Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-22
ny FRANCIS Il. STAN.

~ UCKpN fans won't have far
70 10 tonight TO zee bang-up
card Of the season are at least
fiye events which should produce soflie-
thing worth while watching.
TIN be Lorraine Gull against The
field tonight, 40 the fourth annual
Meyer Davis Sweepstakes open at
King Pin NO. q, with . galaxy Of
washineton's best feminine bowlers
bent ON breaking Mas CULTS two-year
winning streak IN the classical monetary
lorraine Gull, however, is sharing
the SPOTLIGHT with Billie Butler VINO =
accorded Q nifty chance 70 Win tne
crown. Recently Billie rolled coy sss
to establish q seasons set record anu
dangerously approach LorraA9eS
'il AZ least SO Of the best female pin
torrlers are expected to roll on sne
firsk tnree-game block at King R1n NO:
=. Next Saturday they bowl three mOLe
AZ fticky strike and the following week
Wind tip at King Pin NO. T.. -
Another star attraction VIII Pc p0wls
era 0f the Junior class OF the vnisso
state BOY and Junior TouInansns'
WHO roll on for individual alley cnsm-
pionships. It will be the tlnal tflTee .
raf1e block for the right 70 BOWL IN tLls
cay rr rr MiIIikir,. young silver Spring
,,,rior. with ass, 10 IN front OF the neld,
T;ith Eddie Espey, Arcadia's ace, close
hefind. with $50. The boys class asplr-
anfe for the national crown were 70
f1Yoish nm this afternoon.
Monk Fraser's a hustler. Hardly had
Tad Howard. Rendezvous chieftain, pro-
nIairned TO the world that his all-stAr
ioy team would take any OF 'em on,
Monk, the Arcadia pepper pot, was
okayine the challenge. The Rendezvous
Kids tonight roll the first block OF 2
I0-Ran1e match, total pins TO count. az
The Arcadia, and next Saturday TesuIn
to their stamping grounds and finish up
me kids who'll perform for Tad How
ard include Capt. Al Baer, VINO shot 500
n hts FIRST three games; Bob Howard,
who led the boys class, with S41;
Morris NAid0rf, whose set was 345; wal
Ter nAnlbert, q $50 bowler last Satur-
day, and Wilson Kooritz, whose SET was
That's bowling at q 10 per boy clip
and q !, SEQ team set.
Representing John Blick'S emporium
will be Ounce" Harrison, Silly Sasler:
Chester Burke. A tough aggregation TO
beat, too.
t.TF the Italians can beat Us by %
u pins, guess we can turn around
and do as good" was the philoso-
phy coming from the Ahepa Greeks
camp as the Greeks, after licking their
wounds all week as a result OF ter
rible beating administered last Sat-
urday, prepared for tonights fray at
Rendezvous.
A DOLLAR from each bowler IL the
"A aim Of washington's bowling mag
mates, who yesterday met and laid
plans for raising o fund for the ur-
employed. Each alley owner and man
arer will donte his alleys from Mon
dav. December is, to Friday OF the
saf1ie week from TO to o'clock.
Every bowler in washington and the
suburbs Is asked 70 roll three games
m q blind pig mixed doubles tourna-
ment. The fee. Of one buck Is 70 pe
turned over to the unemployment W dHnS'
originator Of the idea. the afiair prom
ises 10 aid in no small way In ngntins
the existing depression.
rVEoRoE LANd, who dOtes on bring
u ing his Bowling Center gang 70
washington and knocking on local
uride, viii have q big hunk Of chew
Tonight when hts quint stacks up with
the National Pale Dry Juniors. formerly
the Original washington Juniors, at
ere Lucky Strike.
The match opens O 1o-game inter-
city series.
CEoRoETOwN RECREATION ,
" sitting atop the Washington Balti-
more 1nteTcity League - 9 result
of last nights maple melee with Rem
devious, the other local team IN the
loop. Rolling OF two postponed matches,
the Georgetowners tfiumphed IN four OF
six games. Sam Corcoran led the at
tack for the Weetenders In the last
set after Rendezvous had won the first
two games Of the opening match. Sam
rolled d ST. johnny Welshs 4O7 was
high for the evening.
First Mateh.
rendezvous ..........6e 4 SEQ SIS
0eorxetown Recreation ..604 $50 $40
Second Match.
raendeSyotts .e7s $40 493
CeorrefoWn Recreation ..007 $40 e4T