The Washington times., 1929-02-28

cinch winner Of the tourney.
Marie Frere and Marjorie Bradt,
holders Of the women's doubles
championship, are among the
entrants. Both are considered
dangerous and 1t is probable that
several other women also will enter
the lists. Entries for the tourney
close at midnight.
Among others who have filed their
entries are Harry w. Wolstenholme,
father of the famous Glenn and
Jack. Paired with Jack, Mr.. VOL
.stenholme recently won the father
and-son tournament. Raymond
Cross. Masonic League scorer;
George DracOpolous, captain of the
New England Cafe team in the Ma
tional Capital League, are others
after the first money.
The Masonic League is well repre-
sented. Lafayette Lodge has Harry
Armiger. Jack Williams, Harold A.
Neff, and John p. "Pop' Evans.
Armiger and Williams are veterans
OF the game. while Neff rolled ITO
in the Evening Star tournament for
! high game. Evans has long been
identified with local bowling in
numerous capacities. Louis Silver
berg, Louis Berman. and w. J.
Hyde are ST. Johns entrants, and
the Washington Centennial Club has
entered w. 3. Folger, william
Webb, Bob Ettinger. and Bitten
bender.
1t is quite probable that field
of so will vie for honors. Ernest
Burkhalter, Ellsworth Moyer, a
prize winner in the Star tourney.
Chester Bid and many others from
other leagues are entered.
The first set Of five games
VII be rolled at King Pin No. 2,
Eighth and e Streets. North.
west. Saturday night at 7:30
o'clock. All bOWIers are urged
to be on hand at Z o'clock to
get their aiIey assignments
after drawings have been made.
Interclub League was set by tbs
leading Vista team against the
Aroras when they rolled 614 iT
their final set. BY winning theil
three games last night the Vistas
also set another record by running
their winning streak to 20 con
secutive games. Scheer led thG
team with 153 The concluding
| five-game block of the match
against the Holy Rosary team
will be rolled at the Coliseum mex
week with the Vistas enjoying +;
21-pin advantage.
| A hot battle is expected at th'
Temple alleys tomorrow night wheI
/ Leo Rinaldi's Italian.American team
| will answer the Temple Italians
challenge. The Rinaldi team will
be composed OF Leo Rinaldi, 10,
Frechi, Tony Santini,. Joe Pricci
and Allie Pacini. The Temples viii
line up with Benedetti, L. Bonn
brest. Courzzi. Vitale, C. BoTnbres
and Costa. The second and con
cluding block of five games will b.
night next week, total pins t.
count.
Another grudge match is sche.
duled for Hyattsville Saturday
| hight WHICH, bAC NUASCuHA UAW
Boys and the HyattsviIle Old
Boys meet. Another keen match
there will be the contest between
the Bethesda Fire Department
and the w. s. s. d. teams.
Thirty eight newspaper bowler
remain in the championship clas
and. % will fight it out in the con
ISOLATION flight as the result of TIL
first round elimination rolling, con
cluded last night with M. L. Ober
man. of the IT,. s. Daily. rolling tn
high set OF sol. G. Leslie Malcolm
Times. and George Bergling, Post
were tied with 499 as the low quail
fiers High score in the consolation
flight fell to Robert H. Rebholta
Times, when he shot 562 last night
E. A. Kennedy. U. S. Daily. an,
Elwood A. Baker, Star, were tn
low qualifiers in this division.