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At Convention Hall John Miller
shot 145 with Southern Diaries and
Ace Elkins 40 with Livingston, in
the Merchants League, and Rich La
Billie pounded out 1896 in the
Sanico League to be the evenings
stars.
George Stevens is the owner of an
all-time record set Of 444 and the
season record string Of 1873 in the
Georgetown Commercial League.
While Stevens was tacking games
of 155 and 1875 to his sparkling first
effort to crack Jack Talbert's mark
by a pin, Joe Di Misa was totaling
373 and 400 to Zoom his top average
to 1874. Last years champions,
Stohlman Chevrolet rollers, are back
at their old stand, gaining the lead
by sweeping Jefferson Springs. Sam
Benson's 379 and Lutz's 377 led the
winning charge.
second place, one game back of the
leader, by sweeping double header
with the American and National
Beer teams. The Nationals, how
ever, split even on the night by
swamping Home Cafe as Carl
Weigeldt shot 352.
Three teams share first place in
the Odd Fellows League. Eastern
moved in on Columbia No. by
emerging a 2-1 winner in the feature
match at Brookland despite the 36a
and 36l rolled by George Glossbren-
ner and Thurmond Cordell. Pep
Dobbins' 343 was high for the win
ming Eastern quint. Brightwood also
deadlocked the pennant chase by
sweeping the last-place Amity No. 3
team. Amity No. is only game
back Of the leaders as a result of it's
80 win from Metropolis Ed DON
aldson's A3 gave Amity No. ! 2-l
edge over Friendship.
Winning two games, the Runyons
took first place from the Hallidays
in the women's section of the Acacia
Mutual Life Insurance League
Duhey's Debs missed their chance to
gain the top rung by losing two
games to the cellar Hammerlund
team. The last-place Kacys re-
versed this decision in the mems
division by taking the leading
Nichols over for the odd one. The
Crippens tied for the lead by win
ming two from the Montgomerys.
With Bill Krauss' 800 pacing an
1875 team set, Sholl's Cafe knocked
Chaconas Market out of first place
in the Columbia Heights League by
sweeping the match. Arcadia as
sumed the league lead by taking a
2-l decision from Arcade-Pontiac.
The latters lone win was the result
of Sam Simon's string of 160. the
weeks high. Arthur Darlings 1856
1863 were instrumental in the third
place Days Food Shop nicking the
champion Jacobs Transfer twice AL
Wright of Hessick Coal gathered 1893
pins for weekly high set. Krauss,
with 124, is the loops top average
roller.
High scoring laurels In the Luther
an Church League were shared by
v. George of Luther Place No.
team with 152 and j. Smith of In
carnation with 1854.
American Window Cleaning ended |
its pace setting in the Recreation
League when Shah & Shah, led by
Brad Mandley's 374, bagged two
games to create second-place dead
lock. Herzog's crack combination
regained first place by sweeping
Washington Diesel School. Astor |
Clarke's 378 was high for the
Herzogs.
Pete Metrakos' 1856 featured the
Marvins Credit 81 win from Allied
Roofing. Harry Wolfe's 383 and Cliff |
Hollis 370 were high for the losers. |
While Joe Harrison, the loops top
average shooter with 125-15, was idle
due to postponement, Clarke hiked
his average to 124-9. Bill Clampitt |
and Paul Jarman, rolling 1854 and
359, respectively, dropped their aver
ages under the l24 mark.