Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-11
Rivals Tough Spo Redskins Serene After First Whipping Of Campaign
Washington Doubles Its Usual
Out own Pin Entry With
Two Dozen in lett Stakes

Smith, Bill Krauss. Harry billiard,
Ernie Hauser and Joe Harrison, the
1899 winner who established record
of 1873 for the event.
RObey- Brown Duo Triumph.
With a score of 1923, only IS
short Of the national record. the
Baltimore twosome of Wilmer Robey
and Marie Brown handily won the
Armistice Day Mixed Doubles in
augurated by Gene Raney yesterday
at Hagerstown, Md Robey fired
high set of 744 with 173 his top
string, while his partner rolled 579.
They collected $500.
Metropolitan Washington two
somes annexed half of the six money
places when Perez Wolfe and
Caroline Hiser Of Hyattsville finished
second with 1889, Aston Clarke and
Lucy Rose, fourth. with 1,241, and
Bob Miciotto and Lucille Young,
sixth, with 1926. Wolfe posted 662;
Miss Hiser, 627. Mrs. Rose out
rolled her famous partner. 625 to Sis,
and Miciotto added $50 to Mrs.
Young's SGT.
Three sticks better than Winfield
Guerke, her crack Baltimore partner,
Ida Stallings. new Oriole star, who
triumphed here last spring in the
Lucille Young event, shot $40 In a
birthplace score of 1887.
Tick Thumm's sos and Doris
Nnrfn1k HI1n
third place with 1858. Nick Pays
and Marian Lanahan, with respec-
tive strings of 148 and 149, posted
high game of 297.
Ida Simmons of Norfolk and Nova
Hamilton of Baltimore were out OF
the money with 1205. Miss SIM
mons rolled only 563. Washington
scores included Marie Spates-Joe
Pricci, 1.139: FL Geib-Gladys Lynn,
1,137; Margaret Lynn-Cody Black.
1889
Shamrocks Far in Front.
After losing two matches, the
Shamrocks of Takoma came back
+ last night to smother the Martins
/ burg. w. Va, quint, 2,940 to 1922.
( Winning four out Of five skirmishes,
the winners chalked up high game
of 655. Topping the victory we're
Johnny Burger with 1896 and
/ Hap Newman. Takoma Bowling
Center manager. with 1868. Al
Riner featured for the losing invad-
ers with 156-6O4
Undisputed possession Of first
| place will be the goal of the Mar
conf, Wright and Remsen pinmen
when they swing into action tomor-
row night at the Rendezvous to
break a three-way tie in the Patent
Office League. Marconi has an edge
of only 10 pins over Wright. In the
latest. matches Oliveris high 353
gave Remsen a 81 win from Mar
conf and Remsen swept Franklin
with Murray's 355 featuring.
Honors in the R. F. c. Ladies
League went to Myrtle Liverman of
the leading Examining No. l team
with 329 and Virginia Calvagno Of
the fourth-place Collateral Pur-
chased Quint with 100. Legal Is the
runner-up, one game behind the
pacesetter with the Railroads in
third place.
With a 24-6 standing, General
Office No. l holds a SiX-game lead in
the Capital Transit League. Among
the weeks high scores at the Lafay-
cite was j. Talbot's l53.
Sunnyfields Defend Lead.
Holding first place in the A. & P.
League will be task for the Sunny
fields tonight at the Penn Recrea-
ton. Their latest 80 win from Our
Own increased their lead to two
/ games. Shorty Domedra will have
top average Of 1T to protect.
Making their only real bid for
recognition this season. the cham
pion Sher-Cohen pinmen, far down
in the Arlington County League,
swamped the leading A. o. E. quint
SIS Earl Donaldson Shone with 800.
Floyd Decorators gained a tie for
first place, although losing the odd
game to G.. w. De Molay No. /.
! A season record of $40 was posted as
Goss Co. swept Gary Triplett. Henry
Smiths top set of 1888 paced Wind
ridge & Handys 81 win from
BallSton.