The Washington times., 1938-03-22
S. a. E.. Bowlers Ousted
From 1st Place in Loop
J umbo Bread,
SdniCo Lead in
Scoring
BY GINO SINH

held first place in the 32-club
Sanico League by virtue Of sweep
ing Airway Coffee at Convention
Hall last night while the erstwhile
leading s. A. E. team, after hold
ing the top rung for q greater part
Of the season had dropped to sec
ond place by losing two games to
Produce.
Weekly scoring honors went to
two other penEant contenderS
when Jumbo Bread counted 1900
for the set and Sanico Meats shot
$50 for top game. Individual
laurels were copped by Billy La
Billie. Of Office, who banked out
l46-367.
Joe Pop" Briles goes along pop
ping the headpin regularly but sell
dom sensationally, but last night
with the Senators in the Temple
Major League Joe developed hot
hand and came through with a
404 set. with games Of 1876, ,127 and
142, his first 400 of the season.
Leo Sorel had high game of the
evening, 143, while Pats Buffet
chalked up high team set, 1,723,
and Dixie Pigs ripped off high
team game, 606.
Washington Gas Light is the
champion Of the Merchants
League. The flag race was de-
cided last night at Convention
Hall when the new titleholders
trimmed Southern Diaries the odd
game skirmish while the runner.
UP Schneider's Bakery bowIers,
who made a strong bid for the
bunting all season were busted
off 81, by Haley Auto.
The concluding block Of an in.
tercity series will be staged Satur.
day night at Convention Hall be-
tween the Southern Diaries teams
of Washington and Annapolis.
The Marylanders lead by 72 pins.
The pennant scramble tight
ened in the Procurement League
last night at Lucky Strike when
the leading Imperials were nicked
for two by the Ionics, with Aus
tins top set Of $50 the telling
wallops. The Moors, winning a
81 decision from the Tuscans
moved a game back Of the pace
settlers. Walker shot 353 for the
winners who counted 500 for high
team game.
Shel1acking FCA while the run
nerup Mines team was blanking
Navy Yard No. / held first place
for the champion WACS outfit
in the What's In a Name League.
The front runners marked their
victory by totaling 532, one stick
under their own season record
team game. Starring in the
sweep was Ida Weinberg, who
tilted her top average to 101 and
a heavy fraction with q 331 set.
Her top single effort was 124.
Flavia Hayes 317 was tops in the
Mines win. Dorothy wells 120
featured Standards $50 count
that bagged the odd-game tilt
from Aeronautics.
Scorer Perry Nutwell with 146
and Charlie Herbert with 373
shared high scoring honors in
the Kilowatt League. Both were
instrumental In sweeps when the
former aided Transit No. 2 toI
Treasury while the lat
ter punctuated Substation's shut |
out Of Testers. Sam Andrews 356
was tops in the leading Old
Timers 2-1 win from Sales at
the Lucky Strike.
Milton Walker was only four |
sticks shy Of the Federal League
high set mark when he shot 426
last night at the Arcadia. The
Government Printing Office ace
pounded out games Of 1873, 157
and 106. Jerry Cowden's 430 Is
tops. F. B. rs 603-l,766 were
high team counts.
The veteran Ralph BUS" Pre-"
vost banged out high game Of 14l
in the Navy Department eIague,
netting photographic top team
game Of COS. Al MaSthay, Of Naval
Air Station, totaled top set OF 3S6.
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