The Washington times., 1929-12-18
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Ihe winners In the first annual
washington Times south p aW
sweepstakes, which closes ton1or-
rev at the Coliseum, viii find
themselves greatly enriched Tor
tie Christmas holidays.
The large number OF entries
VII permit the following distribu-
tim of prize money: A juicy $50
stun for the first prize, with $1S
aof second, $l2 for third, $40 for
Fourth and $6 for fifth,
70, assure interest up to the
very last box, two supplementary
ptlzes or Sc each have been set
aside for the highest game and
hskhest set rolled In the course OF
the sweepstakes.
No entrant can afford to lose
the chance of finishing In some
be the money. While Larry Fitzr
gerald's 6O6 set Is q stand-ol1t, the
hivh game, l39, held by Raney,
IS well within the reach Of any
of the competitors.
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AT least ! half dozen 500
sets are expected in the ,dnal
five-game block r0Il-off, with
an the other scores compare
lively larger.
k is certain that there are at
Esast 3 dozen 'slefties" who are
earable Of arnassing mighty
totals particularly high games.
Any ''hot-handeds duckpinnerf
stands . chance Of counting bet
ter than $50 game. Six hun
Tred five-galne totals are frequent
achievements In tourney.
Amy ties for any Of the prizes
Nil be rolled-off as soon as pos
kihIe. !.
cutie q number of 'lefties"
Who held back because they
feared to- compete against the
renowned tssouthSiders" who had
eAtered are .regretting their back
wardness.
The Oft repeated contention
tat every man had Q chance
Wes proven with vengeance.
None of those who finished
among the first 10 In the open.
iI1g blocks were termed as stand
outs BY the Wiseacres, though
every one had an ardent follow
ing.
Another great feature Is
that every one Of the first is
have better than an even
chance Of finishing In the
money while q half dozen
Others have fighting chance.
chance.
The Temple Southpaws proved
their true caliber as q team, each
one finishing well-up toward the
ton. Abbie Clark was second,
Hyxi1ie Schecter, their anchor
nan sixth: Benny Womersley,
tenth; Andy Allen, eleventh, with
George Allen, WHO met with q
f9ck of bad breaks, the only
ole down the list.
erny WQmersley Is the busiest
s66thpaw ia the business. He
us with three different leagues
I'D Is outstanding in each. He
q bne Of the top-notchers ia Earl
Stockings pet Saturday. Night
league, rolling with HaFennerss
los the Riggs team, ia the
mixers League, keep ita fine
sanding and is pillar of
strength In the coIorful Temple
lttpaw team in the Northeast
que. IS :. 4.
esides this he Is the secretary
serer Of both the Northeast and
stern Leagues. As u this wasn't
Dugh for any one man, he can
found showing the divers ciien-
80 at Temple how to make
onkey spares almost every
at Of the week.
eW Templates are anxious to
Se him on head to head.
Also Il was Benny's inde-
atigable efforts In signing
- sIefties" regardless Of their
Vocation that helped consider
ably In swelling the number
~ entries for the current
Weepstakes.
Though he has always main.
he'd big averages this is undoubt-
IL his greatest year. He has real
csior without resortfng to eccen.
tcities. When you once see Benny
xn you never forget 1t.
Harry Carroll has arranged q
Christmas Day attraction for both
liS Recreation and Coliseum al
Tvs. Bowling skill wiz avail
little.
Every hour from ii q. m. till
m. d name of q bowler viii
81 drawn out Of 3 bat and tbs
I0eky one will be given 3 box oi
candy.
Gala Scores Victory
Over Greek Grapplel