Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-19
Woman Rollers Open
City Tournament at
Lafayette Mays

pin Association has set May S for
the opening of its 26th annual city
championships at Lafayette. it was
announced today by Secretary Lor-
raine GULL.
Entries close April 10. Entrance
fees must accompany all applica-
tons. Only teams and individuals
of sanctioned leagues are eligible to
enter. Unsanctioned leagues can
join the association in q body.
Membership Is 81 team.
Classifcations for the forthcom-
ing event are: ,
Glass A-Teams 635 and over; doubles
r. sad eve 5la e. Ss4 doubles. ao4 to
4 45' to % SOC; doubles, l94 to 2os; singles,
efass E-T H 4$5 to 45e; doubles, IA
to 1873; singles, 81 to 81: Glass Teams,
Entrance fees: Teams, 1925; dou-
bles, $3.50; singles, SIPS.
All leagues are urged to send in
league averages by April to Miss
GULL at Lafayette.
New classifications for the mixed
doubles are: Glass A, 225 and over;
Glass B, 224 and under. Entrance
fee will be Sc per couple. Brookland
Recreation has been tentatively
chosen at the site with the date to
be set later.
Lois Gladding starred with 149
and 1872 as Edmonds@ Optical
whipped the leading First Restau-
rant, 81, in the hectic Washington
Ladies' flag race. Aided by Louise
Garillis 1873 and 355, Rich's Barber
Shop swept Hessick Coal to gain
a first-place deadlock. First Restau-
rant had 54-pin edge over Rich's.
In two upsets E. M. Bryan Co.
trimmed the third-place Oaks, FL,
and Graf7ettes took the odd game
from s. 81 Fl. Parking Center
Esther Burtons 1874 and BAT helped
Tassa Market beat Bratburd Pigs,
81. Madge Lewis of S. & H. liked
her top average to 1862 with
BIT, while Miss GULL, the runnerup,
banged out 1856 to stay at the heels
Of the pacesetter with 1864.
Administration, with Geraldine
Canning rolling 106 and 287, beat
first-place Standards, 81, in the
National Capital Ladies' League.
Louise Loves 127-330 and Ethel
Barnard's lit single were the big
blows, as second-place .War-Navy
nicked Commerce, 81. Third-place
Economics was 81 winner from
Sparklers, aided by Olga Kazemer-
sky's 316 and Ruth Barry's 113.
Bill Lewis 141 and 373 led as
B. H. Shop No. 2 whitewasheG Shop
No. 6 with q season record score
of 1,768 In the Fort Davis Navy
Yard loop. Charley Wards 1877 and
371 were the edge as Tool Shop No
l defeated Gage Inspection, 81.
District Linen sports a 10-game
lead over Wakefield Dairy In the
Fort Davis Minor League. Roy
Hoover tops with an average of
1850 for Sc games and sports high
season set OF 425.
Clair Baumann of the Adjutants
General Office League with a score
of 252 won first-place prize of 5000
in the weekly Petworth one-ball
handicap. L. Nicholson and A.
Brown tied for second with 246s.
Each collected $50. The event
raised 500 for the Metropolitan Po-
lice Boys Club.
Tonight's District league matches:
Mems major-King Pin at Bethesda
Bowling Center, Hi-Skor at Brookland,
Greenway. Ice Palace at ,Rosslyn and
Mems minor-Petworth at Alexandria,
Spinway at Temple. Greenway at Claren-
don, Bethesda Bowling Center at Airing
ton.
Ladies maior-Hi-skor at College Park,
Brookland at King Pin, Ice Palace at
Silver Spring, Rosslyn at Mount Rainier
and Lafayette at Petworth.
Ladies minor-Colonial Village at
Lucky Strike, Clarendon at Temple, Green
way at Fort Davis and Spillway at Ia
koma.