The Washington times., 1939-01-27
Kann s Pinn1en Set 4 Marks
ROLLS
1865 AND 431 IN
STORE LEAGUE

team today boaSted four season
records in the Department Store
League by virtue of 646 game and
1927 set registered at the New
Recreation last night.
However, it took more than
Sprouts record-smashing to trim
a stubborn Guy-Curran team in
the odd-game skirmish and the
veteran Vic Riston was right on
the job to supply that necessary
punch. RiSton, with more than
two decades of rolling back Of
him, rolled 155-406.
Sprouts strings of 121, 1855 and
las cracked the former high game
of 100 held by Frank Hissey, of
Lansburgh, and the All set held
by Harry Veihmeyer, Of Gar
finckel.
When the champion and current
runner.up Woodward & Lothrop
team could win but two games
from Credit Bureau as Karl Goch-
enour shot 361, Kann'S main
Tained its 31a-game lead.
Raleigh HaberdaSher retains its
second place tie by taking the odd
game skirmish from Garfinckles.
Lansburgh's, led by Irving Bow
mans 367, nicked Hecht Company
twice, while Hahn Shoes grabbed
two from Jelleff'S.
The leading Pinettes are sport
ing a new season mark In the
Ladies' Procurement League as a
result Of a sal game which gave
them q 81 victory over the EN-
pires at Lucky Strike. The En-
pires' lone triumph was mainly
due to Fern Krebell'S 119. Pearl
Clarence collecting top set Of 80,
paved the way for the Eagles
sweep over Krazy Kats.
Lincoln Post bowlers won two
games from Columbia in the
American Legion League, despite
the top 1862 set turned in by Kirby
of the losers. Bunker Hills high
team game Of 619 proved the
winning 2-1 edge over G. P. o.
Chalking up near record scores
of COS and 1872, Revenue No. l
bowlers swept their match with
Public Health No. 2 in the Amer1-
can Federation of Government
Employees League. Hurley's 344
was high for the victors.
st. Elizabeth No. ! retained its
one-game lead by trimming Civil
Service No. 2 twice, while Civil
Service No. /, in the runner-up
spot, was gaining a like decision
from the third place Veterans
Administration. Joe Keith, of the
Vets, was tops with 1913.
The record season game Of 174
in the National Capital League to-
day stands to the credit of
Brownie Lemerise, who saved un-
disputed possession of first place
for Daily News when his whop-
per paved the way for the News
lone victory from Jalepes Restau-
rant. His set was 399.
Dome Oil, charging on first
place, trails by one game follow
ing a 2-1 decision over Tribby
Real Estate in which Ernie Nor
wigs 137-378 featured.
Ben Hare cut the naples down
for 150-397, but watched his
Wayne Oil quint take a 2-1 trim
ming from Red Circle Food Shop.
Burley of the Benmacks rolled
392 but, like Hare, his efforts were
worth only one game over Wash
ington Beef.
Three season records were
posted in the Veterans of Foreign
Wars League when Frank Bene-
'detto came through with 418 and
his Front Line teammates helped
to pile the naples up for counts
of 625-1,795 to sweep Defense
Post.
The Chi Sigma No. / team
marked up 535 for a season record
game in the InterSorority League
at the Petworth alleys, with Vir-
ginia Kramer's 121 top individual
count.
AL Provost was the star Of the
War Department League rolling at
Arcadia with 148-384, as the
Lithos blanked Statistics with 500
I-1,745.