Evening star., 1940-11-26
Hot Pin Pace Set by Lucy Rose
In District League, Pressing
Lorraine GULL in u. S. Race

Lorraine 6uH II
Although trailing Lucy Rose of
Rosslyn, defending champion, 81
pins in their Ladies District League
high-average scrap, Lorraine GULL
illustrious King Pin team ace, today
pointed to a decided edge on her
arch rival in their drive for the
women'S No. national ranking by
virtue of general average of 100 in
three leagues as compared to ll8 for
the suburban star.
Bettering any previous seasons
efforts, renowned woman rollers are
waging a stirring chase with record
marks in the city's fastest feminine
circuit. Latest figures compiled by
Scorer Moonie Lynn gave Mrs. Rose
122-16 for 81 games and Miss GULL
1901 for "a games. But to take the
lead, from a national standpoint,
Lorraine counters with an average
of 119 in the Washington Ladies
League and 121 in the National
Capital. a crack loop made up en-
tirely of male shooters with the ex-
ception of Miss GULL.
The Rosslyn spearhead has only
ia in the Arlington Commercial
and 1T in the Clarendon Ladies
Major Leagues. Miss GULL also has
a slim lead in special tournament
rolling
Lucille Young Hits Peak.
Rolling for the top average of her
long and notable career is Lucille
Young of Chevy Chase Ice Palace
with a mark of 1875. Another 60
ing at magnificent clip is Evelyn
Windsor of Arcadia with 1l5-l1 for
"a games.
Other high average rollers on the
various District teams are: Rendez-
vous-Irene Scott, 1871, and Mar
garet Lynn, 109-l6; Penn Recrea-
tion-Mabelle Herring. Ill., and
Jessie Sacrey, 110-l3; Clarendon
Mildred Gingell. 111-7, and Mary
Fike, 1892: Del Ray-Mary Esten
108-11. and Isabel Riefenberg. 104-
II; Red Circle-Helen ODea. 109-10
and Louise Roberts, l05-18; George
town-Louise Delhi, 1892. and Ellen
Brown. 103-14: Arcadia-Ruth Roth
geb, 1886; Ice Palace. Dot Crawford
108-l4; King Pin-Caroline HiSer
1888: Rosslyn, Evelyn Naylor, 1909
and Blanche Wootton. 108-10
League records for the season are
an all-time set record of 435 rolled
by Mrs. Rose and game of 164
by Mary Fike who spanked Claren-
don's 608 and 1,740 team marks
Rosslyn is tied for the set record
Mrs. Rose also is the strike leader
with 10 while Miss GULL with 6s
has the most spares.
The flag chase finds Rosslyn three
games in the lead with Penn, King
Pin and Arcadia tied for the run.
nerup spot.
Hackley PAGES Sanicos.
Red hot was Buddy Hackley al
he splurged at Convention Hall with
1S9, the second highest game rolled
this season in the Sanitary Grocery
League. With 383 he paced Sanice
Meats to the weeks highs of 595-
1884. Edwin Newman's 1913 is tops
Jim Mccarthy, 101-averagt
bowler, experienced both good ano
bad luck last night at King Pir
when he fired two all-time record:
of 173 and 418 in the ST. Martins
Mems League. Little suspecting
he was in for a big night, he failed
to enter the preliminary staged by
the league for the King Pin Christ
mas Handicap, to be staged De-
cember %. So he watched Horace
Tucker and Victor Rouquet roll re-
spective scores of 403 and 1888, in
cluding handicaps, to win tourney
entries.
Jimmy also just missed the un-
usual feat of posting five strikes
in a row. After a triple-header
only nine pins fell on his fourth
seemingly perfect hit in the 10th
box of his record string. He then
struck to start his last game But
with it all, he was pleased as he
led the r. Jefferies team to a shut
out over the Hales. With top game
of 598. the E. Jeffries quint won
the rubber tilt from the Dorsch
outfit.
In the st. Martins Ladies League
it was Sarah Crawley who starred
with 1854 to give Lotus a lone
win over Hipkins.
Sylvan Theater Scores.
Frank Buono's high 339 gave Syl-
van 81 edge over Jessie in the
Bernheimer Mixed Theater League,
while John Billiards. top 1873 pre-
vented whitewash. Highs of 494-
1,427 gave the Village pinmen the
odd game over Newton.
Art Custer of leading Golden Rule
with 156 and Wally Donaldson OF
runner-up Amity No. l team with
1896 were the top shooters in the Odd
Fellows League. Friendship No. l
was high with 593, while Golden
Rule, in maintaining its four-game
margin, turned in high aggregate
of 1888.
Bond rollers mopped up in the
Bakers League when Sam Appel's
15l-394 paced team highs of COL
1,677 that shellacked the frpnt-run.
ming Schneider Dan-Dee outdt