Evening star., 1940-10-03
Rookie Fires 426 Set
For Season Mark;
Beats Leaders
Lucky Strike Retains
Game Margin; Chevy
Chase Is Winner

Chase Is Winner
A newcomer with the Clarendon
Bowling Center team, Cletus Pan
nell, jr., who halls from Waynes-
boro. Va, today was tagged as the
most promising rookie to roll in
the Mems District League in sew
eral years.
With a season record set of 426
which included games of 143, 154
and 129 this comparative young
ster flashed the winning margin
that gave Clarendon a 2-1 edge
last night over the invading Lucky
Strike team. Two nights ago Pan
nell crashed through with two sea-
son records in the Clarendon Com
mercial League, one a 170-string.
Abe Beavers 384 and Joe Fres-
chi's last-frame Spin spare count
also were prominent in the Clar-
endon victory Bub Guethlers 397
and Hokie Smiths 382 made it close
for the pacesetting Lucky Strikes.
Against games of $40, 900 and 625
the Luckies tossed COL, 608 and 615.
Lucky Strike maintained its one
game lead when Chevy Chase came
through to win three stirring de-
cisions from the erstwhile runner
up Convention Hall club. Bill Cur
nee was high for the winners with
396 but Ray Parks doubleheader
strike in the middle game was a
vital last-box blow as each game
was decided by less than 10 sticks.
Tony Santini shot 150-414 for the
losers.
Arcadia Skaters Record.
Clarendon's season record of 1915
was tossed into the discards when
Arcadia posted 1894 to trim the
visiting Hyattsville quint, 81. George
Demeres' 16l-413, Fred Murphys
157-402 and Mike Avon's 1913 were
telling cloutS for Arcadia. With
the weeks high game of $50, Hyatts-
vile won the final tilt as the brother
combination of Perce and Harry
Wolfe led with 149 and 142. Howard
Ritchie's 1856 was high for the losers.
Lafayette showed King Pin into
the cellar with 81 triumph as Joe
Harrison's 141-399, Rex Stewards
1894 and Ernie HauSers 158 were the
heaviest Wallops in an 1861 set Bill
Beatty's 152-354 gave the losers
the last game.
Bob Miller's 140 and Perce Elletts
354 we're high as Brookland took the
odd one from Georgetown. Dick
Lees 37e was tops for the West
Enders.
Attention, National Capital
League bowlers. Tonight's matches
at the Lucky Strike have been
moved up an hour to 9 pm.
With a 80 win from Daly's Food
Shop, Mario Kidwell's Senators
moved to first place in the Arcadia
Ladies Independent League when
the erstwhile pacesetting Grey
hounds were bumped three times
by United Typewriters, who posted
top scores of 565-1 500 Despite Rose
Tobey's 131 and Lucille Young's 351,
Arcade Pontiac dropped the rubber
game to the D. D. Ws.
Winning Streak Snapped.
After winning six straight games.
the front-running A. A. AS had
their clean slate scratched twice in
the Agricultural League as Capt
Sassis 332 led Dairy Divisions 81
win at Rosslyn. Sugar No. l, with
a season record of 1899, swept Cot
ton to deadlock the runner-up spot
with Forage Crops as the latter,
paced by De Glantz's 339, took the
odd one from So-Kems. Allison's
high string for the week rescued
the middle game for the losers, Nc
Causland's top 345 was the big blow
as Interbureau blanked Extension
No. 2.
In a four-man team match at
King Pin, Engine No. 26, triumphed
over Truck No. Is by margin OF
So pins Capt. Uble, after rolling
the first ball, watched his hook
and-ladder teammate, George
OrBrien, top the fracas with 9S-
271.
Jack Krams' top lat was the
deciding Wallop as Budweiser took
the odd game from Old Milwaukee
in the Brewers League with high
count of SGT. Huck Stahl, the vet
eran sandlotter, gave Senate a Il
win from Old Tankard Ale with
125-339.
Bokars Tie for Lead.
BY routing Nectar with high set
of 1879 Bokar Coffee moved to a
first-place tie in A. & P. League
with Red Circle as the latter dropped
a tilt to Sultana at the Penn Recre-
alton. The weeks high counts were
L. w. Rhodes 1852; Bumps Con-
RAIDS 1863, B. Douglas 1853 and Char
ley Stewards 365.
Worthy Grand Matron Minnie
Burdine and Worthy Grand Patron
Edward Steagall were on hand to
WdUCn helen WlllUUeCh VI WdoiliiS
ton Centennial and Hattie Hanson
of Unity feature the Eastern Star
Ladies' League opener last night
at the Lucky Strike with respective
top scores of 1872 and BAT.
By virtue of 148-340 counts at
the Lafayette, Margaret Lalley be-
came a double season record-holder
in the Ladies' Veterans Administra-
ton League.
Harold McDonough, with 155-397,
put on the hottest hand at Queen
Pin to spark Boyle Restaurant
shutout over Tommy Tucker Tavern
with top count of LISA in the South
east League. Chats Liquor swept
ths chamnion BrinkleyS as Red