Evening star., 1940-02-21

the associations annual spring tour
namcnt.
Acquiescing to the wishes Of many
bow'ers, Manager Monk Fraser of
the Arcadia has added q special
1880 an. shift to the Lynn event.
Bowlers also can have their choice
Of rolling either ut z pm. or 7 pm.
The hve-game tournament Is for
male rollers with league averages of
los and under and women with
marks ofI03 and under. Two-thirds
handicap will be allowed. Entrance
fee will be ~, including cost Of
games.
Hot Doings at Rosslyn.
A double attraction is carded for
Rosslyn tonight. At the pace
setting Rosslyn girls team of the
Ladies' District League will en-
gage the runner-up Arcade Pom
tiac. The invaders are four games
behind. A second match alto will
bring together the crack Rosslyn
mems team in q District League
tlssle with Lucky Strike.
Another battle ut which stand
ing room promises to be at q pre-
MUM will be the Chevy Chase
Columbia Mems District League en-
eagement at the Ice Palace at 8 pm.
The home club will strive to re-
gain the runner-up spot which now
belongs to the imposing Smith
Aiken Pantos Santini Blakeney
combination.
: Hot bowling hands for Ernest
Cooke, sponsor Of the Cooke Press
team, are far between. but when
he does explode generally . record
or two falls in the Rosslyn Inde-
pendent League. Last night was one
Of those times. With a Al set that
included games of l48, 1874 and $50
he led the way to two all-time
league record team counts of GOT
and 1881. The veteran Brad Mand-
ley also had q prominent. part
IN the new high scores with 410.
Incidentally, the Cooke pinmen
broke by one pin their own all
time high game which was estab-
nshed . few years ago. when
Cooke himself sizzled with q 173.
Allied Roofing increased its lead
in the Rosslyn loop to three games
as the Freschi brothers, Lou and Joe
with respective sets Of 402 and $50
featured . 2-l WIN from A. L. Kelly
Calf Davis 153-4l2 was high a
Arlington Trust took the odd one
from Quality Shop. Billy Stalcup's
401 and Sid Kebler's 387 enabled
Shermans to rout War College
Gerard Buscher rolled 3S6 for the
losers.
Astor Clarke banged out 18O-397
to keep his l30-average intact but
Y. NJ. G. A. won the odd skirmish
from his Clarendon Decorators q
Holt Neese matched Astor's set
Wes Miltner's 395 gave Washington
Canoe q 2-l decision over the Sec
ond-place Banton's and Don Crisis
401 featured Segreti Bros. sweep
over Diamond Cab.
Juveniles Hold Examinations.
Arlington County eliminations for
the boys and Junior Virginia State
championships will be staged at 10
an. Saturday at Rosslyn. More
than 60 are expected to compete in
the two divisions. Youngsters who
had not reached the age of 16 on
January l are eligible for the boys
class and the junior class will COM
prise boys under 10 on the same
date. The Virginia State finals will
be rolled at Winchester, February
20, March / and 2.
Banging out a 1852 set which
missed the seasons high mark by
only six sticks, the second place
Edmonds quint clipped the wings of
the Jay Birds to intensity the pen
nant chase in the Washington La
dies League as the leading Sham
rocks dropped a game to the Pin
Points. Irene Gochenour, splurging
lately, paced the Edmonds' victory
with top counts Of 134H369. Hazel
Funkhouser. also prominent in the
win with 342, was the third Ed
monds' roller to win an entry in the
Lorraine GULL Sweepstakes to be
staged Sunday at the Lucky Strike.
Mrs. Gochenour and Mrs. Ellen
Browne are the other two members
TO win entries in recent prelirni-
naries.
tWth Miss Gull rolling 347 the Fl
Gees swamped the Wee Bees. Mar
garet Smiths l24-325 gave the Car
dinals q 2-l edge over Tiffany
Shop. Florence Albin's 123 enabled
the Pin Points to grab one game
from the Shamrocks with Helen
Bailey's 333 high for the pacesetters.
Lucky Strike swept Bureau of En-
craving as Julia Young shot 1876
335.
Housing League Race Knotted.
While Warde Cameron was posting
high game Of l48 for the second
series. Finance took the odd skir.
mish from the leading Oniice serv-
Ice to create . triple frst-place tie
In the United States Housing Au-
thority League. Legal and Man
aeement share the top rung with
Once Service.
With top set Of $50. Heleb Eschin-
ger shone rs st. Francis Xavier
whipped the champion L. A. A. O. H.
2-l to deadlock first place In the
Catholic Ladies' League. St. 0abriel's
lost undisputed possession Of the top
rung as Josephine Bresnahan gave
All Saints b 3-l edge with q string
Of l3S. Mary Fleming's high single
Of l40 gave L. A. O. H. its lone win.
High team game Of S36 prevented et.
Anthony's from being smothsred by
All saints A.