Evening star., 1939-11-02

With record season counts OF 726
and 1908 Gait Davis crack Rosslyn
mems District League team today
boasted the second highest game
and set ever rolled on metropolitan
Washington mapleways in league
competition.
Only the famous Occidental Res
taurants city game mark Of 736
and its national record three-game
score Of 2,065 rolled In q District
League match at the Lucky Strike,
April 81, 1888, surpass the brilliant
feats turned In by the Rosslyn
howitzers last night on their home
drives.
Astor Clarke's eighth 400-set Of
the season, a sparkling al, and his
first game effort Of 164 paved the
way for Rosslyn's huge counts. Col
laborating we're Harry Hilliard with
1913, Siggy Solem, 399; Karl Goch-
enour, 1874, and Perce Wolf, 397. In
cidentally, it was the No. duck
pinner's All that played a vital part
in the Occidentals' memorable
achievement.
Columbia Snares One.
OF with a bang the Rosslyns
turned In $40 and CAB in their last
two games, but 1t wasn't enough
to whitewash the invading Columbia
outfit. The Beryl English entry
copped the last tilt with 661 as
Hokie Smiths 139-421 and Ed
Blakeneys l54 were the heaviest
wallops in a 1875 set.
Mount Rainier brought q seven
game losing streak to an end when
a newcomer, George Fitwater, shot
161 to gain the suburbanites the
middle tilt from Ice Palace, 622
to GIL. The Chevy Chase outfit
copped the first and last games with
629 and 647 AL Wright's 381 and
Bill Krauss' 377 paced the winners
1887 set.
Over in the Ladies' District League
Ma Limerick and her Red Circle
Food Shop lassies won their first
match of the season after losing
IL games in row. Florence
Sabeans 132-367 was tops in a
81 victory over Chevy Chase Ice
Palace.
Lucky Strike nicked Arcadia twice,
but the losers copped the middle
tilt with season-record game of
GIG. Catherine Quigley featured for
the victors with 131-367. Ruth
Rothgeb's 14l was the big poke in
Arcadias new mark. The latter
club also holds the season record for
team set with 1,7O5.
Margaret Lynn's 1892 counts
were standouts as Arcade-Pontiac
grabbed two skirmishes from the
leading Rosslyns. when both clubs
failed to top $500.
Mary Balaguer Stars Again.
For the second week in a row
Mary Balaguer came through with
the top scores in the Commissioners
and Miscellaneous Ladies League
when she spilled 339 naples at the
Lucky Strike to give General Coun-
sci No. 3. Virginia Rhoades' sos
aided Pedsonnel's 2-1 win from
Stenographic.
While her husband. Karl, was owe,
at Rosslyn making duckpin history
Mrs. Irene Gochenour was hitting
the high spots in the Eastern Star
League at the Lucky Strike. Her
128-345 led the Martha Chapter
team to 2-1 victory over Lebanon.
The leading Washington Centen-
mails swept Ruth with top team
scores of 526-1.529.
Diminutive Guido Trilli garnered
high set in the Northeast Temple
League with 1863 as Standard
Brands smothered Boveglio Club.
A COS gave Eastern Pharmacy a 2-1
edge over Mckee Pontiac. Brosna-
han Timers swept Benning Service
with top set of 1911. Frank Tavern
swamped VOLTS Market, as Harry
Veihmeyer led with 1851. The
veteran AL Work came to life with
140-353 to southpaw Camden Tav-
ern to a 80 win from Bright Star
Newcomer Proves Star.
A newcomer, Miss Assay, proved
the star with 1874 as the F. A. A
No. team tripped the pace-setting
| Up-n-at-m twice in the Lucky Strike
Ladies' League. She tied with Dora