Evening star., 1939-11-03

Masonic Rollers Stage
Hot Runner-up Serop;
Phil King an Ace
walter Humphries will be the de-
Tending champion when the third
annual American Legion Sweep
stakes is staged from noon to 8 pm.
sunday At Silver Spring. The Stew
art Photographer team roller Of
the Friendship League shot 734.
which included . handicap Of lis
pins to win last years event in which
Ia competed.
It's . benefit affair and al the
money taken in over the amount set
aside for the prize fund will 80 to
the Cissel-SAxon Post Of Silver
Spring. Hugh ArbAueh, bowling pro-
prietor, will donate use Of the alleys.
Full handicaps will be allowed.
Scratch Is 125. Men with no league
averages will have handicaps based
on ITO while the women will roll
from %. Entrance fee for the five-
game event will be $3.50.
District Leaguers Clash.
Two Mems District League matches
are slated for tonight. In an O'Clock
engagement Brookland Recreation
pinnhen will tangle with Ed
Schlekels Georgetown team at
Brookland. At 10 Arcadia viii mix
with Lucky Strike at the Lucky
Strike.
With Hiram four games in the
van. the runnerup spot held by SIN
eleton will be the goal of At least
s1 other teams when the Masonic
League swings into action tonight at
Convention Hall West Gate, one
game back, has the advantage over
etansbury. No. z, Anacostia, Naval
and King David.
Shaw. with 155-37e, and Simon.
With 137-377, gave Hiram its latest
sweep over Harmony. Singleton lost
ground by losing tilt to Albert Pike.
JohnSon's spin spare count in the
last frame accounted for the losers
lone decision. Paul Schlosser Of
Singleton, with 3sl, hiked his ave-
rsse to 40.
Big Boy George Gray, with a sea-
son record set of 400 and second
high game Of 160, was the weeks
standout shooter rs Naval swamped
Brightwood. Gray, in 1896, shot
1856, an all-time w. c. D. A. tourna-
ment record.
Counts Of 5s1 and SIG gave Co.
Mmbia two tilts from Mount Pleas
ant. Jim Bridges 1888 were
high for the winners.
n. L. Has Big Night.
Pins were piled up by the cord in
the National Capital LeagOe. Red
Circle Food Shops season record
count Of 65l and Lindsey Stott's $50
put the skids under Lucky Strike
faproom.
Despite FL Geib's 165-402. Jalepes
Restaurant dropped the odd skir-
mish TO Wayne Oil Burners as Jack
Mooney led with 1882. The
leading ohaf1er Flower Shop, with
6A-l, ,S31.. smothered the Benmacks
Lou jenkins. sharing high set hon.
ors Of 407, also tied with Teammate
johnson, with 4 153 string. Nick
chaconas, with $50. and Fred Muir
ply, with 14S, were the stars as
Ohaconas Market whipped Diamond
Cab twice. Diamond Cab won the
drst game by one stick.
A7-year-old intercollegiate League
mark was cracked last night As Phil
King banged out . Asset at the
Rendezvous. After games Of l24,
lat the Princeton team roller
elimaxed his new all-time record
With . season high game Of 155.
The old record Of 142 was held by
Garnett Of Maryland. Princeton
won two games from Pennsylvania.
Harvard swept Yale to take over
Arst place ~ Dartmouth dropped to
second by losing two games to L.
high
Lincoln Post Keeps Lead.
lincoln Post held its 1-game lead
in the American Legion League with
. Al victory over last years pen
nsnt-vinning Bunker Hill while the
rlner.up Nash post was nicking
eergt. Jasper twice. Clarence Zim-
mer featured for the pacesetter with
140-370. Loncoln's 5S5-1.642 also
vas tops. George Grimes gave Nash
its edge with . high single Of 142
His set was 366. Bill Beatty rolled
30l for Bunker Hill.
The Eagles continued on their
merry way In the Women's Procure
naent League by whitewashing the
Orbits. Laura Bishops top set o1
~ led the second-place Jitterbuss
ahutout over the Empires. Louise
Anderson Of the Larks was high
With lis.
Chet Lilley was red hot in the
Mount Rainier League with 1892:
but the Fire Department pinmer
cooled him of by taking two games
from his Smiths Tavern team
LlleyS dig game missed auSL
Crawley's season record by three
sticks. The brother combination ol
Z. and j. Plumer with 1863 and 36l
aided the fire brigade. White Horse
Inn swept Kline's Tavern with near
record counts Of 647-l ,626 as John
son led with l54-410. For the loser
Charley Nicholson and B. Gardnel
shot 15l-4l4 and 154-400, respec'
lively.
Mike shugrue Pacesetter.
Nike Shugrue was the big noise II
the Department Store League. HI
l<l-37o paced Lansbursh's 81 vic
tory over Goldenbergs. Woodwar
b Lothrop. Kann's and Garhnckel'
Jam hrst place as a result Of matche
at the Recreation in which Hecht Ct
nieked W. Il l., twice, Garflnckel