Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-05

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905; FL Geib tied for 10th at 899
and Jack Barley, with 1893, was
18th and last in the payoff.
Pannell, who is Stalcup's
doubles partner, needed 127 in
the final game to catch his pal
and would have done it but for a
freakiSh turn Of fortune. Three
times in the last half of the
seventh string he chopped on
marks and finished with 100.
Stalcup ended in a blaze, with
counts of lat and 165. His other
games were 1873, 1873, 122 and 1913.
Pannell, of to an unpromising
start with 100, followed it with a
1877 and from there on was his
usual superb self until the chop
ping spell.
The major prizes were 5000,
500 and $50.
Stalcup'S was the third i'm
portant victory of the season for
District area bowlers. Bobby
Lockhart won the Megaw Open
and Moore added the Bethesda
Open.
Big surprise of the Women's
Chesapeake Open at the Balti-
more Recreation was Rita Welsh,
who this season blossomed as a
star of the George Deoudes team
|of the Capital Major League.
after a series Of lessons given by
Prof. Josephus Pricci.
When Miss WEIGH finished
fourth, with an average of 1891
for seven games, it was the first
time she ever had made q tour
nament payof. Her prize was
$40. I'm tempted" she laughed.
Ito present it to joe"
Helen Lawrence Hatch Of
Richmond, Va, won with 925.
with Cathy Dyak Of Baltimore
second at 919 and Ida Simmons
Slack Of Norfolk. Va. third at
I91O.
Miss WEIGH opened with a dis
Icouraging "a and after a 108 and
122 appeared to be an also ran.
Then she began to sizzle. In
the fourth game she rolled 1856,
which included a triple strike.
1T followed a blown single-pin
break. In the fifth she shot a
double strike, but could manage
only Ill. Theg she produced
the finest streak of bowling in
the tournament, with games of
l48 and 149. For the last four,
her average was 1881. in spite
of the Ill.
Bing Moen Of Washington,
making q comeback after q sea-
son out Of action, was fifth at
1892. Others from this area in
the payoh were Phillis Jones,
14th at 866 and Mile Stadtler,
18th at 857.
Other prize winners were
Adelaide Guth. Baltimore, 888;
Doris Leigh, Portsmouth, Va,
1856; Ruth Kratz, Baltimore, 88I;
Patsy Stroessener, Baltimore,
1871; Lee Thomas, Baltimore.
876; Gertrude Vitkowski, Balti-
more, 876; Mary Lou Grubbs,
Baltimore. 1853, and Mary Mer-
lyman, Baltimore, 867.
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White-haired Ray Watson,
who bowls with the Rays Electric
Motor and Wheeler Restaurant
teams, put on show in the
Bladensburg Handicap to beat a
field Of 108. the largest Of the
season here. He rolled 708 from
scratch and with a 81 handicap
crossed 729 to prevail by 10
sticks over the runnerup. Andy
Mills Of Curles Movers. who
registered 680-39-7l9.
Jimmy Micro. winner Of the
Kalorama Handicap, was third
at 627-66-693. The guaranteed
prizes we're $3.50, $50 and $40.
Watson's games were l16, 1853,
l49. l24 and l56.
Others in the payoff: Bob
Hynek. 1851: Merle Cox,
1892: Chuck Kramer, $3.50:
Bits Amanuel. 42-677: Fosco
Fattorini, 39-68s; David Frantz.
.60-667: Grady Andrews, ST.
662; Jack Crowl. 69-658; Clay
ton Morgan, 36-658: Bryan
Downey. 42-657; John Yingling.
72-656: Mrs. Bobbie Jones,
60-653: John Tolley. 93-653:
Ed Pugh, 30-65l and Bob Hard
ling, $3.50.
Consolation winners were Billy
Mischou. 623, and Joe Goldman
land Leroy Burdette, 149 each.