The Washington times., 1931-03-06

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Hall dare utter these words,
eloquently enough.
Tomorrow the tournament ends
In a final blaze of glory. All
afternoon and evening the new
Center Market stronghold will
thunder with uninterrupted in
tensity.
The N. D. B. C. minions will
put forth their final efforts with
inspired alacrity, for a restful
Sunday looms in the offing and a
week in which to rest completely
right behind it:
They have done their work
well. Few and far between and
of little Importance were the
complaints lodged against them.
With George L. Isemann gently
directing them about their work,
everything was attended to with
the maximum speed and the least
effort.
The main bulk of the routine
work fell on the shoulders OF
Dave Burrows, Lorraine GULL,
Rena Levy, Charlie Bell and
George L. Isemann, with Ise-
mann keeping his weather eye
on every detail and personally
supervising everything.
Charlie Bell Helps
Charlie Bell, the good-looking
manager of the mighty plant,
figured prominently IN all actlvl'
ties. He co-operated with the N
D. B. C. Fundamentally.
The w. C. d. A. officers
were also very much in evil
dence, lending a helping hand
at critical moments. Arville
L. Ebers0le, secretary; Perce
Elicit, vice president, and Wes-
ley MiItner, treasurer, all were
on tap when needed.
The receptions committees did
a classy job of receiving visiting
duckpinners and making them
feel at home. The ample form
and smile of Charley O'Connell,
Z, c. prexy and chief receptioner.
was always in the midst OF in
vaders, egging them to do their
best.
The special attractions proved
of exceptional interest. The
newly created Mixed Doubles test
drew a field almost up to the
superlative expectations Of the
N, D. B. C. optomistic secretary.
Anytime any entry approXimates
Iseman's generous estimates, the
event is more than success. The
K. c. Sweepstakes, a special at
traction which will rotate with
the National tournament each
year, was well patronized.
Tonight Bethesda, last years
team champions, take the drives,
with the Italian All-Stars, con.
querors of Greek and Jewish
teams of the CITY, in the opposite
corner.
Will Use Same Team
From all indications j. Henry
Hiser. Washington's leadin g
bowler at the present moment,
and manager of the Bethesdans,
will use the same team which
won the title at Waterbury. They
are Bill Miller, Ray Huffman,
Tom Davidson, Chet Lindstrom
and himself.
Ollie Pacini, captain OF the
Italian stellar combination, will
have Tony Santini, Joe Pricci,
Sam Del VeechiO and Niva
Bonbrest.
There is a hot rivalry between
Hiser and Pacini. Pacini is one
of the leaders in the District
League, which HiSer is leading
with a 121 average. These two
have battled several times in
District League matches this year.
Santini and Pacini are teamed
in the doubles, and they are re.
garded as formidable 1ontenders
for the title. These two have ap-
peared together only once before.
Last year they rolled Louie Pan
tos and Nick Chaconas, leading
Greek aces of the town, and were
made the victims of an alI-time
doubles game mark.
Pacini is out to better his per,
formance at Richmond vwo years
ago, when he rolled a 432 set to
catapult the Recreation :.ea1n into
second place, and to hep him
finish fourth in the all-evcnts.