Evening star., 1942-04-27
DC. .BowIers Gain Six Crowns
Three From RossIyn
Capture honors in
National Tourney
Victories in Mixed Duos
And Dennis SpeeioI
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BALTIMORE. April 77.--Cli-
NAKED by q victory Tor Caroline
Hisef and Percc wolfe OF Hyatts-
vile, Nd. In the mixed doubles
with . score OF TIL and Gladys
Lynn's triumph in the John Dennis
event with d 52S count, rnetropol-
itan Washington man and woman
bowlers today boasted six newly won
National Duckpin Bowling Congress
championships.
When the firing ceased last night
In the 18th annual tournament
aftsr II days OF rolling Mt the Recre-
alton Center Bill Krauss Of Ross
lyn was the mems singles winner
with q score of <56. Lucy Rose Of
Rossiyn was the women's all-events
champion with aine-game count
Of i.s9s. Myles Quail, jr. Of Hyatts-
vile was the boys champion with
aeT' and John Chaney sported the
newspaper title with q 404 score.
Mrs. Lynn's victory gave Roeslyn
p!nspillers their third among the
six titles gained by rollers from
this area.
Miss Hisers 100 was the big wal
lop as the suburban duo nosed out
Ruby Mackenzie and Art Felter Of
Baltimore for the mixed doubles
crown by one pin.
Abe Pevich on Fire.
Abe povich was Washington's
standout bowler In the final days
composition. The Brookland Recrea-
tio1 star capped his lusty rolling
with 443 to gain tie for sixth place
In the mems singles and nth place
In the all-events with 1,2lo after
firtng . %05 team score and 37l In
doubles.
rerce Wolfe turned In q sparkling
420 TO gain 24th place In the mems
angles and Frank Welzenbach of
Baltimore slipped away from his
job as assistant secretary of the
tournament to FIRE AS which netted
him fourth place in singles.
Ollie Pacini counted 367 in singles
and then duplicated his count with
the Rintoul Aces OF Baltimore who
shot to 10th place in the champion
ship team event with 1879. Wolfe
also aided the Oriole quint with 900,
Joe Harrison fred $50 to lead
Chevy Chase Ice Palaces I.sll
score which gave the District
League Quint 18th place. The for
mer No. l duckpinner of the coun--
try hit for 378 in singles and 40s
in doubles to post 7sl with Jack
Talbert in the two-man event.
Raltimeee Women Shine.
ls.Sx d. 81 Meters Of Baltimore
possedtol9l0u TO ties 1or thindrp piece
with 0onsfsctitcut's aAdeFident Casino
Five. The. Philip Herwig quint of
Baltimore moved to 18th place with
1852, Dss4 III se nnsisr
MIA Snattssk osoBaItimofe made
. sAllnft bid for the singles title
with . 45S to land second place.
His L22T' nine-same total placed
him third In the all-events.
Three Baltimore women's teams
moved among the leaders in the
championship division as the Popu-
lar Club Of the franklin alleys
gained fourth place with l,706, while
the Patterson quint prosted 1871
and the Recreation No. / team
chaiked up 1859.
Sparky's Plugs OF Baltimore led
the mems booster teams with l.7S4
to place high among the leaders,
while the Glen Haven Memorial
Park OF Baltimore spurted to third
place In the women's booster teams
with 1851 and the Health Center of
winchester, Va, took seventh place
with 1855.
Winnie Sealover of Baltimore
placed seventh In the womens
singles with 383 and second in the
an-events with 1.ll9 after shooting
. 34o team set and 387 In doubles
Carolyn McGinn. Baltimores de-
tending sirgles champion, tied for
the 2lst place with Halen De Binder
OF Clarendon, Va, with 368 and
Marilyn Mann. another Oriole, fred
s6S to move among the leaders.
Southern Bowlers Dominant.
Mary Akers and Jane Fehrmann
OF Baltimore led the women's
doubles with TAO to place high in
the fnal standings. Miss Akers
1893 was tops for the final days roll
ing among the fair sex
The windup of the record smash
Ing tournament. In which 500 teams
competed. 355 in the mems and l54
In the women's section, witnessed
Southern bowlers dominating the
various championships. New Eng
land bowlers carried back only one
important title the women's
doubles which Mamraie Mcdonnell
Of Thomsston. Conn, and Alice
Dlugo OF Bridgeport won with T72
Al Paternostra Of Hartford, Conn.
won the John Dennis tournament
with TBS, while in the John BlicE
booster events Walter Platz of Con.
necticut copped the mems title with
an even 400 and Lois Tallberg OF
Derby, Conn, won the women's class
with 1853.
Jane Mackie of Hartford was sec
ond in the women's section of the
John. Dennis with SIS and Waite,
SilyeriO of New Haven was secone
In the John Blick event with S9S.