Evening star., 1942-10-16
Executive Committee
OF WCDA Will
Meet Tomorrow
HyottsviIIe Hundicop
Is Scheduled Sunday;
First Grill Leads

Is SCheouied ounooV
First Grill Leads
With the Executive Committee of
the Washington City Duckpin Asso-
citation completed by the naming of
John Stewart of Silver Spring as its
seventh member, an important
meeting of the committee will be
held at 7 o'clock tomorrow night at
the Lucky Strike, it was announced
oday by Ray Cross, new president.
Other members serving on the
Executive Committee are Perce
Wolfe, Charley Barnard, Frank Fab
rizio, Vernon Soperl and Paul Pran-
non.
The Hyattsville Recreation handi-
cap for men and women will be re-
newed Sunday afternoon starting at
3 o'clock. Proprietor Oscar Hiser
will conduct the five-game event
on a full handicap basis with a
scratch of 120. A three-game roll
off between El Geib and Tony San
TIM, respective winner and runner
up in the last Hyattsville open tour
nament, will be an added feature
scheduled to start also at 3.
Kingpin Handicap Extended.
Jimmy Moore, King Pin pilot, an
nounces that the Kingpin Handicap
will be extended to a two-day affair
starting tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock and continuing until mid
night Sunday. A two-third handi-
cap based on scratch of 125 will
be allowed in the three-game tour
nament.
First Grill pinettes with 2-1 win
from Strikes and Spares continued
to hold first place on total pins in
the Washington Ladies League. Ed
monds Optical and Investment
Building Garage maintained their
grips on the top rung with respective
21 victories over Shamrocks and
Page Hufty. Garvins Lucky Five
dropped out of the first-place tie by
losing three games to holland Plumb
ers as Lucy Rose led the charge
with 352. Mary Magnetic featured
the Edmonds sweep. Aided by Mary
Fixes 1856, Rossiter's Grill shut out
Jacobson Florists.
Wake Team on Top.
of
Yards and Docks League at Hi-Skor
with 146 and 369, but AL Stevens was
the big noise with 139 and 361 as
Wake spurted to first place with a
80 win.
Constance Torrey of Lebanon
with 121 and Vera Low of Mizpah
with 800 divided honors in the East
ern Star League at Lucky Strike.
Raines Plumbers swamped Stew
ems Decorating with 616 and 1,765 in
the Tacoma Duckpin. Assoeia ton
loop with Johnny Burgers 152 and
800 leading the attack.
Carl Taliferro, a 102-average
bowler, splurged in the College Park
League with l52 and 420 to feature
sRiverdSle Liquors I'll decision over
Fleshman's Ice. 70 z'.c....,.. ''-
Heller Sets Two Records.
Ed Heller's season records of 152
and 420 paced team scores of 5s1
and 1861 as the Cardinals white
washed Naval Laboratory in Green
way Bowls National League.
Bank of Commerce handed Lib
erty three goose eggs in the Ladies
Bankers League at Hi-Skor as VIM
groves 120 and Morris 120-317 led
the sweep. Riggs No. 2 whitewashed
National Savings.
Marian Brown of Five Fuses and
Eileen Robinson of Amperes were
tops in the Ladies' Utilities League
with respective counts of 124 and
1924. Amperes, Transfers and Dy-
namos were 80 winners from Elec-
irons, Five Fuses and Sockets.
Oscar Sykes season record of 1886
highIghted the Model Basin League
competition at Bethesda Bowling
Center. Production bowlers, who
share first place with Machine Shop
No. and Naval Architects, turned
in highs Of 542 and 1853.