Evening star., 1942-03-13
FIashy Duckpin Field
In Big Tournament
At Silver Spring
Sturs of East Will Vie
With Capital Rollers;
Carr Team Scores

The Capital twcsome to beat In
tomorrow'S St. Patrick's mixed dou-
bies at Silver Spring may be the
an-star combination of Lucille Young
and Cletus Pannell.
Mrs. Young, who over a peeriod of
years has enjoyed high degree of
success in doubles tournaments with
various partners, shared with Ice
Palace Manager Jack Talbert the
1910 national championship. A week
prior to her title splash at New
Haven she fired a national record
four-game score of 532 in the Mayor
Jackson doubles at Baltimore and
the following December in the
Franklin doubles boosted her four
game mark to 551.
Wootton, Stalcup Are Threats.
Pannen, who recently Joined the
managerial staff at Arlington Bowl
ing Center and whose rolling has
been one of the highlightS OF the
current season, was seventh in last
years st. Patrick's with Evelyn Nay
Ior his partner.
will be Blanche Wootton and Billy
Stalcup, star rollers of RoSSlyn. An
other Rosslyn entry will be Gladys
Lynn and El tSeib.
Most likely Lorraine GULL, who
finished secorld last year with Hokle
Smith, will pair with Lou PantoS,
her THYME teammate in the Ma
tional Capital League. Smith may
not roll. =,
One Baltimore twosome that Will
bear watching will be Ethel Brewer
and Johnny Miller. Ida Simmons
and Katherine Wick. Norfolk bowl
Ing marvels, have not named tnelr
partners.
The first shift in the 10-game
tournament which last year drew a
record field of 90 teams will get
under way at noon and continue
until midnight.
Swain Takes Handicap.
Oscar Swain, veteran star Of A. L.
Kelly & Son, was winner of last
nights Rosslyn handicap with 4l8,
which included "a free pins. Al
Wright of Arlington was runnerup
with 16-4O8. Ed Leigh finished
third with 32-393 while Stan New
man, another Rosslyn roller, won
the consolation high game prize
with 146. The tournament drew 48.
Mickey Manuel's 131 was the big
blow as Carr Brothers g. Boswell
uuint posted a season record of 571
to cap their count of 1854 and set
a 80 victory over Joe's Place in
Hyattsville Ladies League. Caro-
line Hiser's 345 was the highlight as
Pat Royals romped over Lustine-
Nicholson.
Beulah Fletcher of Heflins with
100 and Bobbie Shray of Rosslyn
Gas with 312 shared top honors in
Arlington Ladies League Marge's
Beauty Salon whitewashed Caramel
Crisp for the nights only sweep.
Madeline Goldsmith Stars.
haurels in Silver Spring Ladies'
league went to Madeline Goldsmith
Of Wright's Floors with 1870 and
Betty Newton of 7-Up with 1888.
Oscar Sykes was tops with 1872 |
Us Material trimmed Propulsion in
Model Basin League at Chevy Chase.
Howard Porter's 371 was the heaviest |
wallop as Machine Shop No. l took
the odd from Officers with highs of
594 and 1868.
Sparked by Ida Goldberg's 129.
Morgan jewelers. posted 527 and
1909 to sweep Medical Center in
Clarendon Ladies League. A. L.
Kelly also swept its match with Du
Barry Pastry.
Karl Gochenour's 412 was tops
among the four 400-sets registered in
Brookland Merchants League Pat
Crescent hit 404, Bill Duvall 403 and
Cliff Hollis 400. Jack Willcoxon and
Perce Duvall split top game honors
with 1915.
Johnny Dwyer of Boveglio Club,
with 142, and Frank Dienenna of
Loggia Roma, with 1863, featured the
rolling in the Northeast Temple
Minor League. Frager,s Hardware
rollers were tops with SOB.