Evening star., 1942-12-30
BoteIer Leads Men,
Miss Sheehan Still
Women S PAGER
Harry Dawson Shoots
Top Scratch Of 4l9;
Deodline Sunday
BY ROD THOMAS,

With fingers crossed, Wilbur
Boteler and Lucille Sheehan await
tonights results in the rollof ot
The Stars War Savings Bowling
Tournament. Early contestants
they still lead their fields after last
nights firing at Is Of the 30-odd
duckpin establishments in the
Metropolitan Area represented in the
tournament.
Action is on tap tonight at vir-
tually all maple plants and if the
scores OF Boteler and Miss Sheehan
withstand the barrage they probably
will head the list at payoff time
Only a few alleys have regular roll
offs scheduled after tonight. Vir-
tually all, however, have arranged
for squads of eligibles who were un-
able to shoot at appointed times.
Bowlers eligible for the final who
missed their regular turns are urged
to communicate with the man
ayers Of their respective alleys.
There is no charge for bowling the
three-game final and an eligible who
passes it is missing an opportunity
to cash in handsomely. The dead
line falls next Sunday night.
Elsie Langstroth Now Second.
Outstanding last night was Elsie
Langstroth, New Recreation entrant,
who moved into second place in the
womens division behind Miss Shee-
han, also New Recreationer. The
latter rolled 69-423 and her rival,
ll+421.
In the mems division William r.
Grove, Lucky Strike patron, took
over second place with a score of
e3-463, behind Boteler's 81-478.
Marie Kannary, Lafayette, oc-
cupied fifth place with s3-411,
pressed by Maxine Faltisek and
Dorothy Marquardt of the Recrea-
ton, who tailed 138-410 and 90
40, respectively.
Harry Dawson, an old hand at
the game, turned in the highest
scratch set recorded so far in the
mems division when he registered
4l9 at Mount Rainier, but his gross
OF 425 placed him far down the list
In the handicap payoff. There will
be scratch as we'll as gross awards
and Dawsons 4l9 appears to be
gilt t-edged
Last Nights Best.
Some of the best scorers last night
were:
Brookland-Men, Eugene Bourne,
63-392; L. Ferber, 87-387; J.
Beavers, 66-386.
Clarendon-Men, Harold Leroy,
45-4O9; E. Mason, 60-405; Mike
Divine, 60-404; George w, Hawkins.
sr., 99-424; Vernon Hall, 51-4O5;
Fred Jepson, 72-4O5.
Hyattsville-Men, ]. Bowman,
s9-438; T. C. Freeman, 111-436: T.
Floyd. 63-411; v. J. Wright, 81
<05.
Columbia-Men, R. Seegmiller,
1o2-435; G.. Clayton, 7S-434; wom-
an. S Coleman, 17l-401.
Lafayette-Men, H. M. Conway,
Ted Gochenour, 6O-422;
w. S. Warren, 84-4l3; women.
Marie Kannary. 93-411; Margaret
Lally, 84-409; Florence Sabean. 81
399; Vona Sterrett, l23-394; Helen
Connell, 1884.
Rosslyn-Men, Henry A. Smith,
63-445; Bill Martin, 57-432; A
Horner, 93-428.
Convention Hall-Men, Fishman,
s4-448; Bannister, lll-440; Knapp,
39-439: Calhoun, 60-426; Lus-
combe, 75-424; Raymond Whitmer,
l17-423; Gross, S4-4l4.
Arcadia-Men, G. H. Laue, IS
&34; R. N. Schewmaker, $780, E.
l.. Springer, 108-4l5; women, Anita
Rich, 72-395; Florence Broyles,
105-365; Lucie Elliott, 75-360.
More of the Same.
Takoma - Women, Doris Klein,
67-402; Marguerite Bachman, 90
1856; Zell Layton, 8l-378; Celia Low
ing. 84-378
New Recreation-Men, John o.
Hardesty, 78-449; Paul A. Dawson,
72-438; Richard Quistorf, jr., III
TOO, IepDti L : bS ilIIl, o1-1G1, Dos eC
Wicker, l59-4l3; women, Elsie H.
Langstroth, 1l4-42l; Maxine Falti-
SEX, 1910; Dorothy Marquardt,
99-4lO: Ruth c. Wiste, 1OS-403.
Lucky Strike-Men. William R.
Grove. 93-463; Chester Bid. 78-
447; George Garrison, 45-425; Joe
Joseph. 87-420; George Altman,
l27-4l7; women, C. Harris, 87-406;
Helen Hamilton, 141-400; Carolyn
Conley, l23-398; Mamie Payne, 60
3a4; Bertha Tufts, 1l4-39l.
King Pin-Men, T. J. Dusterhof,
60-45l: Ralph Howe. 120-433; Bob
Cover. 78-43l; John Townsend, As
424: Dick Townsend, 2l-42l.
Mount Rainier-Men, Henry Hill,
sl-442: Clarence Ellis, 90-433;
Harry Dawson. 6-425; Robert Love-
less, 72-423; A. L. Van Horn, "a
421; women, Elizabe Lilley, 66-
4lO; Margaret McDermott, 66-403.
Tonight's Firing Lines.
The schedules for tonight: