Evening star., 1939-10-31
Indian Spring Rollers
After Third Flag
In Row in Loop
Ida Simmons COACHING
Fair Primers; Soper
Is KiIowutt Star

Fair Primers; Soper
Is KiIowott Star
Exceeded in size only by two other
feminine duckpin leagues in the city,
the l8-club Women's Country Club
League this morning was to usher
in its third season on the maple
ways at Silver Spring.
And on the Welcoming Committee
to the some 100 new and old men,
bers of the league was to be Ida
Simmons, No. l girl bowler of the
country. After the matches the
Norfolk bowling marvel was to give
group and individual instruction.
Increased six teams over last sea-
son, the loop includes three teams
from Washington, three from Manor
two each from Army Navy. Beaver
Dam, Indian Spring. Woodmont
and Congressional. While Columbia
and Kenwood have one each. Mrs.
Karl Giles of Indian Spring is presi-
dent. Indian Spring No. team
seeks its third straight pennant.
Miss Simmons, who is making her
annual visit to Hugh Arbaughs sub
urban establishment in the role of
instructor, yesterday held a class at
tended by more than 40 women She
will continue her classes daily from
noon to 6 during this week.
Soper Gets kilOwatt Mark.
Vernon Soper was among the lead
ing men last night when he banged
out set of AIT at Lucky Strike for
season record in the Kilowatt
League. With lat his top string,
he enabled Distribution to post top
team counts of 629-l,7 ,744
Despite their monopoly on the
weeks high scores in the Graphic
Arts League, as Jack Gooding S
1875 paced team counts of
647-l,74l, the champion Judd e.
DetWeiler rollers failed to shake the
jinx of Stanford Paper, which won
the oddgame skirmish E. A..
Merkle. Inc, climbed to fourth place
by virtue of shutout over National
Litho, as Matt Ransom led with 356.
Buzz Cooper's 151-348 featured Big
Print Shops 81 win from Standard
Engraving.
Rar' Ily, with 1874, and Jackie
Aman, With 355, starred in the
Washington Ladies League. The
formers top string gave the Wee
Bees their lone win from the Sham
rocks. The latter's top set, which
included high single of 1875. helped
the Pin Points to trip the Cardinals
twice. Catherine Quigleys l24-329
aided the Ell Gees 81 victory over
Tiffany Shop.
Church Team Is Ambitious.
Centennial Baptist pinmen, who
cracked season record with 1904,
will be shooting to oust Ninth No.
from first place in East Washington
Church League tonight at Mount
Rainier. Dick Halls All and
Shriver's 1886 were the heaviest
'wallops in the new team set. Ronald
Smiths 1913 and T. Powell's 384 were
the high lights as East Washing
ton Heights Baptist routed First
Brethren.
j. j. Mcmahon grabbed off top
counts of 1882 in the Procure
ment League, but the Aztecs with
high team scores of 579-1, ,646
grabbed the odd one from his lead
ing Gothics team as Mckinney shot
1863 The Moors, sharing the top
rung in Section 2, also dropped two
games to the Incas. Havens' 366 was
standout in Section as the Tus-
cans nicked the Normans twice. The
Gophers swept the Orientals to
assume first place.
Graybar rollers climbed back into
the lead of the Electrical League as
Stewart Benham's 351 aided 80
win from Cameo. With B. Wise's
top string of 142 and 358 topping
high team set of 1871, Wise
Bros. got 81 decision over
Western Electric r. Dennis captured
set laurels with 377, but his Atlantics
were bumped twice by Doubleday
Hill. Lou Kreamer's 133-363 helped
the second-place Redman & Browns
81 edge over E. B. Adams.
Upset in w. l. A. N. League.
F.. C. A., with Rebecca Blackmans
308 high, swept Navy Yard to re-
gain first place in the What's in a
Name League. The champion Wacs
dropped to second place when they
barely nosed out Transportation in
the odd game. Mary Bryant's 12l
gave the winners the edge. Gladys
Thompson shone with 3l2 as Mines
deadlocked for the runnerup spot
by busting off State with top team
scores of 513-1,485.
High honors were we'll distributed
in the Mount Vernon Place Church
League as Talma Smiths LA and
Bill Millers $40 topped the indi-
viduals. while Young Peoples No. 2
with 557 and Pugh No. l with
1872 garnered high team scores.
The same Bill Miller last night
at Arcadia hit the high spots in the
Federal League with 164 and 420.
His set was second high for the
season. His charge gave F. B. I.
biob too,,o oon,o of $40 With Franz