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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-11-11
Team Standing
WOW. WOMEN'S
LEAGUE

The Root team captured both their
games from the Banks on Thursday
night to put them two games out in
front. All the other teams broke
even.
The Leafs, captained by Margie
Hildebrand, took both team honors
with single game of 513 and two
game set of 981. Betty Jones had
the high single game (119), but Myr-
tie Carper was just one pin behind
her.
Now, don't forget, girls, that we
do bowl tonight (Armistice Night
100000 Glass
Oressie Carter, 10, 115-225; Bet
ty Jones, 1O2, 1921; Margie Hill
debrand, 116, 101-217; Ruth Spald-
ing, 107, 108-215; Freda Grimes, 100,
115- 215; Betty Hart, 100, 103-203;
Hazel Henson, 100, 102-202; Myrtle
Carper, 118; Nellie Socks, 113; Mary
Grove, 107, Louise Hoover, 106;
Agnes While, 104; Cora Fulton, 1903;
Jane Zimmerman, 103; Grace Bend
er, 101; Pearl Myers, 101; Anna
Stevenson, 100; Mary Athey, 100;
Mildred Lapole, 100.
so Or Better Glass
Mary Kretzer, 80; Mildred Eichel-
berger, SO; Dot Rohrer, SO; Mildred
Bowman, 81; Boots Wiles, 95; Aida
Carper, "a; Olive Bonebrake, SO;
Grace Keckler, 90; MAC" Gelwicks,
81; Carlita Bowman, 81; Maryann
Sharon, 81; Courtney Myers, 80.
Team STANDINGS
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Team Standing
LIONS CLUB
LEAGUE

After Thursday nights bowling
the Heads and Tails were tied for
first place at the start of the second
Quarter, but the big news of the
night was Ford Bryan's game of 1872
which tied for the high single<game
in the league for the season. Ford
had 10 in the first five boxes, but
the shock of being so far ahead OF
his regular form was too much for
him, and he could only get AZ in the
last five.
John Minnich, perhaps one of the
most consistent bowlers in Hagers-
town, had the high three-game sci
(406), which is new league record
for the season. The Paws took both
team honors, with single game of
585 and three-game set of 1929.
100000 Glass
John Minnich, 140-406; Ford Bryan,
152-339; Ross Copley, 125-325; Bud
Fiery, 1890; Ken Adams, 113-3O9;
Bob Lewis, 104-308; Thack Brown,
112-306; Jim Hess, 109-3O2; Chef
Delphey, 119; Dave Glass, 116; Jack
Howard, ia; Bill Main, 1909; George
Lyles, 1903; George Tyler, 1O5; 1. E.
Kieffer, 1902.
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Team Standings
HAGERSTOWN
BANKERS LEAGUE

With the two top teams both win
ming two games last week, there was
no change in the standing.
For the men, F. Mcconnell had
the high single game (124), and w.
Hammaker had the high two-game
set (220). P. Senior led the ladies
with high single game of 81, and S.
McKinsey and N. Cover tied for the
high two-game set with scores of
1872.
HIGH SCORES
Quarters-P. Senior, 81; N. Cover,
90; j. Gardenhour, 94-189; F. McCon-
nell, 124-216; E. Draper, 1O2-199.
Nickels-D. Fryer, SO; G. Neikirk,
SO; w. Hammaker, 114-220.
Slugs-P. Miller, 81; R. Cushen,
101; R. Bowman, 106.
Dimes-R. Vaughn, lis.
Pennies-C. Haynes, 93-186.
Halves Doarnberger, 80; S. Nc
Kinsey, 92-182; S. Reel, 121; C. Youn-
kins, 96.
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Team Standing
JANISON'S
LEAGUE

It was Bombs Away Night" for
the Air Corps five last Thursday, as
they exploded to overwhelm the
Marines and advance to first place
in the league. The Air Corps won
all four points decisively and now
hold a two-point lead over the ex-
league leaders. Navy continued its
advance and stormed out of the cell
lar by taking four points from the
Army.
Clarke Haynes, with a 1874 single
game, and Bob Witt with a three
game set of 329, were high in the
mems Individual bracket, while
Genevieve Mease led the ladies with
a single game of 101 and three
game set of 293. The Air Corps took
all team honors with single game
of 532 and three-game set (1518).
Ladies' 9O-275 Glass
G. Mease, 1O1, 95, 97-293; E. Mon
ringer, 81.
Gents 1O5-32O Glass
R. Witt, 116, 1O9-329; C. Haynes,
1874; H. Brechbiel, 1875; R. Kindsvat-
ter, 1O8, 1880; C. Dehart, 115, 108-
1926; j. Bean, 106; P. Shaner, 100,
1O5; K Martin, ia; R. Wilson, 106;
C. Moser, 1923.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
VICTOR PRODUCTS
LEAGUE.
TUESDAY, November q

(Tuesday, November q
The Victor Products League con-
tinued their very close play last
week The Quick-freezers con-
tinued their climb from the cellar by
taking two games from the Ice
Makers, after taking two from the
Walk-in Rooms the previous week.
j. Terlingo set new high single
game and high set mark, with a
game of 1853 and 374 set.
12O-32O Glass
r. Trumpower, 1872; C. E. Miller,
134-341; P. Smallwood, 122-330; J.
Miller, 134-329; E. r. Shoop, 100; G..
Wolfe, 121-334; c. Hartsock, 121; c.
F. Brown, 1877; T. Kunkleman, 1872;
L. Daugherty, 1874; P. D. Miller, 1922
$40; j. Terlingo, 158-374; K. Stig-
berg, 129-337; C. Straley, 121, 1872
352.
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BOWLING NEWS
AND BOWLING SCORES
By Doug Stewart
HIGH SCORE
CONTEST

There is no change in the High
Score Contest, with 'Pete" Harsh
man still being away out in the lead
with a game of 1873, and Deanie Pot
ter's game of 149 still leading the
ladies.
$50
Three straight weeks now-and
no scores from either the Rotary
Club League, or ST. Mary's League
What's the matter?
$50
Now, let's look over the scores of
the past week
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Team Standing
POTOMAC EDISON
MEMS LEAGUE

AS the Mems League finished the
first quarter of their 1948-4 40 season,
Glen Couchman was high single
game champ with 1853 and high
three-game winner with 374.
J. Shryock's' average of 1903 for
81 games placed him at the top of
the District Individual Average list,
with D. Williams taking second spot
with LOT. So.
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Team Standing
FOUNTAIN HEAD
COUNTRY CLUB LEAGUE

Last week in the ladies' Fountain
Head League, the Brides team won
three games from the Hookers to
take first place, while the Putters
won two from the Dubbers to fill the
second-place position.
M. Thomas took both individual
honors, with single game Of lit
and three-gam set of. 300.
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Team Standing
MOOSE LEAGUE
(Tuesday, November q

OOoSclJg ANONClllOCI ~
In the O'Clock division, the last
place Ears won three games from the
second-place Heads and pushed
them into the cellar, while the Noses
annexed two games from the league
leading Eyes to tighten the league
standing.
L. Trovinger, of the Ears, had high
single game ODD and M. Meats had
high three-game set (357). The
Ears rolled high team set (1597.
In the 8 O'Clock division, the Ant
lers swept all three games from the
Legs to gain a three-game advan-
tage over the second place Tails.
w. Gelwicks, of the Tails, rolled
high single game (118), and H.
Jolliffe, also of the Tails, had the
high three-game set 1929.
11O-32O Glass
7O'CIOck DivisiOn-J. Hinkle, ia;
L. Trovinger, 31-327; Jack Tritsch,
127-328; W. Meats, ia, 127, 116-357;
H. Myers, 125, F. Burger, lis; E.
Cline, III; S. Nunamaker, 124.
9 O'Clock Division Riney Sch
lotterbeck, 113; Eric Nemzek, 1T;
M. Gilbert, ITO; S. Eller, Ill; E.
Wells, Ill, 112; w. Gelwicks, 49,
800; Fred Cline, 1T; H. Joliffe, Ill,
110-328.
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Team Standing
ALSATTA CLUB
LEAGUE

After last weeks bowling the Wal
nuts and Redwoods were tied for
first place, one game ahead of the
Spruces and Elrns, who were in an
other tie for the second spot.
Continued on Page 100
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Team Standing
LADY ELKS
LEAGUE
(Wednesday, November 81

"wednesday, November 81
After last weeks bowling, there
was a tie between January and
March for first place.
Tillie Spessard was the high in
dividual bowler, with game of 1872
and three-game set of 357.
100000 Glass
7. Spessard, 1872, 1O6, 1887; j.
Zimmerman, 124, 119, 1886; v.
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100000 Glass

v. Price, 1O1, 122, 132-355; H. Ed
wards, 1O1, 1913, 1O7-336; J. thinner
man, 1O6, 134-335; D. Rohrer, los,
136-334; c. Price, 124, 1922; A.
Martin, 1892; M. Spiker, 1T, ia
322; K. Kaufman, 130-320; D. Fid-
dler, 1903, 12O-315; ]. Baechtell, los,
11O-314; C. Fitz, 102 102 109-313; C..
Nemzek 100, 1880; V. Potter, Ill,
101-308; L. Nichols, 111-304; M.
Wiles 100, 110-301; H. Lowell, 1874; B.
Ridenour, 121; H. Henson, 1870; G..
Hart, ia; F. Thomas, ia; v. Mar
tin, 113; M. Warrenfeltz, 10; E.
Barnes, no; E. Hause, 109; P. Knep-
per, 109; M. Miller, 1903; R. Selby,
1O7; ]. Lowman, 1O6; D. Potter, 1O6;
S. Manious, 106; M. Kretzer, 105; M.
Sappington, los; " Myers, 1903; ".
Brown, 1903; M. Athey, 1903; H. Sayles,
1902; E. Bentz, 102; J. Warner. 1902;
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Team Standing
MAJOR
LEAGUE.

"wednesday, November 81
Jimmy Rays Tavern won two
games from Cromer's Grocery last
week to increase their lead to four
games.
Copenhaver had high single game
ODD and high three-game set (456).
13O-34O Glass
Crouse's Billiards-Showe, 130-
BAT.
Consumers Credit-A. Palladino,
1853, 132-410; Knicely, 1876; beavers,
1872; Snyder, 137-347; Cearfoss, 40
369
Snyder's Body Works-Farney,
1865.
F. o. E. No. 694-Drenner, 1870;
Macy, BAL.
Hi-Hat Wizards-Eckard, 1924
Cromer's Grocery-W Williams, 1884,
347; Kephart, 138-367; Weaver, 49,
348; Bradley, 142-352.
Jimmy Rays Tavern = Kendle,
13O-373; F. Lowman, 144-391.
Shirey's Men Shop-Hoffman, 359;
Copenhaver, 181, 147-456.
B. F. Goodrich-Lighter, 140-360;
Barnhart, 156-385; Wolfe, $50, AL
399.
Betholine Sinclair - Price, 100;
Ahalt, 1876, 130-393.
Team STANDING
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Warner, 10, 100000; C. Foltz, lit
3O3; N. Musey, ITO; L. Barth, 1O8;
L. Kershner, 100, 1O7; M. Grouse, 1O6;
c. Whorton, los; d. Grooms, 1903; d.
Chrisman, 102; P. Owens, 1902; B.
Ray, 101; T. Gilleece, 1O1; F. Cum
ningham, 100; M. Gallagher, 100.
Taat,n CfandinO
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Team Standing
Cat The Quarter Mark)
MINOR LEAGUE
"Wednesday, November 81

"wednesday, November 81
The Owls lost all three games to
the South End Tavern last week to
cut their lead to two games over
Cromer's Grocery, who won all
three of their games to move up in
to second place.
Jones had the high single game
(15D, and Linburg, had the high
three-game set (397).
12O-33O Glass
The Owls. Rock, 146, 1892;
Fitz, 1893.
Cromer's Grocery-Fales, 125-338.
South End Tavern-Bowers, 1877,
121-353; Knode, 1886; Jones, 1873
1888; Bitner, 132-343.
Prospect Diner-C. Miller, 1879
BAL; R. Eversole, 337; Baker, 100;
R. Messersmith, 145-364; Fahrney,
124-332.
French Barbers-Byers, 1877; Lin
burg, 1877, 139, 121-397; Crawford,
1913, 126-342.
Little Heiskel-Harper, 126-331.
Smith Oil-Smith, 1894; Fritz
zell, 132-338; Jones, 151-339.
Hagerstown Gas COB. Ander-
son, 1872.
Kendall Oilers-Souders, 121, 1884,
346; Hammaker, 121; Shriver, $50.
Staley's ESQ - r. Hart, 133-343;
N. Lewis, 145-373.
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cam Standing
PRECIOUS STONE
LEAGUE

After Friday nights bowling the
Pearls were out on top, two games
ahead of the Emeralds.
Ruth Martin had the high single
game (124), but Mary Routzahn
came through with the high three
game set (353)
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Team Standing
WOMEN'S MAJOR
LEAGUE

Valley Forge Beer forged into
first place on Saturday night when
they won two games, while Letter
Brothers were losing two.
Dorothy Rohrer had the high sin
gle game (136) and Vivian Price had
the high three-game set $3.50. Glib
ney's had the high team single game
(524).
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100000 Glass

M. Routzahn, 121, lis, 117-353; 1.
South, 116, 1O4, 114-334; B. Ford,
113, 1O6, 1O3-322; B. Kane, 121-313;
M Fiery, 1O2, 1898; D. New
conner, 12O-312; R. Martin, 1874; P.
Flock, 116; E. Cover, los, 1O3; M.
Caldwell, 105; R. Bolinger, 10; A.
Smyth, 104; R. Schindel, 102; H.
Wilkes, 101; M. Schaff, 101; D. Tro-
vinger, 100; N. Myers, 100; E. Myers,
100.
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M. Bowman, 1O2; o. Jones, 1902; M.
Fiery, 1O1; L. Lowman, 100; E. Sny-
der, 100.
Team Standing
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PANGBORN
GIRLS LEAGUE
lTuesdaY. November q

TUESDAY, November p
The Vogue team extended their
lead to three games last week when
they won both their games. The
Glamour girls also won two, to jump
from fourth place into the second
spot tie with Mademoiselle, who
broke even in their two games.
Norma Grogan and Betty Kerfoot
tied for high single game honors,
when each came up with a game of
121. Other girls having scores of 100
or better were: Madeleine Spielman,
1O8; Jeanette Hilton, 106; and Jean
Suman, 103.
80 Or Better Glass
Norma Grogan, 121; Betty Ker-
foot, 121; Madeleine Spielman, 108,
90; jeanette Hilton, go, 1O6; Jean
Suman, 1903; Frances Barkdoll, 81,
80; Virginia Browning, 80; Eta Car
ter, 80; Esther McCarren, SO; June
Price, SO, SO; Ruth Ausherman, SO;
Gladys Darlington, 95; Phyllis Pal
mer, 95; Bina Sampsell "a; Ruth
Mueller, SO; Ruth Dunn, SO; Ruth
Lewellen, 80.
Free Bowling
Jean Suman, 70, 103 (252); Eta
Carter, SO, 81 (246).
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100000 Glass

M. Thomas, lit; L. Nichols, 113;
K. Fridinger, III; C. Harbaugh, liz;
V. Mowen, 100, 1O2; M. Fiery, 1O2;
L. George, 1O1.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
WOMEN'S MAJOR
LEAGUE

Letter Brothers won two games
on Saturday night to again tie with
Valley Forge Beer for first place,
while Ayers Brothers and Matthias
Miller are tied in the second spot.
Evelyn Bentz had high Individual
single game (126), and Eileen Bar
mes came up with 1888 for high three
game set. w. J. E. ]. had high team
single game $500, and Masin-Dixon
Coin Machine took high three-game
honors with a total pinfall of 1916
100000 Glass
E. Barnes, 118, 1888; C. Fitz,
119, 1O8 101-328; D. Schlotterbeck,
los, 100, 1882; H. Edwards, 1O2,
107, 1885; E. Bentz, 1876, 114-325;
M. Athey, 1O8, 117-324; K. Kaufman,
106, 1882; ]. Zimmerman, liz, 101,
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lO5-318; M. Fiery, 1O1, 123-318; R.
Selby, 113, 1924; L. Bowers 1O4.
1888; L. Nichols, 100, 1O2, 1O0-311;
E. Right, Ia, 1O3-311; R. Dunn, 1O1,
lob, 106-310; H. Wagaman, 117-307;
H. Henson, 102, 1O6-3O3; M. Hart
man, 1O6, 1O5-3O2; G. Hart, 112-3OO;
L. Crawford, lit, 1O4; D. Potter, 1O8,
1O2; M. Mobley LOG, 1O3; F. Thomas,
1O4, 103; V. Warner, 100, 105; M.
Baker, 101, 1O1; G. Leatherman, 100:
" Martin lit; M. Hammond lit; v.
Price 116; B. Dellinger 113; I. Fid-
dler 112; M. Spiker 100; M. Warren
feltz 100; S. Manious, 100; L. Kittell,
108; p Givens, 107; A. Martin, 1O6;
o. Jones, LOG; c. Nemzek, 1O5; E.
Lake, los; j. .Baechtell, 104; J. War
ner, 1902; H. Sayles, 1902; V. Brown,
101; C. Price, 101; J. Lowman, 1O1;
B. Warrenfeltz, 100; L. Lowman, 100.
Team Standing
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ELKS CLUB
LEAGUE

The close race continues, with the
Knees on top by one point over the
second-place Necks.
c. Hildebrand had the high single
game CAD, with R. Witt taking
the high three-game set (337). The
league-leading Knees had the high
team single game esd, but it re-
manned for the Teeth, who are in a
tie for sixth place, to come up with
the high three-game score (1604).
I2O-33O Glass
l.. Middlekauff, 140-336; C. Hide
brand, 147-333; L. Martin, 1872; r.
Gallagher, 1875; c. Rouzer, 121; E.
Mobley, 12O-349; T. Wolfe, 1874; r.
Witt, 123-357; F. Wolf, 121; E. Pryor,
1872; H. Perham, 13O-337; E. Guess
ford, 120-35O; H. Wantz, 1876; G.
Musey, 13O-339; j. Thompson, 1886;
D. Glass, 128-335; r. Mundey, 1888;
C. Mobley, 121-334; A. Kriz, 1882;
A. Cromer, 100; ]. Tritsch, 1882;
H. Cavanaugh, 1913.
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MOOSE LEAGUE
TUESDAY, November 81

N1uSSudy, november ~
In the 7 O'Clock Division, the Eyes
won two out of three games from
the Ears last week, to go two full
games out in front. With the other
three teams all deadlocked, this
makes a really tight race. There
are only nine games to be played in
the first half schedule, so anything
can happen.
Captain Bob Bowers, of the Eyes,
was the high scorer of the night,
with single game of lat and three
game set of 379.
The situation is little different in
the 9 O'Clock Division, where the
Antlers, who won two games last
week from the second-place Tails,
went out in front by four full games,
with the third-place team, the Hoofs,
eight games off the pace. While the
Legs are still in last place, they NOV
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BOWLING NEWS
AND BOWLING SCOPES
By Doug Stewart

Daisies dropping down to second
place, one game behind the leaders.
Virginia Warner, of the Daisies,
had the high single game (134) and
Blanche Schwinger, of the Pansies,
had the high three-game set (334).
Team honors were also divided,
with the Pansies having the high
three-game set (1512) and the
Daisies the high single game (544)
100 or Better Class
B. Schwinger, ITO, 116, 108-334;
M. Routzahn, 1O5; Virginia Warner,
134-317; c. Nunamaker, los, ITO, 102
BIT; M. Warrenfeltz, 102, 124-311;
R. Miller, Ill, 101-307; A. Ruth, liz,
108-3O2; A. Knodle, ITO, 102; E. C.
mclaughlin, lit; ]. Miller, 112; r.
Carvey ITO; E. Monninger, ITO; F.
Couchman, 108; M. Snyder, 1903; Vir-
ginia Patterson, 108; L. Rudisill, 107;
B. Warrenfeltz, 107; King, LOG; c.
Price, 104; J. Rummell, 104; L. Kid
well, 1O2; R. Moser, 102; P. Eyler,
1O2; K. Stouffer (Jonquils) 1902; c.
White, 101; E. Causher, 101; G. Stout,
100; Kate Stouffer (Daisies) 100; M.
Hartman, 100; j. Warner, 100; v.
Helm, 100; L. Unseld, 100.
Too,,. Cko-Isnn
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Team Standing
MEMS DIVISION

Trinity continued to set the pace
last week, when they won three
from Christ Reformed, to increase
their lead to three games over their
nearest rivals, ST. Marks who were
dropping two to the boys from
Grace E. u. B. st. Johns took two
from Emmanuel cub, st. PauIs E.
u. B. downed Washington Square
in three contests, and Baptist won
two from Brethren.
Les. Talhelm, of Trinity, turned in
the top single game for the evening
(162), but 'Bill'' Schilling, of Breth-
rem, put three nice games together
for the top total of 381. All team
honors went to Trinity, with games
of 618-641 and $50, for. the high
total of 1918.
12O-32O Club
Trinity-"Doc" Carbaugh, 126,131,
122, 379; pete" Harshman 122-338;
Howard Nally, 124, 125-352; Les.
Tlahelm, 162-376; Franklin R. Mil
Ter, 122; Roger Miller, 1913, 122-337;
John Minnich, 1882.
st. Mark's-'BilI' Snyder 128-338;
c. NcNamee 322; Harry Warrenfeltz
1856, 12O-372.
Grace E. U. B.-Harry Hause, 129,
121-366; John Hause, 1876; bud"
Lum, 129-335; Hoye Lum, 125-327.
St. Johns-Motz, 1873; Kline, 1874;
Zimmerman, 1924; Harry Krotzer,
321.
st. Pauls E. U. B.-Wilbur Per
rott, 129-346; Joe Bitner, 1881.
Washington Square-Earl Craw-
ford, 1874, 125-363.
Emmanuel E.U.B.-John Bowman,
124-333;, Dick Yates, 121; Bob Bow
man, 321.
Baptist-Vernon Wilson, 141-354;
Buck" Wilson, 122-325; Richard,
1876; Norman Hepfer, 127.
Brethren-"Bill" Schilling, 1874,
1881; Rev. James Ault, 100.
Christ Reformed-C B. Wentz, 1872.
T1or~n
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Team Standing
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
LEAGUE

"wednesday, November 10) :
1t looks as if the Junior Regent
team is making runaway race, as
they are eleven games ahead of Ar
gus and Chaplain, who are tied for
second place.
Delphine Burger was the high
scorer last week, with a single game
of lit and three-game set of 1922.
The only other girl to get into the
300 Glass was Mary Myers, with a
three-game set of 80.
80 Or Over Glass
Catherine Nemzek, 104, 100, "a;
Anuna Stevenson, 101, SO, 90; Della
Feigley, 104; Emma Horn, 101; Flor
ence Young, 100; Hazel Lowell, 80,
go; Ruth Ridge, 80; Betty Bachtell,
90; Doris Stevens, SO, go; Josephine
Wolfe, "a; Eileen Wigfeld, "a; Clara
Trumpower, "a; Martha Burger, SO,
90; Dorothy Williams, SO; Marie
Holden, 81.
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MINOR LEAGUE
(Wednesday. November

"wednesday, November 10)
The completion of the first round
in this league found the Owls on
top, two games ahead of Cromer's
Grocery and South End Tavern, who
tied for second place.
Individual honors were divided,
with F. Burger, of the Hagerstown
Gas Company, having high single
game (153) to tie with Harbaugh for
the season thus far. M. Harbaugh
had high three-game set 1881; Pros
pect Diner had high team single
game (612) and Staley's ESQ Station
had high three-game set (1717).
12O-33O Glass
The Owls-W. Snyder, 124, 121-
1863.
Cromer's Grocery-Day, 135-363;
Fales, 130-330.
South End Observation-Disclosures
137-343; Bowers, 1877; Knode, 1872
BAT; Jones, 121, 126-335; Bitner 124
Prospect Diner-C. Miller, 1856;
Messersmith, 136-334; Baker, 147-
341; Fahrney, 149-374.
Little Heiskel-Harper, 1873; Har-
baugh, 142, 124-383; Rhodes, 121, 1874
1862.
French Barbers-Byers, 124-338;
Linburg, 121; Crawford, 100
Smith Oil-Bowman, 121-347;
Frizzell, 1875; Knode, 128-341; Jones,
120-336.
Hagerstown Gas Co-F. Burger,
153-335.
Kendall Oilers-Souders, 1875;
Shriver, 1875, 1886; Krotzer, 100.
Staley's Esso-R. Hart 1875, 153-
374; Lowman, 132-362; Lewis, 1874
349.
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Team Standing
PANGBORN DAY
MEMS LEAGUE

The Dryers again won three games
last week to put them out in front,
both in the Won-and-L and Total
Points columns.
G. Limburg had the high single
game CAD, and B. Rinehart had the
high three-game set (377). The team
honors, however were taken by the
tenth-place Rooms team, with a
single game of sos and three-game
set of 1919.
12O-33O Scores
N. Hoover, 131; c. Berry, 121; N.
Clingan, 1876; A. Kriz, 1913; E. Ell
lott, 100; D. Palmer, 1873; F. Trov-
niger, 1872; D. Barnhart, 1875; w.
Wilhelm, 124-346; c. Superka, 1876
1888; B. Rinehart, 1873, 1887; F.
Shilling, 125; E. Middlekauff, 100;
G. Limburg, 1875, 144-368; H. Bottor-
off, 124-337; D. Dysert, 128-330; c.
Kretzer, 1882; x. Young, 12O-334.
Free Bowling
K. Young, 408.1; B. Rinehart,
403.7; c. Morrison, 403.7.
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PANGBORN
GIRLS LEAGUE
(Tuesday, November 81

4NONSlllOSl ~
Vogue won both their games last
week, to remain on top by two
games, but the tie for second place,
between Glamour and Mademoiselle,
was broken when the Mademoiselle
team won both their games also,
while Glamour was losing two.
Esther McCarren had the high
single game (125) and two-game
honors were divided between Ma
demoiselle, was broken when the
Mademoiselle team won both their
games also, while Glamour was los
ing two
Esther McCarren had the high
single game (125) and two-game
honors were divided between Ma
deleine Spielman and Roberta
Spangler, who both came up with
total scores of 213. Others bowl
ing 100 or better were: Ruth Dunn,
112; Lorraine Oberholzer, 105; and
Phyllis Palmer, 104.
80 Or Better Glass
Esther McCarren, 1875; Ruth Dunn,
112, 81; Lorraine Oberholzer, los;
Madeleine Spielman, 104, 100; Rob
erta Spangler, 1O4, 100; Phyllis Pal
mer, 1O4, SO; Louise Rasmussen, SO;
Gladys Darlington, SO; Norma Gro
gan, 81, 81; Virginia Bingaman, 81;
Nellie Bowman, 81; Jeanne Price,
80, 81; Ruth Mueller, 95; jeanette
Hilton, "a, 81; June Price, 90, "a;
Mildred Renner, "a; Nancy Shoop,
SO; Bina Sampsell, SO; Virginia
Myers, 81; Betty Kerfoot, 80.
Free Bowling
Esther McCarren, 125, SO (245):
Lorraine Oberholzer, los, SO (242)
Team Standing