Evening star., 1941-11-08
High Pin Scores Mark
Competition in Two
Navy Yard Loops
B. N. Guins Clear Lead
At Lucky Strike; Peorce
Sturs at Fort Davis

0Al0y TFlCc again way biie Spear
head with wallops of 14l-378 as
Torpedo No. l ran its winning streak
10 Is games to gain the runnerup
spot IN Lucky Strike Navy Yard
Duckpin League, while Breech
Mechanism No l was taking over
undisputed possession Of first place
after a three-Way tie with Progress
and Broadside Mount No. l. While
the Torpedo pinmen SWamped Erect
ing No. 2, B. M. came through with
q timely 2-1 victory over Progress.
Broadsiders relinquished their grip
on the top rung by losing the odd
game skirmish TO Joiners.
In Fort Davis Navy Yard loop,
Jerry Pearce starred with 1896 as an
other combination of Broadsiders
swept Drawing Room No. 3 with
highs of 617-l,7l2. Lee Greenberg
OF Drawing Room No. 5 was tops
with $50. His set was 391 Seymour
Hall. with 377. aided Planning's 81
win from West No. as Lewis Wits
147 prevented shutout Among the
highs of the evening were Lou
MahtZ of F. and A. No. 2 with Al
374, Bob Swisher of Sight No 2 with
145-954 and Wesley Fredette Of
West No. with 1863.
King Pin rollers were no match
for Fleischmann Yeast quiat in
King Pin Ladies' League as Ruth
Gofard's 314 featured 80 victory.
Catherine Moran's 123 gave Sterling
Laundry its lone win from Red
Birds.
Gene Moreland's 1874 and John
Gray's 355 were the highest scores
marked up in Mems Department of
Commerce League at Lucky Strike.
Three bowlers shared top single of
1l6 In Women's Commerce loop.
They were Marjorie Wynkoop of
Weather Bureau and Gonna Bark
and Verne McCready of Census.
Ann Smith of Foreign and Domestic
grabbed high set with 1923.
Gertrude Mullan starred with BAT
as Michigan Park Market romped
over Pyles Motors in Brookland
Recreation Ladies League. Helen
Witt of the losers made a gallant
effort to stave off the 3-game trim
ming with top single of 1872. R. J.
ONeill quint spurted ahead in the
flag chase with a 81 victory over
Gemeny's Flowers. Martha Biggs'
339 gave Willis ESQ FL edge over
Brookland Garage.
Billy Kingsolver, ace OF the lead
ing Adjustments No. l quint, who
Is monopolizing the spotlight in the
Federal Security Agency League, to-
day boasted his third 400 set of the
season and substantial boost in
his 100 top average.
Kingsolver's set, rolled at Hi-Skor,
was climaxed by IA game.
Ruth McClintic, Daly's Food Shop,
and Mabel Herring of the Grey
hounds, posted highs of IA and 1854
In the Ladies' Independent League
at Arcadia.
Butler-Flynn Paint bowlers
snatched ray of the spotlight at
Arcadia by banging out season rec
ords Of SIT and 1909.
Public Health pinspillers divided
team honors in the F. C. A. loop at
Hi-Skor, No. team hanging up a
675 game while the No. 2 combina-
tion carved out a 1895 set.
Rapping out q season record of
l26, George Dice headlined highs of
620-1,728 turned in by the Sugar
Control quint of the Agriculture
Inter Bureau League at Penn Rec
reation. Harry Dixon, A. M. SIS
veteran, took high game honors with
3N.
Perce Lawhorn fired 1886 at
Convention Hall, enabling North
Bus No. to grab the odd one from
Eastern No. l in the Capital Tran
sit League. A high of 609 featured
Northern Rails sweep over Central
Bus No. 1, while Western Bus rollers
counted 1910 to smother George
town busnen.
While Thiel shone with 165 as
Yellow Cab No. chalked up top
aggregates Of 615-l,724 in the Dis
6ict Taxi League at Chevy Chase
Zoe Palace, Eddie Keith Of Bell No.
! led with 379.
Paced by Miller's 144-387, Mead's
Liquors mopped up Charpel Grill
with top count of 1,730 in the Ana
costa Spillway Business Mems
League Gus Places fired 1863 as
City Baking whitewashed Certified
Bakery.
Today a year ago-Clark Grit