Evening star., 1940-12-05

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Area. Alley managers who were
not present at the last meeting of
the Operators Association when the
blanks were issued will receive theirs
later in the week, at the latest by
Sunday.
New alley managers, not ex-
perienced in the handling of The
Star tournament, are urged to COM
municate with the tournament di-
rector at National 5000, branch 351,
or to consult veteran alley men of
other establishments If in difficulty.
Bumps Conrad Sets Pace.
Punching out top set of 367, Bumps
Conrad paced team highs of Sill
1,642 as Bokar swept Sultana in the
A. & P. League. Sharing in the
weeks high lights at the Penn Rec
reation were the Eight O'Clock pin
men, who, led by J. divers $50 and
K. Cooper's 1865, trimmed the lead
ing Sunnyfields, 2-1. 1t was the
pacesetter's first defeat of the sea-
son. Top game of 1873 was rolled by
w. Jimmerson of Condor. Other
high counts were J. Mullican's 1862
and Shorty Domdera's $50.
Tom Barnard of NJ p M. Market,
with l55, and Ralph Bates of Brook
land Post Office, with 432, fired the
heaviest counts in the Brookland
Merchants League, but the most
excitement was stirred when
Daugherty's Auction Sales posted
629-1,781 for a 81 victory over
Hite's Shell as Bob Wingrove hit for
403, while A. j. Zugel shot 4O5 for
the losers. The triumph gave the
winners a tie for first place with
their victim and University Delica-
lessen.
Buddy Payne Rolls Top Game.
All high scoring in the Northeast
Temple Minor League except Charley
Saylor's 156 was achieved by Buddy
Payne and his Eastern Pharmacy
quint as the formers 373 paced
counts of 629 and 1866. In the only
sweep of the evening the champion,
Mckee Pontiacs, routed Standard
Brands. New Deal Mems Shop sets
the pace with a 27-9 standing.
In the Bureau of Standards League
at Chevy Chase Ice Palace Bill
Roeser, with 141, featured highs of
570-1,632 for the Cosmos quint and
Caul of Chemists. with 1862, posted
top set.
Brad Mandley with 1913 was
the heaviest walloper at Queen Pin
as City Baking shellacked Bacas
Bros. with top scores of 622 and 1928
to gain a tie for first place in the
Southeast League with Shaffer
Flower Shop which dropped game
to Quality Shop. Brad's top set was
only two pins shy of the season. S
record. Dave Singers 386 was the
big punch as Bantam Press swamped
the Redmen. Larry FitZgerald's 363
and Russ Hopkins 367 were the
potent factors in Tommy Tucker
Tavern's 81 decision over last years
pennant-winning Brinkley's.
Sets Bankers Loop Mark.
Blistering the Arcadia lanes fol
AIS, Clark of American Security &
Trust No. 2, posted season record
in the Bankers League. His top
single of 167 featured high team
game of 610. Riggs took set honors
with 1,740.
Hyde Builders pinmen monopolizec
the Takoma Duckpin Association
rolling when w. Parks 156 and Buck
McDonald's 392 topped team counts
/ of 635-1 1856.
| Banging out 40l for the first 400
| set of his career. Elwood Ey sparkec
high counts of 595-1 .708 that gave
Pohanka Service a 80 win from
Mcmahon Chevrolet in the Automo.
tive League. w. S. Burroughs o.
L. P. Steuart rolled top game at The
Chevy Chase Ice Palace with 157.
Sharing the limelight in the Civic:
Club League at the New Recreation
were Frank Segreti of the pace
setting Lido No. l with 152 anc
Bob McKeever, the Recreation
proprietor, who turned in 348 with
the Lions. The veteran George
Shaffer of Kiwanis No. 2 gained
second honors with 1888.