Evening star., 1937-11-12
ROSSLYN IS SCENE
OF STARRY SERIES
0ccidentaIs Gain Big Lead
In District Loop With
Win From HaIImen.

III tIlc llHe-up Wnen FTeQS
- Mems Shop tackles the Con-
necticut Blue Ribbons tonight at
Rosslyn. Espey, pounding the ma
Piles at q l25 clip in the District
League, will team up with Ed Blake
ney. Joe Harrison, Jack Talbert and
Calf Davis.
Tomorrow the famous New Eng
landers will shoot in the Times Dixie
Sweepstakes. Frank Barber, the
Blue Ribbon manager, will have in
tow, Nick Tronsky. Dixie Sweepstakes
champion: Jack White, Wally Pipp,
Mike Bogino. Bill Tato and Billy
Weirdak. Harrison and Blakeney
will pair in the doubles, while the
former is slated for singles. Action
will start at 10:15 o'clock.
Occidentals Stretch Lead.
OCCIDENTAL RESTAU RANT
bovlers today held q five-game
lead in the District League flag chase.
With their leadership threatened, the
titleholders stepped on the gas last
night at Convention Hall to sweep
the Hallmen off their feet. Joe Fres-
chi's 40 set and Capt. Dutch New
mans 155 topped a three-game win.
Whip Litchfield tried to stave OF the
trimming with q Alb count. The de-
feat cost Convention Hall second place.
Carl Gochenour WAS the leader with
q 384 set when Arcadia trimmed Tru-
Blu, 81, but the boys from TakomA
Park slipped into second place with
their lone win due to the three-game
loss suffered by the Hallmen. Lou
Jenkins Of Tru-Blu shot 369.
Heurich rewers reached the 500
mark for the first time this season by
downing Lucky Strike in the odd one
at Columbia. Sam Simon's 382 was
tops for the Brewers, who after q
poor start have won seven Of their
last nine games. Howard Parsons,
rolling 383 for the Luckies, shot q
triple-header strike in his last game.
Royals Beat Recs.
d EGAL NEON SIGN won the first
and last games from Georgetown
Recreation, with 500 and 607 totals,
but the Westenders nipped them in the
middle skirmish with 6l1. Harry All
ken's 378 and Gait Davis 372 led
the Royals, with Ed Nash's 367 high
for the Georgetowners.
National Capital League pintoppling
hit record figures at Lucky Strike,
when the Benmacks cracked the sea-
sons team set mark with 1852 to
down the strong Jalepes Restaurant
flve. 2-l. Pete Turner was the heaviest
walloper, with 405. His top game was
1853. Russ Hopkins, new member,
aided with $50 set. Lou Ruche rolled
3s1 for the losers.
Wesley Miltner, vice president Of
the Washington City Duckpin Asso-
citation, starred in the leading Wash
ington Canoe Clubs 81 win from
Red Circle Food Shop, with 154-377.
Naval Medical Center did an about
face and trimmed Tribby's Real Es-
tate the odd one, with Nick Brichs
shooting 1854.
BY a margin of four pins Gait S
Bros. bowlers defeated the Kirk Sons
& Co., representatives of Baltimore
at Lucky Strike. The visitors were
wined and dined. Two Of yesteryear's
rollers for Galt's In the Commercial
League, w. H. Wright and Jack Prel-
Ter, had paved the way to victory.
Maple Nuts Show Way.
MAPLE NUTS are the pacesetters
In the Miscellaneous Tax
League as result Of sweeping the
erstwhile leading Easy Marks Skippy
Grants 364 featured the so win.
Al Mcdonald holds the seasons set
record OF 402 and his Lansburgh's
team second place In the Department
Store League. One Of the top shoot
ers OF the loop, AIS maple pounding
was the hiEhlight In a al win from
the strong Hecht Co. at the Recrea-
tion last night.
Woodward & Lothrop and Guy
Curran held their first place deadlock
by each winning odd ones from Jel-
leff's and Lamb Seal a. Stencil Co.,
respectively.
A three-way tie for the runner-up
spot was created by Raleigh Haber-
dasher and Credit Bureau when the
former tripped the champion Kann's
twice and the latter did likewise to
Hahn's. Silverbergs 37l and Will