Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1932, Page 60

4 Gulli Wins Girl Bowling Title ROLLS 117 AVERAGE FOR DIXIE HONORS Victory Clinches No. 1 Rank‘ Among Fair Duckpinners. Mrs. Miltner Trails. BY FRANCIS E. STAN. NY doubt that may have been entertained in regard | to where the No. 1 United | States woman's duckpin | ranking would go was dispelled | definitely last night when Lor-| raine Gulli, shooting a score of‘; 1,057—an average of 117-4—top- | ped a field of 42 of the countrys | expert girl bowlers to win the| Dixie Sweepstakes, emblematic | of the championship of the South. For the fourth consecutive year the No. 1 ranking is assured the Washing- ton girl. | Rolling sets of 368, 332 and 357, Miss | Gulli, chronic high average shooter in | the District and Washington gm; Jeagues, shook off the persistent chal- lenges of Margaret Miltner, another | Washingtonian, to win by 28 pins. Third place went to a Baltimore girl, Viola | Raycob, who rolled 972. Irene Scott of | Washington and Helen Randlett of Richmond tied for fourth place with 960. Mrs. Miltner Dies Hard. Down to the three final frames it was # brilliant battle between Miss Gulli and Mrs. Miltner. Lorraine, a heavy favorite against the field, blasted out a 368 score in the first block at the Lucky Strike yesterday afternoon, but Mrs. Miitner was only 5 sticks behind. Both girls faltered in the second block st the Columbia as compared to their first three games. However, Miss Gulli's 332 was better by 20 pins than Mrs. Miltner's total. It was in the final block at the Ren- dezvous drives in the evening that Mrs. Miltner made her best bid. She shot 124 and 120 in her first two strings, but Miss Gulli countered with 132 and 108. With only a slim chance left, Mrs. Miltner. who pinned 110 in the last game, saw Lorraine roll 117 and pocket the $100 first prize. As a result of her victory Miss Gulli virtually assured herself of the Na- tional Duckpin Congress' top ranking, for in addition to the Dixie Stakes title, £he also won The Evening Star's event whh a 385 total and is leading both the District and Washington leagues with record-breaking averages. Foul Is Costly. Mrs. Mitner, whose average Wwas 114-3, mght easily have won had she meade more of her spare breaks. Her | first block at the Lucky Strike was | well rolled, but a foul, costing eight | sticks and several boxes under five pins at the Columbia was responsible for her loss. In one game at the Rendezvous she missed the same single- pin break three times. She collected $50 as her share of the purse. The event drew 13 Baltimore girls, 5 from Richmond, 1 from Hyattsville, 1 from Rosslyn, 1 from Alexandria and 18 from Washington. At no time after the first block were any of the con- tenders except the winner and runner- up in the race. Fifteen prizes were awarded. nine for the two highest games and single high set of each block. Polly Dozier of Richmond finished fifth and Billie But- ler of Washington sixth. Those who received minor prizes of 85 for high scores were: Pirst block. Prances Kreig of Baltimore. Carolyn Hiser of Hyatts- ville and lois Clopton of Richmond. Becond block winners were Jennie Mal- colm and Catherine Quigley of Wash- ington and Emma Ritter of Baltimore. ‘Third block prizes went to Sue Miller of Baltimore and Dorothy Lawson and Anne Grubbs of Richmond. BLICK'S MIDGETS BEST Top Mount Rainier Bowling Team in Duckpin Competition. | Blick's Midgets defeated Mount | Rainier Midgets by 48 pins—1,509 to 1460—in the second block of their | home-and-home duckpin match last night at the Arcadia. Blick's also won the opening block. V. P.|. FREE SHOTS TELL | Bixteen of 18 Sunk, Scoring Win Over W. and L. Quint. BLACKSBURG, Va., February 13 (). ~ Virginia Poly's’ quintet scored with amazing accuracy from the foul line here tonight to defeat Washington and Lee, 22 to 16, in a bitterly-contested battle. The Polytechmen scored only three goals from the floor to five for W. and L. but made 16 out of 18 shots from the four line. The Generals made good | in only 6 of 14 tries. Summary V. P. L Hall. 1. . poster. 1bbs, ‘! 8eamon. ¢ Woife. ¢ Palmer. Yazsi, & Jarrett. £, Masovich, f Sawyers. 'f. .. Griewank ooy P 5l aomommon® ! o Totals ... 31622 EMERSON IS ROUTED. ANNAPOLIS. Md. February 13— Emerson Institute fell before the St. John's freshmen basket ball team here today, 44 to 20. Bt John's Freshmen GE P Taslor. ¢ 1 15 Whalen. fason. : & Corneil. Tavior. 1 Brown. ¢ utter orth. ¢ Q Connor. ¢ E‘:mrme ® se. & oucher. Totals 2 Referee Mr. Totals Emerson, t 1 F. 2| Colbourn. ' Fortney, shington Goodall, Washington Jarrett,’ Washington wd, Washington. . wson, Richmond Ritter. ‘Baltimore Wigley, Baltimore Bhaw. 'Baltimore 5 seaman. Washington Zimmerman. Baltimore Challoner, Richmond. . Ackman, *Washington A vashington ler, “Baltimore Raycob. Baltimore Clopton. Richmond Bpencer. Baltimore Krieg. Baltimore Hoffman. Washington. Mili Washington. Pisc Washington ‘Akers. ‘Baltimore Bcott. Washington ... ©. Ford, Baltimore C. Hiser. Hyattsville . utler, Washington zier. Richmond aicoim. ~Washington. utz. Baltimore avis. Rosslyn .. .. . Ford. Washington Washington Washington Baltimore Grubbs. Richmond Gulli, Washington .. . johnson, Washington iskelly. Alexandris ‘oung. Washington janowitz, Baltimore andlett; Bichmond \Doacks hington’.. | whitley, T Bowler Outhits Gunner on Drive By the Associated Press. LINT, Mich,, February 13.—The Big Bowling Ball vs. Rifle con- test here tonight resulted in a victory for the bowler, Policeman Walter Wegener. He defeated Policeman Bill Glau- den, 99 to 98, or 2 to 1, whichever way you look at it. At any rate, out of 100 shots, with a rifle at the head of a bowling pin, Glauden missed 2, while Wegener hit the pin every time with a bowling ball. The match attracted a crowd of 1,000. STRAND MAT CARD WILL INCLUDE KLEY. Animated Pretzel to Tackle Fred Carone, Newcomer, Thursday Night. RITZ KLEY, the animated pretzel, will tackle a newcomer, Frederico Carone, and George Kotsonaros, former Hollywood bad man of the films, will oppose Tiger Nelson in two of the three 30-minute time limit preliminaries to the feature wrestling match between Fred Grob- meler and Matros Kirilenko next Thursday at the Strand Theater. A fifth match is in the making and will be announced tomorrow, according to Promoter Joe Turner. Grobmeler and Kirilenko several weeks ago staged a wild draw in a pre- liminary match at the Washington Auditorium, which will not be available this week, and they will be pitted Thursday in & match to the finish. Grobmeier had succeeded in getting his hook scissors on Kirilenko just as the whistle was blown in their previous | match, but prior to that the Russian had the better of the going. The semi-final will mark the debut here of Ernies Dusek, younger brother of Rudy. The little fellow, only 22, weighs around 220 pounds, and will oppose Doc Wilson. the Philadelphia interne. Kley, German wrestler-contortionist, has made decided hits in his two a pearances here, both of which were easy wins. Not much is known of Frederico Carone, his opponent. Kotsonaros, conqueror of Sandor Szabo and a flock of other well known mat artists, is a colorful matman who is said to have been driven out of the movies by the talkies. Tiger Nelson formerly was a stock figure here. Women, it has been announced, will be admitted free to all except the ring- side and boxes, despite the limited ca. | pacity of the Strand, which will be used for the next two shows. The usual reservations, according Turner, will be taken care of as in the auditorium. SUNDAY SCHOOL LOOP BASKET BALL GAMES Mt Ver. M. Melton, f..... Taylor. 1. Monroe, 1 Fry. 1 Gouteau, ¢ Gray. g .. McQueen, Lesking. & . Totals Eldbrooke Scheele. 1. Wiler, s Qurand. 1. Timmons. ¢ A Durvee, c. Lily. . H. Duryee, &. Hunt, ¥. Brown, & Tots Unit. Thompson, 1. Pisher, £ Weber, ¢ . Cross.” ¥ Reweomer. Lovell, e Atonsm't Iut Gallaeher, .. &) g ol moossnow 8| mumanuaz? s Weigel 1 Castel 3 Williams. ¢ Bowler. . Hawkins, &... SMoooommay 2l snomanman ol ol Totals “Kenilw'th Pres Peck. 1 Lyles. { McLean. Adair. Cogar. & Zeho, & Totals Petworth Me Ellis. Jasper. Btackhouse. . Smith. ¢ Hetzel. .. Buchanan . Benham. §. Brethre; 3 k] Q! 1 Bomruadl B soosuumeuds 5l onanmossOm [ w s-30-3) otals 11 3 Calvary Drakes ( GF R ok 2l svaran® b 9% »l ooomssuysy Bl anavwea® = Totals . Trinity M. 1 o Calvary Bapti Harris, f... Cooke. & Baldwin. 't S k) 2l moou—ow? - 32 Yanten. f Marshall, Roberts. yoatt. & ©'Connor, &... nama20y wosana 2 5 ol cssm—on; Totals . Calvary M. Dickr. f.. .. Bartiett. 7. Scrivener, 1.. Booth. ¢..... Broadbent, Brumb 'gh, Bothoals. & Havden. ® First Brethr: Munch. f Bradiey, Sharak, f Gibson, 1 Adams. c Penning'n. Merrick. & nranSEoa? ) PO reomomo03 ol ssccsa-Q! smeracel uuanana‘ : ! 145 Totals . Totals . DREIFUS’ TOSS DECIDES ALEXANDRIA, February 13.—A foul toss by Doc Driefus, which swished through the eords as the final gun sounded, gave Fraters five a 25-24 Vic- tory over St. Mary’s Lyceums in an Alexandria Basket Ball League game to- night on the Armory court. The win gave Fraters a better hold on second place. Three goals from the center of the floor by John Pierpoint put Praters ahead in the late going after they trailed at the half. Leart Columbia Engine Fraters ... St. Mary's Lyceums.... Virginia A. C. .. 103—21 94—301—594 95305619 130—304—601 106291597 92—273—529 88—310—609 103—277—583 131309394 97—313—639 98317618 100283598 101—312—643 103—274—581 122—308—609 95278619 126348644 85—290—386 98—28¢—581 108296505 DUCKPN DOUBLES CHANPS STOPPED Rosenberg, Harrison, Lose to Askew, Barnes, After 5 Years of Victory. AXIE ROSENRERQ and Paul Harrison of Washintgon, un- defeated In flve years of | doubles campetition, were vie- tims of & brilllant 312 game last night | by Wesley Askew and Ray Rames of | 10-game match, 2426 (g 2416, at Con- | | ventton Hall | | Two singles matches were divided, | | Harrison trimming Askew. 1237 to 11211, and Barnes beating Rosenberg. | 1217 to 1.136. | | "The Washington pair took the lead in the doubles block rolled in the after- noon. 1.311 to 1,167, when Rosenberg shot 624, but the great iast game of the Orfoles was too much. In this Askew Tolled 159 and Barnes 153. Harrison took a 41-pin lead in his| singles match with Askew in the after noon and the most the Orfole could get back at night was 15 sticks Rosenberg trailed Barnes in both sets Bames. In 20 games. made five double-header strikes and 23 altogether Scores AFTERNOON BLOCK. DOUBLF. BALTIMORE. | 97T 88 136 138 116 58§ 112 118 121 137 134 612 200 206 247 235 3501167 WASHINGTON *A1o132 107 4124 1 <5 256 218 GLES. 108 131 1 156 138 T 91 130 m 87 624 1 108 120 Askew Hrs rn bers Balt 120 149 138 133 131 114 asl 101 103 115 108 AFTERNOON BLOCK. DOUBLE. Askew 104 17 111 Barnes 141 116 17 | 245 233 228 | Grand total | Harrigon 117 131 133 132 Rosenbers. 97 109 118 122 13! | | 24 230 253 234 334 | Grand total. . | 136 133 128 600 108841 97603 106533 | 120 139 611 131 153 e4e 201 321289 : 2426 | SINGLES. 137 85 120 100 141 28 Barnes 112 105 137 Ros bers 135 109 102 | Askew Har son Take Measure of Lucky Strike! Star Team in Bowling Match. Original Washington Juniors com- to ~Promotor | pleted the rout they started three weeks | Mery Baltimore and were nased out I the | Keeping Pace With the Duckpin Shooters nt Quarantine Extenaion [ High team set-Interbureaus. team game -Plant Qua: High Indivi Ackerman, 400. High individusl game—Ackerman, 169. MEN'S AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS WL P. HG HS. Ave [IB1E.) 9 Farm 580 1.635 500- Qrain N aMnage 113-80; Barber. Lewis, 107-46; Dixon. 186 Park, 183: e, sote Dt e3 A ) _Dixon, ohrm ; Ter- wiase. 376, Barber. 369: Ferral, sér TF MERCHANTS' LEAGUE. 100 P 3 W.L w Kapneck Elec . 41 18 Barber & Ross.. 26 Penn Elec 38 19 Thomp'n Dairy. 24 n# South Dairies at ‘inslow Thoi Uneeds Bakers 16 38 W B Moses Season Ree: High individual aves [T [ K, 113-2 High ame—Hines, 170, High McProuty, 40 Hieh -M. Kapneck. 182, et— Fahey. 39] team get—! Kapneck Klec. 1. team game—M. Kapneck Elec.. gee—M. Kapneck. High igh High INSURANCE LEAGUE. WL Acacia . 33 24 Aetna Life Eesples ‘wite 31 3¢ Rew Fork Ly . : Eauitable Lite. 30 37 Mass. Mutual . 3 Season Recor: High individ me - Spicknail. 187 High individ t—Shackeiford, 31 High indiv verage —Rice, 111-5. High spare: sckelford, 121. High strikes—8trunk, 2 High tesm game—Acact High team set, Acacia. ROSSLYN INDEPENDENT LEAGUE. 800. 1.683. W. L. Kirby's Service 40 26 Bipac ... 3838 Standard 1dy Jeftn Cl'&Dy 3§ 28 Smiths Garage Arlington Trust 2! McLean . Mert\lrd A.C..37T39 Cherrsdate ...l 3139 Li High team game—_Kirby'y Bervice. 604, High team ret—Kirby's rvice, 1,701 High individual game—Klinge (Kirb; Bervice). 151 cQ)fln;"nm\lflhll ret—Klinge (Kirby s Serv- i verages—Preschi (Bivac), High individual 113:5tevens (BiD 5 erty (Arlington Trust). High spares— 138, 2 High strikes—Preschi (Bipac), 31: Crump | Columbia (Kirpy's Bervice), 31 COUNTY LEAGUE. L 43 Hopkl 3 #'be 3 A& ARLINGTON W. L n's Hdw. 28 29 vis & Sons 27 30 P. Store. 24 3 Cl & Dy. 33 3 W, F N Wdridge 34 Wisconsin Mtr. 32 Jeflerson _Jre.. 32 Fairfax Serv.' 28 20 Col Season Recor High team same_F. N. Windridge, 608. High team s N. Windridge. 1.682. High individual game—Eilis (Windridge) 150, High individual (Wisconsin set—Weaver 300 | Statlsi Frankies neers Fort Humphreys Conatriction eesznr Hydrogr, Finance tie Auditors Barbettes Reproduction djutan Firine Bauad Panama Howitzer, War College Hi High Btrikes Spares—Penfold. 133 hanks Motor 30 37 Kappa Phi ... Sigma Delt: Kapps 8 Chi High individ High High | High tea High team Centenn | Pentalpha . La Favette . | Whitine . | Sinaleton” . | Harmon Stansbui Gompers Hizh High High David) High 7 1 High bia) and Bridees (Colimbin WOMEN'S DISTRICT Rendezv Bill_Wood Convent Geo'tow! | John Bl ago. when they defeated the Lucky | Greatest number spares—Sisson (Pairtax | Strike All-Stars last night in the final | block by 63 pins to win the entire bowling match by 237 sticks. Led by Jack Wolstenholme, who shot 641, the Juniors took an early lead. and never relinquished jt. Earl McPhilomy was the only member of the Lucky Strike team to reach the 600 class, and he needed a 161 string to achieve that. Scores: WASHINGTON L1268 115 1 120 126 81 512 580 | 543 sl 2917 | 879 | 559 | sz | 578 610 54 125 - 130- 108 122 - 135— 621 Espey . Anderson 8mith J Harrison . Wolstenholme LUCKY Clarke Weidman Brill .. Mondley "0 McPhilomy . | |Springfield Gymnasts Will Visit University April 1. Springfield College gymnasts will ap- pear at Howard University April 1 m an exhibition under the auspices of the physical educational forum of the university. Prof. John H. Burr is fac- ulty adviser and feels the exhibition {will be a stimulus to physical educa- ton. A committee from the senior and junior high schools, Y. M. C. A. and other organizations will meet at the Howard (University gymnasium tomor- row night at 6:30 o'clock to organize plans for the exhibition. HOWARD MEETS MORGAN Arch Rivals Will Clash Tomorrow in Second Basket Battle. Howard University's basket ball team will tackle Morgan College tomorrow night in the Bison's gymnasium in a second meeting. In the first encountér, in Baltimore, the Bisons won, 34-28. Although Howard bowed to Lincoln Friday night, 38-21, it should be a different story when the Bison quint battles Morgan, an arch rival. Coach Burr's tossers were off form in the Lin- coln contest, missing a large number of free shots. ARMSTRONG RALLY WINS Foul 8hot in Last Ten Seconds De- feats Dunbar Five, 13 to 12. In good exhibition of ali round court play Armstrong High School came from behind to humble Dunbar yesterday in the latter's gymnasium, 13 to 12. The two teams had a bitter battle in the first half, with Dunbar holding the edge, 6 to 5. At the start of the fourth period Dunbar enjoyed a 3-point lead. but Armstrong crept up slowly to knot the count. With only 10 sec- onds to go Williams put the game on ice by making good with a charity score. The teams meet again February 22 on the Dunbar court. Summary Armstrons. Grose, G.F.Pts. _ Dunbar. Brooks. f.... Edmonson, " 1. Jackson. f. Minus. ¢ Gregory, Thompson. . Williams, Mitchell, Quarells, Best .. Henderson, Totals »| cocsomomons ol os0ousomars | coccuncuwams! AERrET] HOWARD MEDICS WIN Overcome National Benefit Five in 20-to-26 Thriller. Howard University Medics took the measure of the National Benefit basket ball team yesterday in the Twelfth Street Y. M. C. A. gymnasium in a thrilling 29-to-26 game. It was a see-saw affair throughout, with the National Benefits leadingj5-14 at the half. Summary: Natl. Benefit (28). G.F.Pts, Wellington, 1.0 2 1 House, 1. McAlpin Totals. . Howard Medics (29). G.F. | Anacostia M. E | Rees an Pts. | Wire Service). 11 Greatest ridge). 28. High _ average—Spilman Sons), 111. number strikes—Dixon (E. (Wind- Datls & ROSSLYN MIXED DOUBLES LEAGUE. WL ‘Tubbs-Burns .. 33 28 Ellis-O'Regan.. 23 38 Rose-Rose . 3 Preschi-Co 8pilman-Davis. 37 17 Henn-Hano ... 38 19 321 Hav ty-G il gner 30 24 Roper-Dugan.. 36 38 Howard-Rose Omoh.-Omoh .. 25 29 Moore-Mocre Season Records—Women. High individual game—Mrs. Davis, 165. High set—Mrs. Davis. 350, Greatest number spares—Miss Dugan, 86. Greatest number strikes “Miss Pesrson. 13: Miss O'Resan, Miss Dikeman, Miss Ellis. 12 High individual average—Miss Dugan. 98. Men. High individual game_L. L. Tubbs, 187. High set—Spilman, 3 Greatest number spares—Haverty, 18 Greatest, number strikes—L. G. Thibby High individual average—8pil pit Team. High team set—Spliman-Davis, 73 Hign team game —Spilman-Davis, 203. Keller ... .. Centenniai ‘2 EAstern Presby. epwortn First Bretnren. 33 United Breth'n. 2 Ingram No. Dougias_No. Long. Hgls. Dougias No. Centennial 1 2 4 3 i Ninth No.2 Caivary “Bavi Ninth No. 1 High individy High indiviau a St High t ame—Ingra: Hith team set—Dousias 0. 1. 1.696. ODD FELLOWS' LEAGUE. W. L. L3818 9 21 Central . Eastern Lansdon * iy MO H Columbia ...... 19 47 Records. e——Amity No_ 2. 803. High team —Amity No. 2. 1748, G"QI(PI! llfl“l —C. H. Grofl. 3! Greatest spares—PF. Viehmeyer. l'bli;nh individual averaxe—C. Phoenix Mt. Pleasant Amity No. 1 Amity No. 2 Harmony . Mt. Nebo . High team 5 2 oron. 1 JUNIOR DISTRICT LEAGUE. Hyattsville . Bethesda Rendezvous " Lucky Strike . hopping News . ink Pin Takoma Temple > Georgetown . Season Recor s‘ High team ssme_Bethesds. 588, Hyatisville. 1816, Hieh '::rgflnfin Same_Martin (Shopping Nelieh individual set—Gatewsod (Shoppink (Hrattsville). b T e o :Tfi'l‘.'fi ierave—F. Glassow ELECTRICAL LEAGUE. % T3 sl 5aa Wis. 148 17 31. G0 A pow Go- 48 14 32181 8 Creel Bros. 1.... 423213181 Nat, El 8up. 2222RILU~ S 22 i3 SHT HE £8338 Z52ke ssazes i & 858 28 5! B 8or. Ba. I League Contr. Pepco Sta. F 3.0 Graybar Bl Co., Cen. Arm. Wks. 2 Miller-Dudley Co. Creel Bros. 2 Season Records. Pepco Sta. ¥ No. 3. 392. e e Ea reheo Bta. P No. 3. 1,680 8 EFESE goergss BREREEann g 22esugunR; 23828 LR & Ld 5 & & individus] game—Brill. Moyer. 160. individual set—Moyer. 397. individual aversge—Brill. 110-12. strikes—Brill, Dreitzler, 33. pares—Brill. 140 weekly game—Hays, 147 SANICO LEAGUE. La Bille. Fagan Upperman Tiencken MacFall High team game—] an, 622. t—La Bille, 1733, HIEn “Snaividual * average Bittenbender, 110- igh individual game—_Relr, 15 Hish Individual ‘ser—Bittenbender. 384. rikes—8. Thorpe, 31. g{:g glm—lmulblnfllr. 128. C. & P. TELEPHONE CO. LEAGUE. w. W. L. Coin Bo: ... 34 17 Installation 3 Inat on 1 ;l ;0 17 2¢ Western Bouthern b Hich team same_Ensineers No 188. High individual set—Foote. 40, Dist Co, 31 Chiefs Enineers No. 3 16 35 Seasen Records. igh team set—En 14 Hitn individual same-Foots. High individual average—Wolfs. 113-10. His es—Daniels, 33, msE e ette. 12l WASRINGTON Columbians Shamrocks Beeques Hilltoppe W B America: Union Trust Co Nationa Riggs Ni Washington Loan & Tr Co. 2 Northeast Savings Bank | American 8ec District High Co.). 15t High “%ien ) Hi Hish High High 5h. ) Weekly prize same —Schaefer vidual set—B. Rea METHODIST PROTESTANT LEAGUE First Church Ave No R I Cherryd: K. C. A Congress Street Mount High High olivet), High 6 High High High igma A 8. Phi Delta Zeta Eta A, L K Hibbs & Co | Washington Loan & T, Fed -Amer._Nat HE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FEBRUARY 14, 1932—PART TFIVE. Parks Upset Victor in Suburban Tourney Head Pin Proves To Be a Mirror CCORDING to the very best tra- ditions, seven years (84 months or 2500 days) of bad luck will hang, cloudlike, over the well meaning noodle of a certain bowler of the Baptist Young People’s Un- ion League—all because he tried to improve his game and help his team win the race. This enterprising young man, whose name is withheld, secured a battle-scarred bowling ball from an alley and proceeded to tote it home. Standing before a mirror to see his defects in delivery, he brought his arm back in the best Glen Wolsten- holme style, and, visualizing an imaginary row of duckpins, let fly. Crash! He forgot to hang onto the 3- pound pellet. That's what this bowling game does to some people. COMES FROM REAR. AS LEADERS SLUMP Rolls 1,801 for 15 Strings. 0. Hiser Second, Iseman Third by a Stick. w. aphic Salvador Columbia De Soto . Ovando . Pinta Palos Santa Ma La Salle | Marquette Trinidnd % Champlairi ... 35 7 34 : ki 2 3 25 30 bl = 25 Santo Domingo 33 . NORTH OF WASHINGTON LEAGU H Section 1. 1 | w L w 9 Sha ctory. 51 12 Bervice Co..... 30 8 F s 39 28 Breuinger 8 | Old Timers.... 33 30 Howitzer Gia'ts 27 | Kensington 3231 8 8 Elec Co. 24 Faulconer-Proc. 32 31 Acme Bt. M. Co. 19 Season Records. team set—Shade Pactory. 1,802, team game—Shade Factory, 643. | individual set—John Saunders, 404. individual game—Proctor, 160. strikes—Parsons, 39 spares_Walson, 182, average.-Walson, 118-20. ts Canai de Pa G. P Season Records. Barbettes. 590 Fort Humphrevs Penfold. 111-21 game_ Hansen. 155. set.-Miller. 385 =ame. m set average- individual indlvidual Warmen, APITALIZING on a flock of generally weak sets by the leaders, Ray Parks of Bethesda, the first bowler to turn in his entry, came from | behind last night at Clarendon |to win the second annual Mary- ROMP FOR EPISCOPA land-Virginia Suburban Sweep- COPAL stakes, with a total of 1.801 for Beats Landon School, 19 to 3, in| his 15 games. He was the only Basket Ball Game. | pinman to reach the 1800 mark. AR e v o Parks rolled 607 in last night's block. , Februa —Us > second and third string players the | 11, CUIT sets were €11 and 585 greater part of the game Episcopal | OSCAr Hiser of Hyattsville, shooting High School easily defeated Landon |587 last night, took second place wich School of Washington at basket ball | 1,787, one stick ahead of George f(==- here today, 19 to 3. | mann, secretary of the National Duck- Summary pin Congress. 'Jack Talbert of George- Episcopal (13) town finished fourth with 1.766 F. Flicker Barrett of Silver Spring. who was leading, flopped miserably, rolling only 492, but his reversal of form was but little worse than other leaders. Ray Houck of Mount Rainier, who was sec- \233 prior to last night's set, shot only For his victory Parks collected slightly more than $112. Hiser's share was a little over $82, while Isemann won $64 and Talbert $44 High High High High High High High P AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE. Skinker. Motor Packard Motor H B Leary Trew Motor Mott Motor Section 2. W L. Forsythe D_ 8. 43 20 Anderson's Cafe 42 21 Southern R R. 38 25 WL | 31 33 Ind'p'd’t Ol Co. 29 34 Langdon Mills 8. 8. Fire Dt 25 38 Flow. 8. 33 30 Geary-Johnson. 23 40 's Service 33 30 Bergmann's L.. 19 44 Season Records. team set—_Anderson’s Cafe. 1.720 team game—Bergmann's Laundry, individual set—Deflenbaugh, 395, individual xame—Cocuzzi, 159. strikes— M| 35 spares M otor. . 37 20 FRATERNITY LEAGUE. TP 20.367 igma A S B4 i High 4 110-17. bl Hish son zame_Potter. 150. et Miller. 403 averageCotter. 114-36 Phi Sikma Chi. 1.684 me—Alpha A. 1. K. 600. [ Section WL Cardinals 28 23 Manor Club Rrightw'd B. 8. 27 24 Woodsi 24 27 Wolfe Mot Co.27 24 8. 8. Paint Co. 24 27 N. A.D. C..... 2124 Zirkle Hd. Co Season Records. High team set—Brightwood Barber Shop, Robi 1657 | 8an High team game—Brightwoed Barber 8hop, | Tucker. g 99 Fishburne, High individual set—Peck. 390 | Mizzenl. g High Individual game—Verdi-MacAboy, 147. | Catheart, g High strikes—Arey, 26 Train. g..... High spares—Arey. 108 ] i Landon (3) G Baker 1 Becker Orme. ¢ Cuvilier Becconde individ ind w L 24 27 Brookins. Epui J Burke. {.. i 1 0 MASONIC LEAGUE. e Columbia Acacin M Pleasant Takoma Joooa Hiram Petworth Roosevell Herdine National Hope Dawson West Gate Federal Cathedral Albert_Pike King Solomon Season Records. team game Kine David. 643 1.819 Ph EE | moosoomnoonns?, | Eossssunscnos vl moscoonmossoon High average—Arey. 110-20. | V. M. I. TAKES LICKING Slumps After Early Lead to Lose to W. and M. Basketers. N | LEXINGTON, Va. February 13— mé‘\undy Mrnr“k; Aloha Lites took the | After holding a first-half lead of 14 to ure of Western Flashes, 27 to 17, 8, in an exciting game here tonight. the at basket ball yesterday on the Ken- V. M. I. Cadets went into a shooting dall Green court. |slump and were overtaken by William Aloha Lites (21, agd Mary, the Indians winning, 28to 20. Eruber. T Sundin ‘and Shaffer led the second- Buzzelll. 1 . half attack that put the visitors ?«:}'}’;‘? é - after they had been held to three Whisman, & geals in the first half. Gregory headed V. M. L's drive in |the first” half. but the Cadets scored only twice from the floor after inter- mission Summary V.M. I 200 Grainger, f Taslo v ARCADE SUNSHINE LEAGUE. W. L 32 19 Laundrymen 31 20 Hat Dept 27 24 Dry Cleaners Season Records. average— Whiting 1 | WL | 27 24 ALOHA LITES SCORE 1734 Take Measure of Western Flashes in Bascket Ball Clash. | Cold Storage Rug Dept Service Dept ry (Cold | Storage). 108- High spares— Wh! (Cold Storage) High strikes_Snyder (Service De; High _individual game—Maloney Dept.), 143 sl individual set—Glazer (Dry Cleaners), High flat game—McLaughlin (Dry Clean- ers). 96 High team game_Rug Dept . 551 High team set—Rug Dept., i 548 average (Kinx 116-2 . individual game—Stoner (Sinleton). | indtvidual Stoner (Singleton). strikes—Phillips (King David! 36 spares_Litchfeld (King David. 164 kame Tuesday- Chaopell (Harding) R Griest (Col 130 LEAGUE. ot Western Flashes (17) G F Pte P i game Thuredav— 0 0 COMMERCIAL LEAGUE. 1 g WL 29 28 3423 Sterrer 26 31 34 23 Woodw 24 33 3225 Times-Herald 31 35 29 28 Occide'tal Hotel 19 38 Season Records. team game_ Times-Herald. team set Wonder Bread. indiv W L .4 38 2 37 3 32 3 Daily News Evening Star Peopies Drug S Diamond Cab Ice C ous wl orosesss Yl owaBanco Gl ommannos! n Hall n Rec ick. RYDER PIN WINNER. Tom Ryder. with 381, won the week- Iy duckpin sweepsteaks last night at the Arcadia. Sid Lawhorn. 338, was second, and George Beyer, 338, was third 605 1.688 24 Ca LEAGUE. w 38 3 34 34 3 3 ers 2 mononssy BANKERS' Co & Tr. Co Co 1 1 Bank of Washington ationsl Bank Bi 3 n Sec. & Tr. 2 2 10 & Tr Co. 2 National Bank Season Record- 4 ndividunl game- Madden individual sets--Doying (Wash. Loan and Souder (Wash Sec. No 1. 385 strikes—Wilcox (Wash. Lean No s Geier (Bk. of Wash ). 140 team game Hibbs Co. A28 team set—Hibbs Co. 1133 individual average Geier 110-21 Internal Rev. CONTRACTORS. L 3 Full Stone Moyer Co. .. . Geo. Puller ‘Co. W. Lee aponax 100t Sand Asbestos Hibbs BUILDING £ W 12 11 10 9 H 8 Minte Pamnt .. D C. Butcher. Standerd Art.. Todd _Constr ssivn Steel HetTonr Co. J. P. Evans Sallan . Zoreoran Sraw (Bk individual High _ind No. 11, 336, of High 128 Sec winners (Riggs). ‘Amer w HG 580 543 1 e venue ... S 16 Harvard s 38 *Forfeited ‘three zames. +Forfeited seven games. Season Records. 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