Evening star., 1938-12-13
And gold
medal.
And gold
medal.

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Specials-High game and high Sc
from scratch in qualifying round, s
each. men and women.
High game and high set in fina
from scratch, IS each, men ane
women.
It's safe bet that nearly all Of
that cash will 60 to boWlers with
small or moderate averages. At any
rate, in last years tournament, par.
ticipated by 1926 men and women
only four topfiighters landed in the
pay-off, and three of these were
women.
Lorraine GULL Seventh.
Georgia Hays with 20-pin han.
dicap won the top prize, Lorraine
GULL rolling from scratch was sew.
enth and Evelyn Ellis with an Spin
handicap was third. Hokie Smith
was the only male star to gain the
poy-off and he had only a slight
margin.
Because Of the substantial handi-
caps ranging from IS pins for the
men and so for the women. the aces
are up against it in The Star tour
nament Many of them in past
years haven't survived the qualify
Ing rounds.
John Shenos. last years winner
received handicap of 40 pins. He
topped Billy Stalcup, who was
franked 20 sticks, by seven pins
Bill Buchanan. who finished third at
the Arcadia, had 73 pins for his
handicap.
Condor Keeps A. & p. Lead.
While Condor maintained its
three-game lead by defeating 8
O'Clock two games. Self-Service,
sweeping the Atlantics, went into a
tlree-way tie for the runner-up
position in the A. & P. League with
sultana and Bombay. Diminutive
Mike Mullican, rolling 128-365,
shared honors with Bill Harris. who
counted 139-345, the top scoring in
the Self-Service teams climb into a
Misunderstanding position
Other matches at the Lucky Strike
resulted in R. Wilson's 346 leading
2-1 Sparkle win from Sunnyfield,
Bombay coping the odd-game skir-
mish from Office and Sultana trim
ming Mayfair two games.
Jim Falck, who distinguished him.
self earlier in the season with an
all-time record string of 1874 for the
Navy Department League, went en-
another pin-spilling spree at Ar
cadia last night when his 162-405
we're top counts. His rolling topped
off season record set of 1,772 for
the Ordnance quint.
Progressive Printing Gains.
Chick Heimer's Progressive Print
ing went two and a half games in
the van of the Graphic Arts League
by polishing off the strong Stanford
Paper. Don Robbins, shooting .163-
1854. led the sweep. Herbie Cole
turned in a 371 to lead his E. A.
Merkle outfit to a cleanup over
Supplymen and third place. Cole
added 118 and 125 to his games to
total 6l4 and with 67-pin handicap
is sure qualifier in The Star tourn-
aament at the Lucky Strike with a
gross score of 68l.
Mac Snellings and his B. of r. c.
team monopolized the high scoring
In the Southern Railway Clerks
League. He registered 1896, and
his team 57q-1 ISL
Reads Pharmacy A. G. League is
looking for another team to round
out It's loop. The league rolls Sat-
urdays at the Queen Pin. Interested
persons are asked to communicate
with Charles Read at Atlantic 4815
after s.
Tie In Kilowatt League.
With the champion Old Timers
losing two games to Accounting the
pennant chase in the Kilowatt
League was reduced to a two-team
tie when Transit led by Perry Nut
wells 140353 trimmed Sub Station
for the odd one despite the 147-379,
weekly top counts, turned in by Ed
Connick at Lucky Strike. Norman
Kessler was high maple FOUNDER in
the Testers 81 win from Meter.
Charlie Beall of Bureau of Inves-
tigation and Frank Xanten gave the
boys in the Federal League an eye
full of maple mauling at the
Arcadia last night when the former
pounced on the pins for 154 and the
latter chalked up weekly high set OF
401 which included a ISL string
F B. l.. tying National Capital Parks
with 602, walked off with top team
set Of 1872.
Takoma Billiards is the Takoma
Duckpin Association pacesetter by
virtue of a sweep over Northeast
Temple. instrumental in the win
was "Shep" Sheppards with l56-39e
and Clarence Appler with l5O-364
Youngblood Hardware shooters
busted off the Blanks when Noble
Vlers. sr., came through with a
sparkling counts of 149 and 403
Dutch Sherbahn helped with 382
Form Stone whitewashed Takoma
Motors and Stevens Decorating
ewamped Old Milwaukee. George
Francis 14S-379 led the decorators