Evening star., 1946-01-12
Best BowIers Take
Back Seat in Stars
Citywide Event

Inspired by the brilliant efforts
of Jesse C. Smith, the 72-year-
old Income Tax bowler who tops
the mems division with 93-496 and
Mrs. Geraldine Summers surpris-
ing bid for women's championship
with a lusty 90-465 count, a bunch
of new low-average contestants last
night rolled high among the leaders
in The Stars 18th annual city-wide
tournament.
Turning in consistent games of
141, 139 and 139 in the Mount
Rainier Commercial League, Rich
ard Fitzgerald gained third place
with 469 which included a 5l-pin
handicap, while Midge Kangiesser
posted 93-414 to take over the run
ner-up spot in the women's class.
Brewer Tries for Seventh.
Travis H. Brewer, rolling in the
Country Club League at Bethesda
Bowling Center with 75-450 tied for
seventh place with Lou Howder of
the War Departments Transporta-
ton Corps loop.
Teeing off with 165 at Chevy
Chase Ice Palace, r. E. Newland,
105-average roller in the Bureau
of Ships League tailed AS with SO
free pins. Abe Beaver, the veteran
Navy Yard shooter, counted 39-442
at Fort Davis while Raymond Vogts
shared the limelight with 39-441.
Isabel H. Petek posted 81-4O9 in
the Internal Revenue Ladies loop at
Hi-Skor to gain fifth place in the
women's section while her team
mate, Helen c. Woke tied for ninth
place with 99-403.
Women Beat 400 Mark.
Among the other fair rollers to
gain prominent spots were Wave
Joanna Quinn, who counted 69-4O2
at Convention Hall and Amelia WAL
ler who Tailed 87-402 at Northeast
Temple.
Best scores reported last night:
Bethesda Bowling center-Travis Il.
Brewer, 75-450; Roscoe Scannon, 93-
405; Edward c. Fish, 7s-402 Country
Club.
80 Bro9klandaawemen; Kitty Dooley. Ga
Ssa; Norma H. han 49,. 63E,asS; Evelyn e. g;
1Brookland LADIES'. Men: John J. Ryan,
Philip, Philip Gentileo5e' ad so1' 75-4o2; Charles r
SoRysn;iop asWonsP; as9g Joanna ss,nn
y1 Hsyna curts 4e't9sn IAmeriesa 9sai Security. s4
75N437: Ira Anthem building Manase-
buresu). 63-4is; ]. ". king Gateway.
| s7-416: william D. McBee (Buildins Man
agemen19, s1M41o ST. c z: Turner tsate-
4s@o2: Earle L. johnson tsecurity Club,
Rosslyn-women: Midse Kangiesser ,es
E4i4;i .tia;i Dolly Conway 1886 'Rosslyn
Chevy Chase Ice Palsce-R E Newlsnd,
James c fesHtss Rsiey. ssos As5ns lBSreau oi
Silver spring-Andy Myrgg, Sizes;
Lewis W. Schneider, 1875 Indepen-
Mount RainisE-Richard Fttzsersld;; 81
RoesFt Nssgs: Msl,sr ssSss Sa141s.r 'ia
Mount Rainier Commercially.
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independently. Men: A. J. Massinople, 72-
427: Paul Weimer. 99-442.
1 Fort Davis-Joe Van Sickler (Fort Da
Wis Minor, 54-43s; Abe Beavers NAV!
Yard, 39-442; Raymond Vogts; 80
al: Wslter Larson 42-414; Mike 1ta
|, Northeast Tsnple-swomsn;; Amelia We,
(Temple), 1880. Men: Norman A. Kreb
Greenway-william H. Ritter 102-
435: Alexander Abel. 6o-429:. Leonart
AS; Edgar A: White, 6o-l5; Ted Hon
400: George Evans, 1o2--405: Ed Weleh
Francis XAVIER.
gEantln Pence se-is; J. c. KeIehsn
j H-skor-women; Isabel H. Petek, ST.
) Revenue) Men: J. J. King, 9e-26; A
Tenebaum, 60-409 (Hi-skor Bushes
/ Spillwsy-Women: Mildred stsdtler, g
-376: Louise Carlson, 69-371 lspillwa
! LADIES' Men: L. ]. wainwright, 99-40s
william seaborn, 69-436; Oscar Heron
Penn-Henry Hamilton. 75-43s; Grad
4a?: Sylvester Moberly, SEQ; Ben 4
i g; Grier, 93.4I2 John Thuma $50 a
4oI: Abbie Cooper 4e-4o1 Getty Pos