi oy Mo 1 1 05t Offie « Ar 1 Office. Tickd (P tndisidual wet—Re " individual game Post avirage 060, No Montzomery Sworth o Indi WANINGTON LADIES Feam Ntandin, rAG ‘ome ik : 3 | With Marie Frere shooting games of 1110, 116 and 105, for a 331 total. Mar- jorfe Bradt's 320 set. with high game at 121, and Margaret Miltner socking the | maples for 319. with high single at 113, Commereials ran roughshod over Hilitoppers last week in the Washingicn i Ladies' league, taking all three snd go- | ing Into second place with 2 slight ad- vantags over Colum 3. Mary Cox for H''ltoppers got 309 with high game at 108, Kumbacks took the odd from D. of 1 and moved up a'notch in the race. An- na MrCormack turned in high sei for the winners, with 304, while Frances Ol o B Team Baiumore. L o e Tre Ban smo ’&'.‘&'; ragu, Baltimore. ‘metan : i wears e 1, Boanobe. Va eam ¥o. 2. Rnamoks Va HOR R Oew Haven, Conn Lofge. Waskingiont Cotambre. W, wasnirtos i R senis araws. Bevere, Mas Pan s Dol iamors Baltumore. BY JOHN A. FARRALL. HE Kid's shot with the first ball 1#ft th» two corner pins stand- ing. His socond took the left- hend comer pin full on the bouneed it sgainst the end it esromed back on nocking down the right-hand | corner p'n. | “Wow! The old hole in one-—a 710 howled the Old Timer in high appro “I don't mind applauding | that shot because it has nothing to do » y | with my opinion of you as a bowler.” “Getting & 710 s just luck T Carste ess! ity Bowting Team, Bal B g e (o Hyattend - 2 pank, Baitimore. » L o i B Bratieg Acatems, Balth M, . g m. Brookls Opironss Hat Waenington Terminal B. B V. ¥ -t Fandar e Y em Heryic Tear A et Brookiys. | he added c A | or magic. |~ “On, you can't judge by appearances,” Bal i per hides an aching cormn. you know, argued the Kid. “Many a stylish slip- - g ¢ Gas Eouipment Corporatinn v Washington | that shot, but I want you % under.tand | that I figured the play and tried for | that carom.” | “You did lke--like fun" Bl Old Timer, “It was just Juck, It | “Well, whatever 1t was” ierrupted the Kid, “you’l] notice that I'm putting it on the score sheet as a spare-—and | I'm golng to figure it as & spare, There | was no luck about that shot, because I doped 1t out and got just what I tried for. As w0 magic—well, maybe, bes sald th of € m on Some Councit, K onal Rank Voashington Burk Co Baltm ert & Vieminy W adeiniin Keystones adeinhin Keysiones serican Security & Truet €0 o 1 Philadel Philatel & o Nn Washing ton {onee | "1 believe it agreed the Old Timer, I've noticed the way you keep your howling score and realize that you still keep up your Juggling. Do you do any other tricks besides giving yourself 9 when you get 7, and putting over 7—10 spures? Uses Magle Only for Bowling. “You'd be surprised” sald the Kid. ‘But 1 gave up megicel performances after locing 85 -1 use my magic only an the alleys, now | va Beint | ) “Oen Koot Koot o e e Ipofitmome Bog more Counrt Yfend Councit i Counit g 1l cam T immisre Laiel Baltimore Kine' 1 Washington i Ueser Doy A “Penverivanis 4 % Baiti i ipien ¢ & Gravanty ity O Wit Garanty o v ien Kitehity Cy o 1978 K of € 1 Haltmre ] n wm | Hew Billan 0. T Ha 2 Baitimre ol Maryiand w4 enier iy & Dot o Are e "Rosers Ressestion New Haver Forid. wie bl v e Haven Conn hew fisven © Waeh s lon, e, PR Falli Al electen pile | A B Byt ohier iy Gl Ka ) Pl A A Y 1 ariey Oak Giria Hartford ¢ Bint's Beorestion Watprhiy wer Bnerman Giise, Bew k2 et Joan nf finl W By e Ball) o Fonn, o Conm | There may have been a little Juck in'! | rause 1 used to do a little magle stuff Magic Better on Duckpin Drive ' Than at Church Entertainment “On a bot?” interrupted the Old Timer. “The $5 loss?" ) “No, 1 was down tn give a liitle ex- | hibiifon at a church entertainment The thing started Iate and dragg=d out so that some of the acts couldnt be put on. Afier I'd been standing around for about three hours the minister came “nd told me that he wouldn't be able to put on my Act——" “And you lost the five bucks they were going to pay you?" said the Old Th er. can tell this story a lot better than you can—if you'll give me the chance,” | protested the Kid “It's & het," declared the Old Timer. “The way 1 lost the five spot was this: I'd planted it in a guy's pocket, figuring on producing it by magic a little later, you know. And what with the Jong delay and all that the guy beat it with the five before 1 could recapture 3. 1 had teo much pride— |in thos: days-—to explain and ask for 1", Would Use foad Pipe Now. “But now?? inguired the Old Timer. | “1f a guy went off with five bucks (of mine now. I'd follow him with a | tead pipe.” “Phe story sounds plausible,” I mitted the Old Timer. “What aren’t going?" L "Yep' sald the Kid, reaching for {his hat wnd coal, "I want to see the shaw tonight— 1 understand the police are apL to stop it anytime, You ce tainly are a glutton for punishment,’ he ndded “I've trimmed you three ont of four and you still want 1o go on. 1 you dow't show some improvement ad- you o make the games interesting” “Handienp!” cried the Old angrily, “"Why, blast you, it's the fir time you've trimmed me since October. Your memory s mighty good when you come out ahead, hut you forget very easily when 1 swamp you. Any old time you trim me 1t Is a0 aceldent: Falls to See “Ax" In Accident, “Hpeaking of accldents,” sald Lhe Kid, calmly ignoring the Old ‘Timer's protest, “'there was an interesting ac- count in today's paper.” ‘ “What do you mean?” asked the Old limer About that gy that fell off the six- story building” explained the Kid, "He passed the slx'h, the Afth, the third, the second and Lhe Arst stories before he hit the ground, breaking his neck.” “What about the fourth story?” de- manded the Old Timer, observing that the Kid had falled to mention if, and .:unym. o cateh him up on the om! slon That," remarked the Kid, solemnly, ar he mede his way towsrd the door, "Is another story," L | week atere, 1,641, Tiizh team msicre, oG, Hizh aves | Hign i i i Hobbies passcd up an easy chance of :hzcking the leading Barbeties last week | when thess two teams met in the War Department League, but were not avie w get going. with the result that the Barbattes got away with Iwo lucky | gamos after some mighwy paor bowling. Fort Humphreys does not boast of a | very fancy pinfail, but for some reason or other manag>s (0 spill the pirs when | nceessary Thiz was demonsuated in 'iis set with the Howitzers, when it al- lowed this outfit a 25-pin handizap and than took all three gImes (0 got & uie- game lead over the Reproducion ieam | 1or_szcond plece. By the way, ihe real fight in this league Is for second place, as the Bar- D2io8 appear to have the league race all to themselves, | MANONIC LEAGUE. | Team Standing. La Fayette or (Indian No mery Rar (Nl iwiner rCengent & R iz weekly | La Fayette gained ground last week in | the Mnsonic race when Whiting dropped two games to Naval and Harmony lost | one to Dawson. Arminius did not even 1 | press the leaders in any of the three games La Fayette took. A sparkling ducl between enchor men occurred when Pentalpha and Rootevelt Hamilton of Roosevelt shot 395 Hamilton ;mel. and Charlie Bamard, 392. 2eal out his man Others hitting 350 ot beiter during th2 week were: Urban, 375; Moyer, 571, { lraty, 371; Campbell, Stocking, : Hatt, 352; Heindel, i Burrows, 350. | Hiram and Federsl teams have been dropped because of forteiis. | Perpeteal ... W.R Hinhs & Ca Ameviean Security | National Bank of | itizen Na | Keieral Reserve | Rt Savin ationa avines & “Trust. Murnhy W Nitional i e i | Bimuin & I ikl iy b W Al 10t M 1 Hish spare High Atrike: 4 Perpetual forged to the front In the | | Bankers' League last week when 1t took | three games trom the strong Washing- | n Loan No. 1 team. Brown and Baltz, | i | with sets of 354 and 330 were the big | ns for the winner, Bert Sheehy turned In soms nifty bowling for Washington Loan No. | when he helped them (0 win seve | nine games, His sets In these gam=s were 350, 348 and 44, | Hugh Hartson, National Metropolitan, | took thi weekly prize for high gume with 145, Costmane «f Washington helped his team o toke three gome from District | with & 142 game end a 341 spy, thereby i winning weekly prize for high se.. | | | gu of nine LADIES DINTRUCY | Team Mundis Mt Arcadie Hhillies G Vi Arcadlu, after holding frat place In [ihe Ladies” District lehgue since (he [ | winning percentage by the Bililes laat Arcadin’s greater pinfall now | constitutes 1ta only claim to the top of | the standing | Upsets featured three of matches and caused some changes In the standings with It captain, Luclle Preble, side 1ines, 0ok two gamen from Avcadia, Petworth jumped from fourth place 1o second by trimming Meyer Davis three games, Marjorie Bradi seems Lo have given Petworth its needed puneh and her good scores have had o lelling eftect, “The biggest upset cam: in ‘Temple's sweep of e mateh with Convention FHAl Both teams volled good totals, with Temple rallylog to win cach game Four stralght spares by Mlss ( ox gave Temple the first by two sticks. The secs ond saw Esther Burton snd Margaret Miltner clouting the maplea 1or games of 107 and 114 to win for Templo. hoth wirls mullnu‘nn thelr slamining (o help M h the Virginia Marksts ofeved little cppo- sition end the Billlea won caslly with low scores. the fowr ) blans, & count of 114 by Gail in the |\ had to hit for 152 in’ his last game Lo | 7 | between Survey i | losers, with a 347 ! PETWORTH GIRLS WIN A on National nth an Fi Ninth and Nomade 00l Hugh Reilly €4 S Scores generally slumped last week in the Athletic Ciub League. Only the Arlington and Ninth and New York Avenue Lunch teams flashed any'hing like their true form. thougin several of the matches were closely ~ontested | | Ninith and New Yors Avenue lunch | totaled 1642 for the high set and, inci- | | dentally, handed Arlington a two-game | trimming, while Arlington’s lone win | with 581 proved the bost team game. | | Louis Pantos’ 141 game and 364 set fea- |tured the Lunchmen’s victory. Joe Har- |rison slammed the maples soundly for 1159 in Arlington’s big game and Brother Paul rolled the high set, 357. | | Union Printers staggered through | three games with National Fellowship Slub, gaining the first two decision- with low scores and dropping the last {ilt. Arcadia, following the example of the teams which have handed Hugh Reilly trimmings week after weck, turned the trick itself. i Phillips Co. held its three-game lead | over the Printers by winning two en- counters from the Nationals. | AGRICULTUR™ 181 Econon nt {Chomistry B Economics dropped back a trifle last | week 1n the Aggie league as the resul® | ;n( a two-game defeat by the Cgntral | | 8tores outfit. Myers and Owens con- | tributinz effectively to the scores of | the winners. Ronrman and Dixon led | th> Economics five. | The Interburcaus met with surprising resisiznce from the Blister Rust team, | but, thanks to the splendid sharpshoot- ing of Lyons. were able to win two of | the three gomes. i “ Cooper. Termisse and Ruppert bowled in top form to cnable Accouats to take two of three games trom the Plant Bureau quint. | Shops continued to show improvement and won two of its three games from | the Scils-Chemistry bowlers, Grawin | up within a single wame of seventh | place, so that the fight to keep out of | | the cellar position is waxing qui'e warm 2 peller 1 Soila. INTERN AL Team Standine. g Aue it Bt W Audit @ > Hici team w i Miscellancous, battling to retain first | place in the Internal Revenue league, turned in A st of 1,623 to take three | | games from Clearing Division last weck. | Beyer, in anchor for the-leaders, came | close to establishing a new set record with a total of 370. Tarter. with 351, | | was high for the losers. | Genaral Counsel had trouble getting | | started after & two-weck layoil and droppad two gam2s to Ficld Audit Re- view. Speer led notia teams vith a set of 323. Annex No. 1 shui oui Personal Audi’ and in so doing rolled its first 1.600 8ot of the scason Allen's total of 348 as high for the match. The triple de- | feat brought the Auditors’ string of con- | secutive losses to 12 and dropped them | 1o the cellar. Rules and Regulations fiuished ahead | of Special Adjustment in all three | games, taking the final by a one-pin | margin. R. W. Lewis of the losers top- | ped the field with a set of 337, INTERIOR DEPARFMENT LEAGUK. Team Stunding | | Hikh As & result of last week's matches in | the Interlor Den tment league, A Ui 1 and Secretary !;x- | tsts for first place. Survey No. 1 twice tasted defeat from Pension. with Eisen- | steln of the victors throwing u monkey wrench intc Survey's machinery to the measure of a 3 43 set, while Donahey, a | teammate, shot 1 131 game. ! Secretary downed lndu;\ three t ":'ll:r ana was the individual star ‘or Ll t, while Flanery, anchor for Secret at ! y, hit a 369 sot aft- er starting with a 100 ga sot regained for him high average in the league. i hnd took the odd game from Dis- | bursing and Publication applied | white-wash brush to Survey No. 2. | i the Y OWOMEN'S LEAGUE, Team Stand TERMINAL - INTERCITY BOWLING Petworth girls of the Ladles' Distriet Loague took the measure of the team representing the United States Fidelity | © Guaranty Co. of Baltimore on (he | vention Hall drives st night in the | 1al block of a six-game home-snd- | pome bowllng engagement, 1467 to k) | I coneluding black of the contest | | will he bowled at the Recreation Center i Baltimore on March 24 | Last night's scores follow: | pEr i Watstenhatie B ichalier | Miliner [ n soon, Vil have o handicsp you Just | third week of the sewson, wan ted in e Wy AN Tatala . CRALTINORED I " it e ¥ The i NOFA G Putats o CUBS CHECKED BY RAIN. AVALON, Santa Catlina Island, Calit,, | March & (A Heavy rain kept the Ohicago Cubs Indoors toduy l‘ thelr 1 {Boring tratning oump here mnd wlo put | w damper o the itrachib base bill {game which was o have been played { this_sftornonn, CAMP COUNSELOR vl by well el Powins Ivanin . antendidly hova. el o A AL .'.n'. i J. H, MOFFATT 1211 Clayer St,, Philadelphia | | holds the national duckpin bowling rec- | 'HEENEY WILL SEEK BALTIMORE BOWS TORIGGS BOWLERS Maryland Trust Co. Is Beaten| at Convention Hall by Bankers. Maryland Trust Co. of Balimore Tr ord for a flys-man team game, but it! hit nothing like its mark of 684 when it encountered the Riggs Bank team of | the local Bankers' League yesterday on the Convention Hall drives in the first block of a 10-gam2 _home-and-home match. The bes. the Balilmore bowlers | could count was 541, and their total| was 2,507, while the Washington rollers | » toppled 2,617 pins. | Brooks, anchor for Riggs. did the | best shooting of the match, socking a ' count of 563 for his five games. The leader of the Baltimore quint was Ru- | <p therford, who hit for a total of 554. The fina] five games of the match Internal Revenue. Acticulture . THREE TEAMS IN BATTLE FOR FEDERAL PIN HONOXS HREE teams are well up in the | struggle for the championship of the 16-team Federal Bowling League. Internal Revenue now | I [ heads the lot, but Agriculture i5 | Rasm. but thrce games back of the leader and | the third-p'ace Commerce crew but four games back. Pigures for the league tollow: Team Records, WL H [ easur s Pust Merchan s Office. ¥ No. nterior . W nt Office Avet INTERNAT, REV G HG NS a1 0 1 o 1ire | Allen Farter will be bowled in Baltimore next Satur- |fewis day. Scores of yesterday's block follaw: RIGGN BANK. I P Glantz Lyxons xon Aton Stonic MeCarthy Brooks. Totale. . MARYLAND TRUST €4 107 115 11% % 01 i 117 9% HR 1k Totals. ... AGGIE GIRLS BEAT BALTIMORE BOWLERS K W ar Fuzett Maize swain | Duyer BALTIMORE. March 3.—An all-star | ..., team of the Agricultural Economics n: Ladles’ Leazu» of Washingion out- 1! bowled the Baltimore & Ohlo Railroad girls here this afternoon in the first hal'f of a game home-and-hom= ' ' duckpin match. The score favored the Washingtonians, 1.447 to 1.399 The concluding b'ock of the maten will be rolled in Washington on a date ¢ et to be detormined. Scores of yesterday follow: AGRICULTURE AL Wohlasd w/on Fhomy [ e ) Eat Totate . [ t & O VBALTIMORE: man” I k) Totals e REGENTS QUTROLLED BY OWENS & BAUR Shooting on the King Pin drives last night. Owens and Baur team of the Na- | tional Capital Leagne completed its home-and-home matrh with the Regent p stars of Baltimore victors, 5.571 5489 In the final block the Incal now'srs again outshot the Baltimore team. the ha fought in both cities s~ore for the five games fatvori @ ‘he j Whashingtonians, 2,749 to 2.569. fi Counts of the final block follow: } OWENS & BAUR | s T Totate 540 48 381 . HYATTSVILLE PINMEN DEFEAT REX QUINT Rex team of the Recreation League rolling on its home alleys at the Recrea- tion last night, outshot the American Leglon team of the Prince Georges County Duckpin Association of Hyatts- ville, 2771 to 2,540, but it was not enough to take the home-and-home battle from the Marylanders. With the 0 games ended. the Hyattsville bunch stood winner, 5.303 to 5261, Last night's scores follow: AMERICAN LEGION, K 143 100 102 o g K3 s e Hiser winer ns oo B [ Whalley i ror o 1 He Laihmeyern A oare. . I8N Totals ot! FIGHT WITH TUNNEY NEW YORK, March 3 (®.—Tom Heeney, victor, and Jacks®elaney, loser, received $41.244 aplece for boxing 13 rounds in the Arst part of the heavy- welght elimination semi-fnals “The net receipts of the bout amounts ed to $164.076. Each boxer fought for 25 per cent of the gate In collecting Heeney's share, Charles J Harvey, his manager. announced he would demiand & mateh with Gene Tun- ney for the New Zealander Brake Drums Full Size and Safe— or Hclf Size and Dangerou Wauld g take BAIE e o ( VWi vuaur 1 depends Ask Your Dealer NEW DRUMS ARE SAFE Chevro'et drums $1.50 each Willys Knight. . 2.65 each Buick ....... 4.00 each Dodge ... 3.50 each We do not grind or cut drams v (e wnly Wike wied ki v N e i Wan n W heake oy Nevaware I A Tonted ey The Brake Service Co. i Warhi ° naton 711 G St. Northeaat Nee sur A W Aute Sectien B e try in 8 round robin schedule. Innovation, | soctation announced today. of the world Pl CASHELL SETTING PACE ON COLLEGE PARK DRIVES Charles Cashell, a University of Maryland student, is leading in the 10-game duckpin sweepstakes beinz rolled at the Collezz Park bowling allevs. Cashell, whe rolled 523 in his first five games, totaled 316 in his final vesterday to DISTRICT ESSOS TOP BALTIMORE ROLLERS Bowling on ths Colissum drives last ight. the Standard Ol six-man team o of Washington assumed a lead over the Standard Oilers of Baltimore in the opaning blo~k of a ten-rame battle to The Cap- al team was in front at the end of ve games, 3.028 to 2.978. The match will _bes complet~d next aturday nisht in Baitimore. Scores of last night's rolling follow: 44 both cue tournaments. otale RECRUIT IS SENSATION AT PITTSBURGH CAMP PASO ROBLES. Calif., March 3 (M. -~Batterymen of the Pittsburgh Pirates got A brief limbering up workout to- day after their momning session had heen called off by rain, which fell in- termittently throughout the night Coburn Jones, 20-vear-old rookie from Deunver. | expertence | his_sparkling play in the infield. without previous professional has created 2 s*nsetion by Cateher Gooch was reportad en route from the East. . CUE MARK THREATENED. CHICAGO. March 3 (. Wider nockets will be introduced tn the na- ticnal tournsy starting here Monday pocket billiard champio hip g 0 of the leading players of the coun- This the National Billiard A adds an- her threat to the high run record of 101, now held by Ralph Greenieaf, a | former title holder. | Alesander Alekhine, chass champlon 18 A lawyer by professton —with our present expert designers, fitte mestie woolens MEN appear LK to seem LES. to LOOK TALLER. s Fd Custom DO YOU KNOW THAT HIN and outfie § <eiker Ruark Flanery . Callahan | Meattrn Siegns o Minster Cavert | Ritnaur Topolite heni Hughes happell 'SCRATCH CUES LOSE IN STAR TOURNEYS S~ratch men entered for the handi- ~ap bowling tournament to be started tomorraw for members of The Evening Star Ciub are guaking in their boots after vitnessing the rough treatment Arearded the scratch plavers in the stratzht rail and pocket billiard tourna- ments of the organization, which have been in progress for a wrek Cue wielders with generous handi-ans have been upsetting the suppos~ stellar <hots. In the straight-rail billiard event. four nf the scratch stars have been elim- insted in the first round. The most sansational upset of the tourney came in th defcat of Scott Walker by Johnnv Mueller, a 25-handicap player. but i* not much _mere of a surprise than the victory of Bennv Wood. a 35-han can shooter, aver Harry Prv. Augu tus Cassar Chinn. a ha ¢an entrant, seored A sitnal ths packet billiard tourney, trounc Rov Whitford. also a 20-man. 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