Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
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A pENNANT viii be at stake when
~ the George A. Fuller Co. stone
| ~ plant anG James Baird Co.
teams meet Wednesday at the
Arcadia a. 8 pm. Each won q series
IT. the regular season Of the Building
Contractors LEAGUE, anS We6nsscAy's
AGAR OF ave games viii settle the gen
eral issue. To the winning team vii
Be presented q bronze plague.
ChSrlta Barnard Of Progressive Print
ing pulled & pinch spare that was q
heartcreaksr for Northeast Temple N
its desperate attempt to overt2ke the
leading King Pins Ct the District
League Temple won the f1rst two
games, but faltereS In the Ana1 anc
gave Barnard his chance.
Irving BilIheiuner IS the only STAN
ford Paper Co. bowler to shoot consist"
emily well all season. His 356 set was
wasted when Stanford met the ch2rg-
ing Meyer Davis team, which COPIED
three and took charge OF NTH place
IN the standing.
Navy and Veterans Bureau are flght-
ing it out for the Ladies Federal
League title. Veterans picked UP q
game by WhiteWsShing q. p. Q. while
Navy was winning only two from
those who rolled 800 or better dur
ing the week were: Lucille creble, 328;
Peggy Eahcocll, 325; Edith Brown, 323;
la IT-J- ID n.
Jessie Smith, Pauline Ford ana May
Perry, 81 each; Irene Scott ana
Maxine Fleming, sol each, and Mary
Cox, 800.
The Vista Club Of the Hebrew Inter-
Club League bankers for battle with
Junior Greeks and Italians. All Of the
lineup, If the challenge is accepted,
will be chosen from the following: Sam
Bortnick, Snellenburgs. Meyer ReinesS,
Hi Goodman, Lou Fur, AEilt Kolodin,
Nat Goldberg, Charlie Dworin and AL
Tenenbaum. The Vistas, who finished
fourth in ths Hebrew Inter-Club
League. have team average OF about
$50. Bill Goldberg, phone Columbia
7339-W, is the manager.
In battle for the leadership of Sec
ton A. in the Odd Fellows League,
Mount Pleasant won the odd game from
Golden Rule. Enrich set the pace for
the winners with 357. Nichols led
Golden Rule with $50 ana Cordeu Sec
onded him with 345.
Washington continued on TOP in Sec
ton 3, in which the FIRST six teams are
separated by only flve games.
Jack Rodgers of AYnity, No. /, had
the top set Of $50 and P. ElIett the
ENH N~IN - -
Inony shot S67, Cones got 355 sticks
for Columbia and Lund rolled $50.
Hymie Schecter rolled ordinary duck
pins for six frames In q Recreation
League game, but finished with a score
Of 172. A triple.header piled up the
count. Hymie's whopper was o league
record for this season. His set was
395.
Beavers Of the Rex team shot 403 for
the sixteenth set over 400 cllAlked up
this Winter In the Recreation League.
Other excellent scores were: J. Har-
| riSOn, S76; ReineSS, S67; Bruder, SIS;
Spillane, 362; Michaud, $50; Boston,
SAT; Cox, $50; Faccini, $50, and TIGER,
| 372.
Plant Bureau clinched the Agricul-
tural 1nterbureau League pennant by
taking three games from Central Stores.
In the second the new champions shot
| 6o7.
Mike Germans 1873 game and $50
set were valuable to Plant Bureau. Pub
lie Roads won two from Accounts in
| a hotly contested match and moved
into second place while the So.Kems
were pulling the evenings upset by tax
ing two from Economies. Norman
fuckers games Of $50, 129 and 1877 car
ried Extension to a 2-to.l victory over
lnterbureau.
National Capital Press drew I'D to
within two percentage points OF the
leader in the Typothetae League by
winning the odd game from Maurice
Joyce Engraving while the Washington
IypographerS were dropping . pair to
the galloptng H-K Advertising Service
team.
Frank Mischou of National CAPITAL
Press rolled 400 for second high set of
the season. Potomac Electrotype help
ed Its standing by winning out Of 6
games.
Peck, No. |, picked up IS sticks in
the last two boxes to win game from
Church League. Peck's clean sweep
was the weeks feature in this loop.
West Washington Baptist, the leader
took the deciding game of a watch with
Calvary Drake by one maple.
High sets OF the week were: 3.
HUNT, $50; Corcoran, S44; p. Hart,
342; r. Hunter, 342; Warren, 33e:
Wheeler, 1872; Torney, 32s.
Parkway Filling Station, struggling
for high place in the National Capital
League, just about ruined the Meyer
DAVIS team rs q pennent contender by
winning three. The Davisnen, former
pace settlers, now are third, with Grand
Palace Valet firSt and the King Pins
second. Howard Campbell, King Pin
captain. lost 80 pins on his leading
average, which shrank to 1915.
With Kings 375 set q big helm. the
Douglas No. 2 team increased its lead In
the East Washington Church League to
three games. Primm Of Brookland Bap-
list threw IN timely $50, including a
1877 game, when his team set down
Douglas No. two out Of three.
Mitchell OF Ingram No. 2 had the
best game Of the week with 143.
The leading La Fayette team of the
Masonic League took a spanking from
the loWly Silver Spring team, and
singleton and New Jerusalem Lodges
gained valuable ground.
Ray Cross return to the Hope line -up
was celebrated with a clean sweep over
Trinity. Ray contributing $50 pins.
In winning three from Albert Pike.