The Washington times., 1938-03-24
Lorraine Gull Assumes
Pin Leud Over Mrs. Rose
Strikes
Crack Team
Record

team game and set, Lorraine GULL,
the perennial champion, possesses
the leadership Of the Ladies Dis
trict League by q 21-pin margin.
In the heaviest, maple pounding
witnessed in the city's leading fem.
inine circuit this season, the
Luckies swamped the Swanee pin
cites by cracking the high game
and high set marks with 619 and
1,719 last night at the Lucky Strike
with Lorraine shooting 354 to sup
plant Lucy Rose as the individual
leader.
But 1t was the ever dependable
Catherine Quigley, with top set of
SS2, who provided the biggest wal
4ops. With four strikes and a
spare, bowling's Lady Lou Geh-
rig" led the record-smashing last
game with ISL. Polly Shugrue
clinaxed a 366 set with 139 while
Miss GULL shot 123 and Catherine
Federline and Helen Sullivan aided
materially in the record game.
Mrs. Quigley's top counts are
second high for the season.
Mrs. Rose who watched her
leading Rosslyn team take q 81
1acing from the Second-place Rem
devious outfit shot a low BIT TO
relnquish her top position and
shrink her average to 1000 while
Miss Gull hiked her mark to
110-51. Pauline eFord's 149-353
was tops in the Rendezvous VIC
tory. Rena Levy shot 1883 for
the Rosslyns.
Mary Green with 11o-3O8 was
top bowler in 7Up's 81 win from
Convention Hall. Arcadia nicked
Shaffer Flower Shop twice with
Esther Burton'S 132-331 featuring.
SEA bowlers are still very much
in the lead in the Sanico League,
and they won two, not lost two
Monday night, as has been erro-
neouSly announced. What's more
says Capt. e. M. Sherman, SEA
will be in the lead when the cur
tain rings down on the season,
and you can bet your boots on
that. Conrad Magaha, Henry
Tiencken, DougloS Morris, Robert
Willis, Charles "HosS'' Harris and
A. o. Sullivan echo the captains
statement with q resounding "You
betcha!"
A new duckpin, something diff
ferent than has ever before been
manufactured, will be Introduce .
tonight at Convention Hall. The
crack Arcadia and Occidental
Restaurant bowlerS will shoot at |
the pin after their District League
scheduled match. Bernie Now
hill, the Mattuck Recreation pro-
prietor Of Waterbury, Conn,
where the pin has been tried out,
believes the pin will eventually re-
place the wooden maple.
Still out to overtake the lead.
ing Occidentals, Heurich Brewers
will tackle the third-place Conven.
ton Hall team at Columbia, and
while Regal Neon Sign is clashing
with Lucky Strike at Lucky Strike,
Georgetown bowlerS will be hosts
to Red Megaw and his Tru-Blus
at Georgetown to complete the
nights card of the all.star circuit.
For the second straight season,
Technical Staff No. girls have
walked off with the Commissioner
and Miscellaneous Ladies League
pennant. Mary Hurney, of the
winners, topped her seasons roll
ing last night at the Lucky Strike
by coping high set with 344,
while her 129 also is a season
mark. Edna Van Fossen, the.
loops individual champion is a
member of the flag winners. Her
9S average topped Miss Hurney's
mark by three points.
Both the flag chase and individ-
ual championship may be a neck
and-neck battle to the very last
game in the Recreation League
following last nights results when
Terry's Appliance deadlocked the
pennant issue with University
Shop and Joe Harrison picked up
81 pins on Perce Wolfe, the TOP
average shooter.
Eddie Keith shooting 39l and
Cliff Hollis banging out 374 paced
the Terry's sweep over Herzog's,
Astor Clarke, with an outside
chance Of coping the high aver
age laurelS, shot 373 for the losers.
Abe Beavers 379 was tops as
sk11e third-place Bregman Wildcats |
aficked University Shop for a game |
to drop the latter club into a first
place tie. Lou Pantos' 402, tops |
for the evening, featured Marvin's |
sweep over Cooke Press, Harrison's |
37S led q 81 Marlboro Hotel win
from BlaydeS Contracting. Paul
Perkins 387 was high for the
Blaydes outfit.
Bethany maintained its three
game lead in the Eastern Star
League by taking the odd-game
skirmish from Treaty Oak when
the runner-up Washington Gen.
tennialS could win but two games
from Unity. Jean Cory gave
Treaty Oak its lone win with top
string Of 1874.
/. The c. 81 P. Telephone pennant |
scramble frightened when the lead.
ing Government aggregation
dropped two tilts to Accounting
while the second place Construc.
tion No. / annexed the odd-game
win from Southern. John Perry,