Evening star., 1941-12-12

Hugel at NOrUneaSL Temple, HuStl
adding a handicap of 26 to string
of IT'S.
A pin behind Hugel was Tom
Lozupone, Chevy Chase Ice Palace,
who on Monday night, when the
tournament opened, chalked up l85
from scratch, one of the best singles
in the 14-year history of the tourna-
ment. A handicap of Is gave Lozu-
pone an even 200 which figures to
win a minor prize. His 1876 likely
will stand up for the net award, In
the preliminary, which is being
rolled on all Metropolitan Washing
ton mapleways with the deadline for
entries to fall next Sunday night,
one-half Of the participants at each
plant to qualify for a roll-off IN
which the fattest prizes will be at
stake. Bowlers desiring to compete
may obtain details of the tourna-
ment from any alley manager.
On top in the women's division,
In the high game scrap, was Irene
Scott who shot 153-14-l67 last
night at the Arcadia. Pauline Ford.
Silver Spring, former president OF
the Washington Women'S Duckpln
Association. was second with l5o-
l1-166 and third was Inez Rhine;
LAFAYETTE, with 149-16-165.
Eckstine Goes to Front.
Johnny Eckstine, Lucky STRIKE,
gained the lead in scratch sets last
night with 444, supplanting Ed
Wootton, Silver Spring, who Monday
shot 434. Eckstine's games we're
ISL, 1872 and 161, which, with a
handicap of 40, crossed him 486, one
of the biggest scores of the tourna-
ment.
Best performers last night were:
Anacostia SpillWay: Men - Ber-
nard Callan, 81-44l; Jack Plerson'
s3-432; George C. Andrews, 60
426: J. w. Dreas, 84-4l2; M. +.
Moffett. 1O9-404; E. j. Malburg,
63-4O2: Herbert Koehne, 75-401.
Arcadia: Men-P. J. Bromgoole,
81 - 452; Harry Clark, ia - 446;
Jack Kastor, 111-443; Anderson
Goldsmith. 75-43O; Dave Painter,
12O-43O. Women - Julia Matthias,
123-419: Mildred Morris, 99-412;
Genevieve Gilbert, 99-40O; Marian
Vieina. 102-395; Irene Scott, AZ
-394.
Arlington: Men - Howard Ewald,
93-46l: Ned Warner, 87-457; VIII
Wiltrackis, 135-446; John Fried,
156-441; DR.. Ralph McAllister,
l32-441; Elmer D. Winem, 87-425; +;
Gordon Rice. 57-425. Women
Eleanor Lett, 1O5-424; Dorothy
Chadweu, I5e-4O2; Esther Ewald
1854: Beulah Fletcher, 1881
Lola Deuter1nan, l05-3S4; Kitty
Rice, 51-381.>
Bethesda: Men-Jack Wilton, 81
447; Andy Tucker, 48-444; James
Long, 87-425.
Boulevard: Women Mrs. Ellis
shibler, 54-3S4; Mary Diehl, 81
2S2.
McDermott Has Hot Hand.
Brookland: Men-Al McDermott
75-467; A. w. Lyles. 87-437; T. D
Collins, e6-426; Horace Williams
66A23; Alfred w. Hoffman, 81
423: Lee ONeale, 63-417; Frank
Spates. 78-418.
Chevy Chase: Men-HoWard Q
Porter, 69-440; A. r. Corson, ia
439: E. L. Henshaw, 66-437; Johr
H. Norris, 1854; Bob Heirbaugh
e6-432: John B. Dickman, 81-428
Bert Williamson, 93-426. Women
CYNTHIA Yeatman, 103-399; Kath'
crime McVeigh, 96-364.
Clarendon: Men-Jack Overall
133-433; Nelson Coleman, 93-4l8
D. Rucker, S1-416; William Stevens
51-415; M. H. Stockett, 99-414
Women-Helen Ligon, 72-408; Mar
garet Codyer, 81-407; Mazell;
Knott, 102-401.
College Park: Women-Doroth,
Reamy, 1896; Laura Timmon'
87-4O4; Helen Heine. 141-402
Geneva johnson, $3.50; Martin
Colgrove. 1888.
Columbia: Men-LouiS Fortsor
6e-449: R. M McGraw, 87-447
James Lyman, 84-434; Jack Kas
ter. 108-434; Woman-Helen Sykes
e0-401.
Raft Sets Pace at Hall.
Convention Hall: Men-Alto
Paff, 99-47O; G. S. Hardin, ia
444: r. C. Windsor, 114-435; A
Lebert, 63-431; K. M. Richardson
66-430; w. H Merrillat, 90-429.
Del Ray: Men-Abe Martin, rs
AIS. G H Mason. 6O-4O5: Fran
Nails, 45-401; Pete Wells, $3.50
Howard Harvey, 57-383. Women
Edna Langford, 120-395; Kathry
Thomas, 1O8-375; Nancy Rasmus
sen, 108-366.
Fort Davis: Men-Harry H. Johr
ston, 75-433; Louis Booze, 1923!
A. M. Fincham, 69-396; E. L. MOI
ton, 1886. Women-Ellen Smit
e6-378 Ruth Brown, l29-367.