Evening star., 1949-01-24
Alice DuvaII Takes
Lead in Star Spin
Event With 434
By Rod Thomos

The big lull OF Inauguration Week
out of the way, Washington's bowl
ing army resumes large-Scale as
sault tonight on the 1000 or more
prizes at stake in The Stars 21st
annual tournament. The competi-
ton will continue throughout this
week and the next, week having
been added to the schedule to COM
pensate for the bowling void of the
Inauguration period.
Thus far only a few scores have
been reported big enough to COM
mand more than passing respect
in a tournament featured by full
handicaps. One of the most for
midable is that of Alice Duvall,
92-average bowler, who registered
78-434 at the Lucky Strike in the
Eastern Star League, to take the
lead in the Womens division.
However, there are so many fat
awards that even if first place were
locked up the incentive to COM
pete would be little affected.
Following are some Of the best
performances reported:
46S; Bill Duvall, 39-45l; Frank DetorIe,
81 ABB: Robert Hart. 93-433 Charles Di
Gptad eIaPd p4iee' 2S459 5a42s. 3 J. Harris 654ao
Kats2Sn M9MES smoPt, dsas3E 3n Serene st4ssk
na9 Gpo: oS5-SaI: MENc L Mei4hs' croSn IoS1S0i
s3s sfs RlS FDnck 51s2 ARRn RaTard a1Hsk aa
41n; ll4;d:l6 k s63 Norman Vennins' o9-437'
"IsaSF WoMENnDorothy kSfl SFt1y Grennon. s74o5; B.
hqIsfA s;T Hf5Sns Aaf! 0S syp1
96e4a5 August Lavender: 9a-43I.
WoMENmssra Biche4 f314oi; FIoF- sH
ARLINGTON BOWLING CENTER: MEN
LDrew E. Brown ln2-433; 5abr Elm Elmer N. N:
435: Gerhard J, kruger ll7-434; E, J.
TadryE 454 cssmbsrE John aD4sS DonGyan w. *
WoMEN-Pnillls Adams 69-3s9: Helsn ia
jordan S15Si VTE!2a YeEkeS 09SS cS5
Mul!5neaaS NJ S1S. 4 = MiH WsTFen Ril 42:ts5
"woMRSIre6s IeSmah 4f Hess sssi wsSey Mary ss5I
Powell, 15-3s7; Edna Eanes. 72-3s5; Alice
Bruce, ,,1s-3s4; Ruth Gillespie, ;33-3si; ;
GREENwAY BOWL; MENmwnlam A;
Baker ?4-423: L R r Blake arSsc Ss-44s: Psgl
George S. Phillips, 9o-447; Frank selby,
a3-444. Walter Hefin. 6o-440: Lou 1rby.
sa449 Enc Mlf5 4t39 EIa3k 5ak15
Foster. 99-43:33; w Boteler. 75-43l; Dennis
Williams, l20-43O; Robert E. Brousseau.
WoMEN Arneson, 81 21741l; Elise EHse
Ellen odOp 54-49s e:n.1sen Betty cannfIia ansaa
Thelma HoaaTd asieh e58aH ;SneSqP Ph BTlante
$751; Mary & Hardyi ds 72Bso; Bs5czvAsk MaEy
KRUGER; 55-;}s2: Kathryyn HamIIton; 90
S9oo SSsS Asns HaS Marsd e93 espoSs Ss as xo3sf
Catherine Brashears. 7@-3sl Iirgin1a
Armiser s1-3sl; Ruby Crlmmins, 1880;
ITCkY STRIKE: MEN-Joe scribants
Gary, 55:454: Robert Y: Murpby., III
f26 f26-4fs HsA j. ) 5SfS Merryman, , If4-4ls jaek
Meade. 63-44s; James W; Ellis, jr. l0s-
49, W R9land' aTts snbraF 544 s44s e G9od- 900
sl-442; AUSTIN s; Ferris. .33;44o3 F; !.
Wayiand, s4-436: Buddy Biase, 9a-435:
Monroe. Biglow, sl-435; Peter kalla; 70
4 Miller e6; ;432;, Michael J. stanton
aas,4S2; Charles n Kanpard: nsa,o s1,43a p4:fa
iII-431:, william F. shonkwileE, 1o2-43o;
bier. s4-430: Jack Meade; 66-430: HOWARD
K. Tresse; S7-430; J, K. Kurt5 III; 1870:
WOMEN-Alice Duvall. 1s-434; Violet
z. iced; 63-426;, Audrey Mess, se-4I9;
so-4lo: Re6ecca Finn, a3-4o7; K, r
Ketola. s7-401; Norma r Eaton. 6o-404;
Marjorie c. Smith, 63-403 Mildred A.
Veselik. s3-4O2; Claire Parsons; 9o-40l
Allie Brown. 72-399 Mrs. Paul F: Bull
lock 66-39s: Evelyn T Naylor. 4539s;
Muriel B. Scott. 1896; Ray Biekerton'
1898: Ruby NJ. Ehle, 1882: Arvonia
Durrer,a 9o-391; FRANCES B. plckerson,
L Klemin, lOs-3S1; Birdie T. Nall, 70
$s6; por9thy Patntssrsse99 Pgies PPs 81; s4-3s4
3a3 Ferne Anderson. 96-3s3, Mrs. Irene
Bury. s1-3s2, Olga Kazemersky. 39-3S3'
Bertha Ellis. T5-3S1; Anne Walker. So
3sl;. Dorothy J; Schmidt, 1881 m Marie
sickerton, 7s-3so Mary varneys 6e.5s0;
Rebecca F Armstrong, $3.50; Eloise
Robey, 111-37s; Lucy owen. 4@-31s Gene
Evans. l14-31S: Fyances Adams, 105-
Wanda Sinclair, I02-377; Elsie klmball,
1870; Jean Persinger, 1888; Carolyn
49,