Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-28
Lucy Rose, Lorraine
Guilt Slice Marks;
Luckies Bumped
Lcfoyette's 30 Victory
Intensifies Pennunt
Race Among Men

kuce Among Men
looming her average to 1873,
Lucille Young, star of the Chevy
Chase Ice Palace quint, today served
notice on Lucy Rose of Rosslyn,
leader, and Lorraine GULL Of King
Pin, runnerup, in the Ladies' Dis
trict League, that she was very
much in the battle for the cham
pionship of the citys premier wom-
ems duckpin circuit.
The heretofore two-girl title chase
suddenly was changed last night.
when Mrs. Young raped out a
1886 set while Mrs. Rose shot big
holes into her once-commanding
121 average with 315 set, and Miss
CULTS efforts Melted only BAL sticks.
AS a result the Rosslyn standard
bearer sank her mark TO 120-13,
and the King Pin leader slid to
1915.
With Mrs. Young delivering her
timely punch and aided by Dot
Crawford's 359,- Chevy Chase, with
81 win from Rosslyn, stirred
new interest in the pennant chase.
Penn Recreation and King Pin
swept Red Circle Food Shop and
Del Ray, respectively, to tie for
second place and move game be-
hind the pace-setting Rosslyn
quint. Blanche Woottons 1888
were high. Rosslyn could muster
only 544-1,604 against the Ice Pal
aces 590-1,674.
Catherine Quigley Is Star.
Shining in the King Pin victory
was Catherine Quigley with l43--
387. She paced the weeks high
team counts of 594-1,712.
Mary Magnotto's 1878 and
Eleanor Marks 132-340 were the
big blows in the Penn sweep.
Featured by Beth Minson's top
single of 153 and 1863, Arcadia main
tanned fourth place, two games out
of first, by 81 victory over George
town. The West Enders won the
middle skirmish when Louise Diehl
banged out 148, the big wallop in her
top set of $50.
Rendezvous was 81 winner over
| Clarendon as Annetta Behan led
with 123-344 while Mildred Gingell
posted 121-35t for. the losers.
Luckies' Lead Whacked.
With Lucky Strikes lead cut TO
a game by virtue of singing 80
setback dealt by Lafayette, the flag
chase in the Mems District League
was intensified further today. Con-
vention Hall gained the runner-up
spot on total pins over Clarendon
while Rosslyn moved to fourth place
ahead of Arcadia.
Handing the invading Lucky
Strikes a dose of their own medi-
cine as the second series got under
way, Lafayette, swamped early in
the season, poured it on last night
as Paul Fitzgerald's 157-398 and
Ernie Hauser's 1896 paced an
1895 team count which included
games of 500, $50 and 606. Aston
Clarke also aided the winners with
1884. Hokie Smiths 366 was
best for the losers.
Steam-rolling Hyattsville with
games of GIT, 655 and 633, Conven-
ton Hall tied with Lafayette for top
set of the week as the Halls big
three-Singer, Blakeney and San
tini-beat a merry tune on the
NAPLES with respective counts Of
1925, 138-409 and 1880. The
sweep gave the Hallmen victories in
10 of their last u games. Nosed out
in the first tilt, the Marylanders
offered little opposition in the final
two. Perez Wolfe was high with 1888.
Rosslyn Beats Brookland.
After being given the first game
the champion RoSslyns with top
game of 698 and 633 handily trimmed
the invading Brookland Recreations.
Bill KrausS' 146-393 and George
Clark's 147-388 were the potent
punches. Bob Temple, with 1873,
made a single-handed stab to win
the middle skirmish for Brookland.
His set was 361. Elvin Shank shot
379 for the losers.
The rubber game went to Arcadia
over Chevy Chase Ice Palace when
Ollie Pacini, at anchor, snatched 1t
out of the fire with five-pin count
on a last-box spare. Fred Murphy
was tops for the winner with al
379, while Dave Williams lat and
Jack Talbert's 1872 were the best for
Ice Palace.
Pinky Bradt's 1886, and Dick
Lees 366, were the potent wallops as
the visiting Georgetown quint
trimmed Penn Recreation, 81, with
624-1,818. Ralph Goldberg inserted
153 to land the final skirmish for
Penn.
With v. c. Wagner's top 127 the
timely wallop, Management chalked
up scores Of 559-1,561 to trim the
erstwhile leading Accounts, 81, in
the United States Housing Author
| ity League. Dwight Porter gar
nered high set at the Lucky Strike
with 100.