Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-04
Kitty kendrick Sets
j. ). Pin Record
In 0rioIe Event
BY BEN McALWEE,

Kitty Kendrick, prominent Ross
lyn bowler, yesterday at Baltimore
Lucky Strike fired a 7-game ma
tional record for women of 932 to
win the first annual Pat Scheafe,
tournament. Her games of 1913
148, lit, 1874, 118, 131 and 161
eclipsed by II pins the year-olo
mark of 900 rolled by Skeets john
son in the women's Chesapeake
event at Baltimore.
Needing 1874 for her last game
to win by one pin over Ruth zentz,
Oriole star, who held an early lead
with 9O4, Mrs. Kendrick teed off
in her final game of ISL with six
consecutive spares Her count at
the end of the sixth box was 104.
With victory easily in sight, Kitty,
after striking in her seventh box.
struck on spare in the final frame
for her new national record.
Frances Wilson was the only other
Capital contestant to land among
the major prize winners. The Lafay-
cite ace finished fourth with $50.
Caroline Hiser of Hyattsville and
Ruth McClintic, Rosslyn team
mate of the winner, gained consola-
ton high game awards with respec-
tive scores of 153 and 149.
Blakeney Finishes Second.
Other Oriole winners were: Doro-
thy Whitelock, third, 1888; Dot Ram
son. fifth, BIT; Audry Mullaney
sixth, 1862; Elizabeth Barger, seventh
856; Helen Spindler. ninth, 855:
Myrtle Liphard, tenth, 1854; Hazel
Dorm. eleventh, 852. Lorraine GULL
Washington's No. tair roller, posted
1928.
Tying for second place with Clar-
ence Blake of Baltimore with a
score of BAT, Ed Blakeney led the
Districts big squad of men in Balti-
more's second annual Brooklyn
tournament, which was won by AL
Neubert, an Oriole, with a seven
game score of 1893.
Three other Westinghouse
gained the payoff as AL Wright fin
ished sixth with Bill; Bob Miciotto,
twelfth, 100, and Elmer Moe
Meade, deadlocked with Winfield
Guerke of Baltimore for thirteenth
with 789.
The Orioles young ace, Dick Mat
theisz. was fourth. 1856; Bill Brozey,
fifth, 814; Bob Fisher, seventh, 8O3;
George Young and Don Almony,
eighth, 1856 ttied); Ray Fiorentino.
tenth, 1893; Ollie Ellis. eleventh, 100;
Ed Taylor and Nick Pave, fifteenth,
1888 (tied.
Hubbard Wins at Arcadia.
Bill Hubbard of Northeast Temple
handily won the Arcadia Handicap
with gross score of 745. His lusty
702 from scratch, which was eli
NAKED by a ITO effort, was Is pins
better than the runner-up combined
score of GIT turned in by Billy Mis-
chou, another Temple luminary.
Paul Volz of RoSslyn was third,
50-662, in a field of SO contestants.
L. P. Keller of Hyattsville bagged
high consolation game prize with
1852. 1t was Hubbard's second vic
tory of the season in handicap
events. He recently won the Queen
Pin Halloween event
Sharing the weekend busy bowl
Ing spotlight was Madge Lewis, who
fired season record score of 439 in
leading the King Pin team to a
sweep over the Spillway in a Ladies
District League match. The dynamic
King Pin captain started her big
set, the second highest ever rolled
in the fast loop, by tying Marge'
Smiths season high game of 100,
with only five marks, triple-head-
er strike and two Spin spare
counts. Her other games were 131
and 148. Despite missing great
change TO top Lucy Roses all-time
league mark of AS. Madge regained
the individual league leadership
with an average of 1892 for SO
games.
The victory gave the King Pins,
who tailed COL and 1,750, first place
over Brookland Recreation on total
pins.