Evening star., 1952-05-12

Field Of 81 Qua|ifiers
For Bowling Crown
Rated of the qualifying test,
Paul Perkins of the District Major
League could be the bowler to beat
for the area match-game duckpinI
championship.
Perkins, a member of the Pabst
team af the District Major League,
rolled a 5-game set of sos last
night at Colonial Village to top
the 80 qualifiers for the match
game event. Eliminations will be-
gin next Saturday night.
Perkins finished with a game of
176, high for the preliminary. His
other counts were 90, 164, lat and
116.
Bill King. defending champion
and three-time winner who has
bowled but little in competition
this season, qualified comfortably
with 603. Thirty-six competed.
Other qualifiers were:
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Lindsay stott, .ss5; John Mandss. S35;
Jarman, $50; Bob Miciotti. 627; Tommy
Mock 1850 winner, 625: Paul Moore. r..
625; Bill stalcup, 624; Tony Santini go;
Mischou. 604; Elmer, swartz, 6Q2; Bill
Geib. sol Pete Townsend, !5ss;. Don Cost,
Owen Nickels, 572: Al Wright. $40 and
Frank Acuuino. 565.
On the strength of his perform
ance in the second round of the
Ellis Goodman Near-Star event
last night at the Greenway Bowl,
Owen Nickels of the Clarendon
Major League must be reckoned
with in the major match-game
tournament. This, even though he
lost out in the third round. In
eliminating Leon Rice. 40. Nickels
averaged 1892 with a high game
of 152. Later he fell before Bill
Bursey in a tough match, 4-3.
Ray Watson reached the semi
finals by defeating Bill Laraby.
Al. and Bill Taylor, Al; Bursey
by beating w. G. Van Meter, Al,
and Nickels; Elvin Shank by draw
ing a bye and defeating Tom
Chancey, and Lew Malitz by
drawing bye and downing
George F. Smith, Al.
Semifinals and finals will be
rolled Saturday night. with action
starting at 1880.
After Joe Pricci was elected vice
president of the Washington City
Duckpin Association Saturday
night it was discovered he wasn't
eligible for the Office. due to his
business connection with a bowl
ing plant.
Dick Bogley of the C&P Tele-
phone League, the new president,
ANNOUNCED today that Tony San
TIM, only other candidate for the
vice presidency, automatically
takes over the Office. -:
Irene Malitz is the new secre-I
tary-treasurer, first woman ever
named to the post. The new
Standing Committee is composed
of Emmett Scott. James Carroll,
John Parise, Frances Wilson,
James Dudley, Elmer Meade, Lew
Malitz and Clarence Appler.
The mems District Major League
will pay off tomorrow at 1880 pm.
at the Bladensburg Lanes. Prize
winners and final team standings:
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1887, $50; Bill Mischou, 126-4O, $25;
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spilman. 1aS ttiedJ. $3.50 each; Abe
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Perkins, 45S, So.
The Washington Women's
Duckpin Association champion
ships will open tonight at the
Lucky Strike, with teams from
the Washington Ladies League
dominating the program, start
ing at 1870.
The District Minor League will
be featured tomorrow night,
when the following roll:
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worth.
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Singles: Virginia Sherwood, Betty Coil,
| Pauline Hay, Lucille Traband. Laura
Busch. Doris La Rochelle, Pat Burch and
Sis Wise.
Doubles: Rita Welch- Elise Semer jian,
Rita Robinson Mildred Veselik, Regina
Duckson-Mary Luttrell, Agnes Collins
Singles: les issy. Patsy Matthews, Dorothy Kos
atka Evelyn Miller, Louise Frisbee, Inezl
Bryan, Jane MacCord, Julie Rapczinski,
Douhles. Eleanor Simmons Clara Eraz;er
Teresa Valentine-Eva Disney, Bessie Day.
ton -Trudy Grenan. Mary Keehan Sophie
Dampier Kit Cushman- Edith Rice, Elsie
Voucher Jamie Egan, Edith Shope- Ulda
Eldred, Frances Van Patten- Margaret
Workman, Helen Peters-Florence Matter.
Ruth Cartin-Doris Cusic, Barbara Wort
man Ida Tavenner
Twenty years ago - Jimmy
Foxx of the Philadelphia Ath-