The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-22
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.SCHLEGEL ENTRY
SCORES BIGGEST
BOWLING UPSET
By SID KATZNELL

By SID KATZNELL
Georgetown Recreation maple
spillers today had taken a new
lease on life following their 2-to-1
victory last night over the pace
setting Occidental Restaurant
team to create the biggest upset
of the District League season.
While the Ed Schlegel entry was
scoring it's first win of the season
the OccidentalS were suffering
their first defeat and with it went
their 900 orbetter game streak
after running it to IA in row.
SCORES IN FIRST
The Occidentals fairly swamped
the Georgetowners in the first
game, $50 to $50 but the West
enders fought back to win the
second tilt, 638 to 500. and finished
on the long end of a 594 to STA
score in the final skirmish. Ed
Nash's 388 was tops for the win
ners with Joe Freschi'S 401 leading
the Occidental attack.
Tru-Blu and Convention Hall
had it hot and heavy at Conven-
ton Hall with the former crew of
experts winning a 81 verdict.
With Gene Targets 1910 paw
ing the way, Tru-Blu won the first
game, $50 to 635, dropped the
middle game, $40 to 619 and fin
iShed in front in the final tilt, ST.
to 566. Eddie Espey's 388 set and
Paul Perkins 1855 featured for the
Hallmen.
ARCADIA WINS
Carl Gochenour starred in Ar.
cadia's 2-1 win from Lucky
Strike, with a 403 set, his second
straight 400. The Arcadians shot
top scores Of 620-1753, with the
Luckies taking the final game as
Howard Parsons counted 154 for
a 402 set.
Max RoSenberg'S Regal Neon
Sign outfit, after dropping the
opening tusSle to Heurich Brewers,
came back to win the final two
tits with 633 and 500 counts. Joe
Harrison, chalking up his first 400
OF the season, dandy 400, led the
Royals charge. Sam Simon'S 387
was tops for the Heurich gang.
Hammering the naples for a
record season game Of 1866, Jimmy
Moore saved Red Circle from a
shutout in the National Capital
League last night at Lucky Strike
when Washington Beef and Pro
vision paced by AL Wright's 145-
377 won two games.
Pete Turner, with 151-392.
featured the BenmackS 81 win
from Medical Center. Daily News
defeated Tribby's Real Estate the
odd one with Lloyd Farmers 1870
344 tops. Lee Atwelps 1881
proved the winning wallops for
Jalepes Restaurants 81 decision
over the firSt-place Washington
Canoe Club.
Lincoln Post won its fourth
straight match in the American
Legion loop. but had its consecu-
tive game streak broken when
Treasury won the middle skirmish
when Browns 1875 gave the latter
team the edge. Bunker Hill
smeared the runner-up, Jasper Post
crew, for three games, with Buck
Dodge's $50 leading the sweep.
George Bradt's ia is the top aver
age mark.
Bethany is out In front of the
Eastern Star pennant chase, but
had its winning streak stopped
when Joseph H. Milans, led by e.
len Veihmeyer'S 326 set, won two
games. Unity stopped the fast
travelling Treaty Oak crew three
times, while Lebanon swept Acacia
with Harrison's lis high.
George Bryon's top scores of
136-372 featured the c. & P. Tele-
phone League rolling and gave
Dial Office the odd-game win
from Accounting. Northern, with
high-team counts of 551 and 1881,
swept Accounting No. 2 team.
With Ora de Mayo shooting 11S.
high string Of the night, Social
Security took two games from
General Counsel No. /, while Tech
nical Staff No. /, Commissioners
and Miscellaneous League leaders,
dropped two games to Steno-
graphic. Eva Weinert's 303, with
106 for a high string, led Accounts
and Collections to the odd one
over Technical Staff No. 2. The
last-place Alcohol Tax No. 2 sur
prised by swapping General Coun-
sci No. 8.
Buforcom held its lead in the
Lucky Strike Ladies Independent
League by downing Holmes, al,
with high-Scoring honors going to
Miss Grigsby, Of the losers, with
1890. Ruth Moran's 1O8 gave
Standards the odd game over
M. I. N. Social Security No. 2
blanked Social Security No. /,
much to the chagrin Of LaVonne
Taylor.
BROADWAY BOUTS TONIGHT
Wally Dusek will wrestle Chief
Thunder Bird In q finish match ct