The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12
NATIONAL DUCKPIN
 SCORES AND PRIZES

One Waterbury bowler, good old BoZeman Dente, finished in the money of the National Duckpin Bowling Tournament concluded at the Morgan alleys in Hartford last Saturday. Finishing with third high single, Dente came home with $50 as a result of his excellent 43G rolled on the final day of competi- ton. The 1888 leaders and money winners. comprising the final list announced by George B. Isemann, secretary Of the N. B. A. follows: ::ooI H; Furlong, Hartford, Conn, tle. Conn. lss. i75; 3. E. Dente, Porto. Stamford. Conn, lss, $40; 5. W. Arnold, Annapolis, Md, 42s, $30; 6. A. Walsh, Boston, Mass, 424, s25; 2. |. Askey. Baltimore. Md, 421, $2o;
 s !; ei1iessf ws,te .aEesnes Ne% a.2.a Ma'' con9 s slI sfy' Mass; sas; 4is, nS sfs. W oc0nn'li' Low
 II. L. Leonard, Taunton, Mass, 416. s1s: 12. J. McEnaney. West Chelmsford. Mass. 413, s15; 13. J. Eastsrday. Annapolis. Md, 411, SIS; :11ss; .i4. 4; A z ZsiIsr, Ral.imSre; Md. ton, D. C., 409, S13; 17. 1T. Hiliiard. Ksene. Baltimore, Md. 4os, s1s; 1s. l. Catelii, Proyidence. R. T.. 4oe. s,:;s Ms sss Ms ;l1 .o sl m E ss E'%Pii " Ao5sy Ms Baltimore, Md. 4oi, s1i.
 400, s1o; 24. W. Burton, Washing ton. D. C., 400. s1o; 25. J: Farrell Boston, Mass, 400, s10; 2s, J. He eonnors esfi ne'tSn sat.mors mass a ssp ss ; ". Pipp, Hartford, Conn, 396, .$6; So; 30. J. Wetmore, Hartford, Conn, 395, $5; 31, E. Gauer. Norfolk. Va. 3e5, $6; 32, z. Young. Washington. ?. C.. 33s. .$3; 3s: K: Won Dreele.
 s--Medal to winner.
 MEMS DOUBLES
 '1. M. Bogino-Carl Brisk, wllli: mantle, Conn, s21. $150; 2. Fred Dugas-Babe Dugas. Taftville, Conn, s15, $s75o: ?. Doc PIckus-wiimef ho9es 9es Benei pntlmGra oGnsy Gf se Boston ssnSn Mass. S11, $50; 5. Doc Williams Neil Ball, Stratford, Conn, 793, $40: 6. Frank Loveland-F. Barber, Will limantic, Conn. 792, s30; z. l.. Van- nassche-C. vannassche. Woonsock- iTil1iara, ] Hyat.svlils;; Ma. '. 5ss, ,. ;se; ton. D. c, TIT, SIS; 10. E. Earle-W. Askey, Baltimore, Ma, 775, SIG; II. T. Davidson-R. Huffman, Betheda, Md, ITO. SIS; 12. F. Duffy-L. Catelli, Iscydanee vdn R. T I,..9sS sfS M Ra,tmo1s s; A i5. 1T. Phipps-B. Arnold, Annapolis, Md, 7G3, $11; 1G. A. Walsh-E. Chi- mile1Ii. Boston, Mass. 7G2. $11: IT. J. Gilchrlst-J. Wetmore, Hartford. Conn. 7s1, .s1o; 1s: H: Franz-W. c. Magnuson-C. Kebert. Hartford, Conn., 759. $1o: ,
 MEN ALL EVENTS
 x1. Mike Borlno. Hartford. Conn. 127s. s3s; 2.Wllmer Robey. Balti- more: Md, 12$e. ss6; s.o! 2; Les Asasy, snE Loveland, Willimantic, Conn. 1920, $15: 5. Nick Tronsky, wlllimantic, Conn, 1907, SIP; 6. Howard Furlong, Hartford. Conn. 1903. s1o; 7., Ed Blakeney, Washington, D. C., 1196. I Diamond medal to winner. WOMEN's DOUBLES.
 x1. M. Holiday and l.. Janowltz. Baltimore. Md. 747, ss0; ?. A. Griffin and R. simmons. Hartford. Conn. simms, Baltimore. Md, TOO. s3o; 4. P. Mccarthy and E. Minson,, Wash. wash and M. Lutz, Baltimore, Md. ,e95. s2o; 6. M. Tuckey and M. Schneider. Baltimore, Md, G92, $15: z. c. Cone and M. coe, Middietown, Conn. 6s7, $10; 2. M. sherman and J. Schubert, Manchester, Conn. GS7. $10; 9; P. s ton, D. e., sss. ss; 10. A. Giadieiter and B. Day, Baltimore, Md. ss2. $s; ii. !, Mackie and B. Steiman, Hart ford, Conn, 878, S8: 12, M. Galloway and H. Spencer. Baltimore, Md, 677' '' Solid gold medals to winners.
 WOMEN's SINGLES.
 1. Lois Clopton. Richmond: Va, iSrton. b. C., sso, $sO; 3. NJ. Holli- day, Baltimore, Md, 3s3. s25; 1. 4. Lucas, Baltimore. Md, 3So, $20; b; E. Padslsord, New ,,s BsdfpgS icbmons. Mass va. va. s74, $io; 2. A. Diugo. Bridgeport. mond. GSmH Ss' Va.' ss7yi, iss; 9. T. Edwards. Richmond, Va, 37O, $I60: 9, o. Ford. Baltimore. Md, s70, s7.bo; II. A.. Ad- ans, Baltimore. Md. 3e7, s7; 12, B. Day. Baltimore, Ma. , 2sS; z,tora ss: Conn ss1, SC; 14, M. stapleton, Norfolk, Va, 360, s6; 15, c. Rledel. New Brit ain. Conn. ssso. ss;; 1s. M 17 Msoqsdse. M Wss. enstreit. Hartford, Conn. 3ss. s4: IF II. flores. Hartford: Conn, sSs, sa sa; more more. Md, s5a, ss: 2s. P. shugrus. Washington. D: c: s5i. ss; .s. xs' ss. n E. Austine, Baltimore. Md. 351. $3. Solid gold medal to winner. LADIEs' ALL-EvENTs. xi. Anne Griffin. Hartford. com. f0sf. $10: 2. Lotta Panowitz, BaItl- more, Md, io7s. s10: g.. Ann Casaz- za. Danbury, Conn. 1073. S7: [. Lois ciopton, Richmond. Va. . ioss. ,oss sS; si: c. Anne Grubbs, Richmond. Va, i062, s3.
 Diamond medal.