Evening star., 1941-12-15
Also Scores in Davis
Tourney and Match
With Lucy Rose
Rollers Urged to Watch
For Qualifying Lists
In Stur's Event
By ROD THOMAS.

Conspicuous in the unofficial list
of capital-prize winners in the quail
fication test of The Stars Defense
Bond Bowling Tournament stands
today the name of Lorraine GULL.
The former queen of the Nations S
duckpin shooters alone of all the
brilliant stars who engaged in the
week-long city-wide competition
shared first place.
Unless the official check, now in
progress, reveals a bigger score-and
the chance is slight-Miss Gulli's
401, fired on opening night at the
Lafayette. will gain the award for
high scratch set in the women's
division.
With several maple plants yet to
make complete reports. it appeared
the following were home with the
choice chunks of bacon:
Men.
High gross set-O. H. P. Clark,
Petworth, 427-72-499.
High scratch set-John Eckstine,
Lucky Strike. 444.
High gross game-Al McDermott,
Brookland, 177-25-202.
High scratch game-Tom Lozu-
pone, Chevy Chase, 1876.
Women.
High gross set-Sylvia Wilkinson
Rosslyn, 90-440.
High scratch set-As mentioned,
La Gulli.
High gross game-Elsie Fischer,
Silver Spring. 142-32-174.
High scratch game-Pauline Ford,
Silver Spring. l55.
Tournament officials and alley
manage today set about the big
task of preparing for the rolloff, to
be held during the Christmas holi-
days. For this will be eligible one
half of those who comprised the
field at each maple plant The
lists OF qualifiers and the rolloff
dates at the various establishments
will be announced this week. The
finalists will finish the tournament
at the alleys where they started it..
Watch for Your Name.
All who feel they may have quail
fed for the rolloff, in which most
of the awards, all in Defense saw
ings, will be distributed. are re-
quested to watch these columns for
the lists Of those who made the
grade The published lists will be
the only notification given the quail
fiers by the tournament manage
ment.
Even for those who don't share
the spoils in the rolloff the final
phase of the giant event offers a
treat. They at least are privileged
to bowl the three games without
cost.
Until all establishments have
made complete reports of entries the
prize list will be held in abeyance.
Upon the number of entries will de-
pend the size of the payoff, rs cents
of each dollar entry fee accruing to
the fund, with the other two bits
paying for the finalists' games.
Most of the big scores in the pre-
liminary were rolled early in the
going. Among those who took late
turns, Grover Sheppard, Takoma,
likely landed in the payoff with a
gross game of 28-193, and Marvin
Alexander, New Recreation, with
87-473, and L. Quisenberry. Takoma,
with 99-473, probably will share
the gross set spoils.
Among the late possible qualifiers
reported last night were:
Anacostia-Men: Leonard Denber,
l11-414, and Arnold Roesler. 90-399.
Bethesda-Men: R. H Dreisen-
stock, 102-403, and r. L. Riston,
s9-402.
Boulevard-Men: w. M. Green,
$3.50
Clarendon-Men: Reds Edmon-
ston. 63-437: John Glove. 70
43o; B. E. Lundy. jr., 81-427: Dan
H Arnold. 9o-426; Mac Skinner,
6O-405. Women Paul Pratico,
1O5-4O5; Margaret McNab, 104-405;
Jesse Goodrich. 87-400.
Fort Davis-Men: Gene Benbow,
1ll-4ol, RAY Auell, of0ffl hcH-
meth Kellenger, 105-444; Allison G
Action, 72-442.
Flock Of 'em at Hall.
Convention Hall-Men: T. N
Waddaman, 111-468; L. G. john
ston, 78-463: Fred A. Murray, 1873
462; Herman Svoboda, 66-455; w
w. Stevens, 60-453; William r
Moffett, 84-448: Thomas c. Tilson
102-442; Angelus Bacas, 63-442
E. w. Browning. 66-425; Sam Appel
Sab. Women: katherine Leon
ard, 1O2-406 Bertha Clifford. g.
405: Frances Ashford, 93-4O3
Corinne Hauser, 5l-395.
Lafayette-Men: Mike Avon, 81
47O; Bob Copeland, 54-436; Berl
Damico. 69-431 Woman: Agnes
Nixon. 108-443.
Lucky Strike - Men: Clifford
Stephens. e9-422; Sonny Workman
ee-4O1; Frank Fabrizio, 60-4Ol.
New Recreation-Men: Marvin
Alexander. 87-473; Neil A. Porter
120-64; Richard Brunson, 84-454
r. A. Grant, 168-448; Ray KinseIa