Evening star., 1940-10-11
Streaking Lafayetes
Edge Into Spotlight
As Pin Aces Roll
Del Rios Meet Highlands
At HoII, Musons Strive
To Increase String

Bent upon boosting their winning
streak to IL straight games, Lafayette
bowlers, pacesetters in the Masonic
League, will share the spotlight to-
night at Convention Hail with Herb
Sachs Del Rios and BALTIMORE s
New Highland sharpshooters who
will clash at 8 o'clock in the first
bigtime intercity match here this
season.
The Del Rios. five Of the first
seven nationally ranked duckpinners
in the country, will be aiming for
their second consecutive victory over
all-star Oriole aggregations.
The line-ups: Del Rio-Astor
Clarke. Tony Santini, Hoke Smith,
Ed Blakeney, Perce Wolfe and Harry
Hilliard; New Highland - Nova
Hamilton, Winfield Guerke, Everett
Gardner, Howard Parsons and Willie
Stitz.
In close pursuit Of the Lafayettes
led by the veteran Ben Hare, is the
King David outfit with its two
notable rollers, Harry Dixon boasting
season records of 153-407 and
Charley Phillips with third high
league average Of 1902. Stansbury
and West Gate are tied for third
place.
Abe Povich, Gompers team star,
Is away to f1ashy start with an
average three sticks short of l29.
Carl Stackman of st. Johns is the
runnerup with 121-7.
Bill Kees Record -smasher.
In the glare of bcwling's busy
spotlight today stood Bill Kees of
Murphy's Billiards by virtue of rec
ord scores of 154 and 436 in the new
Silver Spring Business Mems League.
Maryland Personel Bankers are
league leaders, with the cuemen
second.
Margaret Lynn and Marion
'BootS) Workman. Rendezvous roll
ers, will trek to Hagerstown tonight
for a doubles match with Ida Sim
mons and Hilda Edwards. On her
last visit to Hagerstown Mrs. Lynn
ana Miss Simmons shot a national
doubles record of 79c.
Chi Sigma No. rollers stole the
show in the Intersorority League at
Brookland when Virginia Kreamer,
with l20-324. topped team score of
49O-l .444. Results Of last night s
matches moved Chi Sigma No. l.
Alpha Beta No. 2 and Beta Chi into
flrst-place tie.
Paul Perkins on Rampage.
Firing five strikes in his top game
OF l6l and taking high set honors
with 4l9. Paul Perkins shone at the
Lucky Strike as Red Circle Food
Shop mopped up the strong Port
ners Grill combination in the Ma
tional Capital League. Ray Parks
with 146-403 also helped the cause
OF the Red Circles, who amassed
high team counts of 655-1.85l.
Russell (SkeetsJ Parks was high
for the losers with 37l.
With Joe DiMisa banging out
l42-4l6 and Ed Nash backing il
up with 1888. Master BARRIERS
took the rubber game from Jalepes
Restaurant. The leading Struct-
ural Porcelain team led by Waldorf
Reeds 374 nicked Chaconas Market
in the odd game.
Joe Harrison. rolling his first
National Capital League match in
several years, featured the Ben
macks' 2-l win from the champion
Shaffer Flower Shop with 3s7.
Everett Ballard's 3S1 was best for
Shaffer's.
Alice Brown of the Eagles, with
112 and Mrs. Dent of the Blue
Birds with 319 sparkled at Chevy
Chase in the Connecticut Avenue
Ladies League. The Orioles and
Blue Jays deadlock the pennant
chase.
Guy-Curran bowlers increased their
lead to three games in the De-
partment Store League at the New
Recreation with 2-1 victory over
Raleigh Haberdasher. Last years
pennant-winning Kann's, and Lans-
burgh's, Hecht Co., Jelleffs and
Credit Bureau jam the runner-up
spot. Ray Utterback of Hecht's
was tops with 355.
Honors in the Laundrymen's
League went to Schlegel of Inde-
pendent with 151-374. Elite No.
was high with $40.