The Washington times., 1938-02-17
MEGAW PINMEN.
MEET HEURICHS.
IN LEAGUE TILT.

they meet the second.place
Heurich Brewers tonight at Ia
koma Park at 10 o'clock. The
Brewers hold a slim advantage on
the runner.up spot with Conven.
tion Hall, Regal Neon Sign and
the Tru.Blus right on their heels.
Max Rosenberg and his Royals
can intensity the flag chase by
trimming the leading Occidental
Restaurant at Lucky Strike. Con.
vention Hall meets keen opposi.
tion in Arcadia at Convention
Hall. Lucky Strike and George.
town battle at the GEORGETOWN
Recreation Hall to complete to-
nights schedule.
Two season record team counts
were tossed in the trash heap
when the Adjutants banged out
469 and 1903 in the Ladies Cham.
Der Of Commerce League. The
Canaries were taken for a three
game ride as a result of this rec
ord smashing. The Umbrettes
took possession Of second place
when Regina Jones shot 117-32O.
featuring a 2-1 victory over the
leading Orioles.
Sue Lewis. of Lebanon Chapter,
today shares high flat game in
the Eastern Star League with
Jean Cory, of Treaty Oak, by vir-
tue of her nifty 95 at Lucky
Strike. Unity forged to second
place when Ann Williams 1876
322 and Frances Dobson's III
324 put the bee on the champion
and erstwhile runnerup Mizpah
team.
Washington Centennial Is hold
ing third place as a result of
Helen Whitbeck's 1858 in a
2-to-1 win from Treaty Oak. Marie
Gochenour starred with 12O-327
IN Martha Chapters whitewash of
Mt. Pleasant.
Kay Burns, Washington Women's
Duckpin Association secretary,
was the star Of the Ladies Wash
lngton Gas Light League at Lucky
Strike with 130-346.
Shaffer Flower Shop girls sup
Piled the highlight 70 the Ladies
District League by shellacking the
crack Lucky Strike team. Marge
Smiths 139-327 and Viola Bech-
told'S 126-350 paved the way for
top team counts of 564-1,6O7. I,or-
ra1ne GULL rolled best for the
losers, with $50. Tad Howard's
Rendezvous maids Swamped Area
dia, with Margaret Lynn's 100
1913. High game went to Ruth
Rothgeb, of the losers.
Technical Staff No. / are still
coasting along in first place of
the Commissioner and Miscellane-
Gus League, following their sweep
over General Counsel No. 4 inI
which Edna Van FoSSen shot ton
game Of lit and a 301 set. Maude
Cunningham's high 800 set en-
abled Technical Staff No. 2 toI
take the odd-game win from AL.
coholic Tax No. 2.
Shooting 157 for the third time
this season, which happens to be
three sticks under Johnny Ander.
sons season record game, All
O'Donoghue added q 369 set to
star in L. P. Steuart's singing
defeat of the second-place Emer-
son and Orme Service outfit.
Lindsey Stott shot 4O2 and 148l
as string game when Ourisman
was franked three games by Barry.
Pate. Incidentally, the front-run-
nerS tied their own season record
team set with 1,735. Washington
Cadillac won two from General
Motors despite Bill Griffin's 342.
Lavonne Taylor, pretty lead-offI
roller for Social Security No. IL
starred with 1888 in her
teams 2-1 victol. over Social Sc
curity No. 2 in the Lucky Strike
Ladies League. A 10000 by
Maude Fuschine aided the win.
Buforcom pulled away to a four
game lead by twice nicking Holmes
Bakery, while Standards gave the
Marine Inspection and
a disastrous three
game trimming. Elva Daugherty's
112-307 was tops for Buforcom.
Bregman's Wildcats reign In
the Recreation League was Of
short duration when Blanken'S
Restaurant, led by Perce Ellett's
400, Harry Wolfe's 378 and Earl
Steele's 371, took the erstwhile
leaders over the jumps for three.
University Shop ambled back into
the lead by sweeping Herzog's. The
dropped to third place
when the Terry's copped two from
Marvin'S Credit. Marlboro Hotel,
bringing up the pennant battle in
fourth place, three games back
Of the paceSetter, won two games
from Allied Roofing when Earl
Ouncan's 397 gave them the edge.
Perce Wolfe shot 3S9 for the
losers.
NJ ARON III