Evening star., 1935-11-06

BLANCHE WOOTTON, one of Gait
- Davis star girl rollers, added some
spice to the Rosslyn loop rolling by
shooting 1870 with Smyser's Pharmacy.
The pennant race was deadlocked
when the leading Shady Grove was
whitewashed by Wisconsin Motor and
Arnold Operated won two from Hern-
don Market.
Outside of the Rosslyn-Bill Wood
match, teams in relative positions
will be battling one another tonight
in the Ladies' District League.
The Convention Hall girls, holding
third place in the major circuit, will
be out to lower the colors of Lorraine
CULTS second-place club when they
invade Lucky Strike.
Deadlocked for fourth place, the
Arcadia and SWanee teams tuSSle al
the Arcadia promises to be heated
affair since Swanee will endeavor tc
break three-week losing streak while
Arcadia has Jared little better over
the same stretch.
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Springs topnotch duckpinners, viii
be in the lineup Of the National Beer
team when it collides with Northeast
Temple at Convention Hall. Two
games in the lead, the champion
RosslNn club encounters the Bill
Woods at Rosslyn.
- Kramer, of Labor, with 152 and
Douse, of Marine Barracks, with 382
set were the top scorers in the Gov
ernment League at Lucky Strike
Marine Barracks 587 was high team
game, while War copped set honors
with 1,706.
Lose With Big Scores.
GALL1HER AND HuGUEL4s bowl
~ ing captain today is wondering
what kind of boWlers team must have
in order to win set in the Columbia
Heights League.
Last night, the lumbermen's line
up contained two aces who rolled
games over 160 and sets better than
400, yet lost two games to Arcadia
Reds" Megaw shot 1863 and Eddie
Espey 16l. yet the brilliant efforts
of neither could push Galliher and
Huguely into the odd game over
Arcadia. Both Megaw and Espey
cracked over 400 for the night, the
former registering Alb with the latter
just IL pins behind.
Hessick Coal Co. retained the lead
ership of the league by taking a 2-1
decision from the Vincent BARRIERS,
while Dovello Plumbers applied the
same treatemnt to Highway. featur-
ing a 500 game. Logan Motor Co.
swept its set with the Ambassador
Laundry five.
Arcadia's pace-setting team in the
District League has had its already
strong lineup bolstered and will carry
an extra amount of ammunition when
it goes into action against its strong
est rival, the Heurich Brewers, to-
morrow night.
Make Rosenberg is the latest to
be signed by Capt. Paul Harrison,
and he will make his debut against
the Brewers.
Caseys Hold Smoker.
A SMOKER at the Knights of Co
= lumbus club house will top off the
weekly matches of the K. of c. League
tonight, the bowlers, scorekeepers and
rooters adjourning en- masse at the
completion of the activities at the
alley.
The new season records and hold
on first place are the prize posses
sions of the Columbians of the Wash
ington Ladies League today. In
blanking the El Gees last night the
new front-runners shot a 587 game
and q 1921 set, the greater pinfall
giving them the nod over the Sham
rocks, who. theoretically, are tied for
first place with similar record Of
games won and lost.
Florence Sabean of the Shamrocks
turned in the best individual game
last night when she rolled 1856, al
though her team dropped one game
to the Nomads. The ColonialS white
washed the Beequees, largely due to
a 378 set of Evelyn Ream. while the
Cardinals stopped the Wee Bees in
two games.