Evening star., 1938-12-14
Chevy Chase Dairy
League Could Put
Plant Over Top
MondIey Hikes Average
In RossIyn Loop With
Counts of 166-415

they will, you can look for the
Georgetown Recreation to have
more than $50 bowlers rolling in
The Evening Star Tournament"
said Lou Kreamer, one of Ed
Schlegels aides at the West End
maple plant, today.
with Benny LutZ, president of
the league, batting for us, believe
most of the members will roll,'
Kreamer said.
The 12-club league is staging
merry pennant chase, with Whole
sale in front by game, with "a
wins out of 80 rolled. One game
back, Seal Test, Districtmen and
Special Delivery are tied for the
runner-up spot The Cream Tops
are fifth, one game in the van of
Orangeade.
According to Kreamer more than
30 already have rolled their quail
flying sets at Georgetown Recrea-
ton, representing a big increase
over last season. The Mixed Ameri-
can League, Maritime Ladies and
General Land Office loop of eight
mems teams and four Women's will
likely swell the entry.
Chevy Chase Booms Turney.
Manager Eddie Espey, who is
meeting with more than fair sue
cess In lining up bowlers at the
Chevy Chase establishment for The
Stars giant holiday maple party,
expects to see a flock of boWlers
rolling in the tournament tonight.
Larry McClung, president of the
eight-club United States Engineer
Ing League. has promised to have
his loop roll in body, while the
10-team National Association of
Letter Carriers League hopes to give
100 per cent support.
Brad Mandley threw his hat in the
ring for the high-average cham
pionship of the Rosslyn Independent
League when weekly top counts of
166-415 hiked his average to 120-36.
His second-place Cooke Press quint,
piling up 1,799 pins for high set,
swept Arlington Trust.
With Ben Hare shooting 374, the
leading Kingans held tight to their
2-game lead by whitewashing Ar
lington Pharmacy.
Billy Flyback)) Stalcup scared
his average to 12l-13 with a 402 set
that enabled Sherman Clothiers to
take the odd one from Washington
Canoe Club. Billy is running sec
ond to Lou jenkins, who is slam
ming the NAPLES at a 124-32 clip.
Compiling sets of 379 and 371, Harry
Dawson and Karl Gochenour led
Clarendon Decorators 81 win from
Dependable Cleaners. Earl Donald
son rolled $50 for the lostrs.
Francis Robertson spilled 378
naples, but watched his Quality
Shop lose three games to Y. M. C. A.
Early pacesetter, the Quality outfit
has lost 18 of its last 81 games.
Carew Blasts Headpin.
Roy CareW, captain of the Special
Adjustment team, rolling his first
400-set, cracked two season records
with 166-410 in the Income Tax
League at the Lucky Strike. His
team, chalking up high weekly
counts of 597-1 ,638, nicked Audit
d. twice. Natural Resources, sweep
ing General Counsel, deadlocked first
place with Audit D-2 when the lat
ter lost tilt to Executives. Skippy
Grant and Jimmy Jolliffe, the latter
still going strong after more than
a quarter of a century of maple
spilling, combined counts of 1896
and 14l-36l, respectively, to aid in
81 win for Accounts and Col
lections from Mail Room. The A. C.s
lost the game in which Grant shot
his high single.
Some lusty pin pounding marked
the rolling in the Ladies Catholic
League when Agnes Bayer an 86-
average bowler tied Ann Ford'S
season record string with 149. Her
334 set also was instrumental in
L. A. A. o. H. blanking Holy Com
forter B. st. Francis Xavier main
tanned third place by sweeping Holy
Comforter E as Irene Swami starred,
with 140-340.
Although bolstering it's lineup
with Betty Dugan, former Ladies'
District League luminary, who
rolled 1880, the second place
Holy Comforter c team lost two
games to st. Gabriel's. Betty Hoff-
man came through with 1885 for
the losers. All Saints, sweeping
Holy Comforter D, won it's first
three in a row this season. The
pace setting st. Anthony's, winning
al from Holy Comforter A, boosted
its lead to five games.
Frank Orletsky missed 400 by only
a pin to chalk up high set in the
Sanico League, while his Bakery
teammates helped to stack up high
weekly totals of 576-1 667 at Con-
vention Hall. Produce Department
assumed the front position in the
pennant chase by tripping the Sec
ond place Green Baggers twice.
Acacia Race Close.
With five of the six teams still
In the pennant scramble, the Acacia
Mutual Life Insurance League will
bring the first half of its season
to close Friday night at the Ar
cadia. Deadlocked for the lead
this Crippens and Nichols hold the
edge. However. the Roberts in fifth
phce. are only two games back.
The Runyons, two games in front
OF the Hallidays, apepar to have
the women's title sewed up.
Three season records were cracked
last week when the Roberts team
totaled $50 and Jesse White, its ace
roller, hung up counts of 155 and
S68. Second high set of 346 went to
Harold Lewis while his Crippens
registered second high season team
game of 532. Ernestine Munks was
the star among the maids, rolling
3l5 for season record.
Polishing off E. Kahn, the second
place Brentwood pinmen cut the
lead of the pace-Settinp R'nai-