Evening star., 1941-01-20
Nails Strong Rosson
Motors With 3,207
For Fourth Win
Sachs Del Rios Remain
Only Major Enemy in
Special Match Field

Special Match Field
Cherishing a score of 3,207, high
est fve-game set rolled here this
season, with the strong Rosson Mo-
tors team as its fourth straight vic
tim, the clicking University Five,
sponsored by Charley Gentle, bowl
ing boss of College Park, Md, to-day
appeared to have only Herb Sachs
great Del Rio aggregation in the
way as it struck out for the special
match championship Of Metropoh-
tan Washington.
Although chalking up sized
score of 1906, the Rosson qulnt of
Southeast never had a look-in last
night at the Queen Pin when the
invaders cut loose with games OF
6l2, TIC, 665, 500 and 6l8 to win all
but the final skirmish. Lou jenkins.
with l6l-70l, and Bob MiciotJo,
with 168-671, were the big guns,
while Ell Geib hit for 653 and Eddie
Keith for 578. Fred Murphy rolled
377 for three games before retiring
in favor of Bert Lynn, who shot 227
for two
The RoSSons cut the Marylanders
margin to Ill pins by winning the
last skirmish with 673 after counts
of 592, GIL 6l8, 592, in which Roger
King ,hone with 1851, while Bup
Guethler contributed GIG, Red Me-
gaw, COL; Russ Hopkins, 600, and
Elmer Wesley, 579
The duo of Wesley and Guethler
had Murphy and Geib on the run
in the doubles until the university
pair posted two last-frame spares 10
triumph. TIC to TOT. Jenkins dropped
his third consecutive singles battle
as King saved the Southeasters from
a whitewashing 403 to $50.
In their four matches the uni
versity sharpShooters have rolled for
a team average of 626.
Congressional Team Leads.
Congressional boWlers are perched
on top of the Country Club League
after administering a three-game
licking to the erstwhile leading
Manor No. l. which dropped into
third place when Kenwood, led by
Leslie Shades 352, moved into the
runnel-up spot with 81 win over
Manor No. 2. 1t was a rough night
at the Lucky Strike for all Manor
rollers, as Argyle No. l, paced by
Shirley Chamblins 345, swept the
No. 8 quint. The defeat sank Manor
No. from sixth to tenth place
The Bar Maids with highs of 5l8
and 1,441 made the Social Security
Board League pinettes sit up and
take notice at the Lucky Strike by
sWamping the nnant-contending
States. Miss Reilly's top 1876 wallop
gave the Duckettes a 2-1 edge over
the Red SoX. Her set was 322 Kitty
Loveday was tops with 326. but her
B. w. c. ouint dropped the rubber
game to the Scatterpins. Pinettes
took the odd one from the Pin
Pushers to hold first place.
Virginia Jones Is Tops.
Virginia Jones shone in the De-
partment of Commerce Ladies'
League with season record of $780,
Her 1l6 was the loops top single for
the night at Arcadia. Deadlccked In
the runner-up spot with c. A. A..
Census came through with highs of
SOL 427. Foreign and Domestic
Commerce holds five-game lead
Patent Office rollers monopolized
scoring honors in the mems section.
but despite Simmons 1877 and TIGERS
1854 and team counts of 620-l ,702.
they dropped 2-1 decision to
Standards.
Vickie Croggon of Federal Lithog-
raphers was of to running start
with 135 in the Brookland Ladies'
League, but Lois Gladdine of the
Brookland Recreations was the
stronger fnisher with $50. Gulf
Service with 81 victory over Ed
monds Opticians gained first place
over Gemeny's Flowers.
Displaying some of the zip that
won the womens' national singles in
1888 and 1899, Mabelle Herring post
ed tops of 146-375 in Arcadia's In
dependent Ladies League Gallihe.
e. Huguely, Shah & Shah and
Charles Grill, respectively. white
washed Butterfly Fleischmann' S
Yeast ard Forsvthe Shoes.
Bill Sheehy Stays Hot.
Inspired by the first 400-set of his
career the previous week, Bill
1f hocL
with last weeks top game of 152 in
the Brookland Merchants League
After sharing top game of 1875
with Right and Grimes in the
American Legion League. Bill Kirby
pulled up at the Lucky Strike with
top count of 1854. Nash regained
first place over Lincoln with a 2-1
win from Sergt. Jasper No /. while
the runner-up lost the odd one to
Sergt. Jasper No. 2,
With Ida Fitzgibbon's 112-303
setting the pace. the champion
Personnel team posted highs of
ALL 1893 to trim Stenographic, 2-1,
in the Commissioners g. Miscellane-
Gus Tax League. despite the top
scores of 129-312 rolled by G. Price
of the losers,
Washington Gas Light pinettes in
creased their lead to four games in
the Lucky Strike Ladies' League by
virtue of a 80 victory over Cen
eral Motors No. l. while the run
ner-up Feds were losing 2-1 deci-
sion to Commerce. The odd game
win moved Commerce to third place
when the Strikettes were sWamped
by the Up-N-At-M quint, which
vacated the cellar position. Caroline
Stuart, General Motors No. 2. with
120, and Marjorie Lambert, Up-N-
Atm, with 3l7, we're tops.