Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-05

TWo National Capital League
bowling teams, the National
Pale Drys and Northeast Tenn
pie, hogged the spotlight last
week when each narrowly missed shoot
ing 700 game and the Pale Drys
pounded out a team set of 1856. new
Central-South Atlantic record.
The Pale Drys tied the high-team
game mark of 698 established by
Hyattsville last Spring, and would have
broken the mark had not Make RoSen-
berg. rolling anchor. picked two-pin
spare break in the last box. Joe Har-
riSon, with 400, and Johnny Ander-
son, with 407, we're the boys who did
most to set up the new set record.
The DryS SWamped Judd g. Detweiler.
Temple rolled a 697 game in the
opening game with Lucky Strike.
Coat" Lovett and George Honey STAR
ring with l55 and l54. Red Megaw
rolled a 38l set.
In other matches, Young & Simon
won two from Barnes Auto, King
Palace dropped three to Takoma Park
and the Rinaldi Tailors, tied with
Temple for the lead, won two from
Farnan's.
WINNING two games from Rem
w uGZtOuS. 1ClAPAC SoAACO
first place in the District League
last week. Only a last-boX strike by
AL Work saved the losers from a shut
out.
Petworth dropped to second place
when the Fountain Hams took two.
Hecht Co. lost two to Columbia, Hyatts-
vile was a two-game loser to Lucky
Strike and King Pin downed Conven-
ton Hall twice.
The boys certainly know Hokie
Smith is in the District and National
Capital Leagues this year. Last week
Hokie, rolling for King Pin, estab-
liShed his second league record of the
season when he rolled I'll. Previously
he shot 422 set.
Not q clean sweep was registered in
the Washington Women's League open
ing last Tuesday and as consequence
the Shamrocks, ColumbianS, Hilltop
pers and University Park are tied with
two wins and one loss apiece.
Betty Hoffman was the star OF the
night, rolling 358. Her two final games
were 1872 and 1873.
r. E. Lee featured the weeks rolling
in the Building Contractors League
with a set of $50, aiding his team, A.
w. Lee, to win three games from j. T.
Evans Co. Other results: Smoot Sand
won three from D. G. Butcher; Ed
Minte swept the set from RosSlyn Steel;
Massaponax Sand COPIED q pair from
Heffron Co.: Meyer Construction re-
tanned the league lead by doing the
same to Southern Asbestos, and Fuller
Stone Plant defeated Fuller Co. twice.
Burt He'll and Jack Mooney played
the principal parts in the Fox Thea
ter teams sweep over the Pops. AS
a result Fox has six wins, no losses
and the league lead.
Sims Music Studios surprised the
Union Terminal Market by winning
three games, rolling high game of 609
and high set of 1,704. Dave Cox turned
in a 391 for Sims.
Other scores: Rex, 8; Dodgers, o;
Cooks Bakery, 3; Cubs, o; Blue Flames,
2; Stantons, /.
|HENRY HIsER'S Bethesda team
i i winning three from Rockville, re-
tanned the lead in the Maryland
Virginia Suburban League. George won
a trio from Clarendon; Mount Rainier
took two from Alexandria; Silver Spring
won a pair from College Park and Ken
sington COPIED a pair from Hyatts-
vile.
Capt. Hugh Crawley OF Mount Rainier
had the high game and set for the
week, 152 and 413.
Peoples Drug Stores, with eight VIC
tories in nine games. are leading the
Commercial League with the Daily News
and Carry's Ice Cream tagging along
in second place with six wins and three
losses apiece.
TLOSE competition featured the
~ opening Of the District Women'a
League, only Of the IL teams