The Washington times., 1938-03-03
BldYdes Sets All-Time
Team Pin Mark of 1910
EI Geib' S Totd
OF 429 Best
OF Season

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Contracting team rose to tin
heights to crack an all-time recorc
team set of 1910 in the Recrea
tion League, last night at the
Recreation Drives. Contributing tx
the massive total was Paul Per
kins' 408 and Dietrich's 40. Mar
wins Credit was fairly swampec
by the record smashing.
Adding to the heavy pin topplinl
was Perce Wolfe's Ala set which LED
Allied Roofing's sweep over Her
zog'S. AStor Clarke shot 407 for
the losers. A 81 decision went to
Terry's Appliance when Cliff
Hollis came through with 407, The
sixth 400 of the night.
Pinkey Brady just missed the
400 mark, rolling 395 in Blanken's s
81 win over the leading University
Shop. Bergman'S Wildcats dead.
locked the pennant issue with a
2,1 victory over Cooke Press when
John CLANCY starred with 1894.
A pennant may be decided in
the District League tonight at
Columbia when the leading Occi-
dental Restaurant team and the
runneEup Heurich Brewers clash
in what looms as the crucial match
of the season. A victory for Oc.
cidentals would just about clinch
the coveted title while a Heurich
win would carry the two clubs
into the final series next week
potent rivals for the flag.
1t will be recalled that it was
these to clubs that staged a hectic
race two seasons ago with the
Brewers winning on the final
night by sweeping the Occidentals.
Bringing the third series to a
close finds Convention Hall mix
ing with Regal Neon Sign at Con-
Vention Hall, Lucky Strike enter
tanning Red Megaw and his Tru-
Blus at Lucky Strike and Arcadia
meeting Georgetown Recreation
at Arcadia.
A hectic pennant battle in the
Bankers League finds Riggs Ma
tional out in front by one game
with City Bank, Washington Loan
and Trust No. / and Natinal Bank
Of Washington deadlocked as a re-
suit of last nights matches at the
Arcadia. Ed Brent, of Union Trust,
was the top gabe shooter with 1856.
Set honors went to Bill Shantz
with 800.
Bill Woods Swanee Girls are
tickled pink following their three
game victory over the leading
RoSSlyn bowlers who were checked
momentarily in their mad dash
for their fourth straight Ladies
District League pennant. Starring
in the sweep were Vivian Nolan
with 128--344 and Mildred Gin
gell with 1884. Top team
counts of SGT and 1886 aided the
upset.
Convention Hall tripped Shaffer
Flower Shop twice when Capt.
Mabelle Herring shot 1885.
Arcadia was a 81 winner from
Northeast Temple when Esther
Burton's 1876 and Ruth Rothgeb's
326 paved the way. Lucky Strike
with Lorraine GULL shooting 1875
327 defeated 7-Up in the odd
game Skirmish.
Lucy Strike was the scene of
some record smashing when Con-
Struction No. l chalked up a new
high team set of 1903 for the =.
& P. Telephone League with top
game of Gil which tied the second
best game mark of the season =.
Don Sonnemann's 397 and Dutch
OeSer's 387 were the heaviest wal
lopS. Constructions sweep over
Georgia moved the runner-up to-
within a game of the firSt-placeI
Government outfit. John Perry's
carrying off high game laurelS of
the night with 148, led the pace
settlers 2-1 win from Dial Office.
The BuforcomS having their
lead in the Lucky Strike Ladies'
loop challenged by Marine Inspec-
ton and Navigation turned back
the opposition with season record
team counts Of 528-1 ,483 for the
odd-game decision. Ruth Johns
Smith garnered high scoring hon
ors with 123-337 to feature Stand
ards 2-1 win from Social Security
! No. 2.