Evening star., 1941-04-25
Charity Team Of EIks
Heads e. BowIers
In City Tourney
Chompion Quint Of le40
Shoots Tonight; Cuul
Looms as Winner

Aspiring to repeat as class c team
champions, bowlers of the Local No.
IL quint of the Electrical Utility
Employees Union League will have a
score of 1887 posted by the Charity
team of the Elks' League to top when
they fire at 8 tonight at the Lucky
Strike in the 3lst annual Washing
ton City Duckpin Association tour
nament.
Also aiming for the same title will
be several teams from the Navy
Yard, Country Club, Knights of Co.
lumbus and Arlington County
Leagues.
The three Nocera brothers Of the
fremont League, all rolling in class
A, will be among the singles squad
taking the drives at 7 pm. that also
will include the entire roster of the
Apprentices team of the Mount
Rainier Navy Yard League. Listed
for doubles at 10 are six leading
bowlers of the Procurement League,
including the duos of Ed Wilson and
Dan Slayton and Ed Hardesty and
Bob Renfro.
Title in CauPs Grasp.
Bill Caul of the Bureau of Stand
ards League today had the class 3
singles title well within his grasp by
virtue of AIS, the first 400 set
chalked up in the tournament
Clarence Wheeler of Rosslyn came
along a little later with 424 in class
B doubles, while Charles Feller OF
the Washington Post League marked
up the third 400 set as he paired
with Seymour Hall of the Elks
League to count TOT in class D dou.
bles. With Bill Jenkins as his part
ner, Wheeler shares third place ir
class B doubles with 720.
Joe Kilroy and Aubrey Belk of the
Kilowatt League shot to second
place in Glass B doubles with 743 as
Belk led with 382. Willie Carroll
brother of the once illustrious
Skinny Of the famed Royals, turned
in 365 and with Roger King. ace
bowler of the Elks League, gained
sixth place in Glass B doubles with
704.
First of his class to roll, John
Chaney of King Pins strong District
League team marked up 1896 in the
unlimited singles division. The vet
eran Oscar Swain of RoSslyn gained
the Glass A singles lead with $50
while jenkins. who rolled only 296 as
Wheeler's doubles partner, took over
third place in Glass c singles with
$50. Feller gained fourth place IN
Glass D singles with BAL.
Moye Of to Big Start.
John Shorty Moye got of TO
rousing start for the Glass B all
events title when he paced the Port
ner's Grill top Glass A team to
score of 1884 with 394. The crack
National Capital League team, after
flashing counts of 638 and 63l
slumped to 565 in the final game.
Elks League rollers were elatec
when Charity grabbed the Glass {
team leadership with l,737 and tht
Antlers charged to the top Of Clas!
B with 1,7l2. Ed Mulvey's 38z anc
Lou Bonbrest's 1854 featured 70
Charity while Bill Lewis, fast com
ing to the fore as a topnotcher, lec
the Antlers with 1872. Takoma Am.
bulance Service bowlers had led with
1,707.
Gaping a 3s5 set with l64, TIT
highest single rolled in the tourna'
ment, Clayton~Brown shone as tht
Vaughn Glass pinmen of the Eas
Washington Church League moved
into second place in Glass C witt
1,723
A 94-average bowler, Dustir
Mussante reeled 337 and witt
Hubert Kaldenbach, his Hyattsvill,
Business Mems League partner
forged to the front in Glass !
doubles with $40.