Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-07
By DICK OBRIEN
star Bowling Editor

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League Is celebrating its 50th |
year of competition and while
records may be broken In var
ious categories Of the game,
very few expect anyone to estab-
lish q new high individual set.
In 1929 Charles Phillips
rolled q sensational 458 series
for King David which has new
Ct been beaten. All other marks
have been shattered from time
to time, but this one has stood
up In this pioneer bowling cir
cult.
Anacostia Lodge Is riding
high with q 14-4 mark for the
league lead, but competition
has been so keen this year that
the leaders are being pressed.
Anacostia has q high team
set for the season with 1920
and high team game Of GAL.
Jack Ulanow Of GompersI
Lodge is the high average per-
former in the league with 1898,
while Werner frost, IT., Of
Congress is second with 1892.
High individual set this year
Is held by Bill Lewis, with $50,
only eight pins away from
tying the record. Bill also holds
the high game mark Of TIA.
Standings: Parker. 1876;
Fort Dupont, 1876; Congress,
1875: A. Pike, 1875; H. K.
Fields. 1875; Naval, 1913.
The Mems Metro League last
night registered seven sweeps.
a new high game mark and q
second high seasonal team set.
Jim Lovelace, q 17-year-old
Wakefield High School senior
bowling, with the Washington
Air Compressor team, high
lighted the 18-team action with
his 212 seasonal record game
against Waldorf Diner at Fair
Lanes Prince Georges. WASH
ington Air won all three games
with the help Of Lovelace's ass
series.
Morris Miller Liquor then
came through with q team
score Of 1858, second highest
Of the season, as it swept all
three games from Suitland
Bowling Center. Jack Betz, of
Morris Miller turned in q 452
and Ed Bucci Of Suitland had
406.
other sweeps found Boat Su-
per Market winning over Coca
Cola, Fred Davis Distributors
beating R obertson's Crab
House, Cameo Appliance
blanking Gerke's Five, B.
Frank Joy defeating Rowan
Heating and Takoma Funeral
Home topping Miller Buick.
Completing the action was
Wilson'S Restaurant two-game
triumph over Congressional
Olds and Bowl Americas twin
victory over Hill and Sanders
Ford.
Larry Burdette. Charley
Johnston and Lee Wiley all
had good nights for Fred Davis
with ADJ, ALB and 404 respec-
lively. Other 400 or better Sc
ries were recorded by Stan
Ward, 412; John Parsons. 401;
Bill Ramberg, 401; John Her
bert, 405; Andy Fontana, 401
and AL Price, 400.
Standings: Wilson'S Restau-
rant, 20-10; Robertson's Crab
House, 1912; B. Frank Joy.
1912; Cameo Appliance. 17-13;
Rowan Heating. 1914; Coca
Cola, 1914; Miller Liquor.
1914; Congressional Olds,
1914; Hill and Sanders. ISIS;
Washington Air, 1915; Boat
Super Market, ISIS.
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Herb Levin leads the pack In
the Loving Chevrolet Mems
doubles circuit with a 1897 av-
erage followed by Jack Bark
ley's 1890. The team Of Sonny
Weldon and Ralph G dbl
clings to first place with its
1913 record followed by the
Levin-Bob Heinbaugh and
George Clark-Barkley teams.
each with 17-10.
The John Hughes Co. contin-
ues to pace the Ladies Subur-
ban Major League with o 20-7
mark with the Jones Opticians
and Ledo Restaurant running
in second place with 1911
records.
Irish Etherson's 405 paced
Ledo's two-game victory over
Wayne Trailer Rentals in the
leagues latest action. Jones
Opticians won two from Jake
Snider Sign Co. while the Lewis
Co. blanked B. L. Nash. In 9TH
er results, Jimmy Combers beat
Jarrette Beauty Bazaar. Coronet
Hair Stylist defeated Fulford
Colony and John Hughes Co.
won over William P. Gelberg.
Bernadette (Bernie) Butler