Evening star., 1941-12-10

AlGSI 1dSG hight D IOlilliS III tilc
qualification round of the tourna-
ment, in progress at all maple plants
in Metropolitan Washington, Oliver
Clark still leads the field.
Until now, though, few suspected
the fellow was o. H. P, onetime
member of the famous Belmont and
Goodfellow teams of the District
and National Capital Leagues. teams
remembered only by the graybeards
of bowling. Clark 35 years ago held
his own in most duckpin competition.
But on the opening night of The
Star tournament he rolled the best
three game score of his career and
this after an absence, until the start
at this season, of five years from
the sport Once a week he bowls
three games in the A. G. Q. League
with team Of youngsters from the
Distribution of Publications outfit,
of which he is assistant chief.
Pressed Into Service.
"The kids collared me to fill out
the team" he said, but at 81, he's
the best performer they have.
His 427 is the second best scratch
score of the tournament so far, The
434 of Ed Wootton at Silver Spring
having stood up strongly against
last nights battering.
Leading the second evenings con-
testants in the mems division was
George E. Lowell, who marked up
All at Mount Rainier with a handi-
cap of SO pins. Second was Dutch
McChesney with 66-469 at Hyatts-
vile, who topped by one stick Will
liam C. Britain, Northeast Temple,
with 75-468.
The women's lead in the pre-
hminary was taken over by Hazel
SWEET, Silver Spring, whose 87-441
bettered the 72-438 OF Margaret
Gallagher, Hi-Skor, who set the early
pace.
Running down the list OF maple
plants alphabetically, here were the
nights best performers:
Anacostia: Men William A.
Bresnahan, 117-441; John A. We
leuski, 96-423; w. L. Bresnahan,
117-414; R. T. Slavy, 93-414; Ber-
nard Pascal, 78-412.
Arcadia: Men-Huck Robey, ST.
449: John Messina, 117-435; J. F.
Wheeler, 87-428; w. Lindbergh,
66-425; Earl Pruitt, 102-424 Wo-
men-Helen Stang, 93-388; Martha
Stuckel, 5+379; Gertrude Kluge,
72-345.
pe+I,o-d,. N5o, xr;II;o,, Dirb,,
39-416; John Outrich, 54-414.
Lewis High at Brookland.
Brookland: Men - William E.
Lewis. GAS: Robert L. Phelps,
69-43s; M. j. Dickinson, 8L439;
Ted Gochenour, 63-439; A. Jacobs,
69-439; C. w. Felix, 69-435; Ar
lington Custer, 69-426; Luther II.
Mumford, 69-421; Dan Nichols, IS
421; William Ward. 69-413; E. Ellis,
81-413. Women-Mrs. D. R. Girls
tofon, 78-407; Olive M. Seltzer, 96-
407; Catherine Mertz, 66-406; Mrs.
B. l.. Tellyen, 1892.
Chevy Chase Ice Palace: Men
Melvin E. Horn, 108-441; H. E.
Kripe. 123-433; A. James McCar-
thy, 114-433; w. L. Dutton, 78-
433; R. R. Sheriff., e0-430; Francis
N. Adcock, 84-427; Benjamin B.
Kendrick, 1896; Joseph S. Greco,
111-424; Maynard H. Whitney, g.
422. Women-Gloria Jorenes, 78-
374 Martha A. Dietz, 1880; Alice
McQuinn, 45-350.
Clarendon: Men-E. T. Martowicz,
e3-448; F. v. Gilbert, 81-422; Leon
Brooks, 1O2-420; Les Lande, g.
Ait: Alex Kirchner, 108-416; G. E.
westerman, 66-415; Robert Brock
hurst, 111-4O5 Women-Mrs. Rob-
ert Krause, 126-372; Mrs. Irene
Gerber, 1880: Helen Ondrey, lo2
-367.
College Park: Men-Ralph Coff-
man, 1924; Marvin Wofsey, 93-
433; J. Lehman. 129-425; Walter
Henshaw, 75-423.
Columbia: Men-Ed Mahoney,
69-45O: Skeets Nathanson, 1873
433. Women-Blanche Fischel, To-
$40: Evelyn Warf1eld, 87-4ol.
Jack Hutchinson Hot at Hall.
Convention Hall: Men - Jack
Hutchinson, 87-465; william Dunn,
ir., 81-453; Albert Grotjohan. 1o2-
435: John Elliott. 64-424; Elwood
Wight. 87-424 Women-Tina Tier
nan, 111-419; Helen Lalltz, 147-
4O4; Mary Tallant, 93-391.
Del Ray: Men-C. B. Harris, 78-
4oo: c. H. Smith, 75-404; Allen Rob-
erts. 81-397; Joe Martin, 78-372.
Women Margaret Gemehy, 1886;
Mary A. Patton, 96-364; l.. B. Saun-
ders. 126-349; Mrs. Allen Crabtree,
e6-344; June johnson. 96-337.
Georgetown Recreation: Men-Jo
Keller. 78-467; John S. Shaffer,
1o2-414; Joseph Trilling, 75-424;
Jerry Sheehan, 72-410.
Hi-Skor: Menu. E. Blair, Ill
429: Louis Plowman, 79-418; Allan
Hendrix, 96-406 Women-Geral-
dine Rosso, 117-418.
Hyattsville: Men-Dutch McChes-
nev 66-4e9; Ed Morris, GAL; w.
IIskey. 75-4O8. McChesney, by the
way. shot the best single OF the eve
ming, ITO, which, with % franked
sticks, gave him a gross of 1872.
King Pin: Men-Frank Coner, 93-
447; Jack Ulrich, 48 - 442; M. H.
Howes, 9O-442; Lee Brown, 27-437; !;
Joe Fitzgerald, 72-439; Delmo Trilll,
108-431 Ed Blakeney, 9-402.
Casimir Blaska Blasts EN-.
Lafayette: Men-Casimir Blaska,
1886: Walter Sabine. 66-404;
Charles Mclaughlin, 66-402. Wom-
en-Mildred B. Owens, 81-420; Es-
telle Curry, S4-407; Mary FELTON,,
69-4O6; Leila Rusk, 66-397; Marie
Kannary. 108-395.
Lucky Strike: Men-William Keuli
78-463; Joe Stempel, 1923; wo-
men-Zelia Gillian, 135-431; Ruth
Avery, 114-4O7; F. Mack, $3.50;
Marie Brown, 69-402; Leonie Meal
wee, $3.50.
Mount Rainier: Men-George E,
Lowell, 99-471; James M. Compton,
117-429; Herman Pulaski, ~63-419;
Sam Del Vecchio, 39-417; L. Jacobs,
66-414; w. L. KoontZ, 39-411.