The Washington times., 1939-01-19
3 SEASON PIN
RECORDS FALL
IN C. &P.LOOP

Three season records went by
the boards in the c. & P. Tele-
phone League at the Lucky Strike
last night when John Perry
cracked high game with 1T and
high set with 403. Commercial,
taking two games from Perry's
Government team, chalked up sos
for a new high.
Perry came by his big string
after last-game battle in which
Bill Bennett of Cleveland also
tossed into the trash heap the
former high game mark with III.
Perry, with nine straight marks,
started in the first frame with
strike and ended his streak In the
ninth frame with q strike after
seven consecutive spares, beating
Bennett to the punch when the
latter pulled four spares and three
strikes.
Don Sonnemann with 154 and
Bill Humphries with 146 had a
hand in Commercial posting its
record COG.
Traffic bowlers added to the
excitement by defetinag the lead
ing Accounts team two out Of
three games.
In one of the finest exhibitions
Of toppling the naples at the
Lucky Strike this season, Maude
Fuschine, enterpriSing scorer of
the Lucky Strike Ladies League,
established season record set of
355. Her efforts were doubly re-
warded when her Social Security
No. l team gained first place by
sweeping the Faazettes when the
erstwhile leading Holmes crew
dropped an odd-game decision.
Jean Cory. rolling 125-332,
topped the efforts Of the Eastern
Star League pinettes and aided
Joseph H. Milans to sweep Unity.
With Edna Beachley and Hattie
Hanson sharing high sets of 302,
Acacia bumped the leagGS-lead-
ing Washington Centennials twice.
The Centennials won its only game
WILL GOP game "a O43s
Laura Bieneman garnered high
game honors in the Commissioner
and Miscellaneous League, while
high set went to Edna Norris who
led the champion Technical
Staff's 2-1 victory from the pen
nant.contending General Counsel
No. / crew. Eloise Rhoad's 800
was high in Miscellaneous 2-1
triumph.
A 1872 game and 344 set gave
Capital Cadillac 2-1 edge over
Pohanka Service In the General
Motors League. Emerson & Orme
Service beat their fellow workers,
Emerson & Orme Sales, to the
winning score in all three tiltS.
In one Of the biggest upsets of
the season in the Recreation Bowl
ing League, Sammy'S Liquor Store,
in eighth place, thumped Amer
tcan window Cleaning, two out Of
three. Bill KrauSs' 391 was the
record score for the evening.
The Cleaners, however held first
place over University Shop by a
game and a half, as the runner
ups lost to Allied Roofing.
Sellers Plumbers moved into
undisputed possession Of the lead
In the Petworth League when they
swept Superior Lock, while York
Service dropped one in three to
Brotman's Market. Charley Sol.
lers was high with a $40.
Aonther league tie was broken
last night when Trinidad toppled
Balboa in the K. of G. League. In
other matches, La Sale took the
odd one from Ovando, and Santa
Maria did likewise to Pinta. High
individual went to Warner with q
149.
A team record was registered at
the Brookland Alleys last night
when Pepper scored a 164401.
Home Construction rolled 632 for
q seasons team record and 1884
set.
Season game and set records
were chalked up in the q. S.
Engineers League, with Thompson
shooting q 140 and Streakes a
370 set.
In the Western Electric League,
the WalnutS were tops in team
scores with q 532 game and 1,434
set. Prugh scored high individual
with 159-379.