The Washington times., 1931-02-21

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set to make plenty whoopee.
Festivities. or, rather, hostili-
ties, open at 2:3o, when the first
shift takes the drives for the
first sweepstakes, an event des-
tined to be one of the outstanding
features of the tournament in the
future. At least 100 entries are
assured. This event will close at
midnight, bowlers entries being
received until then.
AT 8 o'clock IL teams of CaSeys
will invade the drives, rolling in
tournament proper. It will be the
greatest single turnout by one
group in the history of the tourna-
ment.
MulrOe Rolls
Prominent bowling figures who
win carry on for the followers of
the Great Navigator are Joe NC
Golrick, veteran ace; Harry Nc
Carthy, Joe Mulroe, defending
doubles champion with Paul Har-
rison; Larry Fitzgerald, former D.
C., southpaw champion, and Rus
sell van SAINT, who won fame by
rolling four consecutive strikes in
the w. c. D. A. tournament in
1929.
=. Several lesser-known Connect
cut and Massachusetts men
bOwlers will invade. The Hun
tingtOn Girls Club, of Boston,
and the Mitchell girls from
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, are stellar ag.
gregatiOns.
The Mitchell Dairy girls, under
the name of Post Office, captured
the first Eastern State champion
ships, an event which included
the best teams from Massachu-
sets, Rhode Island and Connec-
ticut. They were second in the
Connecticut State test, and fin
ished sixth in last years N. D.
B. C. tournament.
The team consists of Charlotte
Clark, sporting SO average:
Betty Turner, with the same
average; Alice Dlugo, so; Rose
Quinn, 101, and Christine Kirk,
103. All have rolled 10S games.
Miss Dlugo won the. Eastern
States all-events and the doubles,
paired with Cora Kenyon, and
missed winning the singles by
one pin
Sam Benson Listed
The team registered a post
season victory over their keeneSt
State rivals. the Genlot girls. who
had triumphed in the State tour
ney, and finished second in the
Eastern States event.
Georgetown's most formidable
Hnaple-ShOOters will appear in
the doubles and singles proceed.
ings. Sam Benson, former all
event champion, is among them.
He will bowl the doubles with
Sam Corcoran, at present West
Ends leading alley performer.
In the meantime classy IN
ter-city doubles match at the
Columbia alleys will 3raw con-
siderable attention.
49,. Won Dreele Here
Ray Won Dreele, acclaimed the
outstanding bowler of the United
States last year, and Andy Zeiler,
foremost bowler Of Baltimore this
season, will face Brad Mandley,
No. U. s. bowler previous to
Won Dreele, and Jack Whalen, U,
8. Sweepstakes champion, in the
first block of the home and home
match.
The results will be q toss up,
with WhaIen and Zeiler likely
to produce the feature rolling.
Neither Mandley nor Won
Dreele have heen shooting to
form this season.
Mandley's best performance Of
the year was his 662 set to lead
the Campbell Sweepstakes in the
first block. He flopped L1iserably
in the next two rounds.
The Maryland-Virginia Duckpin
Association will hold an impor-
tant meeting at Room 204, Eve
ming Star Building, at 3 o'clock.
All details for the first annual
15-game Sweepstakes, and the
first annual Suburban tourna-
ment will be completed.
All presidents and secretarys Of
suburban bowling leagues are ur-
gently requested to be present.