Evening star., 1947-04-28
DC. Tops Record Field
With II Titles asU. 5.
Duckpin Meet Ends

Washington pin spillers whipped
q record field in taking II cham
pionships In the National Duckpin
Bowling Congress tournament which
ended early today at Bethesda
Bowling Center, with Lorraine
Gulli's successful defense of her all
events crown topping the list. She
was the only champion to retain
her laurels.
Arville l.. Ebersole, executive sec
retary Of the congress and tourna-
nent director, revealed that 642
teams competed for titles, an In
crease of ITO over last year at Prov
idence, r. I. Doubles teams totaled
722, against STA for last year, while
singles entries increased from 1,099
to 1880. Another mark was the
entry of 302 Washington teams,
bettering the 217 figure hung up at
Baltimore in the last tournament
before the war.
These. however. were the only
records shattered during three weeks
OF bowling, although the Bethesda
alleys were considered conducive to
high scoring. Chevy Chase Ice Pal
ace and Bethesda Bowling Center
teams shared mems team champion
ship honors, while Jack Barley of
Washington just missed tying for
mems single honors, finishing one
pin under Champion Winnie Guer-
ke's 445 total;
Final standings, first five in each
major event:
Mems Championship
4, ice Pasiaes. washington. p. G; gethes-
pert; Conn, tied with l.a1a; Brookiand
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6: 1874 Red Crown Rec Lynehburs.
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'er' Charlotte Mems n, e-i pdubIe.. ,,1ns.
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$40; Georse sabiston and Ken srl'snt; XIX. Bal Bal
ssimore, Nd; .s8s; Joe pimisa and Larry
Bruno oiscomi1i; Brldseport. sle.
oneks Batmors t4 JACK
Hartford, Conn. All, Joe Freschi, wash
Women's Championship.
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Washinston, and Chip Kemis. Torrinston..II
Lorrsins Gull, WsshYInsten "saj sa5; Milne
Leo1nard Bridgeport. 5la: Mary N. Brown,
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Mems All Events.
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Ray Watson. Washineton. sl2l2; Dan
SSnfhF5>ert Fa> BE Baltimore, and Charles Pace
Women's All Events.
Lorraine GULL. WASHINGTON. ny: Flo |
Washington, I1oa: Ruth zentz. Baltimore. |
1102; Audrey Atkinson Baltimore. 1893 |
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Seattle. 6-.2; San Francisco, 4-e.
Sacramento, la Hollywood. As.
Los Angeles. 6-3 Portland, 3-4.
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