Evening star., 1932-10-31

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Nu team is away to flying start
in the Nat wide Grocers
League, which does its rolling
on the Convention Hall drives. Latest
averages show M'Clsry with an average
of 1879, three points higher than that
Of his nearest rival, Riley of N. Auth
Provision Co.
The passing of the weeks fails to
widen the race i'll the Odd Fellows
League. Mount Pleasant. at the end of
the seventh week. is on top by a slight
margin, bat the next seven teams are
so closely punched that single nights
bowling may turn the standing all
around.
Centennial No . lost its first set Of
the season i'll the East Washington
Church League when Bob Heimer with
1868 and Lee Raum with a l48game
led First Brethren to a two-game vic
tory over the league leader.
CWEEPING over Anacostia, ST Johns
- finally broke triple tie for the
leadership in the Masonic League.
taking first place as Tompras rolled
36l. Centennial, with Helm rolling
366, won two games from Dawson and
slipped into the runnor-up berth.
Gray of Naval appears to have de-
veiCped habit of winning games in the
last three boxes, much to the annoyance
Of his riva,s. Ka bettered his feat
Of last Wae,i by scoring 81 pins in his
last three boxes to win the odd gam@
from Pcntalpha and knocked the latter
out OF IL tie for the leader hip.
Showing only two losses in Is games
Domestic Commerce now holds a three
game lead i'll the d, department. of Com
merCe WOmenS League
The team also rolled 4S3 and 1906
for the weeks high game and set.
Annette Matthews 1874 game and
245 set enabled the Columbans to down
the Barristers IN the Wa -hngtun
WCmen's League and maintain their
lead Of half a game over the BeaoueS
COlumbianS also hold the high team
game and set records with 582 and
COG
Banks of the Adjutants is a promi-
nent figure in the War Depa .tment
League, holding the high average with
ll8-l; sharing the high set honors
with 375. and standing fourth among
the high-game shooters with l44. ac-
cordinb to figures released last week.
One reason why the Holy Name team
Is up arOGnI The top III the Holy Name
League, Section b. is the rolling o.
Meyer. In - games he has compiled
an average Of 1863 and has taken
the lead III high game and sci shooting
with the scores of l6l and 4l0.
Downing PctWOrth in all three games.
King Pin jumped into the lead in the
WcmeA's district League, as the Co.
lumbla. Rendezvous and Arcadia. which
had been deadlocked in q four-Way tie,
were losers TO clubs in the lower
EracEe-
Rena Ivy took the lead over Lcr-
ra ne Gull II the irGiIidua battle by
margin of three pins Miss Levy's
mark now is ll1-3 for 10 games.
Northeast Temples champions moved
into challenging position in the Dis
trict League VII II they swept over Co.
lumbla while Occidental was losing to
Rendezvous
The Temple team. however. was
forced to roll team set of 903
Having swept ov,r eight of its oppo-
nents. the champion Cool Drinks bowl
erS have ku. Cue mere hurdle to 81. ide
over before bringing to a close the
first series of tha Columbia Heights
League with every match a yictOrlCus
one.
The team now is leading the loop by
five games. 0lt the remaining barrier,
which Will b. faced Tuesday, is the
crack Swan team, rurneg-up last year.