Evening star., 1940-11-29
Clarke and Smith 0ul
For Their Third Biq
Money Victories
Povich Hard Pressed
To Remain on Top in
Masonic League

To Remain on Top in
Masonic League
A Washington victory in the third
annual Jefferson Open at Roanoke
tomorrow night looms brightly with
10 Of its leading pinmen slated to
trek to the Virginia city, where
memorable intercity matches more
than two decades ago still remain
pleasant memories for such famous
old Royals as Skinny Carroll, Pop
HALEY, Harry and Lonnie Krauss
and Andy Goddard and Roanoke's
Branch Stonebraker, former presi-
dent Of the National Duckpin Bowl
ing Congress.
Shooting for their third major
victories of the season will be Astor
Clarke of Lafayette and Hokie Smith
of Lucky Strike. Perce Wolfe and
AL Wright. the latter, winner of the
Ray Won Dreele at Baltimore, will
be aiming for their second conquests
The District contingent also will in
clude Cletus Pannell of the Airing
ton Bowling Center, Andy GleeSon
of Georgetown and besides Wright,
three other Chevy Chase Ice Palace
rollers, in Jack Talbert, Paul jar
man and Ed Nash.
Everett Gardner, Dave Hopper and
Tin Zerh,lsen will head the Balti-
more delegation.
Win Davis Tourney Entries.
Janet Taylor and Cecilia Kart
zinel were winners Of the Ladies'
Federal League preliminary staged
at the Arcadia for entries In the
Never Davis 14th annual classic to
be held at the Lucky Strike a week
from Sunday.
With Lorraine GULL and Nick
Chaconas leading the charge with
ISIS. Chaconas Market posted 695
to crack its own season record In
the National Capital League. After
losing to the record smashers with
655 as Paul Fitzgerald lashed out
ITO, the Benmacks came back to cop
the final two games handily with a
1888 top set. Fitzgerald's 419 was
high. Miss GULL counted 387.
Ed Nash led in Master BARRIERS
81 win from the leading Structural
Porcelain quint with 1855. Nick Ben
ner was high for the losers with
389. Portner's Grill downed Shafter
Flowers, 81, as Eddie Keith featured
with 148-388. Lindset Stott's 1872
and Dutch Weidman's 1853 gave Red
Circle a 81 edge over Jalepes
Restaurant.
One of the few holders OF a Ma
tional Duckpin Bowling Congress
gold card awarded for more than SO
seasons of bowling, George G..
Shaffer, rolling with Kiwanis No. 2,
was tops in the Civic Clubs League
at the New Recreation with 135-347.
Les Landrum of National Capital
Parks with 165 and Tolson Brown
of Cartography with 4o1 banged out
the TOP scores in the Interior De-
partment League at Penn Recrea-
tion. The parkmen were high With
640-1,752.
independent pinmen took two
games from the CAROLS IN the
Laundrymen's League at the Lucky
Strike, despite season records OF
lso-389 by Charley Litchfleld ana
team highs of 584-1,608.
E. and E. Quint Gains Lead.
Sweeping the Rollettes with highs
of 521-1,471, the E. and E. qulnt
moved to first place in the Procure
ment Ladies League. Shining IN
the Demons rout Of the Krazy Kats
was Elizabeth Nash with ll9. Mar
garet Locke's top 3l6 enabled the
Swingsters to trip the erstWnile lead
ing Pinettes, 81.
Dorothy King, with 1882, was
the heaviest walloper as Hendricks
Service mopped up Howard Hair.
dressers in the Silver Spring Ladies
League with highs OF 533-l, ,559.
Betty Cleaves led s. s. Kresge to
81 victory over Shepherd Park With
13l-348.
sparked by Lucy Roses 124-367.
the Sher 81 Cohen outfit swept its
match in the Arlington Commercial
League with 578-1,694. Jimmy
wallace, Arlington Bowling Center
manager. paced Arlington Phar-
macy's sweep with 1888.
Three season records for Section
D of the Washington Catholic
League were cracked at the Queen
Pin when Phil Tolotta poted 39l
to pace st. Joseph's 606 and 1,730.
The new record-holders are tied for
first place with st. Anthony's, al
though the latter has a total pin
margin.
The Sunnyfields with 81 VIC
tory over Nectar increased their
lead to five games in the A. & P.
League. While Sultana was advanc-
ing from last to sixth place by
virtue of a 2-1 win from Eight
O'Clock, the Red Circles hit the
bottom by losing three games to
Our Own. The weeks high scores
were. w. Hill, 150-364; A. Konouch,
1856; c. Domdera, 365, and Ann
Page, 589-1,65l.
P. Halesky Is Standout.
One game behind, the Statistical
pinmen aim to overtake the ea5ue-
leading Legal quint when tie IL