Evening star., 1941-12-31
-Four Prizes in Sight
For John P. Myers,
BrookIand Roller
Big Games Marked Up
By Nick RinuIdi and
Harry McQuury
By ROD THOMAS.

VI q 4AooAly PSA3oA AetoS
night at the Brookland Recreation.
With a score of 168 he tied for
second scratch game; with 122-190
he took over third place in gross
games; with Alb he landed in
three-way tie for fourth in scratch
sets and, probably most important,
moved into the third notch in gross
sets with 66-479. The heaviest
awards In the giant handicap tour
nament are for gross sets, with
the mems first prize $1,000 Defense
bond and the women's one of $500.
If prizes were awarded for strikes,
Myers probably would be in line for
a fifth. In the 168 string, his opener,
he fired four aces, three in a row,
and tossed in two spares; in mid
die game of 1873 he made four strikes
with no other marks. In the third
his strike ball misflred but he
chalked up three spares.
Big Evening at Brookland.
The Brookland Recreation, which
produced last years winner in the
mems division of The Star tourna-
ment in Jack Shafferman, last night
again took over the spotlight in
a big way. While Myers gathered
wood by the cord, Audrey Brown,
member of the Tech High School
Girls League, fired l05-424 to land
among the potential prize winners
in the women's class. The lass is a
daughter of Lee S. Brown of the
Masonic Bowling Association, who
some years back was one of Wash
tngtons finest tournament bowlers.
On the same drives, with score
OF 52-443, Shafferman made val
liant effort to repeat his 1910 tri-
umph. Nick Rinaldi. member of the
Clarendon team of the District
League, who spends considerable of
his bowling time at the Brookland
Recreation, chose the latter for his
Star tournament turn and banged
out the top scratch game of the
final so far, 176 which climaxed
a set of 33-442. Rinaldis 11-187
put him fourth in gross games.
In this sphere, Harry McQuary,
Navy Yarder, patron of the Fort
Davis alley, gained the lead with
162-33-195. He totalled 99-442.
McQuary supplanted Bob Williams.
Rosslyn, whose 24-192 was part OF
a 72-485 score which placed him
on top in gross sets.
Shoves EN- Down in Standing.
Rinaldis 176 sans scratch was bad
news for Myers and Williams whose
1855 we're high, and Ed Blakeney,
King Pin, with 166. Blakeney is
second in scratch sets with 4l9, far
behind Wendell Meyer. Arcadia. who
Saturday night turned in the finest
performance of the tournament in
marking up $50 with no free sticks.
Among last nights sharpshooters
were:
Chevy Chase Ice Palace-Men:
Ed Jackerson, 48-451; o. V. Klov-
stad, 96-437; A. Hawkes., 60-436;
F. N. Hearn, S9-435; Jack Talbert,
33-434; L. D. Swan, 69-432; j.
Kuzmack, 120-431; j. P. Liposky,
93-431. Women: Pat Smith, Co.
37S.
Convention Hall Men: Edwin
Baruch, ll1-445; E. w. Young,
81-427; Thad Metz, 102-4l9;
James D. Hurst, 81-4l8; Norton E.
Lawler, 129-417; Ray Bradley, rs
%l6; Guy LaScola, 72-415.
Mount Rainier-Women: Fede M.
Crobato, 78-406; Mabel T. Ma
gruder, 1886.
Columbia-Men: A. c. Leoff1er,
12O-451; Earl Fleming, 87-422.
Women: E. Forester. 99-414.
Fort Davis-Men: Oscar Kee, So
AT; Harry McQuary. 99-442; r.
d. Wilder, 75-434; R. E. (Shag)
Rawlings, 39-41S.
Hi-Skor-Men: R. Mickey, 81
452; John Walsh, 66-44l; P. J.
Young. 90-4l6; G. Chapman. 1O8-
405; r. Husy. 87-400 Women:
Geneva Friedman, 108-413; Doro-
thy Carroll, 75-4O8; Thelma Har-
desty, 90-406; Viola Burnett, 105-
4O3; Mary Van Sickler, 9O-395.
College Park-Men: Ernest Boggs,
e3-445; Lawrence Schulz, 90-442;
Sidney Miller, 93-440; Fred Wal
gand, jr., 66-433: Walter Henshaw,
75-427. Women: Ruth Underwood,
117-427; Rose Sansone, 96-416;
Genevieve johnson, 99-403; Mrs.
Jack Allen, 141-398.
Clarendon-Men: John j. Sabins,
66-456; Belvin Weakley, 42-433;
Stacy Sherwood, 138-427; Winnie
Kirchner, 78-.418. Woman: 152-397
Fincher High at Lucky Strike.
Lucky Strike-Men: Roy Fincher,
75-427; j. Katz, 72-425; j. w.
Leister, 75-424: H. E. Griffith, ia
422; L. Smith. 33-422; P. M. Grant,
117-422; B. Zirn, 99-417 Women:
Estelle Weaver. 114-299; Judell
Thomas, l2o-3s2; Alice Lassen,
e3-387.
Del Ray-Men: Bruce B. Morris,
s7-447; Frank Parker, 96-436;
Russell Eddy, 150-433; Eddie Hit,
72-418; Charles Simmons, 153-404;
Jack Lynch, 9O-4O4; Gregg Gibson,
l29-404.
New Recreation-Men: c. D. Hol-
lis, 48-451; W. G. Lambert, IA
447; H. R. Feldstein, 102-420. Wom-
en-: D. Atley. 4o2; j. A. Schmitz,
15O-39O: v. M. Field, 126-389; Eve
Kotyk, 114-3S7; Emily j. Murray,
1886.
Northeast Temple-Men: Thomas
M. Brown, 99-499; P. J. Dooley,
117-422; E. E. Grist, 105-419; w. j.
Fredette, 54-4l2; Joseph M. Grim,
99-412; C. Sanderson, sr.. 63-411;
w. F. Wesley, 75-409; Mike APP
peril, 54-408; L. Sanderson, 93-403;
Paul Lemon, 84-400.
With their regular tournament
schedules completed, the following
plants announce the following
"clean-up" dates: Convention Hall,
Friday; Chevy Chase Ice Palace,
Sunday; Brookland Recreation, to-
night, tomorrow night and Friday,
with Fridays tournament rolling
confined to 7 to 9 pm; Fort Davis,