Evening star., 1939-01-20
Isemann Collects SIS
From Participants
In u. 5. Tourney
Roy Ward Marks Up 420
For Season Record in
Mount Rainier Loop

Mount Rainier Loop
Bowlerst tomorrow will give hand
to The Evening Star and N. B. C.
Mile of Dimes Infantile Paralysis
Fund campaign when the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress, under
the direction of Executive Secretary
George l.. Isemann, places a minia-
ture track" at the Rosslyn alleys,
scene of the Virginia State Open
Sweepstakes.
Several weeks ago so leading duck
pinners of the country who partici-
pated in the recent United States
Sweepstakes at Convention Hall con-
tributed 80 cents each for total of
SIS.
Isemann has several other plans
he hopes to put into operation
shortly to swell the fund.
Pennant Race Tightens.
The flag race in the American
Federation of Government EN-
ployes' League was intensified when
Internal Revenue No. / bumped the
pace-setting st. Elizabeth No l for
two games, cutting the latter's lead
to a single game. Civil Service moved
into the runnerup spot by sweeping
st. Elizabeth's girls team when
Bierly rocked the pins for 370 Vet
erans Administration moved to third
place, one game back of Civil Serv-
ice, with 2-1 win from War De-
partment that was aided by Clifford
Johnson's top string of 140.
With Percy Patrick's 159-400 tell
Ing blows, Dome Oil swept Red Circle
Food Shop to move within two games
of the leading Daily News pinmen,
who dropped skirmish to Wash
ington Beef & Provision in the Ma
tional Capital League flag race.
The Benmacks, shellacking Trib-
by's Real Estate, looked the part of
champions when Carl Swindlehurst
rolled 395 for his set and Dwight
Burton cleaned off the NAPLES at
the Lucky Strike for 3S7. John
Chaney's 1880 was high for the
News. His set won him an entry in
tomorrow at Rosslyn.
Pinettes Lead Cut.
The front-running Pinettes had a
game sliced off their lead when the
second-place Rollettes tripped them
twice IN the feature match of the
Ladies Procurement League at the
Lucky Strike. Maullers gained a tie
for fourth place with the Makes by
a 81 win from the latter ouint.
High scores were turned in by Marie
MCGOWAN of the Comets with 11S
and Virginia Wright of the Maullers
with BOT.
Pinkey Bradt's 1863, top count In
the American Legion League, paved
the way for Bunker Hill to land a
81 verdict from Nash Post. E. H.
Campbell's 342 was instrumental in
Lincoln annexing the odd one from
Costello.
While Columbia No. ! was in
creasing its lead in the Odd Fellows
League. Eastern and Amity No. /
were closing in on the second-place
Br1ghtWoods with 81 wins. The
Donaldson brothers continued their
sparkling maple spilling when Frank
rolled 1854; Rhet, 345, and Wally, 343.
Earl Ssele' returned to form
with 361.
"A champion Woodward & Lothrop
team served notice on the leading
kann's in the Department Store
League by sweeping Guy -Curran
and gaining a second place tie with
Raleigh Haberdasher.
kann's maintained a 31a game
lead when Irwin Simons top set of
$40 led in a 2-1 win from Jelleff's
Garfinckel rollers eked out a 81
decision over Lansburgh's despite
Irving Bowmans 366. Hecht Co.
and Raleigh Haberdasher won odd
games from Hahn Shoes and Credit
Bureau, respectively.
Gain Silver Spring Lead.
Silver Spring Motor Sales gained
first place in the Silver Spring
Ladies League when Marie Spates,
the loops enterprising scorer, led in
q sweep over Edmonds with 329
Sharing set honors, Ruth Rothgeb
was instrumental in Congress Wall
papers taking the odd one from
Coffman Realty.
With only four games separating
the first seven teams, the A. e. p
League turns the bend for home in
Its pennant chase next Monday
night at the Lucky Strike with the
pace-setting Condors clashing with
the sixth-place Atlantics. In fina
matches in the first half Aubrey
Abbott. the loops scorer, rolled tor
game of $50 and set of 359 to leac
Oh1ce to a sweep over Condor. The
defeat cut the Condors' lead to one
game. Lem Griffith of the loser.
counted top set of 372, with 146 hi.
best single. Mike Mullican of Sell
Service hiked his top average tt
1872 with 349.
Go Three Extra Frames.
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