Evening star., 1942-12-10
HyattsviIIe Presses
Clarendon bow|ers
For District Lead
Only Come Back After
Routing Arcadia; Record
Rolled by BrookIond

Hyattsville Recreation duckpin-
ners today were only one game
out of first place in the District
League flag chase after sweeping
Arcadia while the pacesetting Clar-
endon Bowling Center sharpshoot-
ers dropped one of three games to
Bethesda Bowling Center.
Jimmy OFT, jr, starred with 154
and 420 as the Hyattsville quint
mopped up last night with scores
of 686 and 1884. Veteran Harry
Hilliard tossed in a 800 for the
winners.
Led by Capt. Jack Talbert's 142
and Alb and Lee Marcey's 1896, Clar-
endon won the first two tilts from
Bethesda with counts Of 612 and
628, but lost the final skirmish, $50
to GIG.
Alexandria Recreation gained
third place by sweeping Georgetown
with tallies of 656 and 1917 as Au-
brey Evans and Ell Geib supplied
the heaviest wallops with respective
scores of 156-423 and All.
Despite an all = time record
smashing 745 and a season record
of 1888, Brookland Recreations lost
game to Chevy Chase Ice Palace
and dropped into a fourth-place tie
with Anacostia Spillway, 80 winner
over Convention Hall. Nick Rinal-
dis ITO and 436 were the big blows
for Brookland.
In other matches young Pret
Wannan sparkled with 44o as the
champion Lucky Strikes nipped Ar
lington. 2-l, while Sam Simon's
145 and 1874 helped Hi-Skor trim
Lafayette. 81. King Pin also
tripped Rosslyn, al.
League standings-Clarendon. 27-
IL; Hyattsville, 26-13; Alexandria,
25-14; Brookland, 24-15; Spillway,
PALS; Bethesda, 21-18; Lucky
Strike, 21-l8; Hi-Skor, 20-19: La
fayette. 1920; Ice Palace, 1920;
Convention Hall, 1921: King Pin,
1921: Arcadia, 14-25; Rosslyn, IA
25; Georgetown, 1926; Arlington,
8-31.
Pacesetting Lafayettes with 80
victory over Brookland increased
their lead to five games in the Ladies
District League as the runner-up
Clarendon lost two of three games to
Red Circle. Capt. Jessie Sacrey's
368 and Virginia Wright.s 346 were
potent blows for high-fying Lafay-
cites.
Hi-Skor spurted to second
place tie with Clarendon by white
washing Arlington. Caroline Hisers
1873 and 358 paced the winner to top
scores of SGT and 1889
Chevy Chase Ice Palace held
fourth place with 81 win over
Takoma. Lucille Youngs BAL led
the victors.
Featured by Ruth Rothgeb's top
scores of 1856 and 1896. Bethesda
Bowling Center mopped up King
Pin while the flfth-place Rosslyn
duint took the odd game from
Spillway as Lucy Rose led with 354.
Irene SCOTS 121 and Isabel Riefen-
berg's 1923 aided Rendezvous 81
decision over Arcadia.
Phil Miller fired a season record
OF 1872 and Ala as the Five Aces
trimmed the jewelers., 81, in He
brew League at Penn Recreation.
Levins 377 paced Kaspers to their
odd-game win over Vista.
Despite Johnny Stump's season
record of 424, which was climaxed
by l59 single, Potomac Small Loan
dropped 81 decision to Yeatmans
Hardware in the Arlington County
League at Rosslyn. Bill Jeffries
was only one stick shy OF the sea-
sons high when his 16l gave Milton
Comley Florists 81 victory over
Cherrydale Firemen. Jeffries' set
was 406. Clyde CAN'T banged 146
and 1913 as Northwest Supply SAL
vaged game from Standard Clean
ers while Allen Kelley's 152 and 381
paced Arlington County Dairy to
sweep over Union Clothing. Sher
e. Cohen jolted Hollywood Cleaners,
2-1, to increase It's lead to five
games.