Evening star., 1940-10-24
ChaIksUp 191 and ASS
Printing 10 Defend
Campbell Title
Lucky Strike Boosts
leod; Arcadia Ties
Fair Pocesetters

Striving to reach top form for de-
Tense of his Howard Campbell
championship Sunday, Tony San
tint, after a spell of $3.50 rolling
today rejoiced over his first big
splash of the season in which he
tied Jack Talbert's all-time Mems
District League record game of 19l
and Bill Krauss' seasonal record set
of 455.
Any doubt that the Convention
Hall sharpshooter would reach his
peak for the Campbell, which he has
won twice, was dispelled last night
at the King Pin, where he exploded
with 10 straight marks in his first
string to equal the week-old records
of the sorrel-thatched Chevy Chase
hoWitzer and the Rosslyn ace
The only flaw in his flashy effort
came on the roll-of of his final box
spare. He cut four pins off the
right side of the headpin when five
would have topped Talbert's record
game. A double-header strike in
the seventh and eighth boxes and
eight spares accounted for his
whopper
After Tony's brilliant performance
the King Primers charged with
games of SAG and GIG to turn back
the invading Hallmen, 81. Bob
Miciottos 1894 was high in a 1888
team count.
Lucky Strike Increases Lead.
Posting top game of 672 for 81
edge over Rosslyn the pacesetting
Lucky Strike team pulled away to a
2-game lead. Frank (Bub) Gueth-
lers 157-4O5, Ell Geib's l42-378
and Hokie Smiths 14O-378 were de-
Gliding factors. George Clark shot
37o for the losers.
In rousing battle at Lafayette
the invading Georgetown Recrea-
ton outfit with top set of 1889 de-
teated the home team 81. Milton
Monk Walkers 156-4l9 and
Finky Bradts 379 were the heaviest
wallops in games of GA, 633 and 642.
Winning the first with GAL the
Lafayettes dropped the final two
with 6lO and 625 despite the lusty
153--439 by Ernie Hauser and Astor
Clarke's 140-409
With Eddie Espey, the Penn Rec
1eatlon manager, rolling 146-397
and Slggy Salem backing it up with
1888, Penn was a 2.l victor over
Chevy Chase. Coe Gurnee with
1886 and Paul Jarman with
1888 were best for the losers,
who won the middle game with 656.
Harry billiards 144 and Harry
Wolfe's 140-374 were the deciding
scores as Hyattsville won the odd
one from Brookland. Clarendon led
by Joe Freschi's 1856 and Gene Har-
gett's l42 eked out a 81 decision
over Arcadia. Mike Avon, still 60
ing strong in his first big league
season, was high for the home team
with 146-399.
Arcadia Ties for Lead.
Arcadia. by virtue Of sweep over
Red Circle Food Shop at Lucky
Strike, moved into a frst-place tie
with Rosslyn in the Ladies District
League as Rosslyn won two games
from Rendezvous. Evelyn Windsor
was the star in the Arcadia triumph
with l40-372. Blanche Wootton's
138-348 and Lucy Roses 353 were
best for Rosslyn. Annetta Behan's
1913 and Irene Scott's 1872 were high
for the Rondys.
Firing set Of 378 while Mabelle
Herring hit for top string of $50, the
invading third-place Penn Recrea-
ton quint handed Chevy Chase
singing 80 setback. Lucille Young,
the losers captain, boWled l26-373.
Del Ray. led by Florence Sabean's
top set of 339 and 139 single, downed
Clarendon. 81. with scores Of 535-
1870. Laura Bradshaws 135-340
paced the losers. King Pin visited
Georgetown and bagged three games
as Lorraine GULL shone with 145-
375. Ellen Brown was high for the
home quint with BAT.
Olive Petit High Scorer.
While the leading Bergman
Laundry pinettes were tying their
own season record of 1862, which
included the weeks high of SIT,
Olive Petit of the runner-up Sam
fords, Inc, marched of at Silver
Spring with top individual counts
of 1886 In the Maryland-Dis-
trict Ladies' League. Ruth Rothgeb's
III and Dot Guides 103 are one-tWo
In averages.
AL Ticer with 157 was the chief
valloper as Georgia Tavern cracked
the season game mark in the Silver
Spring American League, with 663.
Harry Strickler, the Wolfe Motor
star, collected 40 for high set.
Old Colony Laundry Is the pace
setter. with Dome Oil, Ryan's Tav-
ern, Shepherd Park Restaurant and
Wright Jewelry jammed in the run
ner-up spot.
High scores in the Federal Power
Commission Mixed League at Pet
worth were divided mostly between
rollers on the leading Secretary
team. as Orcutt and Wilde turned
In 129 and BIT, respectively. Es-
lick of Resources shared top string.
Lee Laffitte shone among the woman
rollers with 108-297.
George Simons, the Charley Olive
super-Dub champion, was the week S
best shooter in the Diamond Cab
League with 142-362. Lee Roth
geb's 1851 enabled his Restau-
rant outfit to maintain its 'front.'
running position by blanking Hotels
Once Gun Club Ronqe
Now Is Lead Mine