Evening star., 1942-04-24
Women Start Action
Monday al Arcadia;
ITO Teams in Line
Entry Nearly Sets Mark
Despite CurtoiIment
BY Eligibility Rule

Masonic League bovlers who for
more than quarter Of century
have won their share OF blue ribbons
In Washington City Duckpin Asso-
citation tournaments. viii seek new
laurels tonight when approximately
20 teams In the 30-tesn loop FIRE In
the BAD annual championships at
Convention Hall.
Among the big Masonic repre-
sentation will be the pennant-
winning Hiram quint led by the
veteran Jimmy JollifYe. who was one
OF the leading rollers In the league
this season with q ia average Ray
Cross. for more than Is years league
scorer. besides rolling singles with q
host OF other MasonS starting at 7
O'Clock, will see action with the Hope
team, runner-up for the league title.
Wesley Miltner. treasurer OF the
w. c. D. A., also Is scheduled 10
compete In the singles and after
nring with the Pentalpha outfit will
roll doubles with Ellsworth Phelps, a
Commerce League teanmate.
Clayton Brown, who topped the
loop for the season with an even
1ls average for 81 games, will be at
the helm Of the Whiting quint which
finished sixth.
Former Record Holders' Team.
Harry Dixon and Charley Phillips,
who gained fame with their respec-
tive AS and 45s sets. which more
than Is years ago stood as city rec
ords. will be In the King David
lineup.
II Lafayette rollers, who include
Bill Phillips, seventh high In the
league with li4 average, and Ben
Hare. retiring president, who raped
the naples at III clip, can dupli-
cate their season league mark OF
1882, they will not fall far short
Of the Class c team championship.
Mike Cohen, newly elected presi-
dent will roll with the Gompers out
At while Orville Brown, recently
named vice president, and one Of the
leagues leading pinspillers, will head
the Roosevelt quint.
Touight's schedule:
SINGLES Pm.
Class Al. Hayden, L. p. Keller, oeoTs
Class s-sidn.y Brown. Ed Jackerson.
w. Gas, N.dlley 4 = Ays5s; .sgns. 8 jacobs a.,.n
.. calian. n, C. Boyd. Henry La ciair. G.
Oiller. r. Lamar. Ray Cross.
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1l0 Teams In Women's Event.
A near-record entry Of 10 teams,
i35 doubles and 220 singles will
compete In the Washington wo-
mems Duckpin Association tourna-
ment which opens at Arcadia Mon
day night, 1t was announced today
by Doris Goodall, president Of the
association.
Mrs. Goodall stated that a new
rule which prohibits bowlers In
unsanctioned leagues from enter
ing probably cost the 21st annual
event q record turnout. Many ap-
plications were turned down on this
account, she said.
Total pins gave the House & Herr
mann quint the Silver Spring Ladies
fiag over the Wright's Floors PIN
cites as the season ended last night.
Blanche Lukas of the Kidwell quint
shone in the windup with 1886.
Ray Watson's l60-424, and Karl
Gochenour's AS were the heaviest
blows In the Brookland Merchants
League last night while Elmer Wes-
ley was the big shot with 4l0 as
Diamond Cab swept doubie-header
with 646 and 1882 high counts.
Cliff Hollis also starred with 404.
A 123 and $50 gave Virginia
Wright top honors in the Arlington
Bowling Center Ladies League.