Evening star., 1941-10-15
Boots Petit and Alma MehIer New Pin Stars Set Records
Chalk lip Game Of 165
And SET Of 406 al
Silver Spring
Perrell Brothers Team
Cracks Two Marks
In Bethesda Loop

Record d-holders by virtue of their
respective scores of l65 and 406 in
the Maryland-District Ladies
League, Boots Petit and Alma Meh-
Ter today had given new luster to
meteoric bowling careers.
Cutting loose last night at Silver
Spring, these two comparative new
comers to the front rank of Capital
woman rollers enabled the Kopy
Kats to sweep Gifford's Ice Cream
with season highs of 619-1 $50. Mrs.
Mehler's games were 1872, 126 and
148, while Miss Petit counted 378
for the set.
In night of heavy scoring, Corr
Sport Shop topped the former high
set mark with 1888, while Howard
Hairdressers rollers gained the spot
light with 597 Ruth McClintic of
Sandford's shone with 1895.
Little Man Ale is the new leader
following a sweep over the Beeques.
Hang Up Bethesda Records.
Season team records were boosted
to $50 and l.7l9 in the Bethesda
Duckpin Association League as Per-
rell Brothers chalked up 80 VIC
tory over the Martins. Walter Per-
rell'S 384 and Walter WiSe'S BIT
featured the new highs. Tom Pense
of Community Motors was the heav-
lest walloper of the evening with
counts of l56 and 389.
Anacostia. led by Billy William
sons $50. swept the Sven Glass
pinmen with highs of 579 and 1865
in the East Washington Church
League at Mount Rainier. Clayton
Brown Starred with 383 as Vaughn
Glass shut out United Brethren.
Despite Bill Caul's top scores of
i48 and 382 and team highs of
59l-1,633, the pace-Setting Secre-
tary's Office won two games from
Standards No. to maintain first
place in the mems section of the
Department of Commerce League at
the Lucky Strike. With respective
counts of 143 and 378. Walter Will
son of Census No. and Gene More
land of Standards No made gal
liant bids for individual honors.
Agner Thaxton's high counts of
1876 and 344 gave Foreign and Do
mestic Commerce pinettes top team
scores of 500 and l 1,495 in the Wom-
ems section of the Department of
Commerce League. Marjorie Mertel
of Weather Bureau with 1874, Irene
Delinger of Secretarys Office with
13 and Florence Hinman of Census
with 1872 also were in the limelight.
Led by Bill Bowers 157. Windsor
Shop pinmen at King Pin posted
an all-time record team game of
656 in the Rhode Island Avenue
Business Mems League. Mickey
Johnson's 146 and Ray Bohlayer's
1873 also were factors in the heavy
count.
With 408. Lou Jenkins posted his
fourth 400 out of seven sets rolled. to
lead Jernigan's Cleaners sweep over
Shamrocks. The victory gave the
Jernlgans a tie for first place with
Colbert Cleaners as the latter
dropped a tilt to Mullins Cafe. Ben
Lutz's $50 gave United Market a
81 win from the champion Nes-
lines.
Jimmy Moore. King Pin manager.
announced the 20-club loop had
joined the National Duckpin Bowl
ing Congress in a body. Each team
paid fee of 81.
The leading Lucky Strike bowlers
will be hosts to Brookland Recreation
pinmen in one of the nine District
League matches scheduled at 7:30 to-
night. In the other tuSsles LAFAYETTE
VS.. Spillway at Anacostia. Penn Rec
reation VS., Convention Hall at Penn,
King Pin vs.. Hiser's Bethesda at
King Pin, Rosslyn VS.. Hyattsville at
Rosslyn, Georgetown VS.. Hi-Skor at
Georgetown Recreation. Arcadia VS..
Peacock's Bethesda at Arcadia, Del
Ray VS.. Clarendon at Del Ray and
Ice Palace vs.. Arlington at Chevy
Chase,