Evening star., 1940-10-16
-Four Strikes in Row
Rolled First Time
By D. {. Woman
Mildred jenkins Turns
Feat at Arcadia; Bill
StoIcup Sets Pace

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A quadruple strike, believed to be
the first ever achieved by woman
bowler in Washington, today was
boasted by Mildred jenkins
An obscure roller in the Rail-
road Retirement Ladies League, Miss
Jenkins fired her amazing quad
last night at the Arcadia to post
an all-time league record game of
152. Her set of 1923 also was high
as the Dixie Flyers garnered top
counts of 502-1,4 ,457.
Billy Stalcup in Front.
Firing potent counts of 168-406 as
Arlington Cleaners mopped up
Arlington Trust with a season rec
ord of 1872, Billy Stalcup forged
to the front for the Rosslyn In
dependent League championship
with an average of 125.
Chick Darr banged out top set
of All with his 155 string the de-
Gliding wallop as Arlington Motors
tripped Clodfelter's. 81. Don Grist
shot 382 for the losers
Harold SINNERS 403 and Eddie
Keith's 401 gave c. & o. Restau-
rant a 2-1 edge over Y. M. C. A.
Washington Canoe Club. led by Lex
Martins 354, annexed the odd one
from the H. J. Brown team to stay
in first place
Cooke Press moved into a dead
lock with Arlington Cleaners for
the runnerup spot, one game back
of the leaders, by blanking Raybes-
tos. Bert Lynn's 379 was high as
Shaffer's Flower Shop swept Man
ning's.
Charity rollers mopped up in the
Mems Elk League at the new
Recreation as Norman Schroths
152-385 paced team counts of 606-
1,648. In the Elks ladies loop top
honors went to jeanne Derella of
the Eagles with 109 and Hannah
Warren of the Jaybirds with 291.
Girl rollers in the Maryland
trict Ladies' League at Silver Spring
watched Mary Fike OF Shaffer
Flowers and Mildred Peacock of
Sanford's, Inc, carry off laurels with
1882, respectively. Ruth Roth
geb's III average sets the pace.
The Shamrocks, sponsored by
Harry Newman, recently appointed
manager of the Takoma Recreation
alley, hurls a challenge at any team
in the city. Teams looking for a
match should call Georgia 9846.
So enthusiastic are girl rollers of
Roosevelt High that Manager Eddie
Espey Of the Penn Recreation will
form a league composed Of more
than 100 students. Credits in physi-
cal education will be given the
participants.
With 1888 Arthur Hough and
Marie Nagle, with LOG, and Ollie
Lohmeier, with 272, shone as the
Federal Power Commission Mixed
League. ushered in its season at
PetWOrtn.
Office Service rollers dominated
the United States Housing Authority
League at the Luck Strike as James
Whittemore shot 124-336 in team
counts of 566-1 ,602.
Bill Taft Clutch Bowler.
Tieing with nine-pin spare count,
the middle game, which his team
won in the roll-off, Bill Taft cli-
NAKED the Drug Exchanges 81 win
from Globe in the Distributors
League at the Lucky Strike with a
top set of 354. Stanley Kormans
lat gave International its lone win
from Marvin & Snead.
Betty Hoffman,, once a star OF the
Ladies District League, was tops in
the Catholic League at the Lucky
Strike with 321. Margaret Shields
copped high game with 1875. st.
Francis Xavier took two games from
the leading Holy Comforter c quint.
While the pace-setting Carto-
graphic outfit was being routed by
Administration, Frank Leach and
Shorty Daddiego of the Drafting
team were posting respective high
counts of 13l and 358 at Penn Rec
reation in the Soil Conservation
League.