Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-07
New Pin Loop Drawn
From Glasses Held
By Lucille Young
Sales Earns Top Place
In Kilowott Circuit;
Greenbogs Sparkle


Lucille Young, instructor of bowl
ing at the Chevy Chase Ice Palace
and one of the leading duckpinners
among the women here, is a pretty
happy person today Through her
efforts to teach beginners just how
the elusive naples may best be top
pied, a brand-new women's league
will spring into existence next Mon
day morning at the Connecticut
avenue pin establishment.
Some so or more boWlers who have
been attending her morning classes
were all for the idea of forming a
league when the plan was set forth
Manager Charley Bell announces
that there are enough interested to
form an eight-team league. The
Monday Wednesday Friday 10 am
classes will continue.
But for Jack Hutton, a 1O5-aver-
age bowler of National Lithograph-
ers, Frank Mischou and his Judd &
DetWeiler outfit would have cleaned
up everything in sight last night.
The last years champions, with
64l-1,788, swept Chick Heimers
Progressive Printing quint to take
over first place as Mischou featured
with 405 set which included a sea-
son record string of Ill.
After the veteran topnotcher had
blazed away for a triple-header
strike and four spares to chalk up
his big game, Hutton came along to
tie his lusty effort with two double
header strikes and three spares for
his big game, which he sandwiched
in between counts of IS and 70.
c. H. p. Team Bowls Record.
While Capital Power House bowl
ers we're banging out a season rec
ord team game of SAB and the weeks
high set of 1875. Frank Gartside,
director of National Capital Build
ings and Parks, also was making the
Federal Leaguers sit up and take
notice as he spilled 159 NAPLES for
high game. Frank Xanten's 405
featured for the new record holders.
District League matches this week
are: Tomorrow night, $50 o'clock,
Rosslyn VS.. Lucky Strike at Ross
lyn: Friday. 8 pm. Ice Palace VS..
Columbia at Chevy Chase, Arcadia
VS.. Georgetown at Acadia: at 10
pm, Brookland VS.. Mount Rainier
at Brookland.
First place in the Kilowatt League
changed hands as Sales climbed to
the top by sweeping Meter while
Sub Stations two-game loss to Sur
vey cost it the lead Outstanding
in the victories were Chic ODaniel's
157 in Sales high team counts of
623-l, 500 and Harris 387 for Survey
Billy Sisler, who started his bowl
ing career as member of John
Blick's midget team, was top shoot
er in the Procurement League with
1892. His top efforts enabled the
Victorians to smear the Etruscans.
Paynes Get Top Spot.
In a crucial Electrical League
match E. J. Payne boWlers shut out
Graybar to take over first place.
Lanigans 1880 led the winners
attack. The losers dropped into
tie for the runnerup spot with
Western Electric, Wise Bros. and
Hechinger. Chief Lovett's l31-343
was high in Hechinger's 81 win
from Redman G. Brown. John Per-
rell's weeks high of 389 headed
Wise Bros 81 winning charge over
the Atlantics.
Ann Smiths 1l9 was the Wallop
that gave Standards 81 edge
over the leading F. c. A. as Mines,
Yard, moved within a game of the
pacesetter in the What's in a Name
League. Ruth Johns was tops for
Mines with 313. Transportation
nicked the Aggies twice despite
Ellen Halls 80.
Roy Coffman's top game of 1874
and team count of 1902 gave the
front-running Silver Spring Dyers
and Cleaners the odd-game skirmish
from Franklin Realty. The losers
grabbed their lone decision when
Red Millers 1873 featured the sea-
sons second high-team game count
of 623. Vincent Tozzolas second
high season set of 1874 enabled Mas
cetti's Shoe Repairmen to trip the
third-place Willis Builders twice.
Thorpe's 37O was the highlight as
Greenbag Coffee grabbed the team
scoring laurels in the Sanico League
with 595-1,747. Top singles of 1853
went to Rowe of Edwards Coffee.
Get Navy Scoring Honors.
Scoring honors in the Navy De-
partment League were garnered by
John Simpson of Operations with
l54 and Jim Falck Of Ordnance with
391.
Two Georges-Dyer of Purchasing
with l4O and Harp of B. R. c. with
355-hit the high spots in the South
ern Railway Clerks League.
Tom Kelly, lone remaining active
charter member of the Odd Fellows
League. celebrated his birthday an
niversary at Brookland with a 355,
as his first-place Eastern team in
creased its lead to two games with
81 victory over Amity No. 2. The
loser dropped into second-place tie
with Friendship and Columbia No. /.
Howe and Mccormick team rollers
will be after the flrst-place scalps
OF the front-running Bell pinspillers
when the Patent Office League
swings into action at the Rendez-
vous tonight. Winning its latest
match from Franklin by 81 mar
gin when it took roll-off to decide
the final encounter, Bell maintained
its one-game lead. D. Arnold shot
the weeks top game of 139. but the
81 prize went to j. Patrick, as his
137 was So pins over his average.