Evening star., 1943-03-22
Girl and Youth, Each 18, Share
Spotlight With Pin Victories
Christine Mores, Don Irvine Bog Purses;
Lucy Rose, Billy StoIcup Set Record

Two 18-year- -olds. Christine MOreS
OF King Pin who won the fourth an
nual Lucky Strike Women's Handi-
cap with score of 1T. and Don
Irvine. former national boy duckpin
champion. who topped record field
of l16 with 7S4 tally to win the
Red Cross benefit at Columbia, today
shared the bowling limelight with
Rosslvn Bowling Centers famed
mixed doubles combination of Lucy
Rose and Billy Stalcup, who fired
season to conquer Lorraine GULL and
Perce Wolfe with a nine game mark
of 2269.
Emitting sparks of brilliance with
two tournament records of 165 and
403 to gain the lead in the first
three-game block, Miss Mores
turned in 286 for her final round
to beat out Margaret Hines by
eight pins as the Hyattsville bowling
leader put together sets of $50 and
BIT with a 32-pin handicap to gain
the runner-up spot in the women S
Lucky Strike with a score of 709.
Miss Mores. rolling her second sea-
son with the King Pin team in the
Ladies District League, received %
free pins.
Minnie Brown Is Third.
Finishing third to the pretty
French lass who was born in Vaien-
ciennes, France. was Minnie Brown.
with l2-707. The Hyattsville roller
who won the consolation high set
with a lusty 367 in her first block.
posted 1913 in the final round for
TOT, which included 12-pin handi-
cap, Anna Bryan of Silver Spring
was fourth with 48-70O. Margaret
Mattingly of the Brookland Ladies'
League was fifth with 32-698 and
sixth was Mrs. Fife Dodd of Mount
Rainier, with 68-693. Mrs. Dodd,
rolling with her. daughter, Dorothy
Workman, topped the well-known
Washington Ladies League star by
l6 pins.
Emma Bourne, Brookland Recrea-
ton topnotcher who finished l4th
with l2-673, was the high game
consolation winner with 147. Others
among the first 10 were .Grace
Grove, 56-6s7; Phyliss Kimbsll,
68-684: Mary Hene, 24-683, and
Mary Weist, 72-678.
Among the last to roll, young IT.
vine. who won the national boys
championship at the Lucky Strike
in 1899, had l00-pin handicap and
fired 684 from scratch to triumph
over Esther Chaconas of Greenway
Bowl, who, with a l8O-pin handicap,
totaled 739
Roger Heskett of Northeast Tenn
pie was third with 65-724, while fair
rollers monopolized the next three
spots with Margaret Priset, woman
winner last week at Clarendon.
fourth with 170-722, while Betty
Halvorsen. King Pin, and Lois Glad
ding Of Brookland tied for fifth place
with respective scores of 1l5-705
and 90-705.
Stalcup Makes Big Spare.
Already the five4kame and six
game national mixed doubles rec
ordholders by virtue of some spec
tacular rolling earlier in the season,
the Rose-Stalcup combination last
night at Rosslyn fairly swamped the
Gulli- Wolfe twosome in breaking
the nine-game mark with 2,269
which topped by six pins the recent
record rolled by Madge Lewis and
Al Wright of Clarendon Bowling
Center. Mrs Rose totaled ,l03 and
Stalcup, l,l66 with his timely last
box spare count turning the trick
Premier Cab bowlers also were
rejoicing today after their second
victory over the Diamond Cab
League pinmen Yesterday at the
Lucky Strike. Led by Waldorf
Reeds 366 and Sammy Corcorans