The Washington times., 1932-06-02

are helping them to celebra
Ollie Pacini and Lorraine Gulli,
both WashingtonianS of Italian
descent, have been proclaimed,
respectively, the best masculine
and the best feminine duckpin
bowlers in these United States.
Red Megaw, Ollie's Sidekick, is
third. Henry Hiser is the other
Capitalize to make the first 10
among the men.
Ray Barnes, Of Baltimore, Pa
cini's standout rival all season,
took second rating.
Billie Butler and Lucy Owen
were the two other Washington
girls to make the first 10.
Temple Team Shines
The greatness of the Northeast
Temple team. District champions,
is brought out by the fact that
its three most potent bowlers are
numbered among the, first five
nationally. Pacini, Megaw and
Ed Blakeney, the last placing
fifth.
Nick Tronsky, a Pole, kept
the Italians from hogging all
the honorS, as he took top rank
ing over Jim OLindy, an Italian,
in the mems honorary list. Alice
Dlugo, another Italian, gained
first honors in the women's hon.
arary list. Tronsky and Bill
Tato were placed first in the
doubles. The lists:
MEMS FIRST TEN
Ollie Pacini, Washington, D. c.; Ray
Barnes, Baltimore Md; Walter Megaw,
Washington, D. c.: Louis Catelli, Prov
idence, r. l.; Ed Blakeney. Baltimore,
Md: Ray Won Dreele, Baltimore. Md. I;
Hiser, Bethesda. Nd; william Arnold,
Annapolis, Nd; Ed Kellerer, Lawrence,
Mass
MEMS SECOND TEN
Harold Foster. Brockton, Mass; Daw-
son Snyder. Baltimore, Nd; John
Daley, Lawrence, Mass; Andy Zeiler.
Baltimore, Md: Joe Harrison. Washing
ton, D. c.; Wilmer Robey, Baltimore,
Md; Astor Clarke, Washington, D. CT;
Earl McPhilomy, Washington, D. c. !:
Hokie Smith, washington. D. c.; Otto
Klatt, Baltimore, Md
WOMEN'S FIRST TEN
1, Lorraine GULL, washingto D. e.
q Helen Randlett, Richmond, Va. B.
Nellie Beardsworth. Taunton. Mass. 4.
Viola Raycob, Baltimore, Nd. 5, I3,,E- D9T-
othy Lawson. Richmond. Va. 6. Billie
Butler. Washington, D. G: Z. Kstherine
Wall. Norfolk, Va. 8. Naomi Zimmer-
man. Baltimore, Md. 9. Lucy Owen
Richmond. Va.
WOMEN's SECOND TEN
Catherine Quigley, Washington. D: c.:
Francis Krieg, Baltimore, Md; Shirley
Wigiey, Baltimore, Md: Marie whalen,
Washington, D. C.; Lolita Janowitz'
Baltimore. Nd; Sally Forshee. Boston
Mass: Margaret Holiday, Baltimore,
Md; Lucille Young, Washington, D. c.;
Elva McCurdy, Richmond. Va; Cath
crime FOrtney, Washington. D. c.
MEMS HONORARY LIST
1, Nick Tronsky. New Britain. Conn
@ James o'Lindy, Boston, Mass; g
Jack White, New Haven, Conn.,; T.
Archie Capisto, Boston, Mass; s; Car
Tato, TH waterbury, Conn. 7, AthOl Nil:
lar, wakefield, Mass. s. Babe Dugas
Taftville, Conn; 9, Mike Bogino. Hart
ford, Conn; TO- Joe Bonigl' Boston
Mass; II. Ffdo O'Brien, Hartford
Conn. 1s, Fred Dugas, Willimantic
Conn; IA, Temple Keene, Baltimore
| Mo-; 10, CIaud6 CaSkey, MaFLlnsDuTB b
w. Va; Is, William Stenberg. Boston
Mass. II, John Farrell. Boston. Mass.
| 1s, Joe Grant. Boston, Mass; 10, James
Sheridan. Bridgeport Conn.,; 20, Bozc
| Dente Waterbury, Conn.
W0MEN's HONORARY LIST
/. Alice Dlugo, Bridgeport. Conn.
2, Lillian Frisk. Hartford. Conn
| 8, Louise Hamilton, Boston, Mass.
A. Mae williams, Hartford, Conn.
| S, Helen MCGEE, Lowell, Mass.
| 6, Florence LaBarr, Bridgeport. Conn.
| T. Mary Stapleton, Norfolk, Va.
| g. Sadie McLeish, Lawrence, Mass.
! 9. Rosetta Bettine, Taunton, Mass.
| 10, Gladys Berry, Lawrence, Mass.
| II, Christine Kirk, Bridgeport, Conn.
| H. Marie Hebepstreit, Hartford, Conn.
| 49, Margaret Hassell. Waterbury. Conn.
IA, Christine Armitage, Lawrence, Mass
15 Mae Luxo, Fall River, Mass.
is, Ann Casasza, Danbury, Conn.
| IT, Katherine Dixon, Hartford, Conn.
IS, Ann Griffin, Hartford, Conn
10. Edna Bassett, Waterbury, Conn.
| 20, Marion Vincent, New Haven, Conn
MEMS DOUBLES
1. Nick Tronsky- William Tato. Con.
necticut: 2. Walter Megaw-Oliie Pacini
Washington. d. c.: g. Wesley Askew.
Ray Barnes, Baltimore, Md: 4. Archie
Capisto-James O'Lindy, Boston, Mass.
s, Carl Frisk- Mike Bogino, Hartford
Conn; 6, Burt Parsons Charles Watson
silver Spring. Md; I. Make Rosen
berg Paul Harrison, Washington. D. c
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