Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-01-07
. PECTATOR space will be at
. premium tonight at the Lucky
Strike when the Capitals two

- PECTATOR space will be at
premium tonight at the Lucky
Strike when the Capitals two
- mightiest duckpin combina-
tions, Rose Liquor Store and Occi-
dental Restaurant. square of in the
feature match of the District League
which swings back into action on
three other bowling fronts-Northeast
Temple. Georgetown and Convention
Hall.
Statistics released today reveal Rose
Liquor is shooting at a terrific 603-
game average pace, with Occidental
but four sticks game behind. Six
Of the 10 first high-average howitzers
OF the major circuit will line up for
the second-place battle at which
position both are tied today.
ON THE Occidental side will be
Aston Clarke. top average shooter
Of the circuit with 1862: Bill Krauss,
NTH, with 1888, and Perez Wolfe,
ninth, with 1922. The heavy artil-
lery of the Ben Rose entry, Johnny
Anderson, Henry May and Joe Har-
rison. with 124-11. 1898 and 1888,
respectively. are fourth, sixth and
seventh in the hectic race for indi-
vidual supremacy.
The frst-place Washington
Brewery. steaming along with
IS wins In So games, NETS the
champion Heurich Brewers at
Temple.
Action will start at 10 o'clock. Ed
Schlegel and his Geergetowners play
host to Howard Campbells Lucky
Strikers, who just before the holiday
recess were cutting quite a caper,
forging into fourth place. four games
back Of the pacemaker. Evenly
matched. Arcadia tnvades Convention
Hall for tussle with Eddie Espey
and his gang.
Howard Parsons, the Luckies' lead.
OF shooter, grabbed the runner-up
spot in the individual averages lust
before the holidays with 1923, shoot
ing sets Of 396. 40 and AL in q row
to pass Ollie Pacini. who almost sin
gle handed has held Washington
Brewery in the lead with 1927.
|nUT Of the nmelight of the city,s
big-league bowling for several
years, Helena Kohler still IS to be
counted among the best of the girl
bowlers hereabouts. More often than
not her scores top the Eastern Star
League. Last night her 1873 top string
punctuated Unity's SIS high game,
which tripped Bethany in the odd
skirmish.
Sweeping Acacia, the Joseph
H. Milan4 quint deadlocked for
first place with Nispeh, which
dropped tussle to Mount
Pleasant.
Turning In . set Of $40, Jean Cory
led Treaty Oak to q 81 verdict over
washington Centennial. Lucy Owen.
star member Of the latter team, shot
. sparkling SAT.
Bob Osgood. who gets q slice Of the
$500 Star tourney prize with his 500
score. shot top game Of lat to feature
the front-running Hand Set teams
rout Of the Northerns In the G. d p.
Telephone League. The second-place
Centrals bagged two from Cleveland
with high counts Of sos and 1896.
Bill Wolfe, with 362. was Central's
heaviest walloper.
Causing . mild surprise, the last.
place Holmes crew trimmed Social
Security three games In the Lucky
Strike Ladies' League. With Sadie
Curtin hitting the high spots with
l23 and 80, the leading General
Land Once garnered two tits from
Buforcom. The Bureau Of Investiga-
ton lassies made merry whitewashinR
H. o. L. c. No. 2. Mae Woody Of
Social Security shot 117-2s7.
Wholesale and Districtmen, run
ming one-two in the Chestnut Farms
Dairy loop, won 2-l decisions from
Cream Tops and vitamin D, respec-
lively. Peake Of Districtmen took
honors with 1873 and 357.
kOR the FIRST time In six years the
name Of Lorraine GULL today
does not figure IN the day.after talk
Of the Wemen's District Ieague
weekly matches. In Florida, Miss
GULL missed last nights scheduled
matches, the first time she has been
absent from her Lucky Strike team
on . District League night since 1929.