Evening star., 1943-09-15
Hi-Skor's S Champions
To Invade RossIyn
For Head|iner

Washingtons leading woman
bowlers will give impetus to an in
fant season tonight when the Ladies
District League ushers in its 10Th
campaign with six matches carded
at various plants at 7::30.
Right off the bat. the champion
Hi-Skor quint will tackle a peren-
nial pennant rival in Rosslyn Bowl
ing Center at Rosslyn. In the Hi
Skor lineup will be Lorraine GULL.
Bing Moen and Catherine Quiglev,
while the Rosslyn quint will include
Evelyn Naylor, Ruth McClintic and
Gladys Lynn. Miss GULL, besides
being league president and captain
of Hi-Skor, was individual league
champion last season with an aver
age OF l1849 for 1T games.
Last seasons runner-up LAFAYETTE
team bolstered by Lois Gladding will
engage Rendezvous at LAFAYETTE
Marge Smith and Mabelle Herring
return after several years absence
as members of Rendezvous, which
also includes Margaret Lynn and
Boots Workman.
New Line-upS to Battle.
Two entirely new teams will battle
IT out when King Pin invades Co.
lumbia. Martha Biggs, league vice
president, is Columbia captain and
two of her mates will be Jessie Keith
and Ruby Parry. Madge Lewis. the
country's No, S ranking woman
duckpin bowler, will be at the helm
of the King Pin combination which
will include Dot Hershey. Kitty Null
roe, Dot Carleton and Edith Peter
son.
Bethesda Bowling Center will be
host to AnacoStia Spillway with the
former lineup including Florence
Sabean and Emma Longley. Marie
Spates, Mary Magnetic Thea Shupe.
Alma Mehler and Sis Moran form
the Spillways.
Frances Wilson. Vicky Croggon.
Stimmie Hart, Jimmy Harding and
Kay Caul will compose the Takoma
quint which visits Arcadia. Doris.
Goodall, Esther Burton and Beth
Minson again are Arcadia main
stays.
At Lucky Strike the Red Circle
quint led by Ella (Ma) Limerick
will meet Chevy Chase Ice Palace
which is composed of Ellen Brown,
Anna Daut. Mae Diehl, Julia Young
and Incile Vo,Ino rantaip
District League in Action.
Mems District League matches to-
night at 7:30 will see last seasons
pennant-winning Clarendon Bowling
Center sharpshooters hosts to Lucky
Strike Both teams swept their
matches in last Sundays opener at
Hi-Skor
Lafayette also will be aiming to
keep it's slate clean in a match
at Brookland Recreation. Other
matches: Hyattsville at Hi-Skor. Ar
cadia at King Pin, Spillway at Chevy
Chase Ice Palace. Greenway Bowl
at Colonial Village and Northeast
Temple at.Bethesda Bowling Center.
6lIilcI WdIIISl Vi IlSdSdi ClS SIloliC
with top scores of 135 and 362 as the
Elks League opened its season at
Almas Temple. Charley Young,
former assistant secretary of the
National Duckpin Bowling Congress.
was best with 335 AS Charity, de-
Tending champions, trimmed Tilers,
2-1
Increased to "a teams, biggest in
the long history, the C. & P. Tele-
phone Ladies Loop got underway
last night at Lucky Strike with Mrs.
w HaZefs high game of l26 giving
D. M N. 81 edge over North.
Led by Annabelle Totten's 3l6, Cen
eral Office. last seasons runnerup.
swept the champion Duponts. Mary
Allen posted BIT for the losers.
Keith. Todryk Share Honors
Eddie Keith of Mayos ESQ, out
to win his third consecutive title.
fired 3e4 to tie for top honors with
Ed Todryk of Wade Flowers in the
24-team Rosslyn Indepen d n
League opener last night The for
lists gave the gasmen surprising
80 trimming. Dick Davis of Wa
ters Shades and Nick Nicholas of
Boyle's Grill tied for high game with
153.
Bill Gibbs starred with l66 and
Ais as LoJacono BARRIERS white
washed Lazzari Delicatessen in the
1S-team Rhode Island Avenue Busi-
ness Mems League opener at King
Pin. Dick Lees l53 and $50 were
big blows as Scholl's ESQ Service
trampled Embassy Dairy. Billy
Towles' 399 sparked Mullins Cafe
to top set of 1.774,