Evening star., 1941-03-02

Two Journeys on Tap Here.
Also of major interest today to
WASHINGTON rollers will be fifth an
nual Lucille Young near-star tour
nament for women with averages OF
104 and under, which opens at
CHEVY Chase Ice Palace at pm.
and the Brookland Recreation
near-star for male rollers with av-
erages under lis. Russ Dlehl,
Brookland manager, announced
last night that shifts with six bowl
ers to a pair of alleys are sched-
uIed at $50, $50 and 7:30. En-
trance fee is $3.50. Eighty-tour
competed last year with Jack Per-
rell of Bethesda the victor.
The wind-up of a 6-game series
between the Lucky Strike juniors
and the Brookland Recreation Junl-
ors is carded for the Lucky Strike
at 2 pm. today The LuckieS won
the first skirmish, 1856 to 1873.
StatisticaIs Halt PersOnnels.
Winning the rubber game despite
q season record of SIG and high
score of 1.445, Statistical rollers
halted the pennant march OF Per-
sonnel. perennial champions OF the
Commissioners and Miscellaneous
Tax Ladies League Virginia Rhodes
of the losers was tops with l24-3lo.
General Office increased its lead
TO two games in the Chesapeake q
Potomac Ladies' League with a
80 victory over Taylor. Annabelle
Totten boosted her top average TO
1O6-49 as her 337 featured the pace
settlers sweep. Ethel Muschlitz
flashed a 1872 to give Adams its lone
win from Dupont.
The Lions are running a game
ahead of the Alligators and Ele-
phants in the Federal Communlca-
tions League, with the Cubs and
Gazelles tied for fourth place, three
games back of the runners-up. Full
mer of the Chargers, with 112-1O, is
leading Nelson of the Elephants
and Des Meyers of the Cubs by a
one-point margin for the indivld-
ual championship, reports Scorer
Joe A. Giammetteo.
Vet Administration Lead Tied.
Personnel pinnettes are tied with
Dependent Claims for the lead in
the Veterans Administration Ladies
League. while Construction and Ad-
justed Compensation are dead
locked three games behind the lead
ers. Cecilia Kartzinel of the D. C.s
Is top-average roller with l02-48.
Grafton Nichols season record Of
l58 was the high light at Brook
land Recreation when the Hell
Boxes trimmed the Mailers, 81, in
the Times League.
While Vera Low and her Mizpah
mates were monopolizlng the top
scores with 141-355 and 533-1,513,
washington Centennial, with Lucy
Owen at the helm, gained first
place in the Eastern Star League
over Lebanon on total pinfall by
taking the odd game from Unity.
Mrs. owen, with 101-28, is 13 pins
ahead of Helena Kohler of Unity
for the top average, but the latter
sports two season records of 153
and 372.
The Colonials were just about
the whole show in the Lucky Strike
Ladies' League when Dorette Miller,
with second high season game OF
132 and a $40 set, paved the way
for a new season team mark of
1886, with all games over 500
Frances Bassett's 117-323 and
Helen Bernard's 1880 were con-
tributing factors as the Strikettes
were swamped. While the leading
Washington Gas Light was taking
81 win from General Motors
No. 2. the Feds gained second place
by trimming Up-N'-At-'M, 81
while the erstWhile runnerup, Com
merce, fell twice before M. I. N
as June Fisher Lynch came
through with 125-310. Laura Senge
gave G. M. No. 81 lead over
Social Security with 1888.
Calvert Theater moved two games
back of the leading Savoy quint In
the Warner Bowling League when
the former swept its two-game
match with the York outfit while
the latter was splitting even with
Hope- Avenue Grand. Mould, with
top average of 113, high game OF
1852 and 10 spares, is the loops
standout bowler. Savoy with 57e
and Apollo with lib are season
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