Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-29
Ross|yn, Recreation
Duckpinners Have
Banner Evening
Golt Dovis' Side Show
Spices Maple Card;
Schedules Listed
BY ROD THOMAS,

snatched the lead in the mems
division Of The Stars War savings
tournament with a score Of ats, in
Guiding a handicap of 81 pins, and
Miss Sheehan, rolling at the New
Recreation, took command of the
women's field with tally OF 69-423.
Boteler supplanted Spence Davis
OF Silver Spring, who the night
prior fired 75-46l and Miss Sheehan
busted past Elaine Mason, Silver
Spring, whose 69-395 was tops.
The skirted sex had a big night
at the New Recreation. Catherine
Cunningham, Miss Sheehan's EEL
low member Of the Sodality League.
crowded her with score OF 84-4l8
and Mildred Gaskins landed among
the leaders with 144-408. The Alb Is
second high so far.
Almost keeping pace with Boteler
at Rosslyn was Blanche Wootton OF
the Rosslyn Independent League
who took over the lead in women,s
scratch sets with 367 and fourth
place In gross scores with 42-4O9.
Contestant Leaves for Army.
Other high scorers at Rosslyn
were Mickey Turnburke, 1882, and
Mrs. w. Niles, 1882, In the
vomen's division and Ralph Turner,
ee-434. In the mems. Turner LETT
today to join the armed forces. HIS
brother Fritz is somewhere IN the
South Pacific.
incidentally, bowling activity at
Rosslyn tonight will be slowed to q
limp when Walter Weight Halght'
sports scrivener, attempts to carry
Art Brown. the radio fellow, In
match with Russ Hodges, ether
sports specialist, and Bob Master
son, the Redskin.
Race horse Owner Gait Davis,
Rosslyn's foremost bowling pro
moter. who assumes responsibility
for whatever may happen, did
better handicapping job perhaps
when he pitted Lucy Rose and Bill
Stalcup against Madge Lewis ana
AL Wright for a mixed doubles
match to guarantee the show IN case
Hatrht doesn't last the route.
Lucy and Bill this season have set
two national records as a duo, but
twice recently have been outboWled
bv the other pair in tournament
and direct competition.
Elder Elicit Humbles Son.
Out at Brookland, Jim Elicit, con-
siderably known as the father OF
Perez Elicit, former live-wire presi-
dent Of the Washington City Duck
pin Association and one-time ace OF
the mapleways, humbled his son and
q lot of others by leading the pack
with q score Of 96-452. The pintau
ut Brookland was quite heavy, as
witness: E. Meyer, .78-450; G.
Sweitzer, s7-499; Charley Barnard,
42-44s, but OF the best performers
of the tournament with a scratch of
4n6; J. R. Walsh, 8l-444, and G.
Forcione, 78-44l.
Pacing the women at Brookland
was Dorothy Krebs, whose 72-4l7
placed her third. one stick behind
the New Recreation's Catherine
Cunningham.
Top shooter at the Arcadia, pro-
Queer Of many Star tournament
prize winners over the last IS years,
was l.. j. Comann with 84-53.
Trailing him we're William Gill, 10
446, and Jack Mooney, the unex-
tinguishable fireman, bowler since
the duckpin game was invented
with 48-43l.
At Hyattsville, Tom Cashell led
the field with 63-455, his l55 being
one of the best games Of the tourna-
ment. A. w. Wann had GAL; Joe
Wood, 57-440, and Kip Damlco,
$40. Kay Moore was high
among the Hyattsville women with
1906, a stick ahead Of Mary Will
liams, 90-394.
Due to unusual conditions many
bowlers have been unable to take
their turns in the roll-off at regu-
larlv scheduled times. But every
alley manager plans a special squad
for these and the eligible are urged
to communicate with the alley men.
Alley Schedules.
The schedules for tonight and to-
morrow night:
Arcadia - Tonight: Men, 73O;
women, 7::30 Tomorrow: Men, 7:3o;
women. 7:30
Arlington-Tonight: Men, 8; wom-
en-, g.
Anacostia Spilway - Tomorrow:
Men, 2, 6 and 9, women, 2. 6 and 9.
Brookland-Tonigh Men, 1870;
women. 7:30,
Bethesda-Tomorrow: Men, 730;
women. 7:30.
Colonial Village-Tonight: Men,
7:30; women, 7;30.
Convention Hall-Tonight: Men,
7:3O; women, 100 Tomorrow: Men,
7:30: women, 7:30,
Columbia-Tonight: Men, 7:3o;
women, 7:30.
Clarendon-Tonight: Men, 7:30,
Tomorrow: Men, 7:30 and 9; vom-
en-, 7:30.
Columbia-Tonight; Men, 7:3o;
women, 7:30. Tomorrow: Men, 7:3o;
women, 7:30.
College Park-Tomorrow: Men,
7:3o.
Fort Davis-Tomorrow Men, 7:30,
women, 7:30.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Men, 8;
women. 8.
Greenway Bowl-Tomorrow: Men,
7:30; women, 7;30. Thursday: Men,
7:30: women, 7:30
King Pin-Tonight: Men, 7:30,
Tomorrow: Women, 730.
Lafayette-Tonight: Women, 1880.
Tomorrow: Men, 7:30,
Lucky Strike-Tonight: Men. 7:30;
women, 7:30. Tomorrow: Men, 7:30;
women. 7:30
Hyattsville Recreation-Tonight:
Men, 1880; women, 7:30.
Mount Rainier-Tonight: Men.
7:30; women, 1870.
New Observation-Disclosures: Men,
I: women, 9. Tomorrow: Men, 7
and o: women. 7 and 9.
Penn creation-Tomorrow:
Men. s.
Observation-Disclosures: Men, 7;3o;
women, 730.
Rosslyn-Tonight: Men, 7;30 To-