The Washington times., 1938-03-29
|SANICO ENTERS
32-CLUB LEAGUE
IN PIN TOURNEY.

ty.eighth annual washington City
Duckpin Association will be one
Of the biggest in its history today
came from John Pagan, president,
and e. C. Bittenbender, secretary.
scorer, Of the Sanico League when
they announced that their 32.club
loop would enter the spring classic
opening at Convention Hall next
month with its full membership.
With the grocery loop taking
the lead, Secretary Arville Eber-
sole, who last week started to dig
for entries, anticipated many other
leagues falling in line 100 per cent.
s. e. A. bowlers maintained
their two-game leadership last
night by twice tripping the sanico
Peas.
Charley Stephenson, Senate's
ace bowler, marked his seasons
rolling last night at the Arcadia
with the record set Of 431 for the
Federal League. With games OF
|166, 143 and 1872, he eclipsed by
one pin the early season mark
chalked up by Jerry Cowden, Of
g. P. o. Incidentally Stephenson
missed Aston Clarke'S record
game by one pin. General Ac'
counting ONCE rode across the
finish line the pennant winner as
the loop brought its season to a
close last night. War Department
was nosed out for the coveted
championship by one game.
Shooting 613 for the combined
score, Alberta Pollard and Edna
Beackley won the high-low tourna
ment held by the What's In g
Name League last night at the
Lucky Strike. A lastrgame total
Of 247 put them across the win
ners by Il pins over Ruth Moran
and Rebecea Armstrong. The vic
tors split SO while the runnerSur
collected $3.50 apiece. Rather
nifty rolling for girls with a com
bined average Of 1876.
The pennant chase witnessed
the champion w. A. C. s. taking
Ia two-game lead over Mines when
the former swept Aeronautics and
Mines dropped one game to F. C
A. The w. A. C. S. totaled 524-
1874 for high team counts.
Weekly high set Of 1913 went to
Ann Smith, of Standards. Mary
Bryant's 325 was tops for the
paceSetters.
Five games in front, the Sunny
fields have about clinched the
A. & P. League championship
They maintained their command
ing lead last night at the Lucky
Strike by sweeping Our Own, with
Mike Mullican in the star role
with $40. Eigh O'clock, the run
ner-up. was presented three game.
by Soft Twist via the forfeit
route. Bombay, holding thirt
place. lost ground by losing a till
to Sultana. Red Circles sweep
over Condor was featured by Bill
Lewis lat.
The Imperials, two games in the
van, loom as champions Of the
18-club Procurement League fol
lowing their 81 win from the Vic
torians while the Georgians grab
bed the runner-up by sweeping the
DoricS. Steve Brodie and his MoorE
outfit dropped out of a contend
ing position by losing two games
to the ModernistS. Bob Rentrc
was the star Of the night with
1880, leading with Saxon'
three-game win from the Ionics
with W. w. Southworth's $50 aid
ing the victory.
Andy Price, Of photographic
with 1896, was the top maple
FOUNDER in the Navy Department
League.
That several national bowling
titles may eventually be the prop
erty of Norfolk bowlers was the
prospect today with the release by
Secretary George I. Isemann o.
the first leaders in the Nationa
Duck Pin Bowling Congress tour
nament in progress at Richmond.
Lefty Goodson and Catherine
Wick, Boush Street alley represen
tatives, besides being member
of the leading teams, hold all thu
respective top scores in the men,
and women's divisions. Following
are the leaders:
MEMS TEAMS
1. Boush street Aces, Norfolk. Va. III
MEMS BOOSTER TEAMS
1, Richmond Pie Co., Richmond =. ITS
| 2. Thalhimers, Richmond, Va 10
| 8. Lucky Strike, Richmond, Va. l79
4. Recreation Center. Portsmouth 10
5. Berry-Burk, Richmond. Va...... ITO
woMEN's TEAMS
| 1. Roush Street Girls, Norfolk. Va. 162
| 2. Health Center, No 2, Richmond 1S7
woMEN's BOOSTER TEAMS
1. Haskins Girls Richmond, Va. ISL
| 2. Harper Girls Richmond, Va. 14O
3. Coleman Scales, Richmond, Va. 13S
4. Licova Girls, Richmond. Va 80. lSs
s. Balfour Co. Girls Washington 1870
MEMS DOUBLES
i. L. Goodson and T. Thumm, Nor >.
2. A. Boi.y and NJ. Morreli. Lynch
| burg, Va..... ..'...t....s..'' ~
MEMS SINGLES