Evening star., 1938-04-14
Hardest Working Yankee Pitcher Name in Box Score
SEASON RECORDS
SET AT BOWLING
University Shop Team Gets
1,942, Harrison Shoots
Game of.183.

While the University Shop bowlers
today were distinguished as the all
time team set record smashers in the
Recreation League by virtue Of their
1892 last night at the Recreation
plant, Joe Harrison was sporting
season record game of 1873 which
marked the Marlboro Hotel shooters
bid for the loops individual cham
pionship as he zoomed his average to
124-44 with 434 set.
With Gene Hargett shooting All,
Irwin Simon. 399; Dave Groth, 378;
George Pinkey) Bradt, 379. and
| Ouncie Harrison, 375, the University
Shop outfit cracked the former record
by two pins which Blaydes Contract
ing shot several months ago The
team game counts were 592, CAT and
7O3.
When Terry's Appliance nicked the
second-place University Shop in the
first skirmish, the pace-setting Breg-
mans Wildcats about clinched the
pennant by sweeping Marvin's Credit
to take tWo-game lead Sam Simon
was the Bregman star with 412
Harrison's heavy pin pounding aided
by Brad Mandley's 400 produced a
three-game win for Marlboro Hotel
from Herzog's. Frank Donaldson add
ed to the nights fireworks when he
shot 397 to headline Blanken's Res
cidentally Harrison's whopper game
Is stick more than the former sea-
son mark held by Fred Dieterich of
Blaydes Contracting
u. s. Employees Elect Justice.
At the annual meeting of the Amer
ican Federation of Government EN-
ployes' League one of its leading bowl
ers. James w. Justice Of Public Health
Service, was elected president for the
1899 season. Walter Skinner. st.
Elizabeth's Hospital. was chosen secre-
tary Earl c. Thorn, United States
Weather Bureau. was named treas
urer. and Charles Caldsbaugh. United
States Tariff Commission, is the new
scorer.
Ercel Wiseman, la Rue Tanner.
Kenneth Ford and Mrs. Mildred Par
sonage were named on the Rules
Committee. Internal Revenue No. /
was the pennant winner for the sec
ond straight season. with Tariff Com
mission finishing second in the wind
up at the Lucky Strike.
Washington Centennial deadlocked
the nag chase in the Eastern Star
League with Bethany Chapter boulers
last night at the Lucky Strike when
the former took 2-l decision from
Martha, while the latter was swamped
| by the last-place Mount Pleasant team.
Alma Dorsey's l25-325 aided the Cen
| t"nnial climb. Shooting high weekly
| game OF 100, Sadie Harrison prevented
| Treaty Oak from sweeping Lebanon.
Busy in District Loop.
Action in the District League tonight
VIII be staged at three maple plants
| When the second-place Heurich
Brewers invade Georgetown Recrea-
ton to tackle Ed Schlegels West
Enders. who only last SATURDAY.
smashed their way to second place in
the National Duckpin Bowling Con-
gress tournament with a 1,94e count
Max Rosenberg's Regal Neon Signers
are carded against Arcadia at the
Lucky Strike, while Convention Hall
meets Lucky Strike at Convention
| Hall. The Occidental -Tru-Blu match
may be postponed at Takoma Park.
due to the Occidental Ribbon
match at Convention Hall.
Finishing the season with an average
| Of 1ll-26, Lucy Rose won the Cham
pionship of the Ladies' District
League. while her Rosslyn team
| annexed the pennant for the fourth
! season in row by taking two games
| from Georgetown as the curtain fell
| last night
In winning the title Mrs. Rose
uncrowned Lorraine GULL. to mark
the first time Washington's foremost
| woman bowler has ever lost a league
| high-average honor in her career in
competition. In 1929 Miss GULL broke
her consecutive string Of victories
when she toured the East as bowling
instructor. Mrs. Rose shot 304 and
Miss GULL 307 for their final efforts
The pennant scramble found Tad
HoWards Rendezvous sweeping North
east Temple to win runner-up honors
and Lucky Strike took third place.
They capped their season with 81
win from Convention Hall.
Caroline Hiser was the nights star
when she shot 130-36l in 7-Up's
81 win from Shaffer Flowers.
ST. ALBANS NETMEN WIN.