Evening star., 1958-05-05
Agnes BeIas
Nosed Out for
Duckpin Title

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May S
(SpeciaD while Agnes BelaS
"sweated it out" in her home
In Washington, two Baltimore
girls sneaked in front of her
in the women's all-events race
as the National Duckpin Bowl
ing Congress closed out its
mammoth tournament here
yesterday.
A total of 972 teams, 766
doubles entries and 1,48l sin
giles entries took part in the
competition that ran 43 days,
A wrong choice cost Mrs.
Belas the title in the women's
all-events. Rolling a week ago.
she fired 1.072 for her nine
game block, but included was
a 375 set for the John c. Voight
team. She rolled 400 with Mil
ler's High Life. but one had to
declare in advance which games
would count in individual
events and Mrs. Belas had
picked Voight.
Lee Myers won the women's
all-events title with l,126 and
Betty Mooney was second with
LIS.
Washington produced a
champion team in Fulford'S
Radio, winner of the women's
title with a score of 1,738. %
sticks better than Cooks Cor
ner of Milford. Conn. Frank
Jones Optician Of Washington
wound UP in third place with
1897.
Washington bowlers took the
honors in the John Dennis
Singles, Frank Bradsher and
Ralph Gaddi finishing 1-2 in
the mems division and Frances
Wilson and Anne Nicholson
getting IL in the womens
division.
Final results:
Mems championship team, Moy-
er Motors, Baltimore. 1888; ., East
Haven Comm All-Stars 1878: g.,
Home Laundry, Baltimore, 1,s70.
Women Wyyomasn's h ehamSjonship ~ team3l. eaTmz33Il.
715; Frank Jones optician. Wash
Mems doubles-1. Ralph DeMstteis
and Mac Carboni, New, Haven. S54; 2,
Roger Cramer and John Englebrecht,
FREDERICK Nd s47' ?, 5iily staicHp SHg
lcherles Evans and Harry Burdett Of
Washington tied for sth with 1897
women's doubles. Nora McNama-
"a and Ann CLARK. New Bedford. Mass.
75s; 2, Loretta Mills and Sara Beck,
Washington 1877,
M, Mems singlesUdI, FSganciy ToSiin .IH,l Fall
Wsshnston' Wash MSS' 81 So fy Pat essRGs cassUs
Women's singies-1, Mary simons,
Manchester, Conn. 396; .. Betty
Mooney, Baltimore, 390. y. Efhel Dize,
Baltimore, 391 4. Sara Beck wash
ington. 400 CMillie Stadtler and In
romar Moen of Washington tied for
9TH with 3S2 each)
Mems all events; Joe Ser9pilla.
Francis Tooiin, Fali River, Mass,
1910; 5, Tony Carotenuti, Torrington,
Conn, 1,196: 9; William Miscious,
Women's all-events-1, Lee Myers,
Baltimore. 1,126: ., Betty Mooney,
Baltimore, 1.115: 3. Agnes Belas. WASH
ington, 1,1O9. Gngomar Moen, wash
ington, was sth with 1.O75O
John Dennis mems singles--1,
Frank Bradsher, Washington. 6s4
. Ralph Gaddi Washinston, 66S 3,
Ralph DeMatteis, New Haven, 668.
billy Stalcup, Falls Church. Va, was
9TH with 652 and John Parke Of WASH
ineton tied for Sth with 650.)
John Dennis women's sineles-l,
Frances Wilson. washington. 512: ..
Anne Nicholson, Arlinston. Va, 500:
3, Ruth Kratz Baltimore. 5ln dot
Bowie, Washington, was 18th with 4s6 J
Mixed doubles Kav Folev and
Norman Chouinsrd. Fall River, Mass
T7f: .. Elizabeth Baroer and Harry
Bollinger Baltimore. 20. 3, Floise
QUINN and Joe PARKINSON, Portsmouth,
Va. 76S fAlice Beall and Norman
Titus Of WASHINGTON were 9Th with
74o and 1ettv Hummer and Bill stall
cup OF WASHINGTON ard uelen pappas
and Julie Sinrer Of WashinEton tied
for 9th with 734)