The Washington times., 1931-11-12
MUCH COLOR
! MARKS PIN
MATCH
BY GINO SINH

- Vnereu De q not Clme at Ine
Lucky Strike alleys tonight.
The Pale Drys, National Capt.
: tai League leaders and conquer
tforS of Temple, District League
/. leaders, are to lock horns with
Fernan's Bowling Shoes, tied for
second place, in a match which
: will have considerable bearing on
s the pennant race.
The Pale Drys dropped only
one set so far this year. 1t was
to Temple on their first appear
2 ance. Since then they have
beaten the District League Tenn
'ple team, which is admittedly
much more powerful than its Ma
tional Capital sister. They nave
swept four of their seven foes.
Farnan's hasn't been travelling
quite as spectacular a road but
$ the Shoemen have a lineup OF
old campaigners. They are not
racking UP fancy scores, but they
are getting them when they mean
something.
Watch Rosenberg
All eyes will be on Make Rosen-
berg, whose return to old-tlme
form is providing the fans with
many extra thrills. Makes roll
/. ling is expected to be a telling
factor in favor of the Pale Drys.
Astor Clarke will also come in
for his share of attention, as he
.roes into his eighth week with a
phenomenal average. Jon my
Anderson, top scorer in the recent
Pale Dry.Temple match, Little
Joe" Harrison and Jack WolSten-
, holme, all will be closely Watcneo.
AL Fischer is the outstanding
!, performer for the Farnans, WIN
: Captain Mag Wood, giving MIN a
close run. The others are Norman
Schroth, AL Work and Doc Far
nan. The team has lost JACK
SWhalen, but Red" Morgan may
replace him tonight. Reds health
has greatly improved and ne 1eeIS
O laundering to wallop the pins.
Three little Bill Wood maidens
cut down the naples for nifty sets
to give them a 81 decision over
Recreation in the Ladies District
League. The three were Cox, with
32S, Updike with 327 and Palmer
with 322. Mrs. Catherine Quigley
raked up a 345 set but Margaret
Brunette topped it with 359, Civ
inx King Pin a shutout win over
Deals Service. Convention Hall
won the roll-off of a tie to beat
! Columbia 81.
Clarence Kibbey and Irving
BilIheimer took turns at winning
games for Petworth, as Conven-
ton Hall bowed twice in the Dis
trict League. Kibbey'S 1859 game,
with seven straight marks, &C
counting for one game. Two gen
I. erous counts on spares by Bill
heimer gave Petworth the. eoge
in the last game.
Sweeney's 371 proved too much
for Young and Simon IN the Ma,
tional Capital League, as Juoo
and Detweiler won two.
Leslie 391 and 152 game were
the highlights of the Internal
Revenue League, and helped Gen,
eral Service to hang up a 6l9
game and 1894 set, al! new
league marks. Anderson held Les
lie even with a 152 game.
Saves ShutOut
Hartleys 1853 saved the Tigers
from a shut-out at the hand OF
the Packard League leaders, the
Eagles. 1t was the seasons hlgn
game by a wide margin. Foley'S
S42 was high set. 900
Davis's 358 and Dement'S $50;
with the Battle AK team game OF
6S1 and 1912 set, were the peaks
in the Amos & Andy League.
Chipouras's $50 and Pomeroys
ga set the pace in the Dynamite
League. while Williams with a 14S
game and Osgood with 379 set'
showed the boys how in the CheSa-
peake and Potomac Telephone
League.
Foote had 1858. Installation shot
a 500 team game, but Engineers
went them one better with a 17O5
set.