Evening star., 1942-02-27
Winning Teams Of Al
Will Defend Titles
Al Lucky Strike
Senior, Junior Rollers
Compete; Bonk Women
Breuk Two Records

More than 300 will compete to-
morrow at Lucky Strike in the
annual girls bowling tournament
held under the auspices of the Dis
trict Center and Playground De-
partment, of which Dicky Tennyson
and Harry English are directors.
Approximately so teams COM
posed of girls from II to 18 years
old, many of them bowling for the
first time, will compete in two
classes. Columbia Recreation will
be the defending team champion in
the senior class, and Edgewood will
be back to look after its junior title.
Ruth Miller, Palisades anchor
roller, was tops last season with a
count of 181 for two games. Thelma
Youngblood of Calvin Coolidge was
runner-up with 178.
Bill Wood, now manager of Meyer
Davis bowling enterprises and who
once roamed Virginia avenue play
grounds, will be host to the party
For the last six years he has thrown
open the Lucky Strike drives to play
ground youngsters.
Next week, the boys are scheduled
to roll
PohPs Rally Tops Rosslyn.
A double-header strike and spare
In the last three boxes by Lou Pohl
told as the invading Stadium ALL
Stars of Baltimore nosed out a
picked Rosslyn team last night,
1921 to 1901, after the Virginia
sharpshooter had entered the final
game 72 pins in the van. The final
game count was Orioles, SAT; Ross
lyn, 555. Pohl was tops for the
Stadium quint with $50 while Astor
Clarke and Ed Blakeney of the losers
tied his count.
Rosslyn rollers finished 81 vic
tors, winning both doubles and
singles attractions as Billy Stalcup
and Clarke counted 1872 to 703 over
Nova Hamilton and Nick Pave to
win the two-man event while Joe
Harrison fired 402 to trim Howard
Parsons by 46 pins. The finals OF
the intercity match will be rolled
Sunday at Baltimore's Stadium
Bowling Center.
Mcpherson Takes Handicap.
Chick Mcpherson, Post Office
team roller of Arlington County
League, won the weekly Rosslyn
Handicap with 427 score that in
cIuded 44-pin handicap. He
topped a field of So other contest
ants. Bill King was second with
8-4O2 and A. L. Loving third with
50-395. Astor Clarke won high
game prize with 148.
Two season records were cracked
In Bankers Ladies League at HI
Skor when Kathryn McDonough
banged out 153 to lead her pace
setting Riggs No. l teammates to
534, Also high with 1,460, Riggs
trimmed Washington Loan & Trust,
2-1. to maintain a one-game lead as
American Security & Trust swept
National Savings & Trust, No. l,
to take over the runnerup spot.
Red Circles Lead Again.
Red Circle, erstwhile front-runner,
led by Russell (SKeets) faIkS IA
382 and Fred Murphy's 372, white
washed leading King Pin to become
a pennant threat in National Capt.
tai League again.
The flag chase in the all-star loop
at Lucky Strike was intensified FUR
ther when Station WINK blanked
Johnny Restaurant and Del Rio
swamped second-place THYME out
fit. Ernie Burkhalter, tops with AT,
led the radio victory, while Irvine
Billhimer's 1863 was high for Del Rio.
Joe Di Misa, rolling for the first
time with Benmacks, fired top game
of I'll as last years pennant winners
shut out Jacobsen's Flowers. Lou
jenkins 404 led Yellow Cabs 80
VIII, from, .Jalepes Restaurant.