Evening star. [volume], January 15, 1961, Page Page 8, Image 112

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Teen-agers in the Northeast Washington area used to sling bowling balls
down the maple boards just for fun, but the competition craze caught
on before you could say "Strike!” Now some 225 bowlers strong, the
District Recreation Department’s bowling league in that area is one of
the fastest growing sports programs. Recreation officials say it now is
rivaling softball as the favorite. The youths flock to the alleys Fridays
and Saturdays at the King Pin Bowling Alley, 1309 Rhode Island avenue
N.E.—Star Staff Photos by WALTER OATES.
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James Francis, one of the league’s top bowlers, demonstrates his form.
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