Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10
30 WING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Throughout the country, bowl.
ing executives are pressing fol
an application of the Colder
Rule to. relieve traffic on the
maplewayS. If an early league i;
late starting, the league follow
ing is set back, and if this one
is slow, the last league to roll
would do well to provide itself
with cots. The thought is that
if the early league would con-
slider those to follow, all would
be better off.
y 4 y
Gerry Stair. captain Of Curles
Movers in the District Minor
League. is a stickler for rules
but fair-minded. A while back
when couple Of opposing bowl
ers were late, he demanded q
forfeit of the first game. with
Giant Liquors, and got it.
But later Gerry relented, anc
last night the game was rolled
Curles won it. This was at Fair.
fax. where Curles was scheduled
against Langley Sport Center. TIC
roll the game, Giant Liquor:
travelled from the Penn Recrea.
ton, a matter of IA miles, Their
returned to Penn to meet
Charles County Amusement
which had travelled "a miles fol
the match.
What goings on.
Once again the GIBBS, only
unSponsored team in the District
Minor League, featured an eve
ning'S activity. When it started
the GIBBS were tied for the leac
with Rockville Bowling Center
When it ended. the GIBBS were
in front with a three-game mar.
gin. While they whitewaShec
Bank of Maryland. Rockville
dropped three to Fulford's Radio
FBI Charley Beall was the big
GDB with set of 424, high
lighted by a 152 game.
Lew Malitz seems to have
brought good fortune to Full
ford's. He's bowled six games
with the Radiomen and they've
won 'em all to climb into third
place tie with Curles and Gen.
trail Insurance. In hanging 9
sinner on Rockville. the Fulfords
finished with a flourish. Thirty.
four pins down moving into the
final frame, they won by IL, or
the strength Of three marks with
heavy counts while Rockville wa;
flatting. Frank Krenlich was
high for Fulford's at 1882.
"Wrongfoot" Chuck Kramer
who last week rolled SOB fol
Cherner Motors, came back last
night with l46-418 as Cherner':
shaded Central Insurance. Tha'
gave Kramer an average Of l53-;
for his last six games in the
league and jumped his season
average in two weeks from IL;
to l18. BY way OF keeping ir
tune. Chuck shot 675, an average
Of 1877, for high scratch set ir
the Sister Kenny tournament
Sunday at Hyattsville. His is the
hottest streak of the season ir
duckpins. We're pleased to add
it's a popular one. Young Chucl
Kramer is a well-liked bowler.
In sweeping Schaefer Beer, thu
Harrison Roofers made 1t six ir
"a row. Other winners were
Langley Sport Center, Charlie!
County Amusement. for whom
Frank D'Imperio. former Ma
tional all-events champion, rollec
142-40l: McDonald's Raw Bar
Chatterbar and Budweiser Beer.
The standings: GIBBS. 1918
Rockville. 1921; Curles, 1928
Fulford's. 3l-23; Central In.
surance, 1928; Charles County
1924: Cherner, 1925; Harrison
1925; Wheaton Hardware, %,
26; Langley, 27-27; McDonald's
27-27; Jenkins Sheet Metal, IS.
%; Bank of Maryland. 24-30
Chatterbar. 22-32; Budweisel
Beer, 1922; Robinson & Drink
1922; Schaefer Beer. 20-34, anC
Giants Liquors. 1885. Seems
like the beer and liquor teams arr
punchless.)
Top woman bowler Of tn,
week, so far as reported, II
Agnes Belas of Cape st. Mary
Marina in the lively Crawley