The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-12-05
GEORGETOWN
IN |NTERC|TY
PIN MATCH
BY GINO SINH

Two more colorfu attractions
have been added to tonight's
duckpin program. and both will
draw their share of interest.
The John Blicks Midgets, short
pants aggregation of duckpin
wizards, are to oppose the Con-
Vention girls at the Arcadia, in
the opening block of a home
and home match.
The girls will have their Dis
trict League team on the floor,
Elizabeth Minson, Grace Purdy.
Annetta Matthew, Audrey Cos
tello and Eva Guide. Guide is the
stand-out roller of the team, but
all the others have time and
again given good accounts of
themselves.
The Midgets will place the
same lineup on the alleys that
has withStood the assault of all
local midget teams for two years.
It is headed by Ouncie Harrison,
kid brother of Joe and Paul, and
includes Ray and Billie Sisler, AL
Baer, Bob Chalfonte and Jackie
Simmons. Last year the kids
forced an All-Star women's team
to set three all-time women rec
ordS to beat them
The other added attraction finds
the peppery Georgetown Recrea-
ton shooters vending their way
to Annapolis to face the crack
Annapolis Buick team in an in
$onnit1y k,,cc1o Dill ArYoold ic tho
ace of the Maryland capital crew,
but it Is rumoreu that a couple
of Arnold's teammates are spilling
the whitfield soldiers for generous
totals.
Watson Will Roll
The Georgetowners have made
a shift in their lineup. Charley
Watson. the Silver Spring star, re-
places Sam Corcoran. Dave Bur
rows, Hen Bromley, Jack Talbert
and Joe Callan are the other reg
ulars.
Hokie Smith is favored over
Henry Hiser in the downtown Sec
ton, but the suburbanites are sol
idly behind their Whataman.
Hiser, they contend, is a tough
man to beat when he wants to
win real bad, and he wants to
win tonight. The match is at
Bethesda.
Fans are all steamed up over
the brothers feud between the
Donaldsons and the Kinnahans,
the first block Of which will be
rolled at Georgetown tonight.
Many hold that the Odd Fellows
crackerjacks have bitten off more
than they can chew. The Kinna-
han boys can sock the naples
like nobody's business. This IN
spite of the sensational shooting
Of the Donaldsons in the Odd Eel
lows League this week. The Don,
aldsonS' partisans smile indul-
gently. They are confident that
the Amity boys will cop.
Roll for Trophy
These brothers battles, which
provide keenly fought contests,
have no money involved. The
prize is trophy, to which both
teams contribute, which goes to
the parents of the winning team!
Pa and Ma Donaldson have four
cups already.
"Watch Lorraine Guilt" is the
whispered word, as the girls toe
the mark for the final block of
the Meyer Davis Sweepstakes at
Lucky Strike tonight.
Gull faces a truly heroic test,
with Margaret Leaman heading
the parade A pins ahead. Lea
mans hackers can't see how she
can lose now. She rolled 1876 in
the District League this week.
Roscoe Reichard is conceded vic
tory in the Greater washington
Handicap Sweepstakes by the ma
.iority of. fans. They can't see
how any of those trailing him can
pick up SO pins or more in five
games. Reichard. it is recalled,
was one of the leading District
League performers five years ago,
but in the last three years he has
lost his ball and is hardly shoot
ing mediocre scores.
Sweepstakes are on at the Ar
cadia and King Pin alleys, for
those who IRE not tied up with
any of the attractions and have a
hankering to do a little bowling in
fast company.