Evening star., 1941-12-27
Ross|yn Man 1aI|ies
ABS With Handicap
OF II Naples
Silver Spring Entront
Fires 69-445 to Top
Women's Division
By ROD THOMAS.

A chap with feet in clay and q
girl with rock foundation. so to
speak. today held a peculiarly mu-
tual mundane attitude toward the
final of The Stars Defense savings
bowling tournament.
At Rosslyn last night. Bob Will
liams of the United Clay team.
Building Supplies League. shot set
of 435, including a handicap Of 72
pins. which stands to win him the
capital award of a $1,000 bond.
Lucy Trundle of the Brookville
Quarry team, Silver Spring Ladies
League. with a handicap of SO, to-
tailed AS which may land her the
women's first prize Of $500 bond.
Williams also took over the top
spot in the mems scratch game
standing with 1853 and led in gross
sticks for a single with 24-192.
Interested spectators while young
Williams bowled were his parents.
Early Leader Not Chagrined.
Apparently not at all disappoint-
ed over Lucy Trundle's perform
ance was Audrey Pugh, Boulevard.
who paced the women's field in the
opening DAYS competition with Ill
-437. Said Audrey: II was high
for a day and In this tournament
that's sumpn." Her 437 no doubt
will pay off. She saw another Sill
yer Spring contestant, Catherine
Moloney. shoot 99-43e, which rele-
gated Miss Pugh to third place in
the gross set standing.
That 439, without doubt, will gair
Miss Moloney a prize, but she was
more proud of game of $50, which
likely will win two awards, one fol
high scratch and the other for high
gross. To the $50 she added q
handicap of 33 for total of 1873.
Theodore Raines, Takoma men:
early pacesetter, was tied for thiro
today after an evening of heavy
pinfall. Richard Maschauer, Hy.
attsville, with a los handicap, tool
over second place in gross sets with
ATT and Raines was deadlocked by
George Huffman, Hyattsville, with
54-467. Huffman tied Williams fol
second scratch set with Alb. Top.
in this standing is Wilbur Jones
who last night shot AIS at Rosslyn
His gross was 39-454.
Others Hammer Headpin.
Other excellent performers las
night were:
Penn-Man: w. H. Flannery
60-455; woman, R. H. Saunders
s4-412.
Hi-Skor-Men: Lester Eliff, 102-
453; C. A. M. Belknap, 114-445;
Elmo Ball jr.. 78-442; Thomas
Cashell, 54-441; A. Douglas, Ill
435.
Lucky Strike-Men: Earl Ander-
son, 114-452; w E. Brown. ST.
439; Roy Beaton. 9O-442; William
Schultz, 66-427; Emil Tamagni. 81
-427 Women: Clarice Anderson
l80-42e Zelia Gillian, l35-415;
Roxie White, 105-408; Ellen R
Simmons, 84-401.
Clarendon-Men: M. S. Austin
l20-463; J. K. Smoot, jr., 99-424
G. w. Malkie, 114419 S. S. Ogilvie
96-4l6; Henry Gerrick, 874l3.
Takoma-ManE Roy Horton, 78-
446
Hyattsville-Men: Charles Eek
loft, 84+463; E. Luskey. 74-455;
Albert Northrup. 84-449; Gordon
Rensberg, 33-44l; John Clancy
99-44l; Dutch McChesney, 66-43S;
w. Chandler, 66-435; L. A. Burk-
hart, 81-434 Women: Irma Hoff
75-4O5; Betty Petersen, S9-388;
Dora Gullickson, 69-387; Winnie
Hiser. 57-382
Arcadia - Women: Ellen Vein
meyer, 54-383; Frances Yeatman
B4-383.
Collins High at Brookland.
Brookland-Men: T. D. Collins
96-454; Robert S. Shannon, 1873
442: DR.. w. S. Ritche. 96-433; A. M
Smith, 84-428. Women: Agnes
schotter, 1886; Mary Krebs, 90
373 Mrs. B. L. Teelyea. 87-338.
Chevy Chase Ice Palace-Men
Norman Harry, 69-44S: G. Fitton
72-437: F.. DIETRICH, 81-430; w
Pleasant. 102-430. Woman: M
Dietz, 60-392.
Convention Hall-Men: w. T
Lands. 132-439 Frank r. Rang.
land, 90-437: Herman Svoboda, &C.
430; William Dunn, jr., 81-43O
William Mulvey, 102-426; J. S
Pates, l17-425.
Silver Spring-Men: Oliver Green
$3.50; F, Hart, 8l-449.
Lucy Trundle's AS beat by twt
sticks the tally with which Agne
Nixon, Lafayette. won the women
gross set award in the preliminary
Tom Lozupone, whose 1876 wa
mems high scratch game in the pre-
liminary, got nowhere in the roll-of
with 45-424
Sessions are scheduled tonight a
Rosslyn, College Park, Silver Sprin
and Anacostia Spillway. Action wi
continue full blast Monday.