Evening star., 1939-10-02

Service win. Miss Bernard's 1872 led
Carter Lanhart's 2-1 win from last
years champion Bergman Laun-
dry. Dot Crawford's 325 was high
for the losers.
Helen Bailey Sparkles.
Four teams are tied for the lead
in the Insurance League. Hartford,
Standard, Leroy Mark. Inc, and
America Fore have won five out
OF six games rolled.
Helen Bailey hit the high spots
in the Washington Ladies League
opening at the Recreation, rolling
148-379 as the Shamrocks counted
563-1 ,584 to trip the Ell Gees. Lor-
raine GULL rolled 341 for the losers.
Hazel Glover, who succeeded Alice
Lauer as scorer, starred in Edmonds'
81 win from the Cardinals. Miss
GULL and Mrs. Florence Sabean are
president and vice president, respec-
lively, of the city's first woman's
duckpin loop.
For the first six games Jolliffe Of
U Street is pounding the NAPLES
for an average of 117-1 in the Let
ter Carriers League. Gus Fred
erichs of Central is the runner
up with 1882. BrightWood No. /,
Central and C. c. Giants occupy
the top rung with five wins and one
defeat. Kicks of Parcel Post with
142 and Adams of Brightwood No.
l tied with G.. Ellis of U Street
with 367 are the season record
holders.
Julie Singers 1896 paved the
way for Sport Center's all-time
team records of 637-1,81l in the
Hebrew League opener at Conven-
ton Hall. Selsky Bros. copped one
game despite this heavy counting.
Abe Weinberg, who came to the
fore last season as member of
Convention Halls District League
team, shot 1863 as a starter. His
set was 1872. Other high sets were
Gevinsons 1856, Foers 374, Tenen-
baums 1913, Dave Singers 1863 and
Ralph Goldberg's 366.
Although nearly 600 pins behind
in total pinfall, Classification shares
first place with Projects in the
Public Works League. Both teams
have won 9 games out of IL
rolled. Pestell of Projects is mas
saying the naples for an average
of 12l, with Landrum of Personnel
and Harding of Projects each roll
ing for 116.
H. o. L. C. is showing the way in
the Ladies' Federal League, a game
ahead of Agriculture, I. c. c., In
terror and F. B. l., which are
jammed in second place. Beth
Minson's 146-354 are season records.
Skaters Seven-Yea Mark.
Agriculture and F. B. I. are set
ting the pace in the Mems Federal
League with 81 standing. Season
high marks are: G.. P. O.. 6O9: Ag-
riculture, 1.722; Astor Clarke tF. B.
-, 42l: Charlie Stephenson (Sen-
ate), l60.
Clayton Brown. with 161, starred
as the Vaughn Glass team cracked
a seven-year record with 648 in the
East Washington Church League at
Mount Rainier. Browns 400 set
climaXed sweep over Douglas as
his teammates helped to pile up a
season mark of LII. First Brethren
shot 1.7l9 to rout United Brethren,
while Centennial bumped the lead
ing Ninth No. for two games.
A.. Kahn, Inc, rollers had their
string of wins stopped at eight
games in row, but remained two
games in the van of the jewelers.
League. Franc Jewelry is in the
position. Henry May of
Shah & Shah tops with a 1914
average, with Paul Schlosser's 375
and Riggs Isl high counts.
Led by George Beyer's top 371,
Manor No. with a 573 game and
a 2-1 win from Kenwood No. / fea-
tured the Country Club League roll
ing. Capital No l and No 2 teams
were 81 victors in the respective
with Beaver Dam No. and
Indian Spring No. l, Carl Ritten-
houses 136-352 was a high light in
the No. l team triumph.
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