Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-02
Record in Baltimore Tourney
Ups Lucille Young's Chance
For National Pin Throne

Tending titleholder. having won the
event last year with Evelyn Ellis
Naylor. posted 523 with games of
al, 127, 125 and 100. The Santini-
Young score cracked the former
mark of Loaf rolled by Helen Cur
RE and Ray Northam in the Devon.
Conn, mixed doubles. Top prize
was SIPS.
Beats Ida Simmons Mark.
Mrs. Young. in smashing her
former mark of $50 rolled in the
Mayor Howard Jackson women's
doubles at Baltimore last spring,
shot AS for her first three games.
which was two pins more than the
national record held by Ida Sim
mons. Earl Campbell of Baltimore,
with $40, approached nearest to the
sensational tally of the Ice Palace
bowling instructress.
Ranked No. in 1896, Mrs. Young
dropped out of the national bowling
picture until last season when she
was named No. II by the National
DuCkplIl mig SOllSICS
To win the fifth annual Old Do
minion she may have to triumph
over the biggest field ever to roll in
a major women's stake event. Last
year the tournament drew a record
entry of 90, but this figure was out
classed by the 100 in the recent
Chesapeake at Baltimore.
Two Other d. c. Duos Place.
Washington placed only two other
duos in the list of % prize winners
last night, although Dave Burrows,
president of the Washington City
Duckpin Association, and Helen
Beckowitz of Baltimore finished
fourth with 999 to win $40. Their
sets were 500 and 497. With 993,
Caroline Hiser and Perez Wolfe were
fifth, and Lorraine GULL and Hokie
Smith were twelfth with 96l. Their
prizes were $40 and $13.
Others in the pay-off were Ard
reg Mullaney-Ray Haines, Baltimore,
second, 1,021 (s7S; Eva Andrus-Al
Odendahl, Norfolk, third, 1,070
$3.50; Ethel Brewer-John Miller.
Baltimore, sixth, 981 (s25); Frances
973 $500: Ruth ZentZ-Ray Fioren-
tino, Baltimore, 969 (s18); Kath-
crime Vick-Lefty Goodson, Norfolk,
967 $50; Naomi zimmerman-Lee
Seim, Baltimore, 1854, and Lillian
Young Howard Henderson, Balti-
more, 964 S14.5o each).
Other Washington scores included
Lucy Rose Aston Clarke, 942:
Thelma Robinson-Lou Jenkins, 922;
Blache Wootton-G Gait Davis, GIG; Mr..
and Mrs. Karl Gochenour, 906; Mr..
and Mrs. Bob Workman, 861.
Ray Moore in Frant.
Ray Moore of the United States
Engineers League was the victor last
night in the Chevy Chase Ice Pal
ace Handicap tournament with a
score of TIA, which included 70
franked pins. Tops also with a $50
string the winner received $35. L.
w. Landrum of the Executive Offices
League was the runner-up with 30
713. His prize was SIS. A. A. Cyr
of the Chevy Chase Commercial
League was third with 73-702 (s10)
and Chuck Kline. C. & P. TELEPHONE
League, fourth with 1864 (S8C.
The tournament drew a field of
u. 1t was the first of a series of
monthly Sunday stake events for
regular patrons of the Ice Palace.
Washington Bowlers Fail.
The third annual Jefferson open
at Roanoke Saturday was a wash
out for Washington contestants.
The winner was Armisted Carter of
Norfolk, who collected $125 with q
score of 1905. Away winging with
III, he duplicated his big string to
climax his first set of SOL. Floyd
Duke and Pony Baugh, Richmond
shooters, tied for second place with
1925, Fourth was Riley Stovall of
Roanoke with 1853, and fifth, Red
Royal of Winston-Salem, N. c., with
1857. Everett Gardner of Baltimore
was sixth with 1854.
Cletus Pannell topped the Capital
rollers with 1882. Hokie Smith shot
1880 and AL Wright 1915.
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