Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14

Seldom in the history OF
duckpins have two women's
teams fought a battle like that
between Goetz Co. and Mirman
Bros. last night at Wheaton in
the Capital Women's Major
League. 1t was won by Goetz,
2 to l.
All five members of the Goetz
team beat 800. With Bing
Moen setting a sensational pace
at 1893, with games of 100, 146
and 127, Goetz Co. established
a season record of i,795 and al
most needed it to gain an edge,
what with the Mirmans total
ing 1876.
Mirman won the first game,
with rousing $40 against 592.
Goetz nabbed the second, 593
to 584. and the final, 610 to SAG.
The match produced 100 marks,
including SIS spares and a re-
markable batch of IS strikes,
Is by the winners.
In spite, of her brilliance,
Miss Moen was forced to yield
individual honors to an oppo-
nent, Ann Habercom, who roll
cd 1875, 1870 and l44 for 399.
For Goetz, Kitty Hamilton shot
1896; Helen Pappas, 1877
356. Beauty Logan, 130-353 and
Ruth King, 1913.
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While all this was happening
at Wheaton, Fulford's Radio
was putting on a show at Silver
Spring to sweep match with
Food Service Equipment. The
Fulfords totaled l771, with
Cots Hiser rolling l44-367
Gertha Wilson, 126-363; Mulie
Stadtler. 128-359; Frances Will
son, captain, 128-358, and June
Gordon, 324. Best for Food
Service was Marie Grenan
136-358.
In other matches. Hi-SKoI
(Alice Beall. 131-373D won two
from William C. Weight Getty
Hummer, 1896 and Phyllis
Jones, 141-364D and the leading
Chatterbar tie m (Hildpr
O'Steen. 138-357 BANKED Clar-
cndon to lift its margin to two
games over runnerup Hi-Skor
Miss Wilson, leading in aver
age, lifted her pace to 1l6-16,
followed by Miss Stadtler, lis,
and Bobbie Jones, who shot 342
for Mirman Bros, 1872.
The standings: Chatterhar
22-11; Hi-Skor, 20-13; Full
ford'S. 1914; Food Service,
l7-16; Voight, 1918; Goetz,
1919 Clarendon, 1920 and
Mirman, 1921.
In the last two weeks, Blat2
Beer in the Metropolitan Inter-
Alley League has turned up a
couple of sparklers in Harry
Worth and Bobby Mayhem
Last week Worth shot 432 in
the Bladensburg Major League
and followed it with Alb in the
Inter- Alley. Last night, May
hew was high man in the Inter-
Alley at 15l-423. which followed
AL in the BladensburQ
Major.
Pushing Mayhem for the
evenings honorS was Bob Sny-
der, who rolled l67-42l for
Nance a. Vivadelli, Two other
400s bobbcd up, with AL CiSsel
registering l45-4l6 for Whea-
ton Paint and Hardware and
Townsend Bird l62-409 for
Langley Sport Center.
Coca Cola and Moving Inc,
scored the only APPOINT shut
outs. Three-point winners
were Blatz. Nance 81 Vivadelli
Merrills Pizza House ano
Wheaton. Spillway split with
SIS Freestone and Langley with
McDonald's Raw Bar.
Worth, who shot 1854 last
night. and George Clark, who
rolled 1877 for Stanton ano
Suitland ESQ, deadlocked fol
the individual lead at l24-l4
The standings: Wheaton, "a;
Coca Cola, 80; Budweiser, %,
Blatz. %; McDonald's, 81; SIS
Freestone, 20: Moving, Inc. "a;
Bethesda. %; Chaney'S Ga.
rage. Spillway and Nance 6
Vivadelli, q each: Langley. 20,
jenkins Sheet Metal, l8; Rob.
ertson a. Drinks. Bank 81
Maryland and Merrill's, II
each. Stanton and Penn Rec,
rcation. IA each.
Mac Snellings of the Book.
keepers did it the hard way
when he set record of 1872 fol-
the Southern Railway League
at the Lafayette. His 10 marks
included a lone strike and siS
OF his spares were single-pin.
ners. His 408 set was a season
high for the league.
n Ruth King wasn't given