Evening star., 1940-01-18
Rolls 422 SET, Makes
QuadrupIe Strike
In District Loop
Equals Leading String
With 172; GULL Tits
Average to New High

. While Caroline Hiser reveled in
new bowling fame with two all-time
Ladies' District League records, a
three-game set of 422 and a quad
ruple strike and tie for the season
high game Of 172, Lorraine GULL,
her Lucky Strike team captain, to-
day boasted an all-time record aver
age Of 1898 for Washington's lead
ing woman duckpin circuit.
In tying Jessie Sacrey's seasons
high string at the Lucky Strike last
night Miss Hiser opened her first
game with nine-pin spare count,
blew second mark, then in four
consecutive frames. swept the alleys
clean with her first ball. The quad
ruple strike accounted for her
whopper.
For the same four boxes of the
second game Caroline banged out
spares to finish with 145. But while
she added los for her last string to
crack Miss CULTS all-time record
by two pins, Lorraine herself had
put In some telling wallops. Games
OF 131, 120 and 149 gave the recent
Dixie Sweepstakes winner an even
400 set and the highest average ever
amassed for As games in the all-star
woman's loop.
With counts Of 610, 564 and $50
Lucky Strike posted a second high
season team set Of 1,754 to trim
Arcadia two games.
Another high light Of the match
was the rolling of Evelyn Ream
Windsor, ace roller of the Arcadians
who shot 1896. Her high game of
142 led in the invaders winning
top-game count of GIG.
Annetta Matthew was the star
with 136-372, as Arcade-Pontiac
trimmed the leading Rosslyn team
81. Mabelle Herring shot 134-354
for the winners. Blanche Wootton.
Rosslyn lead-off, tilted her third
high league average to 1923 with
354, but Lucy Rose, with 342, sliced
her mark to 117-7.
Chevy Chase Ice Palace main
tained a second-place tie with
Arcade-Pontiac with 81 win from
Red Circle Food Shop. Miss Sacrey
led the victors with 355.
More than SIS today had been
added to The Evening Star and N
B. c. Miles O. Dimes Infantile Par
alysis Fund by Northeast Temple
bowlers. A gallery of more thar
$50 saw Sam Del Vecchio, all-time
recordholder for the Temple Minor
League, with a set of 435, trim
Frank Carter, the seasons high
shooter, with 434, in specia
match, $40 to 334.
The leading Mckee Pontiac's win.
ming streak was snapped at 2t
games as Brosnahan Timers Wor
the middle skirmish. Eastern
Pharmacy swept Lord Baltimore
with top team counts of 581-1 ,666
Ray Ward today had a lot to dc
with Mount Rainier bowlers cele-
bratlng their first District League
victory this season. His 43l cli-
NAKED by 164-string paced games
of 566, 609 and 681 which trimmed
Arcadia 81. George Demeres was
high for the visitors with 38l.
Lucky Strike posted a 1,921-set
with games of 625, 672 and 627 te
defeat Georgetown Recreation, 81
The West Enders grabbed the fina
with $50 as Sam Benson popped
up with 146. Joe Freschis 401 was
high for Lucky Strike. George
tPinky) Bradt with 388 and Joe
, Di Misa with 3S1 were high for thu
;; losers.
Vera Low Is High.
Vera Low shone with 324 a!
Mizpah took the odd game from the
pacesetting Washington Centennial.
in the Eastern Star League.
Dave Goodman with 156 registered
j the big poke as Dawes Market swep
Wilkins Coffee in the District Gro.
Gerry Store League. Jack Schwart;
of Orange and Black was tops with
385. The leading Wardman Parl
Market swept Bamby Bread with
team counts of 625-1,775.
Gene Rainey's Hagerstowners viii
strive for their second victory of thu
season here Sunday night at 7:3(
when they tackle Bill Woods crack
Lucky Strike team of the District
League. Recently the Marylanders
cleaned up Henry Hisers Bethesda
All-Stars.