Evening star., 1947-01-22
RossIyn-Hi-Skor Tilt
Tops Card Tonight
In District Loop
By Ben MeAlwee

District Major Bowling League race
will be at stake tonight when the
deadlocked Rosslyn and champion
Hi-Skor quints clash at Rosslyn
starting at 1880.
Besides gaining clear possession
of the runner-up spot the victor
also stands chance Of overtaking
the pace-setting King Pin aggre-
cation which engages Brookland at
Brookland. A 2-1 win for either
Hi-Skor or Rosslyn will mean King
Pin must down its opposition in at
least two games to retain its one
game lesS. =
Other tussles bring together
fourth-place Clarendon and Colo
NAL Village at Colonial Village,
fifth-place Bethesda Bowling Gen.
ter and Greenway at Bethesda, Ice
Palace at Lucky Strike and College
Park at Hiser's Boulevard.
An important Ladies' Major Dis
trict League match is on tap to-
night at College Park between the
leading Brookland Recreation and
second place College Park out
fts. Three games separate the two
teams. In other clashes Rosslyn
rolls at King Pin, Ice Palace at Hi
Skor, Silver Spring at Lafayette
and Petworth at Mount Rainier.
In the mems Minor District
League Mount Rainier invades
Alexandria, Petworth visits Clar-
endon, Bethesda Bowling Center
bowls at Arlington, Spillway jour-
neys to Greenway, Arcadia takes
on Silver Spring at Arcadia and
Fort Davis entertains Temple.
Jessie Sacrey won't be among the
fair duckpinners who will have to
plank down SIS entrance fee In
the United States Women's Open,
to be rolled Sunday over Balti-
more's Brooklyn drives. Winning of
q preliminary staged by the Wash
ington Ladies' League took care OF
that important item. Her top 374
also enabled The Oaks to sweep
Hessick Coal. Bing Moen fired 1852
and 36G for the victors, Bratburd
Pigs maintained a one-game lead
by taking two from Garvin's Grill
as second-place Rich's Barber Shop
whitewashed Graffettes. Adelaide
Browns 127 and 356 were the edge
as E. M. Bryan nicked third-place
S. & H. Parking, 81.
Howard Campbell, Jack Wolsten-
holme. Henry Ehlers and AL larson,
bowling pals Of long standing, and
newcomer Bob Kessler rejoiced to-
day after their Downtown Liquor
Store team routed Baumgarten Seal
& Stamp Co. to gain first place in
the Hi-Skor Businessmen League.
on total pins over Thomas Jewelry,
which dropped three games to
Western Union.
Joe Reven Is believed to have
established a record score for one
ball tournament competition by
winning the weekly Petworth event
with a gross count of 259 with 229
from scratch. His average was pin
over 76 for each game. Jimmy Car
roll was the high-game winner with
50. The event raised a sum of
$3.50 for the Mile o. Dimes fund.
The PBA League with 80 teams
split in several units and rolling
at Lucky Strike, Hi-Skor and Lafay-
cite lays claim to having the biggest
duckpin loop in the city. The War
quint with SO wins and IL losses
leads the No. 8 mixed unit. North
east and Agriculture are neck-and-
neck in the runner-up spot. Snli-
thisler of Agriculture No. is the
individual pacesetter with 1862 and
Sanalitro. second, with 103-29. In
the No. l mixed unit Raymond
Heigle leads with 105-11 average
and 80 spares. Clayton Bacher
sports high season scores of 155 and
370. Juanita Mayola tops the women
with 96-10 average and 322 set E.
Pfreundschuh boasts high game of
124.
Washington Daily News, led by
Wahl's IA and 359, swamped Noland
Co. to take over first place in the
Clarendon Commercial B" loop
when the erstwhile leading Briggs
Filtration dropped two games to
Dean Plasterers. Wilson ESQ Serv-
ice spurted to third place with a 81
win from Railway Express, sup
planting Lyon Park ESQ Service
which was blanked by Robertson's
and 10.
Public Shoe Store leads the Clar-
endon Commercial "A" loop by one
game after Reids 140 and 376 led
a 2-1 victory over Smiths Transfer
and former leading Jenkins Sheet
Metal lost the odd one to Colonial
Construction. Jack Mahoney's top
counts Of 145 and 389 helped Simp-
son & May Realty romp over Hi
Way Shoe Repair.
N. E. Variety Store was 80 win
ner from Bert's Mems Wear in the
Northeast Business Mems loop with
Kelly Beach firing 140-379 for the
victors and John Coughlin, 1876 and
374 for the losers. Adolph Dreis'
top single of Isl gave Burt g. Easter
the odd tilt from Red Bar.
CoIIeqe Quints