Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19
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Chips From the Mapleways

Commerce Commission took two from
Labor. although Labor lost one game by
very narrow margin when Mary Cox,
anchor OF Labor, Just missed q much
needed spare by . hair.
Commerce took two from Census, but
Census one game was q 4Sl. NAVY
won three from Commerce Juniors.
Helen Sullivan rolling S04 and Edith
Brown ago to aid In the victory. Vet
erans' Bureau won one game from
Economies.
Reid was the star Of the week IN the
Sanico League. Reid bowled high game
1875 and a set Of $50, which helped
Fagans take three games from Diehls.
ing three last week, as did King and
Lefier.
The Crickets In the Mount Rainier
League rolled their way into FIRST place
during the week, with the Blue Birds In
second.
Three clean sweeps featured action
In the Commercial League, with United
States Daily winning all three from
Wadrex Ice Cream, John H. wilkins Co.
taking o trio from Garry Ice Cream
and Peoples Drug Stores taking three
from Diamond Cab.
WOODWARD g 1Otu1Op won Two out
Of three from the Times-Herald pin
spillers and c. q p. Telephone won
two from Chestnut Farms Dairy.
The two Southern Diaries teams
pulled o neat bit of teamwork In boost
ing Southern Diaries No. into first
place in the Merchants League.
The No. l team swept the set from
the Winslows, while the M. Kapneck
Electric Co. quint, hitherto undisputed
as leaders Of the league, was beaten one
game by Southern Diaries No. Q.
Penn Electric moved within striking
distance of the leaders by walloping
Skinless Franks three times. shooting
1912 set, the league record to date.
District Grocers, National Glass and
Cocoa Cola cleaned up on Barber &
Ross, Z. W. Minte and Uneeda Bakers,
respectively, while Thompson Bros.
Furniture took the odd game from
Thompson's Dairy.
Plenty Of wood was collected In the
Typothetae League last week. Big Print
Shop, rolling a high team game for
the season with sis, remained in Q
tie for first place with Judd 81 Detweiler
by winning two from Ransdell, Inc.
Judd & Detweiler won two from Ma
tional Engraving Co.
Featuring the SIS set was Rozicer's
1874 game, which placed him first among
high individual totals.
Harold Hodges Of the Washington
Typographers came through with a set
of 387, which was q large factor in the
Typographers clean sweep over Amer
lean Electrotype Co.
Sigma Delta, Kappa Phi and Alpha
Iota Kappa are deadlocked in the
Fraternity League, each having won
three last week.
Sigma Delta, with Dick Talley show
ing the way, shot q 1,487 to win over
Sigma Lambda NJ. Chi Sigma Chapter
had an OF night, the Alpha Iotas cap
turing three games and winning the
set by almost 100 pins. Pi Phi for
feited to Kappa Phi.
It's going to be a tough job keeping
the st. Marks team from the top In
the Lutheran League.
st. Marks, leading the league by q
comfortable margin has won IS straight
games and lost nary one. Georgetown
and st. Johns No. 8, however, are
making q plucky fight to overhaul the
flying st. Marks, the former team hold.
ing high set Of the league with 1881.
Mount Vernon No. / took the lead In
the Georgetown Church League In the
last week when it cleaned up q set
from Christ Episcopal, while Peck No.
was dropping one to Peck No. 2.
Two new records for the present sea-
son were set, fuckers 364 set being
high as well as the Peck No. teams
game total Of 374.
High sets for the week follow: Tucker,
1854; Larsen, $50; Proctor, 344, and
Lindamood, 346.