Evening star., 1942-01-07
Man and Two Women
Mark Up Variety
OF High Scores
Lute Shooters in Finul
Count League Sets;
Leads Unchanged
By ROD THOMAS.


Bob williams, Rosslyn: Helen De
Binder. Clarendon, and Catherine
Moloney, Silver Spring, won't win
capital prizes in the final OF The
Stars Defense savings bowling
tournament, but they'll collect more
awards than any other participants,
it appeared today with the CITY,
wide competition to close next Satur-
day night.
Williams, Mrs De Binder and Miss
Moloney are in line for three prizes
each.
Williams is second in mems gross
sets with 72-485, second in gross
games with 24-l92 and third in
scratch strings with 1863.
Mrs. De Binder is first in women's
scratch games with 1853, second in
scratch sets with 374 and second in
gross games with 1l-179.
Miss Moloney is first In gross
games with 1913, second in gross
sets with $3.50 and third in scratch
games with 150
In Line for Double PayOff.
Prospective double winners of
special awards are Pat Loughney,
Lafayette, with the mems top scratch
game Of 178 and fourth gross single
of 10-l85; Nick Rinaldi, Brookland,
second in scratch games with 176
and fifth in gross with 1l-187; John
P. Myers, Brookland, third in gross
games with 22-190 and tied with
Williams at 1853 for third in scratch
games; Lucy Trundle, Silver Spring,
first in womens gross sets with
GAS and high in scratch sets with
376, and Lorraine Gulli Lafayette,
second in scratch sets with 365 and
third In scratch games with 1853.
Except for a squad of women
scheduled tonight at Convention
Hall, flnalists still to roll will en-
ploy league sets. Those who like
to bowl fast will be at a disadvan-
tage, having to take turns with four
others on an alley. A tournament
rule calls for four or more to a
pair of drives
Having to shoot with team ap-
parently was no hardship for Laurel
V. (Reds) Fenwick of the Naval
Gun Factory League, Anacostia
Spillway, who stands to win the
mems top prize of $1,000 Defense
bond with a score of 117-505 For
the first time in his duckpin career
Fenwick, toolmaker at the Navy
Yard, beat 300 for set. He started
the season with three-game aver
age Of 10. In The Star tournament
final he marked up 1888 from scratch.
Lucy Trundle Still Leads.
Last nights rolling resulted in
no major change in the standings.
Lucy Trundle, Silver Spring, clung
to the No. ! spot in women's gross
sets, with an excellent chance to
snare Assoc Defense bond. Early
in the rollof she chalked up GAS
at Silver Spring.
Best scores among those last re-
ported we're: Penn Recreation
Men: r. Havelka, 8l-450: Mike
Cohen, 66-450; Frank Marsh, 81
437.
Northeast Temple-Men: Ed Kill
by, 57-464.
Silver Spring-Women: Mrs. John
Hildring, 84-424.
Hi-Skor-Men: w. Jenkins, III
422; Dan Crane, 81-419; C. Kallina,
102-413; j. R. Mullican, 51-413;
Robert Davidson. 81-410; Leon
Lambert, 126-409; La Rue Panner,
72-4o5. Women: Betty De Priest,
129-402; Helen Devine, 129-389:
Florance Swanson, 72-378; Alice
Kallina, 96-376.
Del Ray-Men: Aubrey Evans
58-474; Hap Newman, 75-468;
Jimmy Cenci, 42-464; Bert Lynn
ls-456; Bruce Morris, 87-447
Columbia-Men: A. F. Andrews
117-435; William Pugh, 1O2-435;
G.. E. Langford, 6o-f41; York
Flynn, 72-444; A. c. Loefher, 100
451: Ray Bouldin, $3.50. Women
Margaret McGovern, 75-403: Eloise
Thoad, 57-404; Jane Drake, 114-
408; Margaret Marshall. 78-413;
Emma Forester, 99-414; Jesse
Scates, 105-422; Elizabeth Hester
1922: Molly Malish, 114-424.
Dozens of qualifiers for the final
returned from Christmas holiday
visits out of town. are privileged
to use their league sets this week
for cracks at probably the most
attractive lot of prizes in the his
tory of duckpin, all in Defense
savings.
No score will be valid without
the presence of foul-line judge.
The prize winners will be an
nounced next week.