Evening star., 1954-05-03

SnsEAes e. O~Eh"fu' Dave burrows
as treasurer. Ebersole, reelected
for a three-year term, is COM
pleting his 14th year in Office.
The sanction fee was raised
from 81 to $1.50 per team.
Frank D'Imperio of Indian
Head. Md, who rolls in the Dis
trict Minor League. won the
mems all-events with 1859.
beating out Vince Della of Balti-
more by 2 pins. Anita Trott of
Washington was nosed out for
the women'S all-events title by
Mary Kuebler of Baltimore,
1,139 to 1,137.
Hyattsville Women Rule.
The Hyattsville women's team
Of the Capital Major League fin
ished on top with 1,740.
Harold Carbaugh and Charles
Harshman of Haeerstown, Md,
won the doubles title with 834,
and Frederick, Md, produced
the runners-up in Woodrow
Weddle and John Englebrecht.
Guy Andes of Washington was
first in the important John Den
mis- tournament with five-game
score of 719.
Bill Moore of Washington was
one pin behind the mems sin
giles winner, Della, whose 443
featured his victory in the all
events. Della was the only
double winner.
The women's doubles title
went to Libby Rakowski and
Juanita johnson of Baltimore,
who had 787. Norma Gunkel
and Mary Kuebler of Baltimore
were second with 750.
Whitewash Averted.
Harry Peters and Flo Reynolds
Of Connecticut won the mixed
doubles with 1874 to save New
England's star packed entry
from a Shutout.
The tournament, second larg-
est in congress history, at
tracted 953 teams. 584 doubles
and 1853 singles.
Other winners and runners
up:
Mems teams-Patterson of Baltimore,
mona mona Tecond Vs sss Rsssent ConRressmen' Rich
1;o,I{S 1;o1S; second Ell Sips Grove Dairy Ports
Mems Mems rsgullsIT lI booster teams Gays
Combers. Derby. Conn, 1856.
Womens Tegular booster teams-gry-
ants hoe Repair; Newport News, W..
eJSR john MMi1srd NSGs 2nds MssS sss
tonSury, H; Conn. 1Si ni 7oS. D'' "''luaA' olA'
5ohn s4 secend Ka'1 Asn hs
Greensboro. Greer N. C., 52S. AAe Ni'eN
Mixed doubles Peters and Flo
second, Moe Clark and Doris Leigh, New
port ews-Portsmouth. Va, 1872; ,
Newspaper writer's singles-Joe Will
helm III, Greensboro. 394; second. Vern
Barrett. Portsmouth. 344.
Mems "B', booster teams-White Rose.
''Vn3 Women's Ti toHE aB' booster teams-old Do
minion Mattress. Norfolk. 1923; second
Cougars. Norfolk. 1.506.
Mixed, regular booster, teamsoaLevy
and Parke Un-1nc.. Norfolk l:1a9; Sec
Mixed "B' booster teams-20th Gen.
tury Mixed No. . Winston Salem, N. c.,
1.709; second. Wood Choppers Nor
Other high finishers from the
Washington area included:
Jenkins sheetmetal 1.86sl. fifth in
IL, W,695p. nth in women's champion:
ship: Conman Realty l1,774,. NTH, and
Trinity Lutheran No. l Q,759). seventh
in mems regular booster class: once
Force No. 2 Il .495). women's booster
once, Force No. 3 l,692l: sixth
mixed regular 6S9ster Once Force NO
Maywood winslow. John Bauer 1890,
(793O, seventh. mems doubles: Millie
Stadtler.Olive Petit T39). third. Doro-
thy Nichels-Marie Fawley 713, fifth,
and Lillian Carlton, Marion Hamilton
ccfrenshaw t4so> sixth. and Al Fleisher
Lyn Kucsek (373). seventh. women's
singles: Bill Moore 1.202), fourth, and
all-events: Lyn Kuczek u,105), sixth,
Frank Micalizzi Q;20D, fifth. mems
Olive Petit G.o7D. 10th. women's all
events. AGNES Relas-ElliS Neiman (170).