Evening star., 1939-11-15
Ace Rivals 10 Renew
Longtime feud in
Event Sunday
More Than 70 to Strive
For $3.50 Prize Money
And 19 Other Awards

Lorraine GULL and Ida Simmons
should feel at home when they
renew their bowling feud in the
sixth annual Chesapeake Sweep
stakes at the Recreation Center in
Baltimore Sunday.
Since the season opened the No.
girl duckpinner from Norfolk has
adopted the Monumental City as
her home town, while the Washing
ton ace, along with Caroline Hiser
her Lucky Strike teammate, has
been rolling in Baltimore's Major
Women's League.
AS a member of Highland team.
Miss Gulli tops the Oriole circuit
with 100 average and Jimmie Marks,
the Baltimore alley magnate, is
willing to wage she trims the blond
bowling marvel for the champion
ship. Miss Simmons is a member
of the Recreations.
With guaranteed fund of $3.50
and a 500 top prize, the 10-game
event promises to attract more than
10 of the country's leading girl
rollers. Besides the Mayor Jackson
Trophy, emblematic of the cham
pionship, 10 prizes will be dis
tributed.
Carroll Gets 426 Set.
There's one I probably should
have saved for my qualifying set
in the 18th annual Evening Star
Yuletide tournament" averred Car
roll DAILY, after he had rolled top
set of 426 in the Chevy Chase Com
mercial League last night. The
former District League star, who
made duckpin history with five
strikes in a row at Convention Hall
in 1881, is a former champion Of
The Stars giant holiday tourna-
ment In 1882 he shot 679 to nip
Max Rosenberg by two pins.
Dick Freer has high game of
158, the big poke in Dupont Circles
$50 team count. Days set featured
Royal Tavern's 1901 aggregate.
Mary Volkart rolled 80 pins over
her average as she copped the weeks
high game honors in the Catholic
Ladies League with 127 to give Holy
Trinity 81 edge over Holy Com
forter c team. Naomi Farrall's top
set of 345 paved the way for st.
Francis Xavier to take two of three
from Et. Joseph's, which maintained
deadlock for the top with St.
Gabriels. The latter's SILL ,484
nicked st. Peters twice. Ethel Neff,
league scorer, was high with ia as
Holy Comforter B won the odd from
the champion L. A. A. o. H.
Robbins Sets Hot Pace.
With high counts of 136-367, Lou
Robbins spanked the champion B'nai
Births 2-1 victory over the leading
Cardinals in the Distributors League.
House of Stover dropped two games
to Kronheim despite Sam Gordon's
1885.
The Browns are prominent In the
Masonic League these days. BY
virtue of 1895 average Otey tops
the 32-club loop, with Lee only two
sticks behind. Sam Simon, whose
1854 was instrumental in the league
leading Hiram team taking the odd
one from Ben Franklin, is third
with 1920.
Columbia swept Joppa to gain
tie for second place with Singleton
as the latter dropped a tilt to Po-
tomac. Bill Wolfe's 1854 paved the
way for Columbia's victory. West
Gate held fourth place with a 2-1
win from Mount Pleasant as Kill
breth's l45-374 featured. E. C..
Bittenbender's 367 was the highlight
as Centennial blanked National to
take over fifth place.
Provides Four Big Scores.
Two Southeast rollers, George
Luscombe and Harry Scott, starred
as the former with 383 spanked
Stansbury No. 2's odd-game win
from New Jerusalem and the lat
ter's 370 gave Naval a 80 victory
over Takoma. Owens top set of
391 and w. Koontzs 376 were the de-
Gliding wallops as Anacostia shut out
King David, much to the displeas-
ure of Harry Dixon and Charlie
Phillips, no doubt.
With season record team set
of 1,751, Busy Bee routed Jimmy's
Restaurant to gain a lead of two
games in the Recreation Business
Mems League. Kingsolver's 377 and
Rhees' 375 were tops for winners.
A second season record was cracked
as Jim Mcintyre shone with Alb
in the Boosters 81 edge over AL
lied Roofing.
Johnny Sheskin's 129 was the
deciding factor as Service Station
tripped Union Station twice in the
Diamond Cab League. The last
place Credit Union team turned back
Hotel Stands twice as Lawrence
Wesley's 127-339 gave the cellarites
the edge. Northeast bested Conces-
sions twice.
The Crescents, Musketeers, Lions
and Starlight No. teams are run
ming neck and neck in the Green
belt League pennant chase. Bob
Temple with top average of 1875 is
a standout. His 1895 are season
records.
Scorer Rolls Record Set.