Evening star., 1946-01-18
De oot Quits as Redskn Coach Edwards Named Successor
Mamma Absher Goes AbowIin
And Shows Up Family Stars

with duckpin ball that appears to
be a marble in his big, powerful,
honest-looking hand.
Some mani" says the young
fellow.
Some woman!" said Pop when
Mrs. Absher reported in from a Star
tournament performance at the Hy-
attsyille Recreation in the Hyatts-
vile Independent Ladies League.
With handicap Of rs, she rolled
410. This won't win the tourna-
ment, but it's a moral centainty
that Mrs. Absher will be in the pay
OIL. Pop and daughters hope to
take the conceit out of her, accord
ing to Captain Dick, by landing
higher in the prize list. All are
eligible for several more chances in
the tournament, bowler being per-
mltted to compete every time he
rolls league set and pays the entry
fee of 81.
In the meantime, says Richard,
the Absher girls and Pop are givin'
Mamma no back talk.
Earl Youtsey Of the Hyattsville
Merchants League, who won the
Sister Kenny Foundation Fund
tournament at Hyattsville for the
first victory of the sort in a long
bowling career, appeared headed for
another one last night in The Star
tournament when he opened a set
with a game of 1853. He did alright
in the second string with 1877, then
up popped go. His 54-444 may
land him in the money.
Essentially. this is a tournament
for low average bowlers, though
scratch prizes make it a bargain
too, for the experts. Highest handi-
cap noted so far is that of John A.
Joyce, Of the new Panama Canal
Zone League, organized by Ed Nash.
ranked 10th nationally. Joyce bowl
ed actually on 276 at the Hi-Skor
but with a handicap of 1T he likely
will bag a prize with a gross of 453
High scorer of the night was
George Martin of the Rosslyn Com
mercial League with 60-468.. Esther
Petit. competing at Silver Spring,
mad the women's top rally of 90
4l3. Vlckie Snyder, shooting at the
Hl-Skor with handicap of 96,
missed the coveted 4OO-mark by one
stick.
Other excellent scores were regis
tered by Robert A. Dunnigan, Green
way, 78-455: Roland Brown. CHEVY
Chase Ice Palace, 72-454, and c. G,
Buscher, College Park, S4-452.
Best scores reported last night:
ss5; Eleanor seaborn' 's; s7S3 s79oio; Louise S5m
SsTlsoRf aens n SsN259; Nifnb.A ANNIE Carlson 7$54
ss!t sa49s 4F9!sHs' Joe J6el5 + cardsd. II l. j.. HsE
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dtPSsasR tPsasma lsmisz canal Ionty Men ]oha 5oze,
4i2: Glerc W. Hawk, I17@4IG; Ronald
sss EssE 2ss?hi5 Leslie otsd
1Hyattsvilie Independent5. S5N41o. Asen Men
fa4 II: 5o4sffE ! Mtie4 Hssssttsxts sss @
seeker SEX; caEE 55eff wieffeldt' 69-4o4 Z. B. Bic
wemss ass! sstheFs ssPEh5eFMssr Pststr 5drs
merciaD, 6o-46s:. H. G. McDonsall I1Hr cAr
lington County Police(. 93-434.
IasE9rsaw IaeFS ssriksamssa & RsofKEtos ( NsN,cs
3{FRssTHstiG33s!. {FsH l3sL4io 21Das; GeoFse A. Arnetj
Natter, 57-se7; francis. e6Ws5i e6s5ie st E
Francis XAVIER. Men: Robert A. Dunni-
gan, 7S-455; Tom Buckingham, IO5-
49, Frank Wills, 96-419 wash. Catholic
ClaEendon-R E johnson Clarendon
Church). 9o-433; Jack Mahoney, go
4@g r; ! johnson. Sol.
citizensl; 6s-434; johnny Burger { Gpistej hte
Club. $3.50; James Carter tR. l. Ave Ave
p, BTookland-Women: Rosalie Matthews
.Mlchigan Park Warden's Mixed, S7-376;
Rosalie Matthews (Southern Dairies Mixed
S6-365. Men: John Huttel (Western
Electricl. S7-431: Leslie Engle (Michigap
Park Warden's Mixed, 75-41I: j. NJ
Hall, 96-406; Charles C. Smith, 7s-402
chgetIan, Mepn1 ,Rasi1nier1mJohn Rector Ninth St
n. B. Milland. 114-377: Elizabeth Vein
Men: Roland Brown, 7s@454: RUS
Coombs, 12s-439: Harry Britt, s1-4I3
tJunlor Board of Commerce