Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-02

Nh tnSm women, are to take the
K King Pin No. 2 drives tonight
L L for the opening five-game
block of the l5-game Bill
Wood sweepstakes tournament, the last
OF the big sweepstakes on the duckpin
calendar
Marjorie Bradt and Marie Frere,
stars of the Washington Ladies' and
Ladies District Leagues, will compete In
field of we'll known bowlers whose
averages in recognized leagues are
less than 106.
Each tourney entrant paid fee Of
50, so the winner and several back of
him will receive substantial prizes.
The second block of the tournament
Will be bowled next Saturday on the
Lucky Strike alleys, and the event will
De concluded March Is at King Pin No.
l. Bowling each night Is to start
promptly at 1880 O'Clock.
Second round bowling I'm the news
paper mems championship singles tour
nament will be staged next week on the
King Pin No. l drives. In the cham
plonship flight, 43 are eligible to con-
tinue rolling and as many remain in
the consolation flight. The second
1 1r Scnedule Will be announced In
The Star sports section tomorrow.
Score OF 496 and better qualified for
the second round in the title division
and OF 443 and better for the consoIaL
ton section.
second round eligibles follow:
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT.
r, John ) Baum. Star, 6:7; NJ. L. ob.rm.n,
Charles Harris Fellowship AA Forum us'' ss ss.
Philip Herelfinger, Star. 594. NNA' ''''
carman ss sssy 5E1sIlOgshp Forum. $751; p
4 D e. 49, bs;n.A Walter SSlllef. suiistin
man. Star, ss5 james Clinton curtin. T Ms,a.
S SSn; Henry n TAFT Rodsr. Bulletin. SIS;
Charles M johnson. Fellowship Forum
60 Pasi G. Smith, Post. $50; David ). Nc.
SIG Frank j. Sloan. Post, 5i4. A,e'A'u'
ro Sonn Star e. FerTsI' Star Sis David Bur-
s r. Little, sear 1O Sit, Ccsbn sS.: Tines Te;
brook, Star, sos. " hui
s, sy s sSs Rsv Times so,; Guy E CHAMPION
don Scott. Post, sos; Frank Z. Money SSs Fer
i0xsh Ffne aorg TIm: So2i ,o,. Att cr,
sse Ia 9o4 5S3; RssysdS S McFhesssa F.S1-
.;s 3. psles s Hss sn ~ 500; ctsln ,s.'
s ssa 5SS;y; s,7 jesI aa I. rs.::
Miles; SsiioysSiD Fo1Hm. 49, 49, M %'T John:
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CONSOLATION FLIGHT.
Robert H. Rebholtz. Times. $50; Raw Ter.
j. smith. post e~ u.s. D. s. Daily Sa0' oliver
star Haur Ms st. Sis M su, ,g
wau spprgs %an T. Fssf ps1 Forum $40;
B Bmiii .s sosi 4ss Hill Post ss Paul E.
r: M Johnson. Fellowship Forum. .4a,:
A Aiosrt ed Louis Ferber; Star. 1885, K c. HsS;
Ffsderics Long. Star. 4assSSrsnss' Times. 4s7;
L ); Loysdss. Fellowship Forum. 4sa, D.
e. pai n.'a IA. Times AGO. Joseph J. Bush
sta 1n lss Il s:nn asT Flyo9s
s eNst G lea Mckee Times, 4ss; J. Leroy ssuis
H tss zoe ii KsgtS P eSss
Times s!a W dre as.bf Tsr Nc
$40; Edward B. Cause, Star, 448: Juno XII
Hersid il Aass' 447; William Smith. Times
&c J. Mecauley; Star. 44s; Andrew +. Nc
Farland, Post, 443. NAS
George lsemann. N. D. B. C. secretary.
anu Al FISCHER, national singles cham
plon, VIII team tonight against Walter
Obrlen and Goldie Rapp. Baltimore
poWlers. on the Convention Hall drives
IN the concluding set of a doubles
match. The Baltimoreans will begin
bowling with a 24-pin advantage in the
match. 49, VAC
Two big matches are listed for the
arcade alleys at Hyattsville tonight
Evansville Old Boys will end a tilt with
CoiiSeum Old Boys that started here last
SATURDAY. The HyattSville outfit now
noios lead OF II pins. Bethesda Fire
men and washington Suburban Sani-
tary District will finish a Homeland.
home series.
Northeast Temple Italians, bowling ON
their alleys, were licked last night > 6a7
10 2,672, in the first block of a home
ano-nome challenge match.
again outbOwling H. F. Crawlev and
ms son H. j., on the Queen Pin Allevs
iaSt night. Pop Wolstenholme and son
JACK TOOK a father-and-son team To-
game challenge battle, 2.l80 to 2I2a
Inc scores of last nights final BLOCK
were l,054 for the Wolstenholnes and
l'ool Ior the Crawleys.
Clearance Unit. Treasurers ONCE
outscored Chapman's Coal five. .427 IN
1.552, In a special match at Convention
ran The teams will meet in a return
match next week.
In special three-eame tilt IN ,hs
Mount Rainier alleys, Mount Rainier
POWERS overcame the College Park team
o6z 10 $40. The series will end at Col,
lege Park next Friday