Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-09
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

unusual team than Miller Higl
Life in the District Major
League. For a stretch this sea-
son the Millers, although neal
or at the bottom of the league
in pinfall, led in games won
Then they dropped nine straight
The losing streak was broker
last night in a resounding man.
ner when the Millers shot 70T
for the highest game registered
in the all-star league this
season.
Three of its members rolled
their best sets. Julie Singer
shot 437, with a top game Of
ITS; Abe Weinberg had l49-40T
and Ellis Mailman. l46-395.
In a brilliant match at Silver
Spring the Millers won two
games from Chevy Chase Chew
rolet despite the fact that Chevy
Chase set a season record Of
1878.
Johnny Parise. the league:
scorer, wondered if some sort Of
record was established by the
two teams when, in the second
game, the Millers rolled TOT and
the Chevvies. 500. for a joint
total of 1897. an individual
average of three sticks short OF
140.
- Chevy Chase won the first. 633
to $50, and Miller captured the
third, 686 to $50.
Ointment for the Chevvies
wounds was supplied by Hicks
Chevrolet, which shaded the
leading Pepsi Colas and enabled
Chevy Chase to move on top in
total pins.
Woody Winslow. who many
times this season has been a
powerhouse for Chevy Chase, led
the team last night with l53-
436.
For Hicks, it was slam-hang
Harry Worth with 164-445. Bits
Amanuel was best for Pepsi Cola
at 397.
Gerry Stair of Silent Sales
Coin Machines rolled an even
400 to strengthen his lead in
average with 1862. Bobby
Lockhart came next at l25-48
after shooting 399 for Chevy
Chase. followed by Pat Crescent
at 1926 after rolling 37l for
Falls Church Furniture.
Falls Church scored the only
sweep as Billy Stalcup's 145-
408 featured a victory over
Wheeler Restaurant, paced by
Billy Watson's 162-406.
Silent Sales edged National
Bohemian for whom Ed Blake
ney was high at 1896.
Bethesda Forty Alleys shaded
Arcade Pontiac despite a 145-
Alb by Johnny MandeS. who
seems completely recovered from
his publicized slump.
All of which left the stand
ings:: Chevy Chase, 1920: Pepsi
Cola, 1920; Falls Church. %
%; Silent Sales, 1928: Arcade.
27-24; Miller. 27-24; Bethesda,
1926; Wheeler. 24-27; Hicks, 49,
%. and National Bohemian, IT.
"a.
Thompsons Transfer scored
one of the four sweeps in the
District Women's Minor League
to catch the leading Ceramic
Tiles in games won and move on
top in total sticks.
GIMME Siegel of Thompson's
rolled 1880 to tighten her
grip on the individual leadership
at 1913, while her team BANKED
Martin e. Boyd. for whom Marie
Timmons shot 1887.
Rita Robinson's l34-361 led
Kotzin's Dress Shop to a sweep
against Band Box Music.
Betty Stevens was high at 1877
when Bladensburg Bowling Gen.
ter shut out Guido's Auto Up
holstery and Carolyn Sue Smiths
$50 was best in Fleisher jewelers.
sweep over Hendrix Steak House,
for whom Helen Luukinen rolled
346.
Other winners were MPM
Market. Miller High Life, Ger
annie Tile, Mann's Potato Chips
and Lustine-N Nicholson.
Dotty Clark of George Deoudes
rolled 1863 for the second-best
set of the evening.
The standings: Thompson's,
33-l5; Ceramic, 33-15; Miller,
29-19; Mann's, 1920: George
Deoudes. 27-2l; Fleisher, 27-21;
Bladensburg, 27-21; Beall's ESQ,
1922; MPM Market. 1922;
Guido's. 1928; Kotzin's, PAPA;
Justine Nicholson, 1925: Martin
& Boyd. 2l-27: Central Valet, 49,
90; Band Box Music, 1880:
Hendrix. 1882; Prince Georges
Properties, 1852; Parke Sunoco,
14-34.
X X
OF particular interest in the
Capital Women's Major League
tonight will be the comparative
showings of Bobbie Jones of
Washington Brick. Betty Hum
mer of William c. Voight, and
Frances Wilson of Fulford's
Radio.
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Hummer
are deadlocked to a pin for the
lead in average at 1899 and
Miss Wilson is only three sticks
behind them.
X X 4
Lou Kramer, director Of the
Penn Recreation. is in George
Washington University Hospital
recuperating from a heart at
tack. He was stricken early
Sunday evening while on the
job. At the hospital this morn
ing he was reported doing
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