Evening star., 1941-03-29
Caroline Hiser Sets
Pin Mark With -Four
Straight '400s'
Fires Alb at Hyottsvi|Ie;
Ice Poiuce to invade
Arlington Tonight

With four consecutive 400 sets in
the Prince Georges County Mems
League, Caroline Hiser of Hyatts-
vile today boasted an all-time rec
ord for feminine bowling iQ the
Washington metropolitan area.
No. in national rankings and
one of six leading contenders for
the No. l spot this season, Miss
Hiser achieved her fourth 400 last
night at the Hyattsville Recreation,
firing top counts of 157 and Alb as
the Colonels mopped up Terish
Market with a high score of l,780.
She also is a member OF the King
Pin team. flag winner In the Ladies
District League
Oriole Event Draws Stars.
Few of the Capitals leading male
money bowlers will be missing today
and tonight when the Stars and
Stripes classic is staged for the first
time over the Hartford maple lanes
in Baltimore.
One of the most lucrative events
Of the season, the s400 top prize
promises to draw such howitzers as
Astor Clarke, Hokie Smith, Ed
Blakeney, Tony Santini, Karl
Gochenour. Ed Nash, Perce Wolfe,
Harry Hilliard, Fred Murphy. Lou
jenkins, Ell Geib, Cletus Pannell and
Bob Miciotto.
The 7-game event which was to
start at 10 this morning with shifts
also scheduled at 2. S and 8 pm,
also will draw large delegations
from Connecticut. Maryland and
Virginia.
Tomorrow practically the entire
field of approximately 80 will roll
here in the Winfield Guerke To-
game event at the Lafayette Bowl
ing Center and Brookland Recrea-
ton.
Crack Teams Clash Tonight.
Arlington Bowling Center will
stage one of the top bowling attrac-
tions here at tonight when Chevy
Chase Ice Palace invades for an
engagement with the Arlington
sharpshooters, who include AL
Wright. Jim Luckett, Leon Fleisher,
Lloyd TubbS and Lucy Rose. The
Ice Palace lineup will be Bill
Krauss, Nick Rinaldi, Dave Will
liams, Charley Young and Jessie
Sacrey who will substitute for Lucille
Young.
Leading by three pins, Washing
ton Fire Department bowlers will
wind up their intercity match with
Baltimore's firefghters tonight at
the Arcadia starting at 7:30. The
local team will be picked from Hen
bricks, Brienza, Turner, Forno.
Hickey, Kirschmeyer and De George.
Al Marggraf of Gait Bros. added
a pin to his own season record when
he fired 402 in the jewelers. League
at the new Recreation. Ed Pearson's
top $50 was highlight as A. Kahn
whiteWashed Pirrone and Wolter
with high scores of sos and ,632.
Featured by Thomsons 1885
the Stenopins trimmed the States,
FL III the Social Security Ladies
League. Kitty Mulroe's 1882
were best for the losers. Posting top
scores of 516-l.464, the Pinettes
swamped the Legal Lights.
Red Burdette Shoots 400.
Firing an ever 400 with $50 his top
single, Red Burdette shone as the
ru1rer-up Breech Mechanism ouint
trippec the Joiners twice to stay at
the heels of the leading Progress
outfit. which dropped a game to
Inspection in the Lucky Strike Navy
Yard League. Tom Nolan's 376 and
Ray McConnell's 143 were high for
the pasesetters.
Bucky Buckinghams 1870
enabled Planning to blank Broad
side Mount No. 2, while Bucky
Burns 343 and Jim Farrells 1874
gave Broadside Mount No. l 81
Lodge over West Shop.
Al Bauer, with 148-370 WAS the
star as st. Peters No. 1 took over
the leadership in Section D of the
Washington Catholic League. Post
ing 582 at Queen Pin Sacred Heart
garnered high of $50.
Ruth King. who shared top string
of 1874 with Hilda Justice. her team
mate, came through with 358 as
Willis ESQ sank Michigan Park
Market with season record of 1887
in the Brookland Ladies' League.
Evelyn Sebastian of Gulf Service
also shone with a 358 count. Ge-
meny's Towers and Federal Litho
are deadlocked in the flag chase.