Evening star., 1956-03-28

Glnnle Slegel OF Cne women
District Minor League now has
her sights squarely on the all.
time Washington area season
duckpin record for women.
Bowling with the Thompson.
Transfer team at Kalorama last
night, Miss Siegel blasted games
of $50, 144 and 1873 for 49,
set that lifted her average tt
1876 for 81 games, only II
pins under 100. Her target is the
1876 for 108 games rolled by
Lorraine GULL in 1949-50 in the
Chevy Chase Ice Palace Major
League.
Miss Siegel has Is games to &c
In the District Minor. To sup
plant Miss GULL in the record
book she must average approxi-
mately 357 for five sets, and the
young lady seems to thrive on
pressure.
She apparently is a cinch to
win the league title, not a mean
distinction in itself. Her closest
. rival, Phyllis Jones of Ceramic
, Tile, is five points behind. The
battle for runnerup honors
promises excitement, with Sara
Stephens of Chefs Buckingham
House and Nell Muff of Fleisher's
Jewellers only one point behind
Mrs. Jones.
The pennant race in the 49,
team league frightened when the
leader, Martin & Boyd, dropped
two games to Hendrix Steak
House while the runnerup Ce-
ramics were sweeping Justine
Nicholson. Lucy Andes was the
star with 379 as Hendrix shot
1921 for the evenings best set
Mary Edwards led Ceramic with
355.
Mrs. Stephens, who paced
Chefs to an edge over Guido's
Auto Upholstery, was second
high for the night at 150-383
Other exceptional performers
were Inez Rhine of Miller High
Life at 378 and Marilyn Of Cen
tral Valet at 1868.
Miss Siegel earned Thomp-
sons Transfer a shutout over
MPM Market. Ceramic, Central
Valet, Fleisher's Jewellers and
Mann's Potato Chips were the
only teams to score sweeps. 9th
er winners were Bank of Mary
land and Kotzin's Dress Shop.
The standings: Martin q
Boyd, 56-31; Ceramic, 54-33;
Thompson's. 1894; Guido's, 49,
80; Miller, 47-40; Chefs. 47-40;
Central Valet. 46-41; Mann's
46-41; Hendrix, 45-42; Justine
Nicholson, 45-42; Beall's ESQ
Alas; Fleisher's, 41-46; Bank OF
Maryland, 40-47; Kotzin's, 49,
40; Grady Motors, 36-51; Royal
Delicatessen, 34-53; Parke SUMO
co, 1888 and MPM, 31-56.
Bobby Lockhart, leading the
areas male duckpinners in
league average, nudged his figure
In the District Major League to
129-75 by shooting 399. His
nearest rival, Billy Stalcup OF
Glebe Radio, gained a little by
rolling 400 to place his average
at 1895. Stalcup was nosed out
for the title last year by Sonny
Weldon.
Lockhart helped Chevy Chase
Chevrolet to an edge over Silent
Sales whose lone win was by III
pins.
The last-place National Bo-
hemians, lately become tough
scored an exciting victory over
Rex Engraving Co., winning the
first game by II pins, dropping
the second by Is and winning
the final by two. To get the
edge, Bob Miciotto spared and
counted nine in the last frame
but Tony Santini was high fol
the Bohemians with 399.
There were no shutouts. In a
brilliant match. Glebe rolled
1871 against 1887 to beat Be-
thesda Forty. Pat Crescent
leading the Globes with 419 ano
Bob Hynek the Bethesdans with
800.
Moe Meade's 163-385 paced
Pepsi Cola to victory over Grady
Motors, runnerup to Chevy
Chase which clung to a two
game lead. Miller High Life
shaded Curles Movers wher
Billy Moore shot 419.
The standings: Chevy Chase
53-37; Grady. 51-39: Glebe. 81
80; Silent Sales, 1912; Rex En-
craving, 45-45: Miller. 44-46; Be.
thesda. @3-47: CIIrleg. 42-4S: