Evening star., 1945-01-16
Rabbit, Mrs. Young
Retain Their Leads
In Star Tourney
BY ROD THOMAS.

Jack Rabbit of the Columbia
Heights League and Lucille Young
of the General Accounting once
Mixed League still are on top az
The Stars 17th annual duckpin
tournament moves into the stretch.
The three-week event will end next
Saturday night.
Rabbit, who rolled 500 at the
Columbia with a handicap of SO,
heads the mems division and Mrs.
Young, who registered 9-453 at
Convention Hail. holds the lead in
the women's class.
Only important score reported
last night was Robert ONeills 63-
472 at Henry Hiser's Boulevard,
which placed him in the first 10.
Many BOwlers Trying Again.
With bowler permitted to enter
as many times as he rolls in a league
match, dozens are trying again this
week to land in long prize list.
With large handicaps prevailing,
only one outstanding bowler thus
far has been able to gain a high
spot. Mrs. Young, a national top
Fighter, was coaxed into the tourna-
ment
The Bowlers' Victory Legion,
which is supplying overseas Yanks
with sports and recreational equip
ment, and the Wings of Mercy pro-
gram of the Women's International
Bowling Congress, which is buying
military ambulance planes, will re-
ceive 25 per cent of the entry coin.
The entrance fee is 81. The tourna-
ment is a full handicap affair with
only league bowlers eligible Those
desiring to compete may obtain
particulars from any alley pro-
prietor or manager.
Top Scores Last Night.
| GREENwAY-women: Emma Bourne.
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CLARENDON-Women: Mary Herl, 81
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63-41. boulevard mixed.
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H1sER's BETHESDA Men: william
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SILVER sPRING-Men: Tom Payne =.
I-426
TAKOMA-Men: Byron Mcbride, 105-
395: J. McGeever. 66-3sS (St. Michaelsl
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Weber. 102-374 tTemple LADIES'.
KING PIN-Women: Donna Soret, 66-
37a: Eleana Cermile, 66-375: Msrie d.
Lisi, s1-372 .tst. Martins. Men: W. r
Smith. 117-438 Gateway: Ed Blakeney
33-419 CHeurich Brewers, Robert 1nsels
90-417; Bert Warner. S1-4l3 (Safe.
; way): l.. A. Brooks 117-40s (Heurirt
, Brewers: j. l. Smith. 66-o6; Johr
l Pagan. s1-406; Hugh McCully, 102-404
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