Evening star., 1939-12-13
Shoots 42O With 14-Hondicop
To CIinch Place in Ro||off;;
GULL in Clutch Tonight
Woman Champion, in Poyoff in 9 of II
Events, Must Concede Large Hondicops
Taylor, o Street Market, 5o-413, and

Taylor, o Street Market, 50-413, and
Bud Jennings, Lutheran, SAIL.
The best scores registered at
Henry Hiser's Bethesda alley so far
are: American Legion League
Henry Rhodes, 54-399: AL Ball
54-395; H. L. Compton, 54-391 ;
Henry Hiser, 24-375; Melvin Rock,
33-379. Rock Is former runner
up in The Star tournament) Friend
ship Church League-George King,
48-423; George Teunis, 54-397;
Mohler Woodward, 50-398; John
Swope, 30-397.
Stars in the Silver Spring Ameri-
can League were: Henry Ehlers,
44-437; E. E. Hobbs, 32-427; Ray
Ward, 20-412; Clarence Fling, 80
400, and Spence Mullinix, 34-4O8.
The Heurich League ace, Ed
Blakeney, was tops at the Columbia
with 22-427.
At the Queenpin, Albert Spicy
led the field with 45-435, pressed by
F.. GRAHAM, who rolled 54-432.
Both are Diamond Cab League
members.
Veterans Return to Life.
Three steady stars of other years
f1ared at the Recreation. In the
Elks' League Kenny Thorpe tailed
30-434; Norman Schroth, 26-405,
and Tommy Nolan, 46-409. Other
Elks who did all right were Phil
Heffelfinger, 26-4O5; Joe Goode,
5O-402, and w. H. Squires, 52-403.
The best scores reported at Mount
Rainier were: Leroy Henry, So
429; M. Pulaski, 1876; H. Pulaski,
46-419; Ronald Smith, 20-419;
Harry Pennington, 52-17: l..
Koontz, 38-415; Bill Gefty) Smith,
44-407, and John Ash, 52-4O5.
Top counts in the Mems Catholic
League: At Takoma, section B-Ted
Van Doren. 44-426; John Nc
Donell, 50-408; Bernard Dove, So
40S, At Temple, section A-Maggie
Burley, 42-4o9; Frank Carter, 80
4o6; Johnny Alsop, 54-3es. At
Georgetown, section Hoe Lilley
54-396; Larry Morgan, 54-395, and
A. j. Wassermann, 52-39l.
Sets of better than 400 were COM
mon at Chevy Chase. Look 'em
over: w. P. A.-Bussford, 28-446;
j. c. O'Connell. 54-433: Leddy,
48-4l7; Bob Walter, 26-40O. Chevy
Chase Commercial-Frank Orletsky,
24-406; Al Wright, 20-416; Ed
Bockhaus, 34-402; Luxman, 42-
4o7; AL Diversion, 36-4o2; Lynn
Kuhn. 42-4o2; Henry Corvelli, So
410; Paul Jarman, 8-404: McClaren,
46-411; Red Dieterich. 30-4l2. Hot
Shoppe-McIver. 46-406: Given, 40
-25; Hesner, 44-4O2: Wolfe, So
AT; Colvin, 4s-4O2; Doering. So
Alb, and Hoover, 44-426. Office Ap-
pliance-Johnson, 32-41O; Hawkes.,
26-437.
More Coin for Scratch Bowlers.
Five sets Of 400 or better were
rolled in the Patent Office League
at the Rendezvous. They were: Tad
Riley, 54--4l6: Ed Murray, 48-4l3:
Perce Patrick, 34-4O5: Gordon
Rains, 33-403, and A. NJ. Levers.
52-400
More good news for the scratch
bowlers. The $25 prize announced
for high set with handicap in the
rolloff has been Cancelled and in its
stead SIS will be given for second
high scratch set and $40 for third.
The horseshoe pitchers bowling
tournament held annually in con-
.nection with The Stars event is
scheduled for next Sunday at 2 pm.
at the Lucky Strike. Harry Wood
field, promotional director of the
Washington Suburban Horseshoe
Pitchers Association, will be in
charge. The ringer f1ippers will have
distinctive handicaps in competi-
ton for a cup but those without
league aff1liation will shoot from
scratch in quest Of Star prizes.
Walter Haley will be the defending
champion.