Evening star., 1942-02-12
New Clarendon Star
Becomes Seventh
To Turn Trick
Rolls 408, AIS, 424, 404;
Hi-Skors Boost Iced;
Smith Strikes Snuq

Lee Marcy. bespectacled new star
of the Clarendon Bowling Center
team. today had joined the brief
list of bowlers who have posted four
consecutive 400 sets in the District
League.
First to mark up four 400 sets in
row this season in the all-star
circuit, Marcy last night equaled
the all-time league record held
jointly by such celebrated duck
pinners as Astor Clarke, Tony Sam
TIM, Hokie Smith, Joe Harrison, Bill
Krauss and Ollie Pacini. when he
fired 404 with 141 his best single to
lead Clarendon to 81 victory over
the invading Anacostia Spillways.
The Clarendons won the first two
games with 626 and 628 and dropped
the final with 588.
Marcey's brilliant streak also in
cluded counts of 408, AIS and 424.
HI-Skors Set Record.
Sharing the spotlight today was
the pace-setting Hi-Skor combina-
tion, who chalked up a season record
of 731 and a three-game score OF
1871. to swamp the visiting Chevy
Chase Ice Palace outfit Warming
up with winning scores of GLIB and
622, the strong Hi-Skor quint, forced
to bear down in the final skirmish,
came up with its record as Andy
Gleeson hit for $50, Sam Simon, ISL !;
Irwin Simon. 133 Lou Pantos, 156,
and Capt. Ed Blakeney, 141. Ice
Palace, with 648 for the final tilt
counted 1888. Blakeney's 163 and
440 topped the match.
The sweep increased Hi-Skor's lead
to two games when the invading
second-place Rosslyn dropped a
game to Lafayette in an exciting
match which witnessed Rosslyn win
ming the first two games with 682
and 677 to count 1850 for the set,
while Lafayette won the final tilt
with $50 for 1910. Billy Stalcup's
second-high season count of 457,
which included single of 166, and
Whip Litchfield's 160A1l paced the
Rosslyns. Ernie Burkhalter's 1856
402 and Rudy Jarman's 161-400, led
the lossers' attack.
Abe Povich Rolls 100.
Firing the seasons second best
game of 100, three pins shy Of the
all-time record posted early in the
season by Warren johnson, young
Hyattsville Recreation star, Abe Po-
vich with Ala for his 3-game count
gave Brookland its lone win from
King Pin. Bob Miciotto's $50 was
best for the winners. Povich's whop-
per included a quadruple strike.
Del Ray also had hand in the
nights big scores as Bert Lynn's
162-427 and Jimmy Cenci's ISL
800 featured team counts of 678-
1902 which whitewashed Hyatts-
Vile Wally Burton's 382 was high
for the losers.
The third-place Lucky Strikes
lost ground by dropping a 81 de-
cision to Arcadia as Capt. Fred
Murphy paced the victors with
145-398. Bub Guethler's 1875
was high for the invading Luckies.
Hokie Smith knocked big hole in
his top 130-average with a puny
3l9.
Di Misa Averts Shutout.
Joe Di Misa salvaged the final
game for Georgetown after Conven-
tion Hall had won two close decis-
ions by climaxing 419 set with l54.
Tom Lozupone's 147-394, Law
renee Pugh's 141-397 and Frank
Riley's 388 were the heaviest wal
lops as Roger Peacock's Bethesda
Bowling Center outfit smeared
Henry Hiser's BetheSdians with
scores of 687 and 1887
Arlington maintained its grip on
fourth place by trimming Penn
Recreation, 2-1 as Francis Robert
son led with 152-372. Red Hamil-
tons 144-398 was high for the
losers.