Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-19
TOURNEY CARDED
AT COLLEGE PARK
Sweepstakes Opens March z.
Many Suburban Rollers
Enter Title Meet.

0WG1IN1 pTOIIiOIElo dIC ulldDlC
- to satisfy their patrons desire
for sweepstakes competition.
IL First it was the Meyer Davis
Ladies sweepstakes, then the
Howard Campbell sweepstakes, now the
Federal Government and Agriculture
sweepstakes are in progress, and a
firemen's sweepstakes is slated for the
near future in addition to the Bill
Wood sweepstakes. Montgomery and
Princes Georges County pinmen recent
ly staged a heated sweepstakes affair
and now Bill Press and Cy Cramer,
proprietors of the University alleys at
College Park, announce their second
annual Maryland sweepstakes, to be
held March 2 and 9.
More than hundred entries, mostly
from the student body and faculty OF
the University of Maryland, already
have been filed. A number Of local pin
shooters have also entered and others
are invited, as the event Is open to all
desiring to compete.
Entries for the event are to close at
midnight February 26. Total pinfall
for 10 games, to be rolled in 5-game
blocks on the successive dates, Will de-
terrnine the winners. Eleven prizes
are being offered Entries may be filed
at the University alleys accompanied
by the 81 entry fee, which also covers
the cost of games rolled.
New suburban alley establishments
around washington will be represented
by the best pin spillers available in the
national tournament at Richmond
next month. Friday, March Il, mas
been designated as Prince Georges
County night. Two Chillum, Lustne-
Nicholson, Hyattsville Auto and Dixie
pig teams of Prince Georges County
Mems League are entered and mem
bers of these teams will shoot doubles
and singles.
entered the following Leo R1naldi, E.
Furr, E. Miller, F. Golf, Ollie Pacini
Mount Rainier Recreation drives viii
be represented by Hugh j. Crawley,
Gilbert Hughes, Hugh F. Crawiey,
George Miller and Raymond B: Ward.
University Park team OF Prince
Georges County Ladies League WIN pc
known as Guides American Beauties IN
the national tournament This team
has won So of 81 engagements this
season in league competition. Ruth
Bowie, Merceda Isemann, Malvlna
Jubb, Margaret Lilley and Frances Nc
Nance compose the team.
Two Of Washingt0n's outstanding
Jewish and italian duckpin teams VIII
clash tonight at Convention Hall in the
first block of challenge match that
has created much interest among these
old rivals.
Holy Rosary, boasting all italian tall
emit. with Johnny Micro, Angelo Gamma,
Leo Balduci, Joe Delisi, Joe Demma,
Joe Italiano, Joe Marcellino, Baldo
Balducci, Tony Maley, Sam Zanger,
Fred D'Ambrosio, Billy Vita, Tommy
and Nick valenza, Mile Chiesa. Bruno
Landi and Gino SINH, ready for action.
will face q formidable Vista CLUB OF
Hebrew Interclub League.
Vistas boast q long winning streak,
having a string of high scorers IN sam
Bortnick. Nat Goldberg, Milton koio.
din. willie ScIeer, Cy Goodman, Al
Tenebaum, Reiness, Levy, Tracey ana
Bill Goldberg. A
Three games will be rolled tonight,
with the concluding set scheduled later
at the Coliseum. AS an added attractlon
on tonight's program Delisi Shoe Snop
uinmen will meet Northeast Iempie
italians In return match.
Southeast AIl-Stars gained 1.637-to-
1919 decision over Georgetown Recre-
alton team last night in the first BLOCK
az a homeland home match on Soutn-
east alleys. H. Bromley and Sam Ben
snr, of the losers recorded the best sets,
L,,t tt,ai,. mates were off color. Gunta-