Evening star., 1940-01-10
Ten Teams Will Blast
Al Lucky Starting
Next tuesday
Three Quints Tie for Top
In Odd Fellows Loop;
SchIosser Rolls 1872

"The Bowling Ball Blues" or "The
Maplewood Swing may soon be
popular tune, at least among so or
more of Washington's leading musi-
clans who will turn bowlers next
Tuesday, when they inaugurate the
10-club Band Masters League at
the Lucky Strike.
The city's newest duckpin loop
will be composed Of teams from the
Shoreham Hotel, Barney Breeskin,
captain; Madrillon, Carr Van Sick
Ter; Lotus Restaurant, Jimmy
Bright; Mayfower. Dick Koons;
Bamboo Gardens, Eddie Wald; Earl
Theater, Joe Lombardi Capitol
Theater, Max Zindler; Raleigh Ho-
tel. Bert Bernath, and a Meyer
Davis team from the Hamilton Ho-
tel and Russia Troika and National
Broadcasting Co.
To catch up on the season the
musicians will roll two days week,
on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Aft
ernoon at 2:30 is the rolling time.
Odd Fellows Race Tied.
Three teams, Golden Rule, Amity
No. 2 and Eastern, jam first place
in the Odd Fellows League. A 81
win from Mount Pleasant moved
Golden Rule up the ladder, while
Amity No. was whipped three times
by Brightwood. Eastern moved in
with a season record game OF COL,
topped off by Lund's 146.
Wally Donaldson, with the weeks
top set of 387, took over high average
with 116. Other high sets were Art
Custer, 369; Dutch Nebel, 1868, and
Deaton, 1862.
Boosting an average of 1896 for
80 strings, George Caspar tops the
Soil Conversation League for the
first half of the season. Harold
Ronning. an Evening Star Yuletide
tournament prize winner, is a
record-holder with a game of 16l.
Marshall, a teammate Of Caspar on
the Cartographers No. 2 team leads
with a 1856 set.
Paul Schlosser's season record
game of 1872 and set of 429 gave
Sport Center a 81 edge over Dia-
mond Cab in the Rosslyn Inde-
pendent League. The cabbies grab
bed the middle tilt as Eddie Keith
banged out 172. His set was 4O6.
Schlosser's whopper sent Billy Stall
cups 176 into the discard.
Sweeping Sterrett Service, the
Champion Y. M. c. A. team gained
q tie for first place with Banton S
Market as the latter dropped 2-1
decision to Quality Shop, despite
Karl Gochenour's 404
Rolling his lowest set for the 90
club loop this season, Astor Clarke
with 358 sliced his top average to
1890. But his Clarendon Deco
rators took the odd game from New
York Restaurant.
Frank Mischou held his second
highest league average to 1928 with
387 set, but Manning's Service
tripped his Shaffer Flower Shop
twice as Billy Kingsolver shot 383
TO rthe winners. Bob Renfro's 387
led Cooke Press to the odd one from
Allied Roofing.
Barely Misses Catholic Record.
Nellie Schroth was just one pin
shy of tying the seasons high set in
the Catholic Ladies' League as she
counted 373, with, high string OF
127, to lead st. Gabriel's march into
first place on total pins. St. Francis
Xavier lost undisputed possession OF
the top rung by dropping two OF
three games to Holy Comforter. D.
Naomi Farrall rolled 134-359 for the
losers.
While Dick Hausman of the
runner-up Office Service team was
chalking up season high game of
143, Accounts was taking the odd
one from Legal to win the first series
of the United States Housing Au-
thority League on total pins. Dick
Bischoff, with top average of 112,
about settled the issue for the
winners.
Paul Brannan fired a 146-game
and 345-set as Oak whitewashed
Redwood in the Agriculture Forest
Service Mixed League.