Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-09

StIllllB LuChy OJllhc JCdlll NIllSli
tackles the second-place Chevy
Chase club at 7:30 at the Lucky
Strike in one of the six matches
carded for Washingtons fastest
duckpin circuit
Tied with Chevy Chase in the
runner-up spot and one game be-
hind the leader, first place also will
be 'the goal of Clarendon and
Arcadia when the former invades
Georgetown and the latter visits
Aston Clarke and his Lafayettes The
champion RosSlyn club will trek to
Hyattsville, King Pin will be host
to Penn Recreation and Brookland
will entertain Convention Hall.
In a irst-place Rosslyn hide
pendent League battle, Raybestos
moved into a tie with Washington
Canoe Club by beating the latter
81. Mayhugh was high for the
winners with 345 and Wesley Miltner
for the losers with 1886.
George Fats Morrison. with
three spares and a double-header
strike in his last five frames, posted
top string Of l6l to enable Mario
KidWellS Senators to grab the rub
Der game from Arlington Cleaners
by seven sticks His set was 387.
Wheeler shot 370 for the losers.
Sidney Kibler banged out top set
of 1897 but his District Sand and
Gravel team dropped a 2-1 de-
cision to Manning's Service as Gene
Gordon hit for 1878. Horse Pistol
led Arlington Motors 81 win from
Shaffer Flowers Shop with 1850
despite Ernie Hausers 800.
Lee SINNERS $40 gave c. e. C.
Restaurant a 2-l edge over A. l..
Kelley & Son, defending champions.
King and Ehlers Step Out.
Bill King of Diamond Appliance
with ia, and Henry Ehlers of Silver
Spring Market with Ala supplied
the fireworks in the Silver Spring
American League. Bills whopper
was second high league set for the
season. Ehlers tieing a season
mark, shot his first 400 TO top off
his clubs high set of 1888. Dome
Oil is the pacesetter.
With 140-371 Ruth Rothgeb of
Bergmanns Laundry tilted her top
average to ll3 in the Maryland
District Ladies League. Skaters
Flowers, setting the pace, registered
a season record Of 1914 with ST.
high game Inez Rhines shot a
nifty 1913 for Skaters.
Chappell Billiard rollers headlined
the pin mauling in the Georgetown
Commercial League as Bill Woodv's
156 and Lawrence Smiths 1872 paved
the way for team counts of 667-
1915 Andy Gleeson of Barnes
Heating made luSty stab at high
game with Isl to climax a 382 set.
while Jim Cavanaugh of Old Home
Cafe also made a bid for top honors
with l50-389.
Outclassed, But Leads
Outclassed in pinfall by more
than two-thirds Of the "a teams.
Secretary's Office sets the pace in
the Railroad Retirement Board
League with seven victories out of
nine games. The Control quint. in
eighth place, is top with a 522
average. Birthright Of Contact has
spilled the naples at the Penn
Recreation for high average of
1875 for nine games.
John H. Cooke. scorer. reports
that Inspection. led by Watkins
345 set. ran its winning streak TO
u straight games in the Queen Pin
Navy Yard League by polishing off
Locomotive. Proof Shop, West Shop
and Foundry No. l are deadlocked
for the runnerup spot. five games
back Of the leader, Kurtz of West
Shop turned in 142 for the weeks
high.
photographic is out in front in
the Soil Conservation League. with
Budget and Finance No. l trailing
one game behind. Some top marks
for the season are Davies. Intra-
Service, 1873; Hudson, Service OPP
erationS, 1863 and Intra-Service,
594-1,655. Payne of Aerial Sur
vey has the most strikes. II. and
his teammate, Rhodes, high spares
with 81.
Forage Crops gained a tie for the
lead with A. A. A. in the Agriculture
League when the former led by
Hendley's 345 snatched three close
games from Interbureau while the
latter, with a season record game
of o. u-ipN z S-tn
sion No. 2 Cathcart's top game of
1877 was the big poke in the new
high team mark. Sugar No. 2
moved to third place as Dice's 326
helped to overcome the So-Kems
three times.
With 158-409 Jack Talbot boasts
two season records for the Capital
Transit League. The pennant
scramble finds Track and Roadway
running in front, with General
Office and Eastern No. l in close
pursuit.
Traffic Retains Lead.
Traffic maintained its one-game
lead over Audit in the Surplus
Marketing League at Petworth as
Gary Fortunes 100 and high scores
of 551-1598 spanked a 80 win
while the runner-up also was regis
tering shutout.
Cave of Chevy Chase Baptist with
148 and Lozupone of st. Andrews
with 367 hit the high spots in the
Friendship Church League at Chevy
Chase.
National Defense rollers monop-
olized the pinbusting in the Execu-
tive Office League at Chevy Chase
as Upper with 1882 led in team
scores of 564-1 ,584.