Evening star., 1940-10-31
Arbaugh Gives Drive!
With Cisse|I-Saxon
Post 10 Benefit
Rosslyn Girls Win Top
In District Loop; Ell
Gees Lead by Pin

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Second to none in the city as a
yearly bowling jamboree, the fourth
annual American Legion pin party
to be thrown by Hugh Arbaugh at
his Silver Spring maple emporium
Sunday promises to outstrip its past
records for contestants.
More than 200 bowlers are expected
to roll from noon to midnight in the
benefit attraction staged for the
CiSSellSaXon Post.
The five-game handicap affair is
open to all man and woman boWlers,
League rollers will be allowed full
handicaps with 125 as scratch. Male
rollers with no league averages will
be handicapped on a 1l0-average
while the faifer sex will be rated
from go. Handicaps will be based
on this seasons averages If the en-
trant has boWled Is or more games
Otherwise last years averages will
be used.
The ratio of prizes will be so, 20,
Is, 10 and 5 per cent.
Arbaugh Donates Drives.
With Arbaugh turning over the
alleys free of charge the five winners
will split half of the Sl.50 entrance
fee. The other half will go to Cissell-
Saxon Post.
Blasting the naples for score of
684, only 10 pins shy of the Women'S
national record, Georgia Hays fur
nished the highlight of the first
event in 1887. She hardly needed
her 100 handicap to win over her
nearest male competitor.
Walter HumphrieS gained the
limelight by winning with 734 in
1888 and last season Billy Marvel
was little short of what his name
implies by winning with 729. The
16-yearold youngster, son of the
post commander, shot 582 from
scratch.
RosSlyn Girls Take Lead.
But for their sixth championship
in the last seven seasons. the Ross
lyn maids. by virtue of a 80 victory
over Georgetown, today were on top
in the Ladies' District League pen
nant chase. Keeping her average
above the 125-mark, Lucy Rose fired
1886 to lead the titleholders'
o93-l ,629 attack. Louise Diehl was
high for the losers with 329
Losing a game to Clarendon, the
Arcadia quint dropped to the run
rer-up spot. Evelyn Windsors l39
-345 led the Park Readers 2-l win.
Polly Shugrue's 1890 were best
for the Suburbanites.
Boots Petit, with 1880 gave
the Ice Palace a 2-l edge over Red
Circle as Louise Roberts l22 and
Helen ODea'S 322 were high for the
losers.
With top effort of lat and a tie for
high set of $50, Lorraine GULL led
her King Pin Club to 81 win
from Rendezvous. Miss GULL. al
though gaining four sticks on Mrs.
Rose in their perennial high-aver-
age battle, lost six on her l22 mark
Ida Weinbergs 127-349 led the
Rondy outfit.
Mary Magnetic banged out l27-
337 as Penn Recreation took the odd
game from Del Ray. Mary Estens
345 was high for the home team,
Lead Race by One Pin.
BY the tiny margin of l pin the
FL Gees hold first place in the WASH
lngton Ladies League. Although
handed 2-l setback by the Perruso
Cafe maids, the Lorraine GULL team
moved into a virtual deadlock for
the top rung with the Del Rios as
the latter were routed by the sur
prising Pin Points. Miss GULL, with
the weeks top single of 153, provided
the wallop that prevented a shut
out. Anna Reynolds 129-351 fea-
tured for the Pin Points. A third
flag contender was defeated when
the Wee Bees took 81 decision over
Edmonds Optical.
With Julia Young banging out
top set of 1863, with 1872 her game,
at the Lafayette and Esther Burton
helping out with 131-349, Garvin S
Grill was a 2-1 victor over Tiffany
Shop. The champion Shamrocks, led
by Helen Doyle's 338, trimmed the
Jay Birds 81.
Top honorS in the Eastern Star
Ladies League at the Lucky Strike
were carried off by the Unity bowl
ers as Frances Dobson's 1913 and
Ann Williams 321 paced team
counts of SOL ,462. Bethany
equaled the team set mark.
Feds Move to Front.
BY virtue of a 2-1 verdict over
the second-place Washington Gas
Light. the Feds moved a game in
front in the Lucky Strike Ladies'
League. G. M. A. C. bagged the
odd game from Strikettes as Capt.
Dorothy Beach shot top single of
122. Corella Bageant's high 303
gave the Colonials a 81 edge over
Social Security, the winners being
tops with 512-1,461.
A first-place deadlock was broken
in the Electrical Utility Employees
Union League when Local No. won
three games to Local No. lbs two.
Hodgson of No. II was tops at King