Evening star., 1960-05-02

Washington bowlers were
left with only two major titles
after Baltimoreans blitzed the
National Duckpin champion
ships which closed over the
week end in Richmond with a
record 1,130 teams having
competed. The previous high
was LIT.
Pla-Mor Lanes zoos stood
up for first place in mems
championship teams, with
Frederick Motors zoos good
for second.
Inez Rhine's record 458 in
women's singles won handily
with Jackie Coulson's 446 re-
manning second.
Washington lifted a title in
booster competition when Coast
Guard Headquarters No. l,
with 1,765 in the mems B di-
vision, was unchallenged.
Bob Lockhart, who led most
of the tournament mems all
events with a formidable l,289,
was dropped to third when Jim
Chearno of Baltimore last
night shot 453 in singles, 462
in doubles and 377 with his
team for 1892. He beat out
by a single stick Dick Nelson
of Atlanta who the day before
registered 422, 4O4 and 465 to
diSplace Lockhart.
Another leader from WASH
Iington was ousted when Ford
Gum No. 2 of Charlotte, N. c.,
shot 1861 in mems regular
booster teams, leaving The
Film Center second and Ar
linston, 535. No. 4, third.
Fulford's Radio and TV.
which had been second in
women's championship teams
with 1901, wound up sixth.
In the mems John Dennis
singles, Nelson supplanted
Mount Rainier's Pete Loomis
in first place by shooting 721,
and thus prevented a sweep of
the first four places by Wash
ington bowlers. Tony Santini
finished third, Julie Singer
fourth and Leon Fleisher, fifth,
Baltimoreans captured five
OF the nine major titles.
All-time tournament records
were broken 18 times and two
were tied. The most notable
scores were Mrs. Rhine's 458
and the 1859 with which Ethel
Die Of Baltimore set a wom-
ems all-events record.
The three leaders in each
division:
Mems Championship Teams: 1-Pla-
MOT MOT Lanes Arlington., 2.OO9: w
FREDERICK Motors, Washington, zoos
| 1000 2Oto"he Cleaners Danbury' Conn
WOmen's Championship Teams; - I
ArStocrat Dairy, Baltimore, ,S34: >
FSoSSi-A-Drome FnrS c Matorettes,. East Hart
Heights, Baltimore. / 500
Mems REGULAR Booster Teams. - I
Ford Gum No. ., Charlotte. N. c.
.S6l; 2--The Film Center. washing
XTlinFtoH. G3i Sa& ss@ssAFlins'On' .sss 5a6' No, a
| WOmen's Regular Booster TeamS:-1
Auto Radiator and Glass. Charlotte
n G. ;124; 2-Parkettes No, 3. Baiti-
more; l,7l3; 3-Roy White Flowers
CnSIiSit'' M.S. :R!' \ SSo,t., g., l;5o2 2,,m,, c,
Guard Headquarters No. i, washing.
ton' .765; - Centenary Methodist
no; ?, Richmond 1881: 3-Trinity
Lutheran Iao No. 2. HaEerstown, Nd.
Womsn's "B" Booster Teams: -
Soeiables. Richmond, 1881: 2-Wvthe
recreation No. g. Hampton, Va. .565:
80, seaboard sunliners, Richmond,
Mixed Regular Booster Teams: /
n G. 1.so9; 2 = chsriottss' Best, est
charlotte. N. C. 1900; 3-Last Min
utes washington, 1877
Mixed "B" Booster Teams: &c
I,7sI G-GsA-NstionaI' I''InGSRG; Arci9iVe. ya; No
Washington, 1903: 3-Lewis Five,
hannapolis N. C. $50
Mems doubles Ed wojnowski-
5d Wsrneld, Baltimore. s74: "A
SSbbsniiDaVe SbniVe Little Baltimore, S74: g.
SharleS HarSchman-Frank Turner
Haserstown, Nd, $50. 'ie'
Women's doubles: Jean Robip-
SON Ethel Die, Baltimore. sos. 9wKit
Roska-Norms Lonso Hartford, 7as:
5~Lors Farmer HELEN Hatch. Rich
H.%gs. Msp's 'insIss: esnn 1l@TO9y ls; Rsla Del Rocco
Iotta, Baltimore, 4s1; 3-Bob BeehIer,
VI, Wtomen's singles: 1-Inez Rhine.
Wsshinst0nn, fas ls sIIsSkie sIsSss WiD.so SG1lson
KannapoHs, N. c 43e.
Mems an-eventS: flames Chearno.
Baltimore, 1899: 2-Dick Nelson. At
ian iants. l;@ai Bob Lockhsrt, wash
Baltimore, 1859; 2-Louise Bauer,
Providence. R. L, 1900.
,, Mixed doubles: l---Faye Hudson
22mooEmma Kidd-Cni Kidd, Baltimore.
Giansanti, Wethersfeld. Conn, siO.
John Dennis mems singles: Dick
Nelson. Atlanta. 721; Pete LoomiS.
Mount Rainier. Md, 72O; Stony
Santini, Washington. ia.
John Dennis womens singles: L
Doris Leigh, Portsmouth, Va, $40: .
Dot Cridlin. Richmond, 543; 3-Julia
Young, Hyattsvile, Nd, 536.
Special matches that chris
tened the areas three newest
bowling palaces Saturday re-
suited in some uncommon COM
petition.
At NARROW Heights, Patsy
StroeSSner, Baltimore's young
duckpin star, took the mea-
sure of Washington's Eddie