Evening star., 1940-05-02
jenkins and Wesley
Top 400 as Team
Totals 1895
Lucy Rose, With Windup
Of 35l, Reeoins Title
In District League

Diamond Cabs crack duckpinners,
who still are striving for champion
ships in the National Capital and
Rosslyn Independent Leagues, may
have their bowling appetites satisfied
by winning the Washington City
Duckpin Association Glass A team
title.
With Lou jenkins tossing a triple
header strike to climax a 40 set with
176 game and Elmer Wesley throw
ing in 406, the Diamond Cabbers
charged to first place last night at
the Arcadia with 1885. They were
only II sticks short of the Cuff &
Santini all-time tournament record
with games of 66S, 595 and 672.
Ed Nash also turned in a fair
nights rolling when he featured
Wayne Oils -second=p1ace Glass B
team count of 1889 with 1893 and,
doubling up. turned in 405 to cap
the Table Supply teams third d-place
score Of 1872 in the same division
Still Nash wasn't any too pleased,
for he cut a deuce on one spare and
missed another as Wayne Oil, de-
Tending Glass B champions, finished
four pins back Of the leading Silver
Spring Market team.
Fred Murphy SharpshOOter.
Paced by Fred Murphys 172-426,
Chaconas Market Of the National
Capital League moved to fourth
place in Glass B with 1901. 1t was
Murphy's second 400. The raven
haired star of Arcadia, with Nash,
holds first place in Glass A doubles.
H eshot 433 in 778 count.
Potential team champions also are
the bowlers of the Local No. II quint
of the Electric Utility Employees
Union League of Silver Spring who
took over the lead in Class C with
1,749 and Treasury No. of the Ma
tional Federation of Federal En-
ployes League with top score of 1865
in Glass D. G. c. Orme featured the
latter team count with 1878.
Little was accomplished in the
singles and doubles but Tom Rey-
nolds of the Metropolitan Bank may
land among the Glass E singles prize
winners. His 341 tied for third
place Lester Elf of the Income
Tax League was the best in Glass D
with 349 to tie for fifth place.
Nocera, Parsons in First 10.
Mickey Nocera of the fremont
League hit for 387 to tie for sixth
place in Glass B and Howard Par
sons with 1893 landed among the
first 10 in Glass A singles.
Maury Kreamer and George
Stevens of Georgetown turned in the
top doubles count of TIT in Glass B,
while Werner Maske and Joe Camp
bell OF the Interdepartmental Mixed
League shone in Glass c with TIL.
Chris Cavanaugh and John Snieg-
oski of the Interior League were
high in Glass D with 692. H. T.
Wenzel and w. T. Sweeney led Glass
E doubles with 628.
Winners of the Glass G team title
two consecutive years, 1897 and 1888,
the Holy Comforter team Of the
Washington Catholic League is
scheduled to roll on tonight's card.
which will be taken over mostly by
bowlers Of the Arlington County
League.
Frank (Bub) Guethler, a member
Of the Diamond Cab team, and
Ernie Hauser, young Southeast star,
take a fling at the Glass A doubles
championship at 10 pm.
Lucy Rose Wins Title.
With al raoor,
of 1889. Lucy Rose of the pen
nant-winning Rosslyn team, an
nexed the championship of the
Ladies' District League. Mrs. Rose
capped their brilliant season of roll
ing last night with a 351 to win the
title for the second time as Rosslyn
took two games from the third place
Arcade-Pontiac team. Evelyn Nay
lor's 155-362 was tops for the win
ners of five out Of six league pen
nantS.
Lorraine GULL Of Lucky Strike,
who relinquished her title to Mrs.
Rose for the second in 16 years, also
finished the season with mark well
above lit, which topped any of
their previous winning efforts. Her
1856 set last night featured the
Luckies' 81 win from Arcadia. Red
Circle, the cellar champions, led by
Helen O'Dea's 137-352, capped their
season with a 81 victory over the