Evening star., 1941-12-11

The preliminary will continue
through next Sunday with all bowl
ers in the Metropolitan Area eligible
to fire for fat and numerous prizes
in defense savings, the entry fee
being ST.. Half of the participants
at each alley will qualify and bowl
without charge in the final.
If you're not in on this maple
party. see the manager Of YOUR IA
vorite duckpin establishment for de-
tails. The tournament is being
copied throughout the country with
the Federal Government taking a
semi official hand in gathering bucks
from bowlers for national defense.
Six bits of every dollar goes into
the prize fund and the other quarter
pays for the bowling of finalists.
There's no catch. The tournament,
with its generous handicap system,
small entry fee and patriotic appeal,
has been acclaimed nationally as
ideal for bowlers of all degrees Of
skill.
has AotS VI >VbiP9hys
Miss Wilkinson joined a small
army of bowlers who for the first
time found themselves in the run
ming for undreamed of awards. The
Star tournament handicap system
places the veriest duffer on an even
footing with the top-fighters in
competition for Defense savings
awards ranging up to $1,000 bond
for men and one of $500 for women.
With her 9O-440 she stands to win
q bounteous prize in the prelimi-
nary.
For while it seemed this slice
of a big mellon might 60 TO Hazel
SWEET. Silver Spring patron, who
Tuesday was credited with a tally
of 87-441 but the alley manage
ment reported an error i'll the COM
putation of her handicap. The
womens scratch is 100; the men S,
12e, and full handicaps are dealt
except in the case of non-leaeue
bovlers, in which franked sticks are
given on a basis of lis averages for
men and 100 for women. The mems
scratch was used in figuring Hazels S
handicap.
Best of the Evening.
Among last nights leading per-
formers were Melvin L. Handy, at
the Arcadia. with 62-490: Gecrce
Mccarthy, Columbia. 107-467 and w
McCloskey, Silver Spring. 8l-46e IN
the mems division and, besides Miss
wilkinson. Grace Papka. Mount
Rainier, 105-426: Mary Kechkemeti
Lafayette, 141-421; Margaret Her
bert, Anacostia, 87-421: Frances
LOTUS. Mount Rainier. 6o-416;
Rebecca Thomas, Columbia. 114-408
and Bethe Minson, Arcadia. 33-405
in the women's section.
Ancostia: Men-Albert Costello,
57-432; Horace Hawkins, 81-417; T.
n. Dennis, 87-409: Louis Breen, 81
4o8; Joe Tag, 84-4oO; Walker Skin
ner. 63-407. Women n-Margaret
Herbert. 87-42l: Gladys Morris. 93-
$50: Ethel Rudolph, $3.50; Dorothy
McMillin, 99-377.
Arcadia: Men-Melvin L. Handy
69-490; James N. Naktos, III l-439; O.
L. Varella, 6O-436. Women-Beth
Minson, 33-405; Betty West, lo8-
391; Violet Towers, 90-3S1.
Bethesda Men-Robert W. Beall,
8l-466; R. H. Best, 1880. High
game-Beall, l55.
Boulevard: Men-Vivian Bean, IS
AL; Mike Barnes. 66-423; Garnett
Mayhem, 8l-4I0. High game-Rean,
1873
Carruthers Hot at Brooklsnd.
Brookland: Men-Eerbert Car
ruthers, 72-46o: N F. Vanderaugh,
54-459; H. G. Nicholas, cS-453; H
MCGEE, 87-451; H. James, 84-451;
Elmer E. Jackson. e0-44S: H C.
Clinksdale. 69-447: Dave Muffin. 60
457: Al Bowman, 72-445; Abe Povich
416; Cletus Pannell, scratch-40o
Women-t1rs. Z. J. Se!ser, 14l-4C5.
Chevy Chaso Ice P9lace: Men
j. B. Coryell, ec-t47: c. G.. 7'eson
75-427; A. T. Ricketts,. e3-427; II. A.
Housnan. 90-425. Women-Grace
Moatz. 1o5-A10: Bobby Rich. e9-An5;
Elizabeth Ter~fen. 92-'o@: Tat
Smith. 60-292; Mrs. rank Pavoni
102-392.
Clarendon: Men-H. T. Ayres
io5-445: A NJ. Rucker. ir., 8i-426:
BENJAMIN Stalcup. 69-423; A. J
Dean, 81-413: G. s. McKimmie, 80.
40s; Fred Jepson, 57-406; Bill Bor-
den, 93-405. Women-Dorothy Alli'
son, 93-407: Clara Dyson, 90-392
Helen De Binder, 303o2; Dorothy
Nix. 93-378
College Park: Men-Carl Talia.
ferro, 69-456; Sidney Miller, 93-443
w. E. Chase, 57-441; c. c. Willis
6s-441; John Heinicke, 94-420; Free
Berry, 60-410.
Mccarthy a Columbia Star.
Columbia: Men - George Nc
Carthy, 105-467; p. F. Prcusser, p
425; R. j. Kennedy, 67-422, Wome1
-Rebecca Thomas, 114-408: EstheI
Moreland. 135-403: Faye Dietz, 90
402: Enira De Simone, l47-396
Charlotte Peters, 1884
Convention Hall: Men-W. E
Bishop, 93-453; H. L. Wicker. 81
451; G. M. Gurtz, l14-44s: c. S
Shields, 96-44o; George Rife, SO
433. Women-Gertrude Morris. l48
<05: Caroline Pyle, 132-393; France
Norm, 90-39o
Del Ray: Men-Jimnly Cenci. AZ
44e; Paul Myer, 123-434; Harol'
Hernley, 123-423; Walter Fillmar
10s-4ls; Clarence Arata, S7-4l5
Charles Simmons. 153-415: AL Price
171-409; j. F. Means, l56-402; A
Folk, l44-400 Women - France
Pursuant, 147-38S; Tillie Curing
ton. 1880 Marie Underhill, 96
372: Evelyn Yingling, 8l-365; Mrs
A. L. Price, 129-364
Fort Davis: Men-Bruce Kahle
63-473: Abe Beavers. 3o-445; LIE
Jenkins, 45-443; Arthur Ruhlig, 90
40: Harry Stevens, 102-437; Charlie
B. Upp, 75-433; Arthur Bopp, 81
40
Hi-Skor: Men-Elmo Ball, jr., IS
446: G. H. Mcdonald, 105-430,
Hyattsville: Men-John Clancy
ee-45s: Raymond Russell, 75-44s