Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-06
Woshipgton's Crack BowIers
Swell Field of Mixed Doubles
Tourney at Hogerstown

Bowling forces were gathering
around Washington today for a big
invasion of Hagerstown, Md, Sun
day, when Gene Raney will in
augurate the Armistice Day mixed
doubles, which promises to be a
whale of a tournament.
The all-day affair is expected to
lure to the humming Western
Maryland pin center more than IS
all-star combinations of Capital men
and women. Among them will be
Caroline Hiser and Perez Wolfe,
District champions; Aston Clarke
and Lucy Rose, who have won the
D. C. title and other high honors;
Bill Krause and Lorraine GULL, 1888
city champions; Lucille Young and
Hokie Smith, Marie SpateS and Al
Wright and a host of other strong
twosomes which are in the making
The event, planned by the late
George L. Isemann, when secretary
of the National Duckpin Bowling
Congress, also will attract duos from
Baltimore, Norfolk and other Mary
land and Virginia bowling centers.
Mildred Peacock Bright Star.
High score in the Maryland-Dis
trict Ladies' League was rolled at
Silver Spring last night by Mildred
Peacock of the Sanford's, Inc, who
came through with season record
of 159 to climax a high set of $40.
Shaffer Flowers and Bergmann's
Laundry won their matches to main
tain first-place tie.
In one of the seasons biggest
splashes, Jack Lasover posted two
records of 1888 in the Penn
Recreation Saturday Night League
Rolling ITO as a starter. Jack posted
165 in his second effort and l78 in
the final Of to win with a rec
ord 618 the Baldwin Letter Service
quint was cut down in the final two
games when the Guy Sum team
zoomed with Lasover to tie the
formers top team game count.
Don Boyer, between strings of 131
and lit, chalked up a season record
fat game of 96 for the Petroleum
League, while his ESQ Extra swept
ESQ Boosters at Columbia with q
new season high count of 1,756.
Del Rios Regain Lead.
Breaking a f1rst-place tie with a
81 win over the FL Gees, the Del
Rios moved back into the lead Of
the Washington Ladies League.
Marian Workman's 1851 and
Margaret Lynn's 127-336 were the
chief wallpapers at the Lafayette for
the winners. Jennie Egan's 1877
353 gave the champion Shamrocks
81 edge over the Cardinals, while
Julia Young led in the Garvin's
Lucky Strike 80 win from the Ed
monds with 1880. Jean Laxton
with 1888 threw in the best
counts as Jacobson's Florists
swamped Tiffany Shop. Bobbie
Hammers 1864 was high as
Perruso's Cafe BANKED the Wee Bees.
Ed Radgke Shone with 1886 at
| the King Pin as the Bottle Depart
ment pinmen routed the leading
/ Garage outfit in the Heurich Brew
/ erS' League.
No bowler ever was more happy
than Doris Hissey of the second
| place Foundry No. l as she posted
season records of 130-361 at the
Lucky Strike in the Methodist
Church Ladies League. Team high
counts of 486-1 ,405 were garnered
by Eldbrooke No. l and Mount Yer
non, respectively.
While Silver Spring Market bowl
ers we're posting a season record of
1856, capped by CAT game, Al Nor
wig of Dome Oil with 156 and Maury
Defhnbaugh of Old Colony Laundry
with 40l we're dividing top individ-
ual honors in the Silver Spring
American League. Dome Oil leads
the flag, chase with Wright Jewel
ers and Old Colony close behind.
Jeffries Win Rubber Game.
Banging out 149 at the King Pin,
Joe Cifala provided the winning
punch as the Ed JeffrieS took the
rubber tilt from the Huguelys in
the st. Martins Mems Club League.
Despite Marvin Balderson's top set
of $40 the Kings dropped the odd
one to the Madigans.
Jimmy Shoes Boteler shone with
800 as the second-place I. B. M No.
pinmen grabbed top honors in the
Office Appliance League at the
Chevy Chase Ice Palace with GA
1,707. johnson of the Monroe club
was tops with 159.
After sharing top string of 1856
with Edith Birkle of All Saints,
Betty Hoffman of Holy Comforter
c walked off with set honors of 344
in the Catholic Ladies League at
the Lucky Strike.
Taking a 81 decision from May
flower Diner at King Pin with highs
of 629-1, 724, United Market rollers
stayed on top of the Rhode Island
Business Mems League. Jack Will
coxen's 1874 was high for the
pacesetters. Johnny Reid's top BIT
decided 81 win for Lo Jacino
BARRIERS over Brincefleld Plumbers,
while Dutch Mayhew's $50 gave
Dechter's a 81 victory over Wind
sor Shop.
Trinity No. 2 Sets Mark.
While the Trinity No. l pinettes
were posting second high game of
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