Evening star., 1946-01-30
Elena CerimeIe Rolls
1863 Game for High
lin Star Tourney

Elena Cerimele Is another of the
many Capital low-average woman
bowlers likely to be rewarded hand
|somely for their participation In The
Stars 18th annual city-wide tourna-
ment which ends Saturday night.
Taking her final fling last night
at King Pin, the 92-average St.
Martins Ladies' League roller, much
to her own amazement, reeled of a
1859, the tournaments highest game
for women. To 351 scratch set she
tackled a 78-pin handicap to gain
fourth place in the high gross sets
with 429.
One of the citys more prominent
fair pinspillers also placed high in
the women's standings when Ann
Carlson tailed 51-416 in the North
east Temple Ladies League. Nell
Huff of the Ladies' Bureau of En-
craving and Printing loop moved
among the women leaders with 81
40l at Lafayette.
Mary Brown, ace roller of the
leading Tassa Market team of the
Washington Ladies' League, fired
379 at Lafayette to sport third
high scratch set for women.
Ted Harker of the Premier Cab
League gained fourth place in the
mems section with 54-481, after
rapping out games of 129, 1859 and
129 at Greenway. Joe Shahady of
the Greenway National loop gained
a tie for 11th place with Pat Rosen
of Clarendon with 81-470. Another
sure to land among the long list
of prize winners is M. Biglow who
popped 69-463 at Convention Hall.
Other late highs in the tourna-
ment were James S. Haines' 87-451,
rolled in the st. Francis Xavier loop
at Greenway; Chester Lindstrom's
36-451 at Convention Hall. H.
Dow's $50 at Penn and Matt Ran
SONS 5l-450 at GPO.
Best scores reported last night:
mtsr mntsr Cab . S7E5ss; Men: Tsd H,,,Il. aaTker; !;
eaideron. s + s7Aa5 po1 Doasla. % Love "'t5asm ssm
413; Joe Shahady tGreenway Nationan,
ssll-41oo: J; R: Ruth, s6-4l7; I. Miles.
..
Xavier), s7-451: Buck Bowen. 96-443:
= E. N Holl. s7-43e; J. C. o'conneil
coIumbia-c. A. Smith. $3.50: Mel
vi. Wright GNethodist church,. 7s|46
King Pin-Women: Elena cerimele est.
@attins!. eono. sz1.4s5, 3s642s- Men; Joseph La ia
ot #. EnsIsylnT' iSIs., al si-tol; MaTy Brown
Mieheais. fast 0Ve soS42e waiter Kstseinsk NseIn
eaf el fy: f5 SsiRs Reb.Is !RFf f9eksy s5tSs
Brookland-women: Helen Essex 60
bert pl diiium. so.4ea: Leonard Di Gil
Lueky ssrise.women: Elizabeth Per-
Charles Helms. s4m4o2; a. Kerzuiis. g.
42s; Bert Benson. se-4s4.
Rec sshsf' E Meelssf fsfi 1sG ssnrslnsl. Men, ao
422; Henry Lederer. $50.
Kari Kre6s. ee-4S5; Norman Krebs' Is
Ice Palace-women:. Betty Edwards. rs
sptl,saywcmfn K,,snasr hSs He'd o.
buckingham. s4A4sI: Howard BisseII. Ell
t7s--414;. Capt. C. NJ. Nisen. 111-3a9.
Penn-Women: Sylvia Maslow, l12-
I3aI Men: H. Dow. $3.50
corvention Hall-M. Biglow. 69-63;
ehet 1indi5rOW' n asd.a!r asdMs1 2 Clayton
Immeili 9e-440: Harry Dixon, 66-401: !:
Dan Joynette. 72-402i @. Freeman, rs
.-404.
. Takoma-J v. Parker, s9-421.
Silver Spring-Stephen A. Weigle, 81
Bethesda Bowling Center-Austin Rowe
1910: William Grimes, $3.50; wal
dorf Reed. 42-435; r. F. Brouseeau. rs
I-435: Jack Talbert. 15@32: George
simons, jr.,. 45-4ls; William E. Dykes
I69-416; Louis A. Miller. l0S-415;
Jimmy Burns. 4s-406; Bill Fyock. 81
406.
:, Fort pavis--clarence NJ Price Navy
Yard. 57-457
Government Printing ofice-Matt Ran
som; som :. 5l;w445o' John Elder; s6-432;
421; Clarence Purdy, 51--4O5: Jack
Hutchinson, ,2a7-4I4: F Fabella. 57--4O2;
Milton Walker, 30-400. Women: Marie
Barnes. 114-391.