Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-24
Armstrong Winner Overu Intends Quit Ring Next Spring
Girls Roll Well as Loan LOOP
Starts, but Perpetual Mems
Team Gets 665 Record Set

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the Stephens swept Phalanx with
top score of 621-1,767. Will Miller
with 1866 and Danny Gevinson with
404 also posted high marks.
Viola Bechtold, league president,
garnered high game of l28 last night
at Lucky Strike as Ann Vito, with
327, was tops In Columbia. and
Clerks shut out over Dupont Toll
with 535-l,537 in the c. & P. Tele-
phone Ladies' League.
A 29-pin last box blast by Duck
Boyer prevented the leading E. A.
Merkle quint from whitewashins
Graphic Arts Press last night at the
Lucky Strike. The winners chalked
up $40. Tom Kinnahan banged out
140-373. Big Print Shop crashed
the win column with 81 victory
over Standard Engraving.
Sterling Laundry rollers monop-
olized the inaugural of the Laundry
League at Lucky Strike as c. Brooks
rocked the naples for 1872 TO
lead team counts of SOL .646. There
are still four places open in the
loop. Laundry team interested call
C. N. Veach after 7 pm. at Atlantic
1763-R.
Charley Stephenson with 139-l2
and his Senate teammates with 626
-l.753, dominated the Federal
League at the Arcadia. u
Wrenn Has Record ia.
An enviable season record OF TIA
stands to the credit of Frank
Wrenn. Supplies and Accounts. in
the Navy Department League. He
sandwiched his big poke between
strings of 1898 last night at the
Arcadia. photographic walked of
with high team honors, 59l-l,682.
Paced by Joe Dawsons 144-356
the Hales took a 81 decision from
the Huguelys in the St. Martins
Club League at King Pin. Despite
the Firms high of 55l the Finclfes
grabbed the odd-game skirmish.
Gait Davis. the Rosslyn bowling
mogul, watched Cletus PANEL tie
his season record set of 4l6 at the
Clarendon Center as the latter
spanked Franks Caterettes drive to
first place in the Clarendon Major
Loop with 81 win from Arlington
Diaries. Edmonds' 16l was tops for
the evening -
With clean states Kay-Rene Shop
and Shepherd Park Restaurant are
deadlocked on the top rung of the
Silver Spring Ladies League.
Kramer Cleaners running third
with 4 and are tops with marks of
536-l,495. Individual leaders are
SWEET of Hendricks, 1884; Gay
of Kay-Rene, 1904 average.
Eastern No. l with and / main
tanned a one-game lead over Track
and Roadway in the Capital Tran
sit League. r. w. Garner rolled top
string of 146, but was 10 sticks shy
of the season mark held by K. Crist.
Eastern No. l is tops with 1876,
while the high team game Of GOT
belongs to Eastern No. 2.
Aggies Contribute Two Marks
Two season records were registered
in the Agriculture League as Neff,
with l42, paced the second-place
Information's 30 win from Sugar
No. 2, and Benidt, a former Bill
Wood tournament champion, came
through with 379 as Sugar No. l put
the skids under Arlington Farm.
Led by Capt. Jarnagin's 343. A. A. A.
swept Cotton-Fiber to assume first
place with six games in row.
Paul Jarmar. one of Washington
10 ranking bowlers, rolling with Co.
lumbia Specially Co.. is in front In
the Chevy Chase Commercial
League with 151-4o4 Grifins Grill
with SAB and Daily News with 1852
are the team record holders. Uptown
is on top.
A new Thursday night league rs
in the making at Clarendon. Max
imum team average is Sis. All
teams interested are requested to
contact Manager Eddie Goldberg at
Chestnut $685. not later than to-
morrow.
With l66-412, Ed Hackley boasts
two season records for the Sanitary
Grocery League. His heavy pin
ming enabled Cherub Milk team to
post 608-1.776. high for the 34-club
loop, last night at Convention Hall.
Farm Security Administration
with eight teams and American Sc
curity & Trust with a like number
have league openers tonight at Con-
vention Hall. SO.
Don Crisis top 375 was the tell
ing wallop in a 1869 team set that
paved the way for Otis Service to
swamp Standard last night at Co.
lumbia in the Petroleum. Swigef
Of Colonial also was tops with 14es
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