Evening star., 1943-05-04
Arlington Roller
Leads Singles
With 375TaI|y
Stors in B, D Press
Margaret james for
Outstanding Count

Bidding fair to win the class c
singles title with 375, Margaret
James of Arlington Bowling Center
today was among the bevy of
feminine bowlers boasting the top
spots in the Washington Women's
Duckpin Association championships
which opened last night at Lucky
Strike.
But hardly less brilliant as the
22d annual tournament got under
way were Anna Bryan, a Silver
Spring lass, who shot to the front in
class D singles with 1862; the Hyatts-
vile twosome of Rena Dunnavant
and Helen Suess, who banged out a
combined score of 6e6 in class D dou-
bles, and Estelle Hoge, Federation
Ladies League roller with top single
effort of ISL.
The Dunnavant-SueSS comblna ton
capped its nifty score with 278 as
Rena posted 141 and Helen hit 1877,
but this unusually high game score
for class D was topped two pins by
the class B duo of Estelle Hoge and
Frances Money when Frances tied
in 129 with Estelle's big single.
Their 664 was tops in B.
Pace Class c Doubles.
Anna Jaeger and Juanita Will
liams of Veterans Administration
gained first place in class c doubles
with GAO, while Betty Ornburn and
Louise McAlinden, Federation
Ladies League pair. took over the
class E lead with 596.
Frances Boxwell of Silver Spring
gained the runnerup spot in Class
c singles with 1854 and second IN
Glass D was Louise Stevens, Chevy
Chase Ice Palace, with 343.
An even 300 gave Anna Lou Moore
Of Post Office Ladies League first
place in Glass E, while Lois
Schwartz, a teammate, leads Class
F with 3l9.
The Moonies of Arcadia Inde-
pendent Ladies loop, led by Mamie
Paynes 31S and captained by Ella
(Ma) Limerick, moved to first place
in Glass c with 1904. Tastee Diner
of Bethesda Bowling Center loop
leads Glass D with 1853, while two
Federation Ladies League teams,
Frefghters and Union Postal
Clerks, are respective E and F pace
settlers with 1928 and 1861.
Stewart Stars in Mems Meet.
John r. Stewart of Silver Spring
was the big noise in the mems city
tournament at Columbia. His gross
418, which included a 4-pin handi-
cap, gave the recent runnerup in
the Bill Beatty tournament first
place in Glass B singles. Johnny
Marshall, Navy Department League,
gained the Glass B runnerup spot
with 12-403, while Charley Hall OF
Silver Spring tied for seventh place
with 16-382.
Roy Schroeder of United States
Maritime fired 33-413 to move
among the first 10 Glass A singles
leaders.
AL Hosselton of Richmond and
former president of the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress paired
with Georgetown's Dave Burrows to
top the nights firing in Glass A
doubles with 783 Thurmond Cor
dell and Chalmers Croft. veteran
Odd Fellows League roller, moved to
sixth place in Glass B with 72e.
Kenny Beck, the Georgetown Rec
reation pilot, and Jim Stanton, his
bowling pal, took eighth place with
722.
Lido Club Hits 1913.
A 1913 score gave Lido Club Of
Civics Club League eighth place in
Glass c.
Marking in her last nine frames,
Kitty Mulroe got the season record
game of 167 in Washington Ladies
League at Lafayette. The former
high of 1853 was shared by Mary
Magnetic and Esther Burton.
Julian Himmelfarb, back as man
ager of Penn Recreation, will stage
a Mothers Day handicap Sunday
from 2 to midnight. Entrance fee
in the five-game event will be SO.
The winner will receive $50 and the
runner-up $25.