Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-28
Blanche Wootton of Rosslyn is the
defending champion.

Arthur Sewell, Baltimore's blind
bowler, will be in the lineup of the
Charles Bowling Center team when
it engages a quint from the Repro
duction branch of the Coast and
Geodetic Survey League at 7:30 pm.
Saturday at the Lafayette.
Sewell, despite his affliction, is quite
adept at the little pin game. He
averages well over 100. His team
mates will be Mike Valdeira, Lou
Policy, Carey and Dunkan. The
survey quint will be composed of
Welby Hines, Henry Coe, Arnold,
Inge and Dipple.
Rolling 1874 for top set in the
Electrical Utility Employees Union
League, George Beach of Local No.
8 team was the fifth pinman to gain
free ride" in the King Pin Christ
mas Handicap to be staged Decem-
Der %. "Wildman" Wheeler's Isl
was high single while team honors
went to Local No. IL with 584E1,705
In the Convention Hall Merchants
League Ernie Hauser Of Southern
Diaries, with 161, and Milton Jet,
House of Rouse, with 1872, posted top
counts. Marrow was high with 348
as his service station quint won the
rubber game from the Thomas
Somerville outfit to gain first place.
Macabees Gain Lead.
With a high score of 610, the
Macabees swept Rosslyn Gas to
take over the leadership of the
Clarendon Commercial A League
when the erstwhile pace-setting
Furniture, Inc, team was shutout
by Skyland. Mutual Life Insurance
swamped Arlington Post Once with
high count of 1.746. Bernie Pearson
of Clarendon Fire Department was
best with 154.
Despite Jules Demands 1880
the Table Tennis quint dropped the
odd one to Better Tires in the Ice
Palace Industrial loop. Combus-
tioneers smothered H & j. Con-
struction with highs of 561-1,614.
Norman Wootton of Sherer's Mems
Shop was a standout in the Silver
Spring Georgia Avenue League
with a season record of 419. Tom
Brown of Mitchell Radio got hot
with 157. Sanford's pinmen were
tops with 6l1-1,781. National Elec-
trio Machine sets the pace. trailed
by Hot Shoppes and Willis Builders.
H. FRANKIE and his front-running
I. B. M. No. 2 teammates were the
whole show in the Office Appliance
League with individual highs of
167-379 and team scores of $40
1922.
High with 1884, Lou Bonbrest
paced Charity's top scores of GOT
1861 in the Elks' Mems League.
Warren of the Jay Birds after tie
ing with Waple Of the Orioles for
top string in the Elks Ladies loop
with lis capped the evening at the
New Recreation with high of 322.
Alma Schultz of Giffords Ice
Cream banged out 37o to top the
Maryland District Ladies' rolling at
Silver Spring. while Katherine Caul
Of Sanford's, Inc, turned in 142 for
the best single. Bergmann's Laun-
dry leads, with Shaffer Flower
Shop second in the flag chase.
Charley Mehler Again Hot.
Again 1t was Charley Mehler II
the Silver Spring American League
as he spanked Liberty Wall Paper.
highs of 642 and 1882 with 1874
399. Wright Jewellers are on tor
with Dome Oil and Old Colony
Laundry the chief rival flag con-
tenders.
Phil King with 137-375 was tops
as the leading Tigers clawed out g
victory in the Buckingham Athletic
Association loop at Clarendon with
high scores of 559-1, 592.
Led by 10 Bresnahan's 1874 anc
Genevieve Walsh's 120, Holy Com
forter jolted st. Gabriels in the
odd game to assume a one-game
lead in the Sodality Ladies League
Bea Torres 125-317 and 10 CAL
vagno's 122-323 enabled st. An
thony No. ! to post a season record
of 1878 with SIS high game. Tops
for the weeks rolling were Ruth
Bohne, Nativity No. with 1876 ano
Margaret Shields of st. Joseph with
121-339,