The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-03-30
LEADERS CLASH
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Not only are the leading and
runner-up teams in the Southeast
Duckpin League clashing to-
night at Queen Pin alleys, but the
two individual average leaders.
George Honey and Frank Bud
Geuthler, will be opposing each
other.
The pace-setting crew, Square
Deal, with So wins and 26 losses,
and with Geuthler and his 100
average as the spearhead, tangles
with Quality Shop, second with 81
victories and 80 losses, who will
bank heavily on George Honey's
few pin average lead over Geuth-
Ter to bring down the leaders with
in reach.
Geuthler added his fifth 400 set
of the season to his bag last week
with a Ali, marked by a 157 game.
as Square Deal tripped Maryland
Market.
While the Income Tax League
flag is theirs again for the third
time in five seasons, Capt. LaRue
Tanner and bowlers of the win
ing D-1 team today are slowly re.
covering from the hectic pennant
battle last night at the Lucky
Strike when they lost two games
to Rules and Regulations and only
by two pins shared the last skirm-
ish that decided the champion
ship.
Conference Division No. 2, the
runner-up, finished a game back
after a concerted bid for top
honors. An odd-win from Ad-
ministrative No. 2 was their final
effort.
Jesse Deloe and Ham" Adams
shared the Herald-TimeS Duckpin
League limelight last night.
Deloe's even 400, with games of
1876, 1875 and 139, gave Ludlow a
shutout win over Mailers, while
Adams tied high flat game with
SO. Oats Lawrence had high game,
14O.
G. M. Van Hoesen, who keeps
the records for the National Fed
Grafton of Federal Employees also
is it's top set record holder for the
season with 399. Van shot 1856,
$50 and ia as his Treasury No. 3
team maintained its one-game
lead.
The first season for the Ladies
Chamber of Commerce came to a
close last night at the Lucky
Strike with the Orioles champions
by a wide margin. And to make it
conclusive the flag winners mauled
the runner-up UmbretteS when
League Director Regina Jones, ace
bowler of the losers missed her
only night of the season.
Meters was FL winner from
Safety Valves when Dorothy Smith
featured the victory with weekly
high scores of 123-320 in the Ladies'
Washington Gas Light League.
Essie Clark's fine rolling was in
strumental in the Torches taking
the odd one from Burners.
st. Anthony'S maintained its one
game lead over HOLY Comforter f.
in the Ladies' Catholic League
pennant chase when the former
nicked Sacred Heart for two games
while the latter was gaining 81
verdict over Holy Comforter A
team. A doubleheader strike, fol-
lowed by a spare, gave Mary Mack
of L. A. A. o. H. high string for
the evening.
Holy Comforter bowlers clinch-
ing the pennant last night in Sec
ton c of the Holy Name Society
League chalked up a season record
team set Of 1,724 with st. Martins
No. being victimized for three
tits. Losing three games to st.
Joseph's dropped st. Francis De
Sales out of the running. Fred
McDonough with 389 and his
brother Red with 384 starred for
the Holy ComforterS.
Irwin Simon shooting 155-404
garnered weekly top honors in the
Columbia Heights League at Ar
cadia. A few alleys away Lorraine
GULL was chalking UP high counts
of 134-347 in the washington
Ladies League.
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