Evening star., 1942-02-10
Low-Average Rollers
Shoot for Coveted
laure|s Sunday
Three Shifts Scheduled
For Arcadia Drives;
BrookIunds Star

Margaret Lynn, one Of the fore
most women in duckpins, promises
to be saluted as never before on
Sunday when swarms Of man and
woman rollers jam Arcadia to COM
pete for coveted laurels in the seY-
enth annual handicap tournament
named for the former secretary Of
the Washington Women's Duckpin
Association
The five-game affair, open only to
men with averages of 108 and un-
der and women with los and under,
is likely to top its last years record
field of 254, in which 145 were men.
Contestants will have their choice
Of rolling in three shifts. The first
will start at 2 o'clock, the second
at and the final at 8. Participants
averages for 18 or more games will
be based on their highest league
mark through February 7.
Although resigning her important
post In the w. w. D. A. last fall
after directing six record-smashing
city tournaments, Mrs. Lynn no
doubt will give valuable assistance
in the forthcoming spring event at
the Arcadia.
Big Night for Lund.
I. o. Lund of Eastern quint and
for many years president OF Odd
Fellows League celebrated last night
at Brookland Recreation with
scores of 153 and 371, his highest
in more than two decades OF bowl
ing in the fraternal loop. Charley
Cooper of Canton climaxed his top
set Of 1872 with a single OF 146.
Another sparkle was Ed Donald
son, jr., who fired 356 while sub
stituting for his father. Last-place
Metropolis posted top game OF ST.
while set honors went to Amity
No. 2 with 1912. Amity No. l
maintained 6-game lead by trim
ming Canton, 81.
A Brookland Ladies League Sc
lected team won both ends OF a
match with a picked Washington
Ladies League quint when Audrey
Freschi's 372 and Emma Bourne's
136-359 featured the wind-up at
LAFAYETTE Bowling Center. Louise
Roberts with 132-361 was best for
the losers.
Ray Funk with q gross Of 446 was
the latest victor in the weekly
Hyattsville Recreation Handicap.
His prize was s28. Other prize win
ners were Bob Wells, 422; G. Riggin,
420; Bill Work, 403; Chet Lille,
4o3. F. Reel won the consolation
high-game prize with 155.
Lucy Rose Rolls 1872 Set.
Lucy Rose, Rosslyn Bowling Gen.
ter's ace woman duckpinner, today
was the third to sport a paid-up
entry in the ninth annual Lorraine
GULL Tournament to be rolled at
Lucky Strike February %. 1t was
earned with her top 1872 posted in
Washington Ladies League pre-
lminary staged last night at Lafay-
cite. Jessie Sacrey and Catherine
Quigley won entries earlier.
Making her wallops count double,
Mrs. Rose, with 149 her best single,
led Arbaugh's Restaurant to 2-1
win over leading Garvin's Lucky
Strike.
In the other matches, First Grill
led by Miss CULTS 354 gained un-
disputed possession of second place
by a 81 victory over Jacobsen's
Flowers. Anna Daut's top 153 gave
Edmonds Optical the odd-game
skirmish with Shaffer Flower Shop
while Rena Ridenour, Mae Robinson
and Esther Boyer each counted 339
to lead Perruso's Cafe to a sweep
over Page Hufty quint.
Roy Coffman, who tied with Lou
Malitz Of Takoma Engineers for
high game of lat in Silver Spring
Georgia Avenue League, supplied
the heaviest wallop as Coffman
Realty team ran up highs of 615 and
1,723. Bob Buckman of Carter
Lanhardt was tops with 389.
Phillips Is Woody Star.
Phillips OF Woody's Texaco was
top bowler In Alexandria Business
Mems League at Arlington Bowling
Center with 141 and 372. Southern
Iron Works bagged top-team game
with 568.
Model Basin rollers dominated
Navy Department League rolling at
Arcadia as Andy Anderson's 142 and
S89 led scores of SIT and Its.
Presbyterian No. 1 is the new
pacesetter in Friendship Church
League as result of Elbrooke
smearing erstwhile leading Chevy
Chase Baptist with scores of $40 and
1921 which were spanked by Frank
Riley's 166-42l and Marty Derrick's
418.
Hollywood Cleaners gained undis-
puted possession of first place in
Clarendon Commercial A League by
swamping Furniture Mart with
highs of 500 and 1,745. Diminutive
Chick Darr of I. N. Miller proved
the best wood getter with 149
and 376.
Featured by Heber MacWilliams'
S98, Miscellaneous posted high Of
1876 in Fort Davis Navy Yard
League. Tom Smith of Broadsides
was tops with 154 while Tool No. 2
garnered team laurels with CAT.
Miscellaneous, Drawing Room No. 3
and F. g. A. No. moved into
three-way rst-place tie.
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