Evening star., 1939-03-09
Crack by One Game
Mark Hung Up by
Richmond Five =.
Dozen Capitol Rollers
To Compete Sunday
In OrioIe Event

To Compete Sunday
In OrioIe Event
With a winning streak of 80 games
Franks Tavern team of the North
east Temple Minor League today
boasted a national record.
To crack the former mark of 81
held by the Recruits team of the
Ginter Park M. E. Church League
of Richmond, Va, the Tavern quint
plastered Trant's Restaurant last
night with LIS set. Harry Vein
myers 1882 led in the record
smashing. Other members of the
team are Bill Greiner, Ed Heller
Frank and Norman Veihmeyer.
George Honey rolled 419, the Sec
ond high set of the season, in the
Southeast League as Square Deal
won, 81, from Peerless Bakers.
Courtney Litz's 162 prevented the
last-place Capitol Hill team from
sweeping Quality Shop.
Baltimore Tourney Draws.
A heavy Washington entry looms
for the third annual Sabatino
Sweepstakes, to be held at the
Franklin Alleys, Baltimore, Sum-
day. The siXlgame event, starting
at 2:30. will pay the winner 500.
Entrance fee will be IS. Enterpris-
ing Joe Damico, manager of the
new Oriole maple plant, already
has signed up more than rs con-
testants, including more than a
dozen Capital big leaguers.
With Substitute Mae Sperber's
324 and Mary Hurney's lis tops, the
leading Technical Staff rollers mo-
nopoliZed the scoring in the Com
missioner and Miscellaneous League
by whitewashing Personnel with top
counts of 480-1,374.
Mandy Lauer of the pennant-
winning Emerson g. Orme Service
team won the General Motors
League Sweepstakes with 353-12-
365 in which 26 competed at the
Lucky Strike last night. Dutch
Hood of Wolfe Motors finished Sec
ond with 350-12-362. Eddie Gold
blatt and Wesley Shook, Arcade
Pontiac teammates, received prizes
for their respective "a fat and 140
games.
Maude Fuschines Social Security
No. l team increased its lead in
the Lucky Strike Ladies League
by 81 win from the second-place
Navy quint. A 1895 top set gave
the front-runners the edge. Dora
Gullickson of the Faazettes was
tops with 127.
Clarke Speeds Pace.
Astor Clarke increased his top
Recreation League average to l24-17
for go games with a 375 set, and
Paul Jarman supplanted Henry May
In the runner-up spot with 1880,
two pins short of 124 for 81 games,
in last nights rolling.
May dropped to fifth place when
a BAT set cut his average to 1917
as Brad Mandley maintained third
place with 1885 and Champion
Joe Harrison held fourth place with
1896. Bradley and Harrison had
respective sets of 1863 and 375.
The pace-setting University Shop
swept Washington Diesel School
to gain half-game lead over Amer
lean Window Cleaning, which won
q 81 decision from Joe Tucci's
Plumbers. In the latter encounter
Howard Parsons rolled Ais. tops for
the evening at the New Recreation.
Harry Wolfe banged out 40l to
feature Allied Rooflngs 2-l win
from Herzog's. A GAG top count
gave the Herzogs their lone decision
Gerald Small's 800 was high for the
losers.
Bowlers rolling in the Pop Crawley
Sweepstakes Saturday will receive
handicap of one-half the difference
Of their highest league average and
125 scratch. The entrance fee will
be 50, including cost of games.
More than 100 are expected to roll.
It was reported enormously the
scratch figure was 120 and the entry
cost IS.
GULL Increases Average.
Sweeping Red Circle Food Shop
with Ida Weinberg's 122-338 high.
Chevy Chase regained the runner
up spot in the Ladies District
League pennant chase. Lucky Strike
dropped to third place by losing
q tilt to Georgetown Recreation.
Lorraine Gulli, Lucky Strike cap
tain, rolled high set of 1856 to in
crease her top average to HILL for
63 games.
Corinne Hauser's 1873 featured
Convention Halls lone win from
the four-time champion Rosslyns.
Blanche Wootton's 125-338 led
Rosslyn's 81 victory as the Vir-
ginians maintained a four-game
lead.
Rolling 1924 at the Lucky
Strike. Dutch Ceser featured Con-
struction No. Is sweep over Cleve-
land in the C. L. P. Telephone
League. Paced by Ed Billiards. l33-
$50, the second-place Northern Dis
trict No. 2 club busted off Northern
District No. l with top set of 1645
to stay on the heels of the leading
Accounting pinmen, who shellacked
Commercial.
Ann Williams. once leading
roller in the Ladies' District League,
was tops last night In the Eastern
Star loop, but despite her 1885,
Acacia tripped Unity twice. WASH
ington Centennial swept the runner
up Joseph H. Milans and about
clinched the pennant.