Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-16
ORRAINE GULF, as assistant
secretary Of the National Duck
pin Bowling Congress, is making
A a hit in Dixieland organizing

pin Bowling Congress, is making
IL a hit in Dixieland organizing
girl leagues.
Blick's plant at Atlanta is said to be
the biggest money maker, drive for
drive, In duckpin territory. Day BUSH
ness exceeds night.
No scores have been rolled at Water
bury thus far high enough to annoy
Washington entrants IN the national
tournament.
C. and P. Telephone is a pennant
repeater in the Commercial League.
Star out of second place by sweeping
set. Peoples Drug and Times Herald
are fighting over fourth place as though
it really meant something.
Bill Kessler picked the right spot
to throw in his 426 for high set OF
the season in the District League. 1t
helped Hyattsville shut out Cornell's
Lunch and pick up on Convention
Hall IN the struggle for third place.
Hyattsville totaled 1920.
Should Northeast Temple tie the
King Pins in percentage of victories
the King Pins probably would win on
total pins in the District League, be-
ing 4O6 sticks up on the enemy.
The Temples made IL marks in the
last three boxes to win game from
Petworth.
Joe Freschi shot an even 400 at
anchor for Standard Art in a crucial
match with Mark Blum, but his team
could win only one game and dropped
into a first-place tie with the Blums.
Joes games were 149, lib and 1873, the
set being a league record for this sea-
SON.
Golden Rule and Mount Pleasant re-
manned tied for the lead in section A
of the big Odd Fellows League by win
ming two games each, but Golden Rule
held a margin in total pins. Howard
Campbell's 1913 for Golden Rule gave
him high set of the season and a COM
Portable margin as leader in average.
r. J. Bladen's 396 previously was high.
Other high sets of the week were:
Poole. 5S2; Enrich, 1853; Lund, $40:
Cones, 344. A. Lakin finished his third
game with a triple-header strike to
score las, top for the week.
oscar SWANS 1870 game, rolled at the
Clarendon Boulevard in the Commercial
League, was the best ever recorded In
organized competition in Arlington
County.
At the end of five frames Swain had
visions of a 200 score. Up to this point
he had made three nine-pin spares and
a double-header strike, giving him lO6
in the fifth. He spared in the sixth ana
counted eight, rolled nat seventh ana
spared in the eighth and ninth. He left
only one pin standing in the string,
this in the last frame.
Thirteen strikes in his last nine
games have given Hawley Evans a tie
for the lead in the Masonic League.
With coleman and Stoner starring,
Singleton Lodge has won "a of its last
80 games and recently climbed into sec
ond place with a double header victory
La Fayette, clinging to slight lead, mad
trouble with Stansbury and managed
TO win the odd game in the last box.
High sets for the week in the Masonic
were: Ulrich, 1856; Stoner, S7S; Evans
1853; Ceilings, 359; La Clair, SoS; Neeoie'
35l; Ellis, ISL. and coleman, $50.
Washington Typographers took the
lead in the Typothetae League by
whitewashing Ransdell, Inc, displacing
National Capital Press. H-K Advertts-
ing Service won six games from CO.
lumbar Printers and Typothetae ana
became o pennant contender.
The surprise team of the Recreation
League, according to Secretary Dave
Cox, is the Cubs.
Nobody gave the Cubs tumble at the
start, but they have TO their credit the
highest set ever rolled in the league,
l,8l2, and one Of their number, Dey