Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-18
'ONLY ONE SUB USED.
IN -FOUR CAMPAIGNS.
Roll In Three Leagues, but
Never Worse Than Second.
Enter Star Tourney.
BY r. ID. THOMAS.

TIME Dixie Pigs" they call
themselves, but Hugh Wal
/ drop and his bowling play
mates of Hyattsville could
find a more descriptive name, like
'@The Five Muskateers," for in
stance.
Waldrop, Robert L. Mccall,
Percy L. Wolfe, c. Harry Wolfe
and Horace E. Snowden are
in a fair way to establish a
record for solidarity as duckpin
team, if they haven't done so al
ready. The five have bowled every
match of the schedules of three
leagues for four seasons with only
one substitution. Two years ago
Hugh Waldrop went on a hunting
trip and his place for one match
was taken by Hugh Crawley.
Their record for close association,
however, is hardly more noteworthy
than the Dixie Pigs achievements. They
have won three pennants and have
never finished below second place. Their
championships have been won in the
Prince Georges County, North Of wash
irgton and Columbia Heights Leagues.
Percy Wolfe is the big pork Of the
five in the matter of gathering naples.
His general average is, around lit:
Recently he shot consecutive sets OF
422 and 423.
with league bowling about finished
until after the holidays the Dixie Pigs
are looking eagerly to the third annual
Yuletide singles tournament of The
Evening Star. entries for which close
next Saturday midnight with play at
the Coliseum to open December as.
THE Dixie Pigs will be among large
l. group of suburban bowlers who will
have a special spot on the t0urna-
ment program. Hyattsville and Bethesda
will be strongly represented in the
delegation.
GAN 7ENSON, manager Of the George
y to; Recreation, hopes to line up
enoI I bowlers to put over q
"Georgetot right" in the tournament.
west Enders who desire to take part
are requested to get In touch with
Sam. only today tomorrow and Stature
day remain 10 turn in entries. The
Saturday midnight deadlihe viii be
enforced strictly.
WELL. if it isn't Oh Arth Urbanl
w This is the first time in ever so
long that Urban's name has app
peared In the bowling news. He was
one of the greatest pin shooters In the
game until golf weaned him away.
Today he Joined George Isemann's
flock of old-timers who viii gather in
The Stars tournament. And, without
practice, Urban will be q dangerous
contender.
IF Tony Santini holds his present pace
i through the big tournament very
likely 1t win be won for the second
year in a row by an italian. Tony De
Elmo having triumphed last season.
Santini Is having great year. Only
last night he established q seasons
record for game in the knights OF Co
lumbus League with q mark OF 1877 at
Convention HAIL
His bowling was the deciding factor
when Corne11's Lunch knocked of the
champion King Pins in the District
League the other evening.
Tony will be an attraction tonight
when the Italian All-Stars meet the
Lebowitz Tailors IN special at the
Coliseum.
THE Northeast Temples, who figured
l. so prominently in the last Howard
Campbell sweepstakes, are getting
hotter than usual in the District League
and are bent upon grabbing some OF
the coin in The Stars tournament.
Paul Harrison. with set Of 391. was
high when the Temples took two games
from Convention Hall last night.
Charlie Phillips, captain, threw in a
133-string to give the Hall the final
skirmish.
DuLIF MINER BUTLER will be a
- formidable contender for first place
In the womens division Of the
Yuletide event There have been few
weeks this season in which she didn't
shoot at least one hefty set. Her latest
smart performance score 351, helped
the Lucky Strike team to whitewaS1
Convention Hall IN the District Ladies'
League. Some time ago Billie created
an all-time league record with set Of
$50.