The Washington times., 1931-10-31
KIDS MA 7 Gil
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BY GINO SINH

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Today was kids day in bowling
circles.
The District Junior League
made its bow this afternoon in
different sections of the city and,
tonight, the John Blick's Midgets,
the city's crack outfit Of short
pants wearers is battling Oscar
Hiser's Hyattsville Midgets at the
Arcadia.
It viii the first three games Of
q six-game match. The BlickS
win have the same lineup which
acquitted itself so brilliantly last
year In and out of the city.
Ouncie Harrison, young brother
Of Joe and Paul, is the big star
Of the team, with AL Baer, Ray
and Billy Sisler, and Jimmie Sim
mons completing the lineup.
Ted Glasgow is the particular
ace Of Oscar Hiser's whippersnap-
pers. The second block will be
rolled at Hyattsville next Satur-
day.
Monk Fraser's Arcadia Sweep
stakes, open to all comerS, will
be staged starting at $50, with
the entry fee $1.60, including
games.
Sweeps at Kingpin
Hokie Smith broadcasts to
duckpindom the %act that his
usual King Pin Sweepstakes are
on the griddle down at his drives
tonight. The turnout of talent
is always good, and the prize list
well worthwhile. They start at
8 o'clock.
Red Megaw, whose Temple
team tusSled with the National
Pale Drys today. is offering
something new and different
to the city's bOwlers. A one
ball tournament.
Many a mediocre bowler has a
powerful first ball, but can't con-
troll his next two. For them this
tournament is a god-send. It's
for all corners, Red says, and the
fee is only $3.50 including all
expenses.
Multiple ties seem to be the
order Of things in the bowling
world. Five teams are tied for
the lead in the Temple League,
three for the top rung in the
Georgetown Church League and
three in the Jewish Community
Center League.
The Jewish boys brought their
ties about when the A. z. A. crew
swept the boards against the then
leading Phi Beta Fraternity team,
while Vista was taking the odd
Scuffle from Phi Lambda. This
put the A. z. A., Phi Beta and
Vista teams in deadlock with
nine wins and six losses each.
Keith Rolls 456
"Ouncie' Harrison has found
himself q double partner for
afternoon in Eddie Keith, at Pop
Ha1ley's Recreation. These two
have been taking many e high
faluting combination over the
bumps.
Keith opened up recently and
chalked up games of 130, 1856 and
I'll for q 4s6 set. "Ouncie"
added 128 to the I'll game, which
gave them a 299 total, one of the
highest on record.
Astor Clarke is "hotter than
hot" Last night he handed in
., 413, his secO..d "4OO" this
year, to help Lucky Strike trim
King Pin q couple of times in
the District League. His games
were 12O, 145 Ms 14S. "Hokie"
Smiths 374 topped the King
Primers.
Barnes auto grabbed one game
from the sizzling hot Temple crew
In the National Capital League.
Megaw's flashy outfit had 6O7
and sos games. "Chief" Lovett's
397 and ISL shot, and Chester
Bids 376 told heavily in the
NortheaSterS favor. Sam 0elvec.
chto'S 34S topped Barnes, with
Ray Wards 1913 the top game.
The Holy Name bowlers con-
tinue to hang up fancy scores.
John Weeks, leagues vice prexy,
shot g. record league game, 154,
rolling with st. Anthony, while
La Billie had 376, but Holy Com. |
forter lost twice to Holy Rosary
in spite Of it, as Angelo Gamma |
piled UP a 355 set: Bert Sheehy
led st. jerome to a 2--1 victory |
over st. Francis Xavier with a |
$50 set.
Earl McAleer, crack Building
Contractors League southpaw,
climbed all over the pins last
night to get his name inscribed |
among the 400" rollers. He had |
402 with a 1855 game, both league
records. Through his set and >
$40 by Ed Meyer and 346 by
Arnold Romero, they established
two other league marks, a 632
team game and a LIZA team set.
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