Evening star., 1940-02-01
Hurd, Top High School
Roller, Is 10 Bid
For D. T.. Crown
LoeffIer Is to Defend
LoureIs in Struggle
For Championship

With juvenile bowling on q de-
cided upswing here this season, the
boys and juniors city championships
to be staged at Columbus Saturday,
February 10, promise to have more
than 100 youngsters in the final.
Manager Gene Archer Of Columbia
announced today that he expected
more than 800 for the qualification
round which ends next Monday.
Other establishments holding pre-
liminaries will send the top Is per
cent of their fields to the final
Conspicuous in the title hunt will
be Don Hurd, top-average roller in
the Interhigh League with 122.
Carl Loef1ler will be the defending
champion and Donald Irvine, the
boys title defender. Irvine, after
winning the city honors last year,
went on to cop the boys cham
pionship In the National Duckpin
Bowling Congress tournament.
Rosslyn Girls Sparkle.
While Rosslyn maintained its
eight-game lead in the Ladies' Dis
trict League pennant chase with .
80 win from Red Circle Food Shop,
the runnerup Chevy Chase Ice Palace
smeared Arcadia and the third-place
Arcadia Pontiac busted OF the
champion Lucky Strikes.
Lucy Roses 341 and Gladys Lynn's
127 were high as Rosslyn posted
team counts Of 584-1,645. Capt.
Ma" Limerick's l1+334 topped
Red Circles. Margaret Lynn with
l24352 paved the way for Arcade
Pontiac's sweep with Lorraine Gulli,
Lucky Strike captain, sharing set
honors. Sets Of 355 by Jessie Sacrey
and Stimmy Hart featured Chevy
Chase's top team set Of 1884.
Two rising stars, Peggy Sullivan
and Doris Leizear, each rolled 343
sets for Arcadia, but to no avail
against the city's highest scoring
feminine combination this season.
Busy Woman Bowler.
Averaging l08 as substitute on
the Arcadia team. comely Miss Sui
livan tonight will turn her efforts
to aiding the pace-setting Agricul-
ture team hold its f1ve-game lead
in a Ladies Federal League match.
Encouraged no little by her illus
trious bowling sister, Evelyn Ream
Windsor, Miss Sullivan fast is max
ing her mark as a duckpinner.
Sparkplug Of the Agriculture team,
which includes Jennie Malcolm,
Bernice johnson, Mabel Scanlon and
Alice McQuinn, Miss Sullivan also
is member of the Aggies' team in
the What's In Name League and
the Plant Quarantine team of the
Agriculture Ladies League.
g Her outstanding achievement this
season was finishing third in the
fnat Of the women's division of The
Evening Stars Yuletide Tournament.
She had 40 set.
Leagues Record Set.
And speaking of up-and-coming
woman topnotchers, room on the
front bench must be made for Ger
trude Rasch. Only the other night
at the Recreation she accomplished
one Of this seasons standout feats.
A game of $50 and set of 407 gave
this budding star records for the
newly organized Social Security
Ladies League.
Rosslyn's superscoring team con-
tinued its winning streak in the
Mems District League as a 1910 set
paced by Karl Gochenour's even 400
trounced Mount Rainier, 81. Counts
Of 649 and 683 won the first two
games for the invaders. Charley
Nicholson, high for the suburbanites
with 37l, led with 1872 in the final
game win.
Astor Clarke with 800 sliced six
pins OF his 1872 average and Perce
Wolfe with 392 lost a stick on his
13l mark.
Hot League Race.
The leading Up-N-At-Em and the
runner-up Marine Inspection and
Navigation teams with respective
sweeps over F. H. A. and Federal
Security gained ground in their
Lucky Strike Ladies' League pennant
chase rs the third-place Commerce
quint dropped 2-1 decision to the
Colonials.
Social Security, with top team
counts with 51E1,47l, trimmed r.
A. A. No. 2 twice as Marian Citizen
turned IN top game Of 1T and
Thelma Bonini rolled 3l9.
Despite Dorothy Whitney's top set
OF 1872, the Strikerettes took the odd
one from F. A. A. No. l as Boo Arm
strongs double-header strike proved
the winning edge.