Evening star., 1938-11-17
Season Records Made
With Game Of 1874
And Set Of 439
Pinboy Strike Middle
CIeoring-GuIIi Tops
Women's Circuit

game Ol 1o4 anu SeI VI 10Y, UOlIl
season records for the Recreation
League, Joe Harrison, the loops
champion pin spiller, had pulled
away to a 45-pin lead over Astor
Clarke and Paul Jarman in a hotly
contested high-average battle.
Shooting 3S3, the former No.
duckpinner hiked his mark to 125-19
Clarke. present wearer of the crown
dropped to 1876 with a puny 333
set. Paul Jarman tied with Clarke
although he also dropped his aver
age with 352. =.
Simon, who recently replaced the
ailing Gene Hargett on the Uni
versity Shop team, cut loose in the
second game with his whopper and
adding 112 and 143 topped Paul
Schlosser's former mark by eight
pins.
Shah and Shah sweeping WASH
ington Diesel School gained a tie
for first place with the Herzogs, who
dropped a skirmish to University
Shop. Howard Parsons. hitting 375
and Ouncie Harrison with 377, COM
bined their efforts with those of
Brother Joe as Tucci Plumbers
swept Sammy's Liquor Store to hold
third place.
Strike Situation Clearing.
Ais quiet on the western front
in the pinboy situation.
Bill Wood. superintendent Of the
Lucky Strike, where 80 pin settlers
walked out Tuesday night, said last
night that he expected to see many
Of the strikers asking for their jobs
back again today.
The strike at Lucky Strike failed
to have any great effect at other
establishments. Boys at Convention
Hall expressed themselves as salts
fed with the present 3-cents-per-
came scale. while flare-up at
Chevy Chase ended with all the pin
settlers returning to their pits when
Manager Eddie Espey produced a
reserve crew ready to take over the
Jobs.
Members of the Metropolitan
Bowling Alley Operators Associa-
ton met Yesterday at Lucky Strike
and voted to maintain the present
3-cents-per-g game scale. Their only
concession was 4 cents for every
game set-up on Sundays.
Technical Staff Showed.
Technical Staff rollers, running
away in the pennant race IN the
Ladies' Commissioner and Mlscel-
laneous League, were stopped Tor
one game when Accounts and Col
lections won the middle tilt last
night. Alberta Baudu, rolling ll9-
3o9, topped off the leaders high team
counts of 491-1,375.
Lorraine GULL. picking up stick
with 34o. went ahead OF Lucy Rose
hv nine pins in their hectic Ladies
District League high-average battle,
With 116-15. However, it was Caro-
line Hiser who played the star role
in Lucky Strikes 81 win from
georgetown. The suburban maid
shot 138-381. The West Enders,
lone win was the result of roll-oft
game. .,-,..
CAPT. Evelyn Ellis was the weekly
ton roller with 1893 as the pace
setting Rosslyn picked up game on
the Luckies by sweeping Convention
Hall
Margaret Lynn reeled off 1880
As the strong Chevy Chase outht
syamped Red Circle Food SHOP.
Julia Young shot 131-340 for the
losers.
Esther Burton's 125-33S was
hiph in Arcadia's 81 win from Rem
devious.
SAVIOR Setting Pace.
Ed (Tody) Saylor, lead-off roller
on the pace-setting Jefferson Spring
team, is top shooter in the George
town Commercial League with IT.
II, according to the latest figures
turned in by Kenny Beck. scorer.
Joe Di Misa who leads in strikes
with 10. is running close second
with 117-1.
Stohlman Chevrolet is safely en-
t,enched in the runer-up position,
being five games ahead of j. and j.
Restaurant and Days Buffet.
Frank Stump of Sans Shop is
double season record holder with
159-404. The spare leader is Jimmy,
Darr with SO to his credit.
If it hadn't been for Seeley's 166
effort. which only missed the sea-
sons high-game mark by a pin. Sam
Simon and his Hiram Lodge team
mates would have been the whole
show in the weekly maple spilling
of the Masonic Leaguers. Sam
gathered himself an even 400 set to
supplant Irvine Billhimer by eight
sticks as the individual leader and
the heavy walloper in Hiram's sea-
son record team set of 1923.
Rarely have three COOS been
chalked up in his fraternal loop, but
the Hiram crew. also added by En-
NETT Meaney's 387 and Tom Court
ney's 371. turned the trick with 614,
612 and 602.
Albert Pixies Star.
Tied for fourth place, Arville Eber-
sole's Albert Pike team is having its
most successful season in years. It
snatched a 81 win from Stansbury
by taking the middle tilt by one pin.
Whiting, running in front with 81
wins and losses, is trailed by Bar
rister. st. Johns and Hiram
Washington Centennial held its
one-game lead over Joseph H. Milans
in the Eastern Star League at the
Lucky Strike when both clubs an
neXed odd-game decisions. The
former with Lucy Owen rolling 1873
1886 defeated Lebanon, while the
latter with Helen Veihmeyer garner
ing top set of 346 defeated Martha
twice. Mrs. Veihmeyer tilted her
top average to 103
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