Evening star., 1939-02-07


in the win.
Bernard Kees, who several years
ago laid claim to the national s.
game record with 752 score, led the
invaders 1895 team total with 669,
stop set.
Rolling anchor was Claude CHop)
Caskey, who for more than quar-
ter of a century has starred with
Martinsburg teams. His set Of 587
was second high for the losers. We'll
Ter, Hensler and Crowl rolled re-
spective totals Of 575, 567 and 569.
The match revived memories of
another bowling era when George L.
Isemann was getting his start as
a duckpin promoter and his teams
included such stars as Johnny
Vaeth, Skinny Carroll, Harry
Krauss, Pop HALEY, Earl Lewis and
other topnotchers Of 20 years ago.
A preliminary to the Red Megaw
Sweepstakes will be rolled at Ta-
koma tonight at 10 o'clock followir.,
the matches of the Washington
Catholic League. Queen Pin a.
will stage MegaW prelim ThursdG
night.
The Megaw 10-game event is slate
for the Takoma drives next Satuy~
day. with the first block starting {
ppm.
Three season records were cracked
in the Kilowatt League when Joe
Overend walloped the NAPLES at the
Lucky Strike for 166-429, which en-
abled Transit to sweep Meter with
top team mark Of 1929.
Substation, missing a season rec
ord by one pin with 625, replaced
the Old Timers as league leaders by
the shutout route. Ed Connick's
l36-363 was high for the victors.
The defeat dropped the Old Timers
to tie with Transit for the runner
up spot. Vernon Soper's 142-374
was high as the Distributors swept
Testers.
Walter Osin was only shy one
stick of the season record when he
rolled 384 in the A. & P. League at
Lucky Strike. With 152, he featured
the Atlantics rout of the Mayfairs
Bill Hilgenberg climaxed his 142
game with 20 pins in his last frame,
but Office Service won the tilt to
take 2-1 win from Sunnyfeld.
The third-place Sparkles nicked the
leading Condors twice, despite Ben
Douglas 1896.
Charlotte Keyes of Transportation
garnered top game of 124 in the
What's In a Name League and
shared high set Of 1872 with Mar
Bryant of the Wacs Standards 2-l
edge over Navy Yard was the result
of SAL game.
Procurement League high lights
were CadzoW's lat with the Dorics
and Whites 354 set with the I'M
perials.
Lund Rolls Game of 1853.
I. O. Lund is a season record
holder in the Odd Fellows League
by virtue of his 158 string, rolled at
the Brookland Recreation. Lund.
watching Bill Humphrey turn in 1856
for his second game to top the old
mark of 1853. took up the record
smashing in the final tilt Columbia
No. increased its lead to four games
with 2-1 win from Amity No. I as
the runner-up Brightwood dropped a
81 decision to Eastern.
Petworth Pharmacy was a 2-1
winner from the Sandfords in the
Silver Spring Georgia Avenue League
when Bill Dlumenauer's 369 set the
pace.
AStor Clarke was among the top
shooters at the Arcadia with 147-
40 to lead Bureau of Investigation
626-1,789 counts in the Federal
League. George Holman of Ord
nance rolled high game of 154 in
the Navy Department League.
Bill Bachschmidt's 146 and w.
Ellis 1856 were high in the Jewellers
League at Chevy Chase with A.
Kahn's 589-1.706 top team counts.
Jack Cruit's 1868 and Bill Mackie's
l49 were tops in the Chamber Of
Commerce loop.
1da's Department Store upset til
leading Corr's Sports Shop in tho
Takoma Ladies' League as Regir
S1mi led 2-1 win with BOG.
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