Evening star., 1940-05-04
1albert, Baudu Chalk
Up An-Event Marks;
Arcadia on Top
HiIIiurd and Gochenour
Set New STANDARD for
Doubles Competition

A quartet of all-time tournament
records today promised Washington
City Duckpin Association cham
pionships for the Arcadia District
League team, the Harry Hilliard
and Karl Gochenour twosome, Jack
Talbert and Carl Baudu.
Here's how the spectacular roll
Ing went last night at the Arcadia:
Arcadia shot 1855 in class A to
crack last years mark of 1,946,
chalked up by Cuff & Santini at
Columbia.
Hilliard and Gochenour blasted
out an 849 class A doubles count
to better by one pin the record
rolled by Astor Clarke and Bill
krauss at Convention Hall in 1898.
Talbert with 378 in singles, hiked
his class A all-events total to 1887,
which topped the 1920 shot by Paul
Harrison at the Lucky Strike in
1894.
Baudu Beats Gray's Record.
Baudu, climaxing his 1,l57 class c
all-eventS with 1874 doubles score,
dashed into the discards the 1880
posted at the Arcadia in 1886 by
Big Boy George Gray.
Arcadia boWlers, still on scoring
spree, having landed fourth place in
the national tournament at New
Haven with 1913, led the way in
the heavy attack on the naples.
Fred Murphy, who is believed to
have established tournament record
with three consecutive 400 sets after
a puny BIS in singles, paced games
OF 620, $40 and 655 with 413. George
DemereS came through with s03 and
Joe Harrison, 1872. Lou Jenkins and
Eddie Keith, who only two nights
before had helped Diamond Cab take
over the class A team leadership
with 1885, helped out with respec-
tive sets of 37l and 376.
Harry billiards. slashing last-box
strike and 10 count climaxed a 436
set that provided the. vital wallop
as he and Gochenour rode to the
front in class A doubles.
Last Hump Easy for Talbert.
Talbert, who had established an
all-time record with 448 in the
team event, needed only 345 in sin
giles to take over the class A all
events lead after All in doubles.
Arthur Grown had been the leader
with 1908.
A singles set of 1893 and a team
count of 370 gave Baudu a flying
n, nf
events title. He and o. H. P. Scott,
his partner, moved to fifth place in
Glass D doubles.
Rosslyn, the District League
champion, paced by Gochenour's
150-394. shot to third place in
Glass A with 1846. GEORGETOWN
Recreation moved into fourth place
with 1,843 as Capt. Bob Miciotto hit
for 800 and Lucky Strike counted
1911.
With 1892 S. Book gained the lead
In Glass F singles.
Rolling 163-403, j. Kramer shone
as the Drill Press team of the Navy
Yard Minor League moved into Sec
ond place in Glass E.
GaIt Davis Best in Singles.
Gait Davis was top singles shooter
OF the evening with 800 in class A.
Earl DonaldSon's 3S9 gave him sixth
place in Glass B.
Ollie Pacini, after warming up
with a 374 team set. shot Ali in
Glass A doubles, which moved him
and Miciotto into fourth place with
1853. A stick ahead of them in
third place are Joe Harrison and
Demeres with 1862 Two Takoma
rollers, Al Tcer and A. A. Cyr. went
to third in Glass B doubles with ISL.
With only few rolling in the
tournament tonight, bowling inter-
est will shift to the Baltimore
Washington Odd Fellows 18th an
nual matches at the Brookland
Recreation and the Shah Cup tour
nament for Masonic League bowlers