Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-25
New League Boosts
Roster Of National
Pin Congress
Rhode Island Avenue
Business Men Enter
Entire Membership


were increased considerably when
the recently formed Rhode Island
Avenue Businessmen's loop signed
in q body at the new King Pin
after Ed Jefiries was elected presi-
dent, John johnson vice president,
and Elvin Shank, scorer. Dynmatic
Sport Shop posted 600-1,649 to
shut out Nesline's as the loop COM
pleted its third week. Game honors
went to Graham Fanshaw Of STAN
ley 5-and-10 with 141. Russell
Parks top 373 enabled Brimcefleld
to drub Yates BARRIERS.
Except for the 1874 rolled by
Ann Ford of Holy Comforter c
team, All Saints bowlers dominated
the opening Of the Catholic Ladies
League at the Lucky Strike as
Mary Shields 1886 led in team scores
| Of 529-1 ,444.
Roger E. Newlond Of P. w. A. is
the new president of the Interde-
partmental Mixed League, which
opens its season at 5 pm. next
Monday at the Lucky Strike. He
succeeds James Schultz. Other Of
flcers elected were James E. Lar
kin, Farm Credit, treasurer, and
Clarence p. Lewis. scorer The man.
moth loop also will roll on Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday. There
still are places available, with the
league intending to go to 100 teams.
Betty Simpson Hill at Hobart 1859
is handling applications.
The two new Buckingham Athletic
Association Leagues Of IA man and
6 woman teams ushered in their
seasons at the Clarendon Bowling
Center. Teams 1. 4, 8. 9 and IA
smashed out 80 wins. respectively,
from Teams 49, 10. 7. and 8 Reds
Edmonston is scorer for both cir
cults.
Lucille Young Returns.
Lucille Young, back from Kansas
after a 6-week vacation, announces
that her Chevy Chase District Ladies
League team, besides herself. will be
composed of Dot Crawford. Stimmv
Hart. Rose Tobey, Boots Petit and
Pauline Ford. Charley Young. former
assistant secretary of the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress. accom-
panied his wife. He's on two-week
vacation from his Farm Credit Ad-
ministration job in Omaha, Nebr
Mrs. Young. Chevy Chase bowling
instructress. will start her classes on
Friday at 10 am.
With ITO. Fred McAleer boasts
season record game for the George
town Commercial League. His big
poke enabled Hillow's Cafe to estab-
lish a second season high Of 1885.
The veteran Joe Callan, one stick
short OF 400, shone as Sans Shop
assumed the league leadership with
six straight wins.
Lou Bonbrest's high 1856 led
as Charity rolled top counts OF
58l-l625 in the Elks League. The
Antlers. with 81, are pacesetters.
Sharing the spotlight at the New
Recreation was Sue Lewis. Jay
birds, with ITO. and Charlotte Skin
ner. Cardinals. with 291 in the
Ladies Elks League. Mrs. Sally
Pearce. wife of Leonard Pearce, Is
scorer for the woman's loop.
Canoes Retain Lead.
Paced by Davis 407, Cameo
'nicked Fluorescent Planned for the
odd tilt to hold first place in the
Electrical League with eight games
won out of nine rolled. Jim Hol-
lands 161 also was feature. West
ern Electric fell before the top
team scores Of 587-1,670 posted by
Atlantic.
Parcel Post. with a sweep over
Chevy Chase Runts, deadlocked first
place in the Letter Carriers League
with U street. Each team has won
seven of its nine games. Tops at
the Brookland Recreation were Gus
Frederichs of Central with AS and
Gerard of U street with 36l.
The Lucky Strike Ladies' League
will usher in its fifth season at 7:30
tnnipht of tho Illrkv Strike