Evening star., 1940-01-11
Del Vecchio''s Mark
Withstands Years
OF WaI|oping
Three AII-Time Highs
Hung Up in Treasury
Recreation Loop

Frank Carter of the Eastern Phar-
macy team made 'em dig deep
through the records of the Northeast
Temple Minor League last night
after he had posted season record
set of 434 with games of 1854, 152 and
118.
The dusty files not only revealed
his mark one pin shy of the al-time
record but produced the name OF
Sam Del Vecchio, holder of the
highest duckpin game ever rolled.
In 1884 Sam shot 435 for the Tenn
pie loop mark and included second
all-time score of 1876.
But it was several years before
that Sam as an unheard-of young
ster had shot game of 240 at the
Queen Pin. It was not official, how
ever.
A second season mark was regis
tered as Mckee Pontiac swept Hor-
man Electric with 1,749. Sweeps
were made by VOLTS Market and
Boveligo Club over Lord Baltimore
and Kavokas Grill, respectively.
The Marine Inspection and Navi-
CATION teams have the leading Up
Atm maids on the run for the bunt-
ing in the Lucky Strike Ladies'
League. The paceSetters swept Fed
eral Security to maintain a one
game lead, while the runnersup
busted of F. A. A. No. l. Scoring
honors went to Jeanne Stroud as
her 127 string gave Federal Housing
81 edge over F. A. A. No. 2. Com
merce took the odd one from Social
Security despite Gertrude Rasch's
top set of 1886
Treasury Rollers Hot.
Three all-time records were post
ed in the Treasury Department
Recreation League as George
Fats) Morrison came through with
4l2. Public ONCE counted a team
game of 664 and TreaSurer's Office
climaxed the heavy scoring at the
Brookland Recreation with a set of
1925.
Lucky Strike bowlers, with 80
win from Hugh CrawleyS luckless
gang of Mount Rainier sharpshoot-
ers, moved into third-place tie
with Columbia in the Mems Dis
trict League. John Chaney's 800
and Joe Freschis 1873 were tops for
the winners. Bill Beatty's 358 was
high for the losers.
Tomorrow nights schedule for
the all-star circuit will bring to-
gether Brookland and Chevy Chase
Ice Palace at Brookland at 8, Ar
cadla and Columbia at Arcadia at
8, Georgetown and Rosslyn at
Rosslyn at 10.
Lucy Rose Hikes Average.
AS Rosslyn moved eight games in
the van In the Ladies District
League pennant chase with sweep
over Arcadia, its ace roller, Lucy
Rose, tilted her average to 117-16
for AZ games to gain ground on
Pacesetter Lorraine GULL, who
dropped her mark to 1887 with
a BAT. Blanche Wootton, Rosslyns
lead-off star, with 1856, hiked her
thlrd-high average to 1925.
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Circle Food Shop, Arcade Pontiac,
led by Ida Weinberg's 1873 and Mar
garet Lynn's 1865, tied with Chevy
Chase Ice Palace for second place
as the latter dropped two games to
Lucky Strike.
Evelyn Ream Windsor top Area
dia team roller. shot 370. Lucille
Young was high for Chevy Chase
with 354.
Martinsburgers Invade.
An intercity match is carded for
Sunday at 2 pm. at the Lucky
Strike between the Chevrolet
Texaco team of Martinsburg, w.
Va. and the Sun Dial team of the
National Capital League Jimmy
Moore, Sun Dial captain, will have
John CLANCY, Charley Feller,
Mitchell, Rabbit and Howard Par
sons on the firing line.
Baldwin's Bakery swamped Simms
Radio to take over first place in the
Brookland Merchants League as the
erstwhile leading A. P. Woodson
rollers dropped 5 Of games in a
twin bill. Brookland Garage dealt
the strongest blow as Bill ONeil
shot Az and Walter Mason 1888 to
help the winners to smother the
Woodson quint with 1854 count.
Brookland Hardware swept
Bright-Shepherd CO. as Jack Good
ing registered 162-4O7, his second
400 set of the week. Jack shot 449
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