Evening star., 1938-11-23
Clarke and Harrison
Will Shoot Friday
With D. {. Team
HiIIiurd Becomes Top
Roller Of City With
Average of 1906

average or I3V-o
Big-time intercity match game
bowling will reach a climax next
Friday night when the famous Blue
Ribbons of Connecticut come to
town for a battle with the Cuff and
Santini All-Stars at Rosslyn.
The annual attraction that Wash
ington fans look forward to eagerly
likely is to see 'em hanging from
the rafters when the firing gets
underway at $50.
Heading the New England sharp
shooters will be the redoubtable Nick
1'ronsky, who will team with such
experts as Pat Rooney, Bill Tato,
Bozo Dente and Joe Gacek.
To combat the powerful Nutmeg
gers, Santini has bolstered his regu-
lar District League lineup with
Astor Clarke and Joe Harrison, who
have no superiors as team shooters.
Picking up stick with 39l set,
Harry Hilliard, one of Prince
Georges County's leading duck
pinners, went to the front as Wash
ington's high average shooter of the
season with a mark of 1906 in the
crack Columbia Heights League.
The Jacobs Transfer sharpshooter,
coupling his efforts with Jimmie
Smiths 1859, paved the way for last
years pennant winners to hang up
a season record team game of 662.
However, the current pacesetting
Chaconas Market outfit, totaling
weekly high team set of 1902,
spanked the Jacobs aggregation
twice by annexing the first two
games.
With Bill Krauss as top shooter of
the night at Arcadia. the Evans
Sholls entry swept the runner-up
Arcadia crew. The veteran Jimmie
Simmons starred with 1880 as
the last-place Lucky Five nicked
Days Food Shop twice. Sam
Simon's 154 saved Arcade Pontiac
from being blanked by Hessick Coal
Lou jenkins, ace bowler of the
leading Kingans, maintained his
127-12 average in the Rosslyn indie
pendent League when he shot a 381
set, but even his brilliant efforts
coupled with 382 by Ben Hare
failed to stop the 81 charge of
Clarendon Decorators, who were led
by Harry Dawsons 1854.
McGlincy's Market was handed
2-1 setback by Smyser's Pharmacy.
Brad Mandley rolled top string of
III to save game for Quality Shop.
John Kinnahan's 157-400 were tell
ing punches for Arlington Motors
George Honey's 800 put the Sena-
tors across twice against Arlington
Trust.
With Franks Tavern pinmen pro-
tecting a tWo-game lead and only
five games separating the first eight
clubs, a spirited pennant chase In
the Northeast Temple Minor League
will be resumed tonight.
Among the high lights of last
weeks rolling were the victories
scored by two second-division teams
when Hoffer's Market nipped the
second-place Standard Brand twice
and Boveglio Club plastered the
Warwicks, who dropped into tie
.or the runner-up spot. The 10th
place Greyhounds, with Stan Orlet-
sky shooting a 374-set, nicked the
hfth-place Senators. Gene Smiths
1895 were tops.
st. Anthony in Front.
st. Anthony's went two games in
front of the Catholic Ladies League
by sweeping St. Peters last night at
the Lucky Strike, while L. A. A. o. H.
gained second place by downing Holy
Comforter C, with Catherine Han
lein rolling top scores of 122-320
for the winners.
Earl Milkwick's wallops Of IA
1863 were instrumental in knocking
Accounts out of first place in the
United States Housing Authority.
Office Service recaptured the top
rung when John Sheehan's 123-32S
led a sweep over Project Planning.
Legal halted the pennant dash OF
Construction Review. dropping the
latter into a second-place tie by
winning two games.
Winning tied last skirmish on
foll-off to whitewash the Jackersons,
B'nai Birth strengthened its grip
on first place in the Distributors
League. In forfeit match Meyer
Weinberg, ace shooter on the Nc
Kesson club, had top scores of 1872
381. Sidney Eisenberg, president OF
the loop, led in three-game win
for the Internationals from Brent
wood with 333 set.
Frank Tietila is sporting an all
time record game for the mems
Lutheran League by virtue of his
ITO wallop last night at the Arcadia.
His whopper was instrumental in
Luther Place No. l chalking up
weekly high team counts of 603-
1903. Lou HOVER of st. Paul's
No. shared top scoring honors with
q 1893 set Several alleys away Helen
Epang of Keller was spanking the
Ynan1eS 1CS-215 for ton counts in