The Washington times., 1938-12-02
ROLL
RECORD SET IN
CAPITAL LOOP

WdSIllIlBUOH Del anu EIUNlSlOIt
bowlerS today while boasting q
season record team set of 1901
were in the thick of the National
Capital pennant race; one game
back of the News and Dome OIL
pinmen, who are deadlocked for
first place.
The butchers rolled their way
into a contending position oy
swapping the BenmackS in a
doubleheader match at the Lucky
Strike last night Starring in the
SiX-geme win and the record-break.
ing team total were Joe Freschi
with a 1893 set and AL Wright.
with a 383 and $50, who vie with
Ed Cleary as the leading speed.
ballerS among the city's maple.
spillerS.
CYR TOPS WITH 372
c. c. Cyr was the top shooter
with 372 as Dome Oil annexed
two games from Tribby'S Real
Estate and Lloyd Farmer with 378
enabled the News to turn back
JalepS Restaurant, twice.
Freschi and Wright taking ad-
vantage of the tWin-bill qualified
for the roll-offs in the 18th an
nual Star Yuletide tournament
with 663 and 643, respectively.
George Honey famed for his
199th game rolled at the North
east Temple in 1886 which stood
as an all-time record for league
competition until Tony DeFino |
shot his 208 at the Arcadia a |
year later, has been renamed
manager of the Southeast Queen
Pin alleys by General Manager
Charles Olive who operates the
Temple and Takoma Park eStab-
liShmentS.
TWO NEW MARKS
Two season records were eStab-
lished in the Silver Spring Georgia
Avenue League when Don Seaton,
the loops top-average shooter,
rolled 1856 and Petworth Pharma-
cieS counted team game of 621.
Seaton's record smashing gave the
Silver Spring Cleaners and Dyers !
a 81 edge over Grotto Grill. Omar
Spiker's 150-374 were high for ,
the losers. !
The Empires are sporting the
record season team count of 1,446
Tor the Ladies Procurment League,
with Helen Suess particularly l
proud of her 318 total, which led
The new record-holders to a three
game win from the LarkS last
night at the Lucky Strike.
Mary Balaguer collected pins in
record numbers at the Lucky 1
Strike to establish a season record
set Of 1913 for the Commissioner
and Miscellaneous Ladies League.
Her walloping was the highlight
IN General Counsel No. / team
Personnel. Technical
Staff, pacesetter and defending
champion, was soundly spanked
oy General Counsel No. 2. It was
the leaders first Whitewash coat
If the season. /
Hecht Company maple spillerS,
handing Credit Bureau three
game drubbing, moved into second
place and three-and-one-half games
back of the frontrrunning Kann'S
he am which failed to see action at
the Recreation last night in the
Store League.
A 81 victory by Raleigh Haber-
dashery from Guy-Curran gave
the winners a third-place tie with
Woodward & Lothrop, last years
flag winners, was paced by Clar-
ence MAYORS 365 in their sweep
over Hahn Shoes. Frank Jelleff
rollers nicked LanSburgh's twice.
Banging up goose eggs for Navy,
The Commerce maids regained first
place in the Lucky Strike Ladies'
League, while the erStwhile lead
ing Social Security No. 2 club was
bounced out of the first place
when Holmes Bakery. led by Mack
115-301, scored a clean
sweep. Ann Smith, with a 1875
string, was high game roller in
the Commerce win.
Sweeping Veterans Administra-
ton when Anchorman Strother
rolled $40 high set of evening, st.
gained a commanding
lead of sever games in the Amer
Iican Federation of Federal EN-
playes' League.