Evening star., 1938-10-18
Mount Rainiers B01UI in Record Stride
STRING Of 663 HIT
BY YSUBURbANF|VE
Season Mark Also Is Made
With 1866 Set-Sanico
Highs Are Rolled.

Duckpin scattering had reached q
new high today in the Mount Rainier
League by virtue of an all-time team
game of 663 and record season team
set Of 1856 chalked up by five leading
suburban naples spillers flying the
colors of Whalen's Pit Barbecue.
The crack combination of Hugh
CraWley, Bill Ward, Furman Cones
Mel Tallant and Ray Ward pounded
out their big game as starter and
added counts of 589 and 6l4 to miss
by only six sticks the all-time team
set mark rolled by Pig n Whistle
during the 1934-5 season.
Pop Crawley's Mount Rainier entry
was three-game victim of this heavy
barrage.
Wilkins Coffee forged to the front in
the pennant chase by sweeping Pincus
Grill
Rich La Billie had plenty on the ball
last night at Convention Hall when
he smashed the naples for an all
time record set of 440 and season
high game mark of 167 in the Sanico
League. Shooting 1875 and lat for his
two other games, La Bile led the
pacesetting bakery outfit to 80 win
from Airways Coffee. The winners
team counts of 598-1,702 were tops
for the evening.
A. & P. Loop Sets Marks.
First place and two season records
In the A. & P. League are the
property of the Condor pinmen after
a rout OF the Mayfairs and counts of
800 and 1,7O6 at Lucky Strike. Ed
Otis 1874 and 1863 top individual scores
were features. Rich Kaiser, rolling
high game of the night at 143. gave
last years pennant winning Sunny
fields a 2-l win from Bombay. Jimmy
. Hollands 339 led Sultaina's 81 win
from Office with the Atlantics and
Sparkle taking odd-game wins from
8 O'Clock and Self-Service, respec-
lively.
While the champion Judd g. Det-
weller team went three games out in
front of the Graphic Arts League, Earl
Tubbs was shooting l43 at Lucky
Strike to gain a 2-l victory for his
National Lithographers.
Season team marks were hiked in
the Merchants League when the de-
Tending champion. Washington Gas
Light, registered 63l and 1882. Bob
Wallach's l46 and Cliff Fox's 371 were
factors in the new marks. However,
Buck Payne of National Biscuit sho.
top string Of 148.
Hays Helps Meters Team.
Top shooting in the Kilowatt League
was done by Eddie Hays, whose l48
effort featured Meters 59l high team
game and a sweep over Survey, while
set honors fell to Joe Overend with
369 as Transit mopped up Testers.
Jack Anderson's 141 and 343 in Ac-
countings 81 win from Sales and
Johnny Herbert's 1873 and 1862 in Dis
tribution's 81 win from the leading
Old-Timers we're outstanding.
Margaret Brunelle, once included
among the leading bowlers of the all
star Ladies' District League, is help
ing the Rainbows to set the pace in
the Ladies' Mount Rainier League.
Her 352 set is season high mark.
Bunched in second place are Dixie
Tavern, Blue Birds and Crickets.
Ruby Gregg, petite captain of
Transportation. rolling 1T and 3l6,
led her charges to a 80 win from F.
C. A. No 2, in the What's In Name
League at the Lucky Strike Sharing
top honors was Ida Weinberg, the
loops president, who shot identical
scores to give the champion Wacs the
odd-game skirmish over F. c. A. No
l. The Wacs, totaling high counts Of
first place as the latter dropped two
5o7 and 1,478, tied with Standards for
tilts to Navy Yard.
Bowls for High Average.
Julie Singer, newly-appointed as
sistant manager at Convention Hall,
tonight will be shooting to preserve q
1863 average when he rolls in the
Hebrew League. His last set was 397.
The Ronnies, deadlocked in second
place with the Millions, Cronies and
Shankmans, are the season team rec
ord holders with sos and 1888 Mar
delles a game in front of the Bantam
Press, will strive to hold their leader
ship.
Paced by Harry Browns 401, Bright
Star cracked two season records in the
Northeast Temple Major League with
scores of SAB and 1902 Courtney
Litz's 389 also was telling wallop.
Senators went two games out in first
place when Joe Briles' 382 led three
game assault on the Segreti Brothers.
Gene Hargett shot 387 for the losers
Frank Mischou gave Queen 81 edge
over Takoma Billiards with 369
Dixie Tavern twice turned back the
Colonials with Gus Places 366 high.
Anchorman Whitman of the leading
Marconi team gave the Patent Office
boWlers new season set mark to shoot
at when he swept 402 naples off Tad
Howard's Rendezvous drives. Herbie
Kaschub of Franklin shot 149 to COL
lect the weekly ST prize.
Mechanical Sets Pace.
Mechanical, losing only one game
of nine rolled. is front runner in the
Capital Transit League. Joe Overend
Is setting the individual pace with
114-7 with Pete Lawthorn trailing with
1872
Bowlers of the Clyde Kelly Bible
Glass have gone in for football names.
1t isn't so in the National Football
League. but the Pirates are out in
front of the Eagles by one game. At