Evening star., 1941-11-18
Crack Duckpin Pairs
To Roll in Prelude
To Dixie Tourney
Ruth McCIintic Bowls
To Loop Marks With
149 Come, 396 Set

Unable to swing team match
with the famed Blue Ribbons of
Connecticut because of the failure
of Frank Barber, the renowned New
England duckpin leader. to muster
a full lineup, Herb Sachs, hacker of
the crack Del Rios, has arranged
two all-star doubles matches at the
Lucky Strike Friday night as a
prelude to the 1lth annual Dixie
tournament.
With such redoubtable duckpin
howitzers as Nick Tronsky. Joe
Gacek and Steve Dyak unable to
appear here in team match with
the Blue Ribbons due to their jobs
with United Aircraft Co., Barber
will send Harry Peters and Mike
Bogino to the firing line against
Hokie Smith and Ed Blakeney in
one of the tWo-man events.
Tick Thumm and Allen Liebler of
Norfolk, the latter a winner in re-
cent Norman Levy Anniversary
Tournament will supply the oppo-
sition to Sacks crack duo of Bill
Krauss and Fred Murphy The
matches will start at 8 o clock.
Record Breaking Evening.
Standing on the threshold of a
brilliant bowling career. Ruth Nc
Clintic today not only boasted sea-
son records of 149 and 1896 for the
National Capital Ladies League but
had paved the way for the leading
N. NJ P quint to also post season
highs of sos and ,668
A member also of the crack Chevy
Chase Ice Palace combination
which shares first place in Ladies'
District League and an important
cog III the pennant drive of the
Daly's Food Shop Quint in the
Arcadia Independent Ladies loop.
Miss McClintic last night at the
Lucky Strike stole the show from
Rebecca Boo Armstrong OF Com
merce, who simultaneously also had
given the former season mark a
boost 10 $40.
Keeling off games l09 and 1873
after her big poke, Miss McCllntic
paved the way for sweep over the
erstwhile third-place F, B. l. team.
Mrs. Armstrong; best single OF 1877
was the deciding wallop as Com
merce trimmed Statistics. al, to
take over third place. Standards.
led by Ann Smiths l23-3l9 shut
out Ordnance to stay a game back
Of the pacesetting N. NJ. P.
Attention Brookland Merchants
League bowlers: Double header
matches will be rolled tomorrow
night starting at 7. Dave MulQuin,
league president, also announces an
important meeting at 6:45.
Featured by j. Booker's l52-33l.
Fiscal rollers ran up highs of 584
and 1886 at Hi-Skor to take the
odd-eame skirmish from Printing
and maintain two-game lead over
Supply in the National Defense
League.
Paul Mckay was standout in
the Silver Spring Georgia Avenue
League when his season record Of
42l and l58 high paced team count
of 1910 and Coffman's Realty 80
victory over Sherer's Mems Shop A
high of 629 gave Steves BARRIERS a
2-l edge over Corr's Sport Shop.
Naiman of Ennick's with lat and
Becker of Carpel-Kraft with 402
shared top honors in the Penn
Commercial League. Standard
Linens GLIB was high team game.
Featuring his season record of
APT with top single of l67, Bill
Brown starred as Design Division
swamped Paymasters in the Navy
Department League at Arcadia. A
second season high of 1.763 was
marked up by Yards and Docks in
a 2-1 win from photographic.
Paid-up entries In the King Pin
Christmas Handicap reached a total
of 10 last night when Johnny Fish
and jim McLarney topped the third
preliminary staged by the ST. Mar
tins Club League and John Cafardi
won free ride" by virtue of his
37l score in the yellow Cab League
Fish, assistant manager of King
Pin, posted l44-375 as the Ed JEFF
fries plastered the Bill Quigleys.
while McLarney was Old Man Con-
siStency himself with three consec-
utive strings of 124 to feature the
Chaneys romp over the Tomases in
the St. Martins loop.