Evening star., 1944-02-11
Guefh|er's 130 Mark
Discounted Because
|0f His Few Games


Strike Is Washington's top bowler
In major tournament competition
this season. This was revealed to-
day by Dave Burrows, statistician
Of the National Duckpin Bowling
Congress.
Bub Guethler, . Lucky Strike
teammate, has an average Of 130-
IS for Al games, but Murphy u
given the top spot due to the greater
number Of games bowled.
Perce Wolfe, Washington's No.
bowler. Is close on Murphy's heels
with q mark Of 127-95 for 143. Karl
Gochenour, . busy pinman with the
most games, $50, has banged the
naples for 126-147.
Tony Santini, another Lucky
Strike sharpshooter, Is next with
l26-139 for 143 games. Ray Wat.
son, the Northeast Temple spear
head, has 126-123 for 127 while Ell
Geib, the District League champion
OF Bethesda Bowling Center, was
firing at a 126-15 pace before en-
tering the Army last month.
Miciotto Averaging 125.
Bob Miciotto, King Pin pilot,
boasts a mark Of 125-1O4 for 143,
with Ed Blakeney of Hi-Skor ninth
in the list with 1857 for 120 games.
AL Wright, King Pin Speedballer,
who will defend his Clarendon Open
title Sunday In the big 7-game at
traction at Clarendon Bowling Cen.
ter, sports 125-17 for 119 games.
| Ed Nash of Greenway has l24-36
Tor 88 games, while Eddie Keith Of
Anacostia Spillway has 124-47 for
10. Red Megaw, Queen Pin man
ager, and granddaddy of the Capt.
talS tournament rollers, has q COM
mendable mark of 124-22 for 76
games. Harry Hilliard of Hyatts-
Will Is 14th in the standings with
124-32 for "a.
Sparked by Eric Larsen's 165 and
429, Hare Bros. swamped Brookland
Shoe Shop with season record set
OF 1853 to gain first place in the
Brookland Merchants League last
night at King Pin when the erst-
while leading Martin Flowers Drop
ped to second place by losing three
games to Ramsey Cleaners. Rob-
inson'S 382 led the Cleaners sweep,
Duffys l46 and 1886 led Rice's Unity
to 80 win from Modern Way
Movers, while the Dutch Ais moved
close to the leaders as Ruth Roth
geb fired 1877 and 373 to help swamp
| IBrOOkland Garage
Covenant Wins Exciting Match.
Winning the rubber game, $40 to
597, Covenenant rollers won an ex-
citing match from Amity in the
Odd Fellows loop at Brookland
Recreation. Marc Fonoroff, with
379, and Sam Gimbel, with 369, led
the victors, while Perce Ellett's 372
was best for the losers. Thurmond
Cordell fired las and 1854 as Golden
Rule swept Loyalty to increase its
league lead to three games.
The weekly handicap for bowlers
OF both sexes will be the attraction
tonight at Takoma Recreation start
IN at 7:30. First prize is S25. Full
handicaps based on a 128-scratch
will be given.
Peggy Costanzo is the TOP fair
bowler in the Technical Mixed loop
at the New Recreation with a mark
OF 99-s while Bob Boone leads the
men with 114-7. Dot Moll's 1o7 and
296 and Harry Amstines 1886
were the highs for the week.
Silver Spring Announces Payoff.
Besides contributing $3.50 to the
Mile O. Dimes Paralysis Fund. man
and woman bowlers split prizes
amounting to s32315 in last Sum-
days annual Montgomery County
Council Of American Legion handi-
cap tournament which drew to Silver
Spring the seasons biggest field for
an event of its kind, 3O3.
Following is a complete list of WIN
nerS:
Anna Bryan. s4-4s4. S75: Florence Nc
GEE9sky: 1916. $40: P. L. Lowhorn. 81
cspneIj carr 40 pave Miller ls., ts.r45s ssO g Z.
54D4s. Se..5Q: Emma Loneley. siA44s'
n; lhomsen, g6-443, $40: Sue Stokes,
sssI145, ~. 1cs s. s.; Charles Guyther., seW44i.
son: 6s-.43s. $50: K B. Smith, e3.43s.
kitzcharles 72-435. 81: c. W. Martin.
S~453. 81 Anna Bryan, 1853. SIS; Bert