Evening star., 1937-10-13
HIS SCORES DOWN
R0SSLYN CHAMPS
Chamber of Commerce Loop
for Girls Gets Away
to Snappy Start.

~ RAD MANDLEY, out of big
- time bowling for the last sew
eral years, today still possesses
- much of the duckpin skill that
won for him the country's No. rank
ing in 1929.
This was evident last night at Ross
lyn, when Brad in his slow methodical
bowling style clipped the naples for
top set OF 400 to enable Cook Press to
trim the champion Arlington Trust
club two out of three games. The WIN
ner OF the Howard Campbell classic in
1929 and the Eastern sweepstakes at
Waterbury in 1881 shot consistent
strings of 142, 1877 and 1870. The mixed
team OF Arlington Trust was saved
from whitewashing when Blanche
Wootton came through with telling
lab. The title holders have won only
Tour games in Is played.
The only sweep of the night found
Smyser's Pharmacy counting the high
set of l,752 to rout Arlington Clean
ers with Eddie Barker in the star role
by rolling 1896. Shah & Shah roll
ers nipped the leading Manning Serv-
ice crew, 21, with high game of 627.
Watson and Bride Visit.
CHARLIE WATSON member of the
1882 Silver Spring national cham
pions after two years in Texas is back
IN town. Accompanying him is his
attractive bride, the former Nancy
Douglas of Dallas. For several nights
now they have been doing the rounds
OF the mapleways The Walsons ex-
pect to leave for Oklahoma early in
November, where Charlie will continue
IN his position with General Account
ing Office.
For new league that encompasses
many girls rolling their first season.
the Chamber of Commerce League of
six teams is doing things up brown.
Through the efforts of Regina Jones
and Evelyn Judson, editor and as
slstant editor, respectively, snappy
paper called Strikes to Spare" already
has made its appearance.
Moreover, their schedule book In
three colors is clever and smart look
Ing. The second weeks rolling at
Lucky Strike last night resulted in
Helen McIlvaine taking high game
honors with 103 as her Skylarks avert
ed shutout with top game of 424
when Helen Kellogg led the Orioles to
I'll win with high set of 27S.
Kay Burns in Front
X AY BURNS, organizer of the eight
team Washington Gas Light
Women's League that has only four
girls rolling on side, proved its star
performer last night when a string of
III and 335 set led the Safety Valves
to sweep over Toasters. Meters
tripped Flames three times while
2-to-l decisions went to Pilots and
Scatters over Torches and Burners.
respectively.
Naomi Farrall, leading bowler of the |
Ladies Catholic League, is sporting
= 104 average today by virtue of her |
top 329 set last night at Lucky Strike. |
Her st. Francis Xavier team clipped
Sacred Heart three games to pull past
the 500 percentage mark. Mary Nor
ris of the losers shot 1T. The erst-
while runner-up, All Saints quint.
was swamped by st. Anthony, while
the flrst-place Holy Comforter "A"
team retained the lead with 2-to-1
verdict over L. A. A. o. H.
Irene Fitzgibbons, with 116-301,
featured st. Joseph's odd one from
Holy Comforter e"
Scoring honors in the Washington
ladies' loop at Arcadia went to Leone
Adair with 131 and Mary Esten with
S44. Leone played the top role IN
Shamrocks' season record game of
571, which decided a 2-to-1 win from
Bee Bees, while Mary gave the Colo
mails the edge over Columbians in two
games. Ell Gees, Senators and Wood
peckers BANKED the Cardinals, A. L. |
e. M. and Mohicans.