Evening star., 1940-02-19

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cap, . mixed event, scheduled for
Thursday at the Arcadia and the
Lorraine GULL all-girl classic carded
for next Sunday at the Lucky Strike,
Washington will honor another of
Its leading woman duckpinners
when the fourth annual Lucille
Young Near Star tournament Is
staged Saturday, March 2, at the
Chevy Chase Ice Palace.
Winner of many bowling blue
ribbons, Mrs. Young, after several
years absence, again is mauling the
naples on Capital drives In her
usual brilliant fashion. Captain of
the King Pin team which more than
q decade ago won the Ladies District
League pennant with regularity and
a national championship in 1928.
her leadership this season is one
reason why the Chevy Chase Ice
Palace team is the runner-up in the
city's strongest feminine circuit to
the crack Rosslyn team.
Named among the flrset 10 rank.
ing woman bowlers Of the country
by the National Duckpin Bowling
Congress in 1928, Mrs. Young prob
ably would have held this distinction
without q break had not illness and
family ties carried her to cities
where duckpins were a novelty.
Only last month she watched Miss
GULL smash her national nine-eame
record of 1,169 by one pin as the
Lucky Strike ace won the Dixie
Sweepstakes with Ito.
The coming attraction Is open
only to women with league aver
ages under 104 for 81 games or more
up to February II. Entrance fee
for the six-game tournament, to
be rolled In two blocks, will be $4,
including cost Of games.
Like in the past, Baltimore, Rich.
mond and Norfolk rollers likely will
swell the field.
Guillott Wins Tournament.
Jack GWllott of the United States
Engineers League, with a score of
708, which included a handicap of
80, won the first Chevy Chase Ice
Palace Handicap Sweepstakes last
night. His games of 126, ll9. 1O9
1876 and 121 won prize of $27. 80.
AL Bichell of the Chevy Chase
Commercial League was the runner
up with 57-694 and Coe Gurnee, A..
q w. roller, finished third with 63-
$50. They won 1920 and $13.65.
Other winners we're: R. A. Newman,
c. & P. Telephone, 70-685 ($8.19);
A. H. Scruggs, Saturday Night, IT.
676 ($7-28; Harold Suit, A. g. w.,
83-671 ($63D; H. N. Cole, I. B. M,
67-668 ($2.73), and G. w. Clark,
Chevy Chase Commercial, 90-668
$270. A high-game consolation
prize Of $4.55 went to Chuck Klein
with 166 including a handicap of 10
pins.
The first Of a series Of Sunday
night sweepstakes to be staged for
members Of leagues rolling at Chevy
Chase attracted a field of 81.
Navy Yarders Score.
Navy Yard bowlers trimmed the
Herby's. Inc, team of Alexandria by
A pins yesterday at the Lucky
Strike. The invaders won q 45-pin
lead in the opening tilt and after
being swamped in the middle skir-
mish annexed the final. Charlie
Nicholson's 356 was high in the win
ming team count of 1897. The VIC
tory gave the Navy Yard quint two
decisions in three matches.
With 126-34o Ruth King shone
as the picked Brooklend Ladies
League team tailed 1,517 to down
the Harrisonburg, Va, maids by a
9O-pih margin last night at Brook
land. Vickie Wienecke led with
1885,
Hebrew League all-stars won two
of three matches from the Shaarei
Tfiloh Brotherhood League rollers
OF Baltimore at Convention Hall.
Lou Ruche with 378 was high in
team set Of 1,752 that gave the 10
Gals a 17-pin victory. Julie Singer
whipped Meyer Jacobson in sin
giles, 366 to 800.
The Orioles won the doubles by an
overwhelming margin as Phil Block
and Adolph Hacker totaled 856,
one Of the highest scores ever rolled
here. Hacker climaxed a ASS set
with 191, making nine marks in a