Evening star., 1942-04-20
Washington Bowes Out Front Three Divisions National Championships
krauss Tops Singles,
GuIli and Hiser Lead
Women S Doubles
Quail Of HyottsyiIIe Rolls
397 TO Set Pace Among
Boy Title Seekers
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Special Dispatch 70 The Star.
BALTIMORE. Nd, April 20
Whatever chances Metropolitan
Washington bowlers have of win
ming o title or two in the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress cham
pionships today depended on wheth-
er the 456 in mems singles Of Bill
Krauss of Rosslyn and the womens
doubles count Of 73e posted by Lor-
raine Gull and Caroline Hiser can
withstand the heavy firing Of Bslti-
more pinspillers the next five days
and the big weekend invasion OF
New England men and women who
promise to bring the 18th annual
tournament 10 a spectacular windup
next Sunday.
Young Myles Quail OF Hyatts-
vile. Nd. with a score of 397 posted
in the boys championship fight,
bids fair TO give this area a title.
Despite the fact that these three
we're the only Capital rollers to gain
first places, many District pinspillers
promise to cash in on their lusty
efforts over the week end.
Jarman In Ninth Notch.
While KrauSs replaced Jimmy
Libertini of Baltimore as the leader
In mems singles Paul Jarman shot
to ninth place with AIS and Jack
Talbert trailed him with AL, Close
behind came Billy Stalcup with Alt,
Ed Biakeney, Ali: Harry Dawson,
409; wally Burton. 406; Fred Muir
ply, 405, and Milton Walker, 403.
Jarman and Joe Pricci were
washington's top mems doubles
combination with flfth-place
count of Sl5. Chick Dsrr Of Clar-
endon and Lou Crosetti of Balti-
more share 18th place with S08.
Stalcup and Krauss are 18th with
8o6, Astor Clark and Tony Santini
are 18th with 1913 and Al Cissel and
Johnny Burger are close behind with
f84.
In the mems championship team
firing Arlington Bowling Center
gained second place with 1895 as
the John Marshall Statesmen
grabbed the lead with 1877. Silver
Spring counted 1893 for third place
and Clarendon Bowling Center shot
to fifth place with 1878. Hi-Skor
is eighth with l,847 while Conven-
ton Hall is ninth with 1,845. Wash
ington Gas and G. p. o. are tied
for tenth with 1.844's. King Pin
and Methodist Church hold 18th
place with 1915.
Stalcup's 1,212 third-place all
events count led the Capital pinmen.
The Rosslyn star besides his AIT in
singles posted 428 in the doubles and
367 in the team event. Cletus Pan
nell pulled up into fifth place with
l208 after a 419 team set, 423 in
doubles and 366 In singles. Jarman
Is sixth with 1907. Jimmy Liber-
TIM of Baltimore tops the all-events
with 1882
Mabelle Herring Again Stars.
Mabelle Herring of Anacostia Spill
way, champion in 1898 and 1889,
made another gallant bid for the
women's singles title, but her 385
holds third place back of Edna
Hughes of Norfolk with 42S and
Ida Simmons of Norfolk with 386.
Lucy Rose of Rosslyn is fourth with
384, while Dot GUIDE of Clarendon
moved to seventh place with 37S.
Helen De Binder OF Clarendon is
thirteenth with 1863. Caroline Hiser'S
366, Lucille Youngs 357, Mamie
Payne's $50 and Inez Bryan's 355
gave them spots among the first
25 singles.
Margaret Smith of Convention
Hall and Catherine Quigley of HI
Skor gave GULL and HiSer a battle
for the lead in the women's doubles
with a secohd-place score of 1856.
Mrs. Quigley's 393 was tops among
the Capital rollers in this event.
Annetta Behan and Irene Scott OF
Rendezvous hold seve-.th place with
704. Ellen Brown and Lii Copeland
are 18th with 500, while Jessie
Sacrey and Georgia Hays are 10th
with 682 Nell Powell and Ida Sim
mons are 18th with 687.
Edna Brockwen of Richmond.
Va, is the women's au-events
leader with l,ll3, trailed by Doris
Leigh of Norfolk with l,l07, while
Miss Simmons Is third with l,l00.
Rosslyn Women Land Sixth.
RoSSlyn's No. ! team led the Dis
trict's scoring in the women's cham
pionship division with a Slxth-place
score of 1881 Arcadha is 18th with
1927, while King Pin is 18th with
1896. Del Ray and Clarendon are
tied for 10Th place with 1876 each.
Modern Way Movers of Brook
land gained 10th place in the wom-
ems booster team class with 1883.
New Highland of Baltimore is the
leader with 1910. trailed by Plaza
Of Baltimore with 1890.
Joe Di MiSa OF Georgetown
Recreation fired 1913 in the team
event TO post the highest single of
the tournament. His big count
was eight pins under the ap-time
tournament record held by Julian
EaSterday of Baltimore
TAIN GdISNlluu dIiU llLS S4StCLs AiS :.
Catherine Quigley, led the Washing
ton delegation in the mixed doubles
with a score OF 765 10 gain third
place. They were the leaders until
Ethel Woodward and Bob Liberto
of Baltimore fired 7So to take the
lead away from Art Felter and
Ruby Mackenzie of Baltimore, who
had chalked up ITO.
Lou jenkins fired 428 in the
mixed event and with Evelyn Brose
of Baltimore took over fifth place
with 1855. Bing Moen of Washing