The Washington times., 1930-03-08

LISTS PIN
SWEEPS
BY GNo SINH

BY GN0 SIM
Plenty Of duckpin doings over
the week end.
Topping the card Is the Second
Bill Wood Sweepstakes for bow.
lers averaging 100 or less. which
opens UP tonight at the Lucky
Strick runways.
It will be 15-games total pin
affair with the next two five
game sets scheduled for the
same drives on Saturdays, March
is and %.
Entry fee Is IS per bowler
with the cost of games extra.
There will be five cash prizes all
Of substantial nature. s
Pefcey L. Patrick took In q <
juicy $50 plum last year with ?
a l646 total for the fifteen
games. Patrick's current aver.
ages eliminate him from de- !
Tending his title.
Arthur .Kleisath, of the Post
Office league, got one hundred
berries for amasing the second
best total, 1641, and Roland
DOC" Morrissette, who looked like
cinch to finish first when he
had 1923 at the end of the
second block, conSoled himself
with SIS. for third. .
Fifty SimoleonS went to Jack
williams, famed veteran, for
fourth and Frank McNey drew In
$25 with a 1919 total.
Patrick's rolling was marked
with unusual consistency, having
sets Of 542, $50, and $50, and
Kleisath threw in a final l4i
game to grab his dough.
Running this event a close sec.
ond for interest will be the open.
ing round Of the Greek sWeeps
stakes at the Coliseum, starting
at 1880 p. m. "a
These sweepstakes are being
promoted by George Mantzouris.
welEknown Masonic League
bowler, once doubles partner or
George Iseniann. George expects
about SO entries.
High scores should prevail, for
these Greeks have been topping
pins with no little aptitude al
winter.
Louis Pantos, who has been
whaling the pins in the Recrea.
ton League with reckless aban.
don, is looked upon to finish well
up among the leaders, with Lefty
PouloS as another who win be
hard to displace for the cash
prizes. George Mantzouris HIM
self is no slouch at topping the
small naples and can be expected
to give the others tough tussle.
Nick ChacOnaS, one Of the
greatest money bOwIers in the
city, is also expected to be i'm =
the lineup, with Gus Tom
pros and Louis ChipOuraS, .
and half dozen other well
known Greeks pounding the
naples with vigOr and ecIat.
Out at College Park they win
finish off the Maryland Stats
Championship Sweepstakes, with
Tommy Walker, HyattsviIle, lead.
ing with $50, with Monk Kees
Federal League star. second with
STA and Prince third with 572. /
George 1Senann was the defend.
ing champion, but though rolling
good scores, failed to check up
. game Of sufficient proportion to
place him in commanding posi-
ton. Over so entries were
registered.
On the Arcade drives at
Hyattsville. the Prince Georges
Class B Sweepstakes will close,
with Wilfred Eaton's $50 heading
the parade, Ed Aldridge holding
down second place with 602 and
Fiddles Hollands SIT third.
In the meantime 14-year-oId
youngsters will be waging war irf
HyattSville, with Ted Glasgow
facing Jackie williams In ths
afternoon at 2 o'clock In the
first five-games Of a home and
home match, and then taking on,
"Ouncey" Harrison In the evening
at the same place. Both should
be well worth watching as the,
youngsters have been rolling ex-
cellent scores. !
| Walker ...... 90 iSs 112 i4& 1s1--ss6