Evening star., 1945-01-10
Reidy Twice Rolls Gross 442
In Two Loops in Star Event

agency LadleS loop with l00-407 at
Hi-Skor.
Some heavy firing is promised in
the tournament tonight with both
the mems and womens District
Leagues matches on tap. Due to
their generally low handicaps it is
going to take a powerful lot of roll
ing for any of them to move among
the leaders, but the chances are a
number OF big games and scratch
sets will be posted.
Wright Gets Another Chance.
Due for another shot in the tour
nament will be AL Wright of Clar-
endon, who last week chalked up
100 in the Lafayette major loop for
the mems top game.
Wright, incidentally, was the only
one of the 10 Washington ace bowl
ers who brought back some win
ming dough from their recent Con-
necticut trip. The United States
Open was a complete washout for
the Capital sharpshooters, but
Wright just before catching train
home the following day fired 97O to
win top prize for $l25 in the State
Recreation Center tournament.
Tonight's Mems District League
matches starting at will see
Northeast Temple pinmen, eight
games in the lead, host to Spill
way; King Pin at Colonial Village,
Brookland at Hyattsville, Greenway
at Hi-Skor, Bethesda Bowling Cen
ter at Clarendon and Lucky Strike
at Lafayette.
Jessie Keith to Roll.
Jessie Keith, who ranks among
the first 10 leading woman bowlers
of the Capital, will bolster the pace
setting King Pin lineup tonight
| when the Ladies' District League
front-runners meet Colonial Village
at King Pin in one of the six
matches carded at 7::3O. She re-
places Margaret Lynn, who is out
for the balance of the season due
to an appendectomy. A 2-1 victory
over Rosslyn in a postponed match
gave King Pin a one-game lead
over Brookland and Hi-Skor.
Other tussles will bring together
Takoma and Hi-Skor at Takoma,
Ice Palace at Brookland, Lafayette
at Lucky Strike against Red Circle
Rosslyn at Spillway and Silver
Spring at Bethesda.
A note to alley managers and
their assistants: In figuring tourna-
ment handicaps be sure the wom-
ems are based on 118-not 1913. Sew
eral instances have occurred where
scores turned in have included
handicaps based on the mems
scratch of 1913.
| Some Of Leading Scores.
CLARENDON Women: Mary Dyson, 7s
l-395; Nellie Miller, 4S-3S3; Ida Gold
eEenb SeEe 6s75 SAM s14s s, hs,o
40 Army service Fsrcssi; Harold Meyer
4smase; 7eFeA;GGHys GeCEse sa Sroft 80. s9M4oa o :.
Peterson, 93-414; Leroy Burdette. 63-
IL III ,{WashhiJnsston {hJss Catholic; Francis Tay-
aH1-sKoR.women: virginia N. purkett
Agency: Men: Howard ozer. 1ssW4os
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Dambrozio, 72@o3 National Gallery oi
els f1;s. tssf Rse Fssg Essp s:1,;
TSonpsson Lee 4sd5 sshsRl50 Rriaee deolss' desT'ss
| County,.
KNGPIN-Women: Betty Custer 81
| 1894 fFOUSA War Department). Men: Dale
Valentine, 33-436; John Eanes, 57-404
| Bill Caul, 57-394.
j LAFAYETTE-Men Frank Gerard, 6s
1-437 Veterans Bureau
PETWORTH-Men: j. r Hoffman, 81
AZ; Little Sammy Gianola. 99-421; J. C
Killebrew. 99-413 (Petworth Major)
.ROSSLYN-Men: James Buckner, 129-
AL Army Map Service).
| TAKOMA-Women Jane Masemer. 81
Stambaugh, 72-365.
49, uTEMPLE--Frank Denenna, 7s-442
Wuiiam Greiner, 51-433: Cha rles Thomas
g6-426; J. H; Tusner, 69-426 (Templs