Evening star., 1942-11-28
Bunker Hill Tourney
Opens Week End
Bowling Card
BrookIdnd Recreation
Is Host; Clarendon
Helps Red Cross

The Capitals week end top bowl
ing attractions were given an early
start today when the Sd annual
Bunker Hill Post tournament got
under way before noon at the
Brookland Recreation. &
The three-game handicap event
sponsored by the American Le-
gionnaires, open to bowlers of both
sexes, will run until midnight. The
entrance fee is 50. The winner will
receive $75. Additional cash and
merchandise prizes will be awarded.
Participants will receive a two
thirds handicap based on a scratch
of 125.
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A Red Cross benefit tournament
for woman pinspillersA will be held
at Clarendon Bowling Center to-,
morrow starting at 2 o'clock. Each
contestant will donate Is cents Of
her 81 entrance fee to the Red
Cross while Manager Eddie Gold
berg will match each participants
contribution. Top prize will be S25.
A two-thirds handicap will be all
lowed with 118 as scratch. ..s
Margaret Bagdaion was tops with
l31 and 327 as the pace-setting King
Pin quint took the rubber game from
the runner-up Raffell's Dress Shop
In the King Pin Ladies to boost its
lead over the losers to four games.
Marion Jacobs 126 wallop led in
the middle game win for the
Raffell's.
Arthur Nelson Is Hot.
Arthur Nelson's Isl and 1888 were
potent as Shaffer Flower swept
Water Shade Shop to gain a first
place tie with A. l.. Kelley g. Son in
the Rosslyn Independent League
Dick Waters fired 378 for the losers.
The Kelly quint maintained it's grip
on the top rung with 81 win from
the fourth-place Circle Paving as
Leon Fleisher led with 371. Ruth
McClintic tossed in lusty 1856 for :
the losers. .y-
Anchorman Walter Sabine's nine
pin count on last-box spare was
important as the champion Co.'s
outfit banged out a season record
game of 671 to eclipse Shaffer's old
mark by three sticks. Lillian Cope
land also starred in the new season
high with lusty 1852 to cap the
nights top set of 405. Eddie Keith's
339 sparked Yellow Cab to a sweep
over Miller's Service, while Jack
Perrells 383 led Talbert's Tigers to
80 win from Manning's Service.
Billy Stalcup tops the loop with
1920 for SO games.
Helen Wilson shone with 349 as
the Greyhounds marked up highs
OF 57l and 1907 in the Arcadia
Ladies Independent League. Mrs.
j. w. Owen of Forsythe Shoes gar
nered high single of 140.
Dan Veihmeyer's top 379 paced
highs of 614 and 1,716 as the Card
inals trimmed Hydro. 81 in the
National League at Greenway Bowl.
Schroeder of Neslines Cafe turned
in the best single of 143.
Kenwood rollers monopolized the
" 'SAAANAi oottiSiy SluU bCdRuC IlOIl-
ors at Silver Spring as Mrs. Atwood
led In team tallies of SOC and 1.4o2
with lib and 3l2. Mrs. Goldsmith's
11l-290 aided Woodmont to take
the odd game from Congressional
No. l.
Prince Of Engineers with 13o and
Ed Miller of Photos with 339 bagged
the laurels in the Fort Belvcir
Camouf1age loop at Alexandria Rec
reation. r.
Thunderbolts with 30 triumph i.
over Miscellaneous spurted to first
place in the Commercial c loop at
Anacostia Spillway when Nicholas
Market, led by George Kuhls 344
and Hale's 344, jolted the erstwhile
leading Wolves, 81. Happy Five
took the odd one from Hardy's ALL
Stars despite McGee's top counts OF
149 and 1863.