Evening star., 1941-10-16
Rolls 164-451 10 Pace
District Loop Team
To Set Of 1888
Smith Of Lucky Strike
ChoIks Up 407, but
Loses in Average

Rolllng AL last nlgnt, Lou Jenk-
ins today led the city's duckpin
howitzers with seven 400" sets for
the season, but while Lou piled up
the maple for Del Ray last night in
the District League, Bert Lynn
swiped some of his thunder to be
the star as Del Ray beat its own
season record for the all-Star cir
cult with a tally of 1888 Lynn
rolled 451 with high game of 164.
Owners of the seasons high team
Of 724, the Del Ray crew which in
cludes El Geib. Andy Gleeson and
Buck Mcdonald, fairly smothered
the invading Clarendon Bowling
Center quint with games of 693, 665
and $50 to crack their former high
OF 1896.
1t was both jenkins and Lynn'S
first .400sets in the league. Jenkins,
out to smash Astor Clarke's city
wide mark of 80 sets of 400 or bet
ter in one season, has four in the
Rhode Island Businessmen's and
two in the National Capital League,
SilltH IIOiuS II dSt dtt.
Still ball of fire, Champion Ho-
kie Smith shot 407 as Lucky Strike
swept the visiting Brookland Recre-
alton with 634-l 847 to win its 18th
consecutive game and move three
games ahead Of Second-place Ar
lington Bowling Center in the flag
chase. Despite his brilliant maple
mauling Smith lost a pin on his
top average that stands at an even
1876 for 18 games.
The strong Arlingtons lost ground
by dropping game to Chevy Chase
Ice Palace. Ollie Pacini's 139-388
and Arthur Crowns 1882 were
best for the invading Virginians,
while George SimonS was high for
Ice Palace with 136-362.
Georgetown Recreation gained
third place when Dick Lees 1856
1893 and Skippy ReidS 138-376 led
in 2-1 win over the highly-rated
Hi-Skor combination. Ed Blake
ney's $50 gave the losers the first
game decision. His set was 403
Convention Hall Checks Penn.
Featured by Julie Singers IA
424 and Harvey Duckett's 142-406,
Convention Hall ran up scores of
Gil, 652 and 656 to check the fast
travelling Penn Recreations, who
dropped from second-place tie to
fourth
Rosslyn bowlers stamped e d
Hyattsvllle with counts of 668, 646,
645 as Gait Davis 147-414. Bill
Krauss' l59-4O2 and Brad Mand-
ley's 1893 led the onslaught.
Capt. Fred Murphy with 1914
and Eddie Keith with 800 paced the
charge as Arcadia posted scores of
639-1, 1884 to smother Roger Pea
cocks Bethesda pinmen.
King Pin chalked up the sixth
clean sweep out of nine matches by
trouncing Henry Hiser's Bethesda
quint with scores of 668-1,898. John
Chaney's 144-398, Bill Beattys 142
--392 and Sam Shreve's 147-385
were potent wallops for the winners.
Ed Nash's 141-385 and Joe Harri-
sons 150-378 were the deciding fac
tors as Anacostia Spillway trimmed
Lafayette Bowling Center, 81.
Mae Diehl Is Star.
Paced by Mae Diehl's top scores of
l34-345, the Colonials swept Logan
Motors with high count of 1,459 to
deadlock first place in the Lucky
Strike Ladies' League with their
victims. M. I. N. pinettes and the
champion Commerce quint also
share the top rung by virtue of the
formers 80 victory over Tau Beta
Phi No. 2 and the latter's 2-1 de-
cision from Tau Beta Phi No. /.
Ambrose Carroll of st. Dominic's
3 starred with a season record of
370 in Section c of the Washington
Catholic League at Queen Pin. His
129 was high for the evening. Team
honors went TO st. Joseph's No. 2
with 545 and st. Mary's with 1889.
veach's lat and 3SS were tops in
the Laundry League at Anacostia
Spillway. Elite Ne. 2 and Arcade
No. divided team honors with re-
spectiVe counts of 568 and 1,644
Losing only three out of Is games,
Manhattan No. l Sterling and Ar
cade No. l, are running neckand-
neck in the flag chase.
Juanita McMurtrys 1877 enabled
Technical Staff to take team game
honors with $40 in the Commission
ers' and Miscellaneous Ladies
League at Lucky Strike.
Wally Reed of r. C. C. r. and
George Gray of Directors were
standouts in the Premier Cab
League at Petworth with respective
scores of 1853 and an even 400 set.
Dupont rollers posted top game of
551 and Fairfax the best set of
1857.
The Bill Quigleys mopped up the
Baardses in the ST. Martins Club
League at King Pin as Willie Leis-
man shone with 161-40O. Top
score of 583 gave the CosimanoS a
al edge over the Finches, while the
Guys took the odd one from the
MadiganS with high count of 1886,
The Kings gained undisputed pos
session of first place with a 2-1 vic
tory over the Ed Jeffries.
Charlotte Skinner Is Best.
Honors in the Elks Ladies League
went to Charlotte Skinner of the
Canaries with 125-302, while Paul
Hersheys 1857 were high scores
in the ElkS Mems League at the