Evening star., 1941-11-20
Paeinii's 1876 Sparks
Leaders Rout Of
BrookIand Five
itIe-DefenGine Strike
Team Drops Full Set
To Chevy Chase

tiOnS, 21, the pace-Settlng Airing
ton Bowling Center pinmen today
had pulled away to three-game
lead in the District League, while
the erstWhile front-running and
champion Lucky Strikes, white
washed by Chevy Chase Ice Palace,
dropped into second-place tie with
Rosslyn and Anacostia Spillway.
Led by Ollie Pacini's 1896, the
Arlingtons grabbed the first two
skirmishes with scores of 608 and
586 before the Brooklanders woke
up with 6l4 to annex the final tilt.
Not even the urging of Champion
Hokie Smith, who maintained his
1929 top average with 1896, could
arouse his title e-defending Lucky
Strike mates as they suffered their
second straight three-game loss.
BolStered by the acquisition of Joe
Harrison, who fired top single Of
l73 and 430, the Ice Palace quint,
also aided by Jack Perrell's 384,
smeared the Luckies with scores of
671-1897. Posting the only sweep
of the evening, the Chevy Chase
outfit climbed to the top of the
second division to share 10th place
with Del Ray and Arcadia.
Arcadia Routs Bethesda.
Featured by Capt. Fred Murphy's
top 442, which hiked his average to
126-27 for 80 games, Arcadia all but
crushed Henry Hiser's Bethesda
crew with scores of 696-1 ,892. Al
Cissel's 397 also was a lusty wallop
for the Arcadians. The losers an
nexed the middle game, 602 to 598.
After winning the first tussle in a
roll-off, Hi-Skor fell before red
hot Clarendon Bowling Center COM
bination that marked up top team
counts OF 703 and 1922 as Joe
Freschi banged out 164-428 and
Gene Hargett clouted for 156-406.
Capt. Ed Blakeney's l58-407 and
Lou Pantos' 144-39O were best for
the losers. who dropped the final
game in an exciting finish, 635 to
644.
Al Terry's ITO blow and 397 paved
the way for Lafayette Bowling Gen.
ter to take the odd game from the
visiting Hyattsville Recreations.
Terry's set was 397.
Turning in scores of 69l-1 1898 as
Abe Beavers and Ed Nash starred
with respective counts of 161-402
and 15l-391. Anacostia SpillWay
pinmen maintained their grip on the
runnerup spot with 2-1 win from
Penn Recreation. Bill Kings 1872
and Abe Weinberg's 1888 were high
for the losers. who dropped into sixth
place tie with Hi-Skor, King Pin
and Georgetown.
Lynn Sparks Del Ray.
Bert Lynn continued to furnish
one of the seasons biggest surprises
asthe sparkled in Del Rays 2-l vic
tory over Roger Peacock's Bethes-
dams with 154-407. His heavy pin
spilling zoomed his average to 1878
for ~ games.
Rosslyn, sharing second place,
kept pace with the leading Arllng-
tons by virtue of 2-l decision over
GEORGETOWN Bill Krauss gave the
winners their edge with 165-400.
King Pin eked out 81 win from
Convention Hall. 1t was nosed out
in the final game by a single pin.
The defeat dropped the Hallmen to
fifth place. Bob Miciotto's 1884 was
best for the winners while Harvey
Duckett's 372 was high for the
losers.
Lucky Strike will draw many of
the city's leading bowlers tonight
when Manager Smith stages a pre-
liminary to gain entries for Satur-
days Dixie attraction. Action will
start at 8 o'clock.
Dutch Sherbahn and Howard
Russell shared top honors in the
Takoma Duckpin Association loop
as the former fired l54 and the
latter counted 405. Takoma Motors
grabbed team highs with 632-1,79l
Lido rollers all but dominated the
rolling in the Civic Club League at
the New Recreation when Delisi
chalked up 1882 to lead team
scores of 565-1,596 Jones of Op-
timist also posted 1873.
Peggy Wires 331 was the heaviest
wallop in the Women's Country Club
League at Silver Spring as Kenwood
No. blanked Indian Spring No. 2.
Edith Howell of Manor No. 2 was
tops with 120.
Pop Geislers IA was the big poke
rs Remington-Rand cracked sea-
son record in the Office Appliance
League at Ice Palace with 624 to
climax sweep over l. B. M. Service.
Ed Lohmar of Royal carried off set
honors with 370
Melvin Stein of Takoma with 139
and Bill Boyd of St. Johns with
s58 divided top honors in the Luth-
eran Mems League at Arcadia
Atonement No. pinman won team
aurek with 599-1,658.
Sheridan Delicatessen was a 2-1
winner over York Liquor in the
Hebrew League when Phil Miller
threw in top single of lat and Elmer
Michaelson hit for 1890. Meyer
Weinbergs 1888 was best as Al
Ashs Delicatessen marked up team
highs Of 643-1,744.
PIebes Give 29 Sturs