Evening star., 1941-03-19
King Pin Maids Seek
To Sew Up Flag in
Tilt With Champs
Meet RossIyns Tonight;
Leading Luckies Foee
Strong Ice Palace


to clinch the championship of the
Ladies District League a month be-
fore the end of the season, an in
spired King Pin club will invade
Rosslyn Bowling Center tonight
bent upon crushing the runner-up
and champion Rosslyn team. Action
starts at 7:30.
A month ago it appeared the
strong Rosslyn outfit would breeze
home with its second title in a row
and its sixth in seven seasons. But
as King Pin started it's drive the
RosSlynites faltered by losing three
straight matches while King Pin
swept all opposition to gain its COM
manding lead.
Also of major interest will be the
championship battle between Lor-
ralne GULL, the King Pin captain
who sports top league average of
l2l-45, and Lucy Rose, Rosslyn
leader, who as defending champion
has 120-39 mark.
A clean sweep for RoSslyn prob
ably would turn the flag chase into
a red-hot battle right to the finish
In other league matches the third
place Penn Recreations will meet
Georgetown at Penn, Arcadia will be
host to Rendezvous, Red Circle Fooo
Shop will visit Clarendon and Chew
Chase Ice Palace will invade De
Ray.
Leading Luckies Face Ice Palace.
The pace-setting Lucky Strikes
with lead of three games, will buck
the strong Chevy Chase Ice Palace
at Lucky Strike In a Mems District
League engagement tonight. Other
matches: Lafayette VS.. Arcadia al
Lafayette, Hyattsville VS.. Rosslyn al
Hyattsville, Georgetown VS.. Claren-
don at Georgetown, King Pin VS.
Penn Recreation at King Pin and
Brookland Recreation VS.. Convention
Hall at Brookland. All matches are
carded at 7:30.
Firing 162 and 423, Jimmy Carol,
was the big gun as Mitchell Radio
posted top score of 1877 in the
Georgia Avenue Silver Spring
League. CAROLS set was only five
sticks shy of the seasons record
Tastee Diner copped game honors
with 652. National Electric Machine
leads the flag chase by six games.
Laura Georges 121-325 was tops
as Trinity No. chalked up highs ot
503-1 ,468 in the Lutheran Church
Ladies League, while Bob Fellers OF
st. Paul No. 2 and Frank Pietila o1
Luther Place No. l turned in re-
spective highs of 146 and 385 at the
Arcadia to garner top scores in the
Mems Lutheran Church League. st
Paul No. 2, with 601-1,705, took
team honors.
Monopolizing the top scores as Joe
Ricks registered l56 and Leroy
Henry hit for 378, Parcel Post swept
the Chevy Chase Runts in the
Letter Carriers League at Brook
land with sos and 1880. Also
scoring sweeps at the Brookland
Recreation were Main Office and
Woodbridge Lions over You Street
Wildcats and B. F. Castoffs, re-
spectively.
Mildred Peacock Shoots 153.
With Mildred Peacock banging out
1853, the Sandford's quint hung ur
625 for second high score of the
season in the Maryland District
Ladies League at Silver Spring
Dot Crawford of Bergmann's Laun-
dry, which can breeze home the
winner even though losing the re-
mainder of its games, was tops with
371. Shaffer Flower Shop showed
under Clifford Ice Cream rollers
with high of 1856.
Eddie Goldberg. Clarendon Bowl
ing Center pilot, turned in TOP
string of 1872 as the pacesetting
Panthers posted high score of 1857
in the mems section of the Bucking-
ham League. George Bradbury OF
the Scavengers was best with 359. In
the women's division Verna Brock
hurst of the Tortoises and Helen
Hardin of the Yankees led with re-
spective highs of Ill and 297.
Elmer Brun of Chevy Chase
Presbyterian No. / was a standout
in the Friendship Church League
with 154-397. Chevy Chase Baptist
with 606 and Eldbrooke with 1.704
divided team highs at the Chevy
Chase Ice Palace.
Holy Names pace-setters gained
ground in their drive for the Sec
ton A title in the Washington
Catholic League at King Pin when
Ralph Meyers BAT capped a 81
win from st. Anthony's No. l while
the runnerup Holy Comforter No. l
quint, despite Mag Burley's top 1872,
dropped the rubber game to St.
Anthony's No 3. Bob O'Neill, sr.,
was high with 342 as st. Anthony's
No. 2 swept Blessed Sacrament.