Evening star., 1939-11-28
Schools Are Opened
AT Ross|yn, Lucky
Strike Drives
Saturday Is Given Over
To Girls; High Scores
Prevail in Leagues

Here's the latest in bowling. The
Lucy Rose School at Rosslyn and
the Astor Clarke School at the Lucky
Strike.
The former No. girl duckpinner
Of the country was to instruct her
first class this morning. Her Sec
ond class will be held Friday after
noon from to 4:3O. Saturday
morning classes will be exclusively
for high school girls.
Male beginners and those who
wish to improve their game will have
the opportunity to attend the classes
to be held by the No. l United States
titleholder beginning Sunday after
noon from to 6.
Lucille Young at the Chevy Chase
Ice Palace and Catherine Quigley
at the Brookland Recreation have
enjoyed no little success as instruc-
tors.
For several years Ida Simmons
has been touring the East and South
giving lessons. Only recently she
held classes at Silver Spring. At
the start of the season she opened
schools at several Baltimore duckpin
establishments.
Lorraine GULL, Washington ace
woman bowler, was the first to tour
the country as an instructor. Her
efforts in virgin territory of the
South had much to do with the gen.
eral spread of interest III the duck
pin game throughout Virginia, North
and South Carolina and Georgia.
She gave Miss Simmons her first
| lesson.
Biggest League Starts.
With 20 more teams still to roll
tomorrow at Sis, the Interdepart-
mental Mixed League opened it's sea-
son yesterday at the Lucky Strike.
George L. Isemann, executive secre-
tary of the National Duckpin Bowl
ing Congress, gave members of "a
teams a warm welcome as the big
gest Government loop in the coun-
try.
Joe Campbell was top roller for
the males as he led the Civil Service
Tigers to 81 win from Civil Serv-
| ice Bears with 155-384. Peggy Nc
Carly of the Controllers team of
the Veterans Administration was
high among the fairer sex with 145-
1863 Only two teams scored sweeps
as st Elizabeths East Siders romped
over Civil Service Lions and Ac-
countants bumped Miscellaneous
Fred j. Rossiter fired a triple
header strike, double header and
two spares at the Lucky Strike to
register 1873, the fifth highest league
game this season which accounted
for four all-time records in the Of
flee of Foreign Agricultural Pela-
tions Mixed League. The other high
marks are his 1872 set and team
counts of 488 and 1899 chalked up
by his Danes quint Two men and
two women roll on each of the six
teams.
Leaders Given Drubbing.
Capital No. /, runnerup in the
Country Club League. swept the
leading Indian Spring No. l to fire
new interest in the pennant chase
w. J Brewer with 150-395 was the
heaviest walloper as the winners
banged out the weeks top team
scores of 609-1, ,7O5. Alton Pratt OF
Manor No. shot top set of 1896.
The pace-setting Shamrocks had
their lead cut to two games in the
Washington Ladies League as IngC-
mar Moen's 132-339 sparked a 81
win for the second-place Ell Gees
Edmonds' Optical. with an odd
game victory over the Cardinals
moved one game back of the runner
up. Cecilia Kartzinels top string Of
142 gave the Wee Bees a 2-1 edge
over Tiffany Shop. Helen Bailey Of
the Shamrocks garnered high sci
with 348.