Evening star., 1939-10-12

Fridays, classes now are being held
from to due to the many requests
from groups of women.
The Mems District League season
started with bang last night at
Rosslyn when the Rosslyn bowling
Center team swept Arcadia with a
set of 1890 The games were GAL,
682 and 667. Karl Gochenour, re-
cent winner of the Pop Wolfe Me-
mortal Tournament. led the attack
with 41S. Astor Clarke's 158-40l,
Siggy Solem's 409 Billy Stalcup's
$50 and Perce Wolfe's 1872 were i'm
portant factors in the big set.
Joe Harrison of the invading Ar
cadians was tops with 161-433. Lou
Jenkins rolled $40 for the losers.
A match between Georgetown Rec
reation and the Ice Palace Five has
been scheduled tentatively for to-
night at Chevy Chase.
Rosslyn climbed to the top of the
Ladies District League by smearing
Red Circle Food Shop three times
as Blanche Wootton rolled 128-351,
The champion Lucky Strike quint
went down swinging on the short
end of 81 decision with Arcade
Pontiac. Rolling the weeks top
string of 131 and BAT set, Margaret
Lynn led the winning charge.
Lorraine GULL did her best to turn
the tables for the Luckies, shooting
top set of 374 to get an average of
1922 for six games.
Sherer's Mems Shop knocked
Wakefield Dairy out Of first place in
the Friendship League, but failed to
win the game in which George Mel
lington chalked up a season record
total of 1874, which was climaxed by
q triple header strike. The Wake
fields grabbed the skirmish, GIG to
6l3. Both teams counted sets of
1,745. Hot Shoppes No. l gained
first place with 81 win.
Season records of 528-1,535 gave
the leading Washington Centennials
a shutout over Mount Pleasant in
the Eastern Star League. Lucy
Owens 1913 and Allie Browns 1923
were tops for the winner. Ruth
pinettes staged an exciting finish
with Unity, winning the odd game
only after :. rolloff of two extra
frames. Kitty Doves Lebanon team
swept the champion Bethany uuint.
Al Tenenbaum spilled 1868 NAPLES
with 1873 his top effort at Lucky
Strike to star in the leading Ward
man Park Markets 81 win from
Orange and Black in the D. G. S.
League. With top team game of
588, Crosse & Blackwell rollers
blanked Dawes Market. Washing
ton Paper and Rice's Bread scored
respective sweeps over Worcester
Salt and Maxwell House.
Trimming General Counsel No.
3 with high team counts of sos
1,431, which we're aided by Maude
Cunningham's 1881 and Vir-
ginia Rhoades' 315, the pace-setting
Personnel team dominated the
Commissioners and Miscellaneous
League.
Dropping two games to Federal
Security, the front-running F. A. A.
No. 2 team had its slate dented for
the first time in the Lucky Strike
Ladies League. Honors went to
Capt. Edith Meredith, who led an
M. I. N. 2-1 victory over S. S. B.
High games were garnered by Capt.
Marjorie Lambert with ia and her
Up-N-At-M team with 491 in white
washing Colonials. The Strikerettes
won their first game when Com
merce bowed in the middle tilt.
A season record game of 612 post
ed by Norman Electric was among
the high lights in the Northeast
Temple League. Also marking up
the weeks high set Of LILO, the
Hormans, led by Ed Furr's 377,
swamped Kavokos Grill. Francis
Holmes 158 gave Bright Star its
lone win from Mckee Pontiac. The
champion Franks Tavern swept Bo-
veglio Club.