Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-04
BurkhoIter Leads Way as Two
RossIyn Pin Marks Are Set
BY Shoffer Florist Team

Duckpins fell in record numbers
at Rosslyn when the Shaffer Florist
Shop pinmen last night swamped
Regal Neon Sign with season marks
of 655 and 1870 in the Rosslyn
Independent League. Leading the
barrage was Ernie Burkhalter with
401.
Capital Transit made its first
sweep of the season when George
Halls 4O8, top count of the evening,
led the attack against Olmstead
Motors. Eddie Keith with 4O3 was
the big gun as C. & C. Restaurant
routed Arlington Trust. Lucy Rose
was high for the losers with 38l.
On the short end of 81 decision
with the H. J. Brown quint, the
Arlington Cleaners maintained their
grip on the top rung by winning
tied game on the rolloff. Francis
RobertSon'S 1878 was best for the
victors while Earl Donaldsons 379
was high for the pacesetters. George
Oats Morrison's 384 enabled Kid
we'll Senators to dust off Arlington
Motors and Russ Spilman's 377 gave
Quality Shop 80 win from WASH
ington Canoe
Arthur John Beats Leaders.
Arthur Johns top string of al
was the deciding factor as Office
Service trimmed the leading Mails
and Files in the United States
Housing Authority League. Bang
ing out 1853 at the Lucky Strike,
James Brennan lead Region No. l to
80 win from Legal. Team highs
of 56S-l,603 were posted by Region
No. 4.
Tops in the Tuesday night sec
ton of the Interdepartmental Mixed
League at the Lucky Strike we're
M. Rosenfield of the Meteors with
1875 and Charles Wray of the Kim
melites with 348.
With high single Of 1876, Char
lotte Suess shone as Bergmann's
Laundry posted top scores of $50
1647 in the Maryland District
Ladies League at Silver Spring.
Ruth Rothbeg's $50 was the best
three-game count.
Jimmy (Shoes) Boteler and his
I. B. M. No. 2 teammates cracked
two season records in the Office
Appliance League with respective
counts of 1894 and $50. Maier of
A. B. Dick turned in high single
for the loop at the Chevy Chase
Ice Palace with 153.
Margaret Wambsganss of the
Senators with 118 and Nettie Sha-
piro of National Limited with 300
We'd at the Arcadia for high scores
in the Railroad Retirement Ladies'
League. With 474-1,370 the Dixie
Flyers flew off with top team
counts.
High scores in the Catholic Ladies'
League were divided four ways. v.
Gillian of St. Anthony's copied
game honors with l29 and Bertha
Clifford of st. Frances Xavier had
high set of 331, while team marks
went to All Saints with $40 and st.
Francis Xavier win 1902.
King Pin Tourney Grows.
Entries continued to pile up for
the King Pin Christmas Handicap,
scheduled for December %, when
Joe Guy of the Baardse quint with
1882 and Warren Finch of the
Finches with 20-392 won free
rides" as winners of a preliminary
held by the ST. Martins Club
League.
Winning entries in the Rhode
Island Avenue disbursements League
preliminary were Buddy Matthews
with 28-417 and Johnny Fish with
14-408.
Plastering the erstwhile leading
United Market with 1893, Nesline's
moved to first place in the R. I.
loop. The losers dropped to third
place when Mullins Cafe, led by
Fish's 1894, trimmed the Happy Five,
81, to take over the runnerup spot.
Frank Caruco's top 155 gave Lo