Evening star., 1938-10-19
st. Gabriel Girls Set Record.

81. GaDrlel GlrlS Set RECORD.
ST. Gabriel's girl boWlers were dis
tinguished today as all-time record
holders for the Ladies' Catholic League
by virtue Of their 567 team game rolled
last night at the Lucky Strike Prob
ably the most pleased is Nellie Schroth
who led the firing with record season
game of 1856 However, the second
place st. Francis crew was little per-
turbed by this heavy walloping win
ming two games Margaret OBriens
l25 saved the leading st. Anthony's
from being whitewashed by All Saints
Christine Hanlein turned in l2l-3l6,
enabling L. A. A. o. H. to trim Holy
Comforter A team twice
Capitolians, aided by the nifty roll
ing of Florence Thompson swept the
Columbians to take second place in the
Ladies' Chamber of Commerce League
The victory moved Angie Brosnan's
crew within one game of the leading
Senators, who dropped a tilt to the
Utopians. Capt. Frances Ashford of
the pace settlers shot high game of SO,
with set honors going to Helen McIl-
vaine, who hiked her top league aver
age to 81 with 283
Illness has forced Regina Jones. the
loops handspring and co-editor of that
witty paper. STRIKES to Spare" to the
sidelines. Frances Ashford is scoring
in her stead while Evelyn Judson has
taken over the duties of chronicler,
Gertrude Rosholt's 129 and Gladys
Brokers 1886 were the high lights in
the Ladies Lutheran League, rolling at
the Arcadia.
Makes Big Game Count.
Grace Day rolled only one game in
the Ladies P. w. A-U S. H. A. League
at the Lucky Strike. but her 10l tied
Dorothy Higgins for top game and
clinched 80 win for P. w. A. Engi-
neering from P. w. A. Administrative.
Miss Higgins, chalking up high set of
286, led U. S. Administration to 81
decision over P. w. A. Legal.
Cunning tonight for undisputed pos
session of first place in the Temple
Minor League will be Trant's Restau-
rant and the Warwicks. The former
tackles Mario Kidwell's Senators, while
the latter shoots against Hoffer's Mar
ket. Last week the Senators hung up
high team scores of 585 and 1865.
At the Queen Pin tonight first place
will be at stake in the Southeast
League when Brinkley's and Square
Deal tangle. Rolling 1928 for high
team set, the Bacas Bros. copped two
from Peerless. The latter outfit avert
ed a shutout by shooting high team
game of SGT.
The pennant chase In the United
States Housing Authority League was
deadlocked when Accounts, sweeping
Personnel, moved up on even terms
with Office Service when the latter
dropped two games to Management.
Richard Hausman's 157-381 are
league records for the season.
Hilliard Has Hot Hand.
Harry Hilliard, 1886 Campbell
Sweepstakes winner, rolling 39l, was
the star as the champion Jacobs
Transfer rolled a record season set of
1872 to knock DAILY Food Shop out OF
first place in the Columbia Heights
League with 81 win. Arcadia
swamped Arcade-Pontiac to gain the
league lead when Paul Perkins high
string of ISL topped of 629 game
A 3e3 set is needed by Joe Harrison
tonight if the Tucci's Plumbers team
ace is to maintain his 131-average
pace in the Recreation League. His
last two sets have been over 400.
Ten sharpshooters are rattling the
naples for better than 124 according
to the figures of Scorer George AID
ridge. Irwin Simon is second to Har-
rison with 1904, followed by Paul
Jarman, 1882; Brad Mandley, 1868;
Harold Hodges, 1868; Henry May, l26;
Astor Clarke 1858; Harry Dawson,
124-6; Carl Gochenour, 1912, ana
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