Evening star., 1938-02-03
Gull Carries District Bowling Standard
LONE D. c. ENTRANT
in TWO BIC STAKES.
Heurich and Hall Rollers
Face in League Feature.
ReCs Set Records.
ORRAINE GULF, Washington's
duckpin queen, will be Wash
ington's lone representative in


duckpin queen, will be Wash
ingtons lone representative in
IL two national sweepstakes over
the week end when the Lucky Strike
team leader shoots 1t out with leading
girl bowlers Of the East in the United
States Women's Sweepstakes at Hart
ford. Conn.,, and the Olive johnson
Sweepstakes at New Haven.
Miss GULL will be among the eight
rollers from the South who are max
ting the trip to the New England cities
Ida Simmons Of Norfolk will be
the defending champion in the United
States event. The blond marvel will
try for her fifth stake victory Of the
season. Only recently she won the
Times Dixie event here with record
figures.
Helen Randlett. who shares with
Miss GULL the No. 2 ranking, and
Edna Brockwell will be Richmonds
two threats. Both finished in the
money in the Dixie Miss Brock
well, a comparative newcomer, created
quite stir here, and Bill Haskins. the
Richmond bowling mogul. on that ex-
ceptional showing is giving her an
other chance to prove her mettle even
farther away from home.
Lucy Rose Entered.
I UCY ROSE will be an entry from
Rosslyn. Four Baltimore top
notchers are making the trip. Audrey
Mullaney, Sue Miller, Jean White and
Ethel Brewer will fly the Oriole colors.
The United States affair is sched-
uled for Saturday, with an afternoon
block at the Wooster drives and the
final five games at the Morgan Rec
reation.
The South's entire contingent will
move over to New Haven for the Olive
johnson on Sunday.
Still smarting from the three-game
drubbing administered by Convention
Hall in their last meeting. Heurich
Brewers mean to tear things apart
when they invade Convention Hall to-
night for a clash with their conquer
ors. Second place in the District
League is the stake. Convention Hall
has slim percentage advantage.
Regal Neon Sign and Lucky Strike
hook up at Lucky Strike. With COM
Portable lead of four games, the pace
setting Occidentals tackle the Area
dams at Arcadia. Tru-Blu and George
town Recreation are scheduled At Ia
koma Park at 10 O'Clock.
Recs Sat Two Marks.
TWO season records were boasted to-
day by the front-running Recrea-
tions in the Mount Rainier League Is
a result of their lusty pin-toppling. A
game of 661 and set Of 1881 showed
under Smiths Motors when Bill Wards
$50 and George Isemann's 140 led the
charge. The Recs topped their old
Amark by nine pins.
Lorraine GULL and her Lucky Strike
teammates went down swinging twice
when the first-place Rosslyn team tied
Swanee's season record team set Of
1873 on the Rosslyn mapleways. A
582 was Rosslyn's best game Miss
Guli, rolling 1871, overshadowed
the fine rolling of Blanche Wootton Of
the winners. who turned in nifty
127-345. With Mildred Gingell star
@ring with 122-344 and Helen Mayhem
backing her up with 1923, Swanee
blanked 7-Up. On the losing side Bess
Ackman's 1923 and Caroline Hisers 126
were high. Rendezvous twice clipped
the wings Of Convention Hall.
Charley (Bucky) Harris and his
Bregman's Wildcats are sharing first
place in the Recreation League with
University Shop following last nights
matches at the Recreation. The Wild
cats hung the bee on Herzogs, with
. Sam simon's 3el high. University
Shop snapped the 12-game winning
streak Of Marvin's Credit by taking the
odd one.
Frank Donaldson. top-shooter with
402, and Perce Elletts 387 gave Blan-
ken's Restaurant 81 win from Marl-
boro Hotel. Harry Dawson and Brad
Mandley's 380s were high for the
losers.
Perce Wolf, about the hottest bowler
IN town, shot 389 to feature Allied
Roofng's two wins from Cooke Press.