Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14
BY DICK OBRIEN
Star Bowling Editor

Immediately took its place as
the high game Of the year in
the 1e-team Mems Metro
League.
The sensational effort by the
young duckpin bowler sent the
league secretary, Ernie Brown,
to the record books and today
Ernie officially reported his
findings.
The 212 is an all-time record
In the Metro. The previous
high Of 208 was set by Vince
Adams DUNG the 1951-52
season.
Washington Air, meanwhile,
celebrated the record perform
ance by one Of its team men,
bers by winning two games
from Bowl America last night.
Three Of Washington Airs per-
formers were over 400, including
Bill Mccormick, AIT; Ted Haw-
kins, Ala and Ray Maddox, 408.
wilson's Restaurant contin-
ued to hold a one-game lead
in the standings over Robert
sons Crab House. Wilson's won
two from Boat Supermarket,
while Robertson's was sweeping
Congressional Odds.
There were two other sweeps
in last nights action as Hill
and Sanders Ford blanked
Rowan Heating and Suitland
Bowl whitewaShed Coca Cola.
Al Lucas had q briStling ALB
and Tony Cancey q 400 for
Hill and Sanders.
In other matches Fred Davis
Distributors won two from Bill
Gerke's five, B. Fank Joy took
two fom Miller Buick, Waldorf
Diner won q pair from Morris
Miller Liquors and Takoma
Funeral Home won two from
Cameo Appliance.
The standings over 500:
Wilson's Restaurant, 22-11;
RobertSon's Crab House, 21-12;
B. Frank Joy, 20-13; Cameo
Appliance, 1915; Hill and
Sanders, 1915; Morris Miller
Liquors, 17-16; Washington
Air Compressor, 1915.
Shirley Abraham and Rita
Heatwole led the latest action
in the Ladies' Suburban Major
League with sets of 383 and
376, respectively. Shirley helped
Wayne Trailer Rentals score
three points against Jimmy
Comber's and Rita moved Jake
Snider along to a two-game
triumph over Ledo Restaurant.
In other matches Jarratte
Beauty Bazaar won two from
Jones Opticians, Fulford Radio
and TV blanked B. L. Nash,
Lewis Co. won a pair from
william P. Gelberg and Cor
onet Hair Stylists won two
from the John Hughes Co.
Shirley James, 1928, and Helen
PappaS, 117.15, are battling it
out for high average.
Five 400 sets were posted in
the Interagency League when
HyattSville Post Office regained
the league lead with a shutout
performance over State USIA.
They were recorded by Pete
Peterson. 400; Dan Triplett,
419; Johnny Burger, 410; Les
Whitacre, 404 and Charley
Beall, 402.
George Clark was the top
performer in the latest Loving
Chevrolet Mems Doubles League
action. Clark recorded q big
452 with games Of 1853. 143 and
l41 as he and his partner, Jack
Barley, won two games from
the Kelly abrek combination.
Clark's 452 is a season high
for the league, which is being
paced in the average depart
ment by Herb Levin with 1916.
Ralph Gaddi Is second with
1894.
Other top bowlers included
Jack Bausch, 405; John Ressa,
404, and Bill Ramberg, 403.
The ReSsa-Ramberg team won
two games from the Bausch-
Ed Pugh team.
Five bowlerS from the Penn
Daw Lanes have won berths in
the inaugural Duckpin Pro
Bowlers Tour scheduled at Penn
Daw on December IA and IS.
They are Willie Zehring, who
won the top spot in the first
round Of the Examinations with
a 424 series; Bill Lucy, who
won a roll-off over Tommy
Weaver by seven pins; Bud
Downs with 429; Henry Howard
with 422. and Leroy Christian
with 416.
Christian had to go all out
in a final match with Sammy
Hynson. In the 10th frame,