The Washington times., 1939-01-26
NAV Wdens Lead in Pin Loop
Win,
NEAR LEADING
A. ". C. SQUAD

Henry May, who blossomed ou
a big-league bowler two years age
as a member Of Max Rosenberg
Regal Neon Sign team in the Dis
trict League, today leads the pacl
in the crack Recreation loop with
a 1854 average.
Gaining the top rung last week
May strengthened his grasp last
night at the New Recreation wher
he featured Tucci's Plumbers 2-to-1
victory over Shah & Shah with
a 394 set.
The triumph put the plumbers
two games back of the paceoSettins
American Window Cleaning team
which idled.
George Dracopoulos, combining
his top set Of 405 with Pete
MetrakoS' 398 and Joe FreSchi's
391, was instrumental in the sweep
of Marvin's Credit over Sammy'S
Liquor. Dave Groth's 1872 paced
Herzog'S shutout over Bell Clothes,
while Allied Roofing poured it on
Washington Diesel School when
Cliff Hollis shot 387.
Gait Davis leading Rosslyn team
today was still entrenched in first
place by virtue of a 2-1 victory
from the runner-up Lucky Strike
team after crucial Ladies District
League battle last night at the
Lucky Strike. Lucy Rose put the
odd-game skirmish on ice for the
four-time champions with a last
game of 155. Her 375 topped the
match. Lorraine GULL was high
for the Luckies with 334.
Ida Weinberg's 129 and Mar
garet Lynn's 334 were tops as the
third-place Chevy Chase outfit
blanked Georgetown. Irene SCOTS
1872 led a 2-1 Rendezvous triumph
over Convention Hall.
Kitty Dove, rolling top game Of
125, led Lebanon's 2-1 decision
over Acacia in the Eastern Star
League at the Lucky Strike. Lillian
Alber's 319 set was the feature of
Washington Centennial's tea m
counts of 487-1, ,426. Joseph H.
Milans, in the runner-up spot, lost
a game to Mizpah to drop three
games back of the leading Cen
tennialS.
Earl McPhilomy was the hottest
bowler at the Lucky Strike, chalk
ing up 156-415 in the Graphic
Arts League. Judd g. Detweiler,
winning four games in a double.
header, moved 3h games back Of
Chic Heimer's leading Progressive
Printing Company bowlers.
Agnes Thaxton, with 1882,
was the star as Commerce gained
a tie for first place in the Lucky
Strike Ladies' League with Social
Security Board No. i. Commerce
swept Social Security No. 2 to
move up while the erstwhile lead
ers were slipping by losing a tilt
to Sanda.
A season record went by the
boards in the C. & P. Telephone
League when Government cracked
down on Cleveland for three
games with 1,704. Buddy Mehler.
shooting top set of 396, led the
record smashing. John Perry,
usually the star of the Govern.
ment teams triumph and top
average man in the loop, rolled
147-359.
Bill Howard's 149-370 paved
the way for Northern District to
sweep Southern despite the 148-
383 turned in by Chuck Kline.
George America, sharing high
game honors with 149, gave Con-
struction No. a 2-1 edge over
Commercial. Accounting, pacing
the loop, tripped Dial twice with
Roy Sells 351 high.
Alcohol Tax No. ! deadlocked
the runnerup position with Gen
eral Counsel No. / in the Commis
sioner and Miscellaneous League
by sweeping Accounts and Collec
tions No. / when Morris McCol
lum led high team counts OF 3O4
1892 with top individual Of III
1922.
Herbie Young, who used to tot
the bats of the Griffmen, Is Somt
shucks Of a bowler If his 154-4O3
rolled in the Southeast League, L
criterion. Young, rolling his flrs
400 set, was the chief walloper II
the 1904 team count which Mary
land Market registered to white
wash Quality Shop. Shatfer'
Flower Shop nicked Capital Res
taurant twice, with Bert Lynn
1882 high.