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

Roanoke, where she viii give exhibit
lions, much on the same order as she
has been ct the Arcadia. From Roa-
noke Miss Gull viii 60 to winston
Salem, Greensboro and thence to At
lanta.
Feminine bowlers Of the South have
been clamoring for the assistant Secre-
tary Of the National Duckpin Bowling
Congress to visit them and the N. D.
B. c., ever ready to assist, Is answering
their requests.
More than ordinary interest attended
the first home match in the new WASH
ington- Baltimore League here Friday
when Georgetown Recreation fell twice
before the Baltimore ArcadeS.
The league George L. Isemann
products going strong and many
bowling enthusiasts from the Monu-
mental City journeyed to watch the
Oriole pinmen triumph. Among the in
vading spectators were Harry Brauer,
honorary member Of the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress and for 10
years champion tenpin bowler Of Mary
land. Kriss Graham, another promi-
nent Baltimorean, also was on hand.
Washington and Baltimore now are
tied, as Rendezvous dealt the Oriole
Regents a twin defeat in Baltimore and
the Arcades returned the compliment.
Roy Cool, who runs the soda foun-
tain in the Arcadia alleys, undoubtedly
takes the cake In the matter of creating
Cool, captain Of . team In the Co
lumbia Heights League, has christened
his quint the Cool Drinks.
The Genoas in the knights Of Column
bus League gained in the league last
week by breaking the high-gane mark
set by Pinta with 576 and again
Genoas totaled 1887 for q new team
set record, compiling 40 marks, O near
league record. Tom Howard, anchor
man, tied the seasons record with q
set Of $40. While all this was going
on, Nina, their opponents, didn't have
q look In, losing all three games.
Genoa's nearest rival, Santa Maria,
picked this inopportune spot to lose two
games for the first time this season,
Pinta profiting. Palos took two from
Marquette, Balboa grabbed pair from
San Domingo, Ovando went down twice
before Salvador, Cortez won two from
LaSalle and Champlain swept the set
from De Soto.
The Pals Club, In the Hebrew Inter-
Club League, took undisputed posses
sion Of first place, aided by neat bowl
ing by Levy and Blendman, who rolled
354 and $50, respectively. Iris was the
three-game victim. Levy's high game
of 159 set q new league record for the
year.
Moseans were the only other three
game winners. Reyes took two games
from the Rialto Club, while In the
other matches the Vistas took the odd
game from Les Ar1is and the Regents
downed the Jr. Mardelle team twice.
Registering a three-game victory
over University Park, Daughters Of
Isabella are holding onto first place in
the Washington Ladies' League, with
the champion Columbians and Agoes
tied for the runner up position:
copied two from the Hilltoppers. Alice
McQuinn accounted for the Hilltop
pers' lone win with a game of 119 In
the second clash and q $40 total.
Columbians annexed two from Sham
rocks, with Can't. Bess Hoffman Of the
losers shooting 315 for best set. Made
line Burke collected 126 sticks to set
the second clash and 319 set total.
Veterans Bureau swept its set with
consistently to take the odd game from
the Pollyanas.
Federal Reserve managed to keep the
lead In the Bankers League by twice
downing Riggs. washington Loan NO
2 and washington Loan No. swept
three each from Federal American and
North Capitol. HibbS, Northeast Wash
ington and Union Trust were odd game
winners over Perpetual. District. Amer
lean No. ! and American No. 2.
Steuart Of Northeast had high game
with 130 and Osborn Of washington
Loan No. had high set Of 349.
The battle wakes red hot in the East
washington Church League with I'VE
teams deadlocked for flrst place. Tne
moved up to within one game Of the
leaders by taking two games from
Ninth No. 2. Centennial No. went
into q tie for the lead by thrice down.
ing Epworth Ninth No. l won the set
from Second Baptist. Price shot 339
in the set that Waugh took from East
ern Presbyterian, and Margraf chalkeo
up o 33s set for Ingram No. 2 In the
match that his team lost to Anacostia
M. E. Ingram No. cleaned up on
Centennial No. 2, and Fifth Baptist
won three from First Brethren. Con-
press Heights climbed back into the
tie for first place by taking the odd
game from Douglas No /.
washington Centennial No. re-
tanned FIRST place by sweeping its set
with Miriam In the Eastern Star Ladies
League. Bethany and Mizpah white
washed Good WIN and Gavel went into
a tie for second place. Other quints
winning three games were Lafayette,
Treaty Oak, Unity Ruth, Mount Pleas
ant, Joseph H. Milani; and Loyalty.
Capt. Lucy owen, Of Washington
Centennial, No /, has high average to
date with 1908 with Reva Banks OF
Miriam running her close second with
1902. Helen Whitbeck is third with
98-2.
Colonial Ice Cream went into the
lead in the Business Mems League by
making a clean sweep over the Hecht
Co. team. The Colonials rolled record
set Of 1902 in turning the trick. Phil
Needle shot a sensational ABS set.
Brodt's, Inc, held on to second place
by taking two from Pohanka Motor Co.,
while Palais Royal tied S. Kann's Sons
for third place by taking three from M.
A. Leese Co. Raleigh Haberdasher won
the odd game from Kann's, pulling itself
out of the cellar position. Call Carl,
Inc, won two from Fruit Growers Elk
press, gaining notch.
In bang-up, all-important match, |
Coin Box. in the Chesapeake and Po- |
tomac Telephone League, continued its |
winning streak by winning three |
games from Construction, No. /, which |
was tied with Coin Box for first place. |
with 341, was high.
Engineers moved to third place when |
they made q clean sweep over Install |
latton, No. q. Drafting sprung q sur