The Washington times., 1936-03-30
Mrs. QuigIeyStdr
j OF National
Pin Tourney
BY SID KATZNELL

ny SID NA1ANEAA
There is something to that
saying:
"YOu are never too old to
bowl
Catherine Quigley, who is proud
OF the fact that she is a grand
mother, surprised large gallery
in Hartford, Conn, where the
National Duckpin Bowling Con-
gress tournament is in progress,
by rolling 407 to take the lead IN
the women'S singles and 1882 to
advance to first place in the
women's all-events.
Polly Shugrue, another wash
fngtonian, clings to second place
In the women's singles and all
events with 381 and 1,O59, re-
spectively.
D. C. Bowler "HOt"
In fact. Washington bowlers are
1uSt about running away with
things in the tournament for the
time being.
Joe Freschi and Lorraine GULL
are leading the mixed doubles
with 1877, and Howard Parsons and
Evelyn Ellis are second with 7OS.
Lucky Strike Girls are holding
first in the women's team division,
1852, and Mt. Rainier Girls, con-
sidered q Washington team, are
leading the Booster class. 1,459.
Blanche Wootton and Evelyn
Ellis rolled 682 to take the lead
in the women's doubles, and the
veteran Walter Reds" Megaw,
after a poor start in the doubles
with Johnny Waters, came in the
singles with a beautiful AL set to
grab the lead away from Harry
Wolfe, of Hyattsville, who is also
considered a WaShingtonian.
Wolfe Comes Through
However, wolfe rolled 1.19e- to
snatch the top position in the all
events and prove that Perce has q
tough rival for duckpin. honors
right in his own family. Harry is
Perce'S brother. Summaries:
MEMS TEAM
I. Bin Smith Five, Bridgeport. -. 1873
20. Patent Office, Washington. ..... 1881
3. Occidental Hotel, Washington. 1841
4. Arcadia Alleys, Washington. 1909
SROOsteF team.
DOURLES-MEN
I. TakacS and SaIVuccl, Bridgeport 594
3. Dash and KOSki, Pawtncket. 80. 166
3. Sheehy and Hllliard, HyattsvfIie 16O
4. Temple and Wolfe, Hyattsville. 7S5
sINGLES-MEN
I. Walter Megaw, Washington. AL
3. Harry Wolfe, Hyattsville; ..." ass
8. Harry HilliaFd, Hyattsville. 42S
4. r. Amiss, Hyattsville. ....:... All
5. John Waters, Hartford. 1900. all
8. George Honey, Washington. ..... 400
!. John Anderson, Washington. 400
ALLEVENTS-Men.
I. Harry Wolfe, HyatsvilIe ..... 119O
3. Bob Temple. Hyattsvjlle. 90. 1165
3. Robert Amiss, Hyattsville. ...... .11S7
3. AstOF Clarke. Washington. 80. 1854
9. doe Harrison, Washington. 80. 1152
TEAM-LADIES
1. Lucky Strike Girls, Washington 1789
2. Schaffer Girls, Hartford. 49,. 1889
3. ROsslyn Girls, ROssIyn.;. .,.;.... 1890
4. Silver Spring Girls, 8. Spring. 1885
BOOSTER TEAM--LADIES
I. Mt. Rainier Girls, Mt. Rainier 1859
DOUBLES-LADIES
I. b. WOOtOn q Z. Ellis, ROsslyn 0S2
2. e. Cory 3 C. Whitacre, g. Spring 676
3. p. Shugrue q L. Guln, Wash. ga
SINGLES--LADIES
I Catherine Quigley, Washington 80. 4O7
Polly Shugrue, Washington. go. 38i
CeVilia Whitacre, Silver Spring. 354
4 Blanche WOOttOn, ROslyn. ...... 351
ALL EVENTS-LADIES
! Catherine Quigley, Washington. 1882
Polly Shugrue, Washington. ~. 1859
Lorraine GULL, Washington. .... 1O44
Blanche WOOttOn, ROslyn. ....... 1926
Jeanne Cory, Silver Spring. ...... 1921
MIXED DOUBLES
i Joe Freschi. i................ S77
Lorraine GULL. ............. 36O-7S7
Howard Parsons. ........... 351