Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-28
CHAMPION BOWLER
AMONG ENTRANTS
PaCini Goes for New Crown.
Training School Lads
Keep Pegs Hot.

~ LIE PACINI, champion
1 bowler among Washing
~ tons Italians and widely
considered without a peer
in the city last season, is cunning
for another crown. Ollie would
rule on the horseshoe courts.
The an-Americans have or
gained a tournament, to start
next Sunday, that will be a unit
IN the third annual metropolitan
championships sponsored by The
star, which opened yesterday in
towns and communities through
out Washington and nearby Mary
land and Virginia.
FOURTEEN representatives Of the Holy
Rosary parish. the Italian Catholic
Church of Washington. form the
nucleus Of the tournament which will
De held on the Rosedale playground
courts With Tony Leone, Leo Rinaldi
and Tony De Fino, the committee In
charge
The winner and the runner-up will
qualify for the second stage of compe-
tltlon In the Metropolitan event, the
divisional play-offs.
a MONG the early entran. are.
a Johnny Micro, Tommy Caponetto
Tony Maley, Frank Palmer, Tony
Leone, Gino SINH. James Ferraro, Leo
Ba!oucci, Angelo Gamma, Joe and Mike
Demma. Joe Italiano. Beru Damiro
Fritz Ferraro, Mike Chiesa Leo Rinaldi'
Mike Rinaldi. Ollie Pacini, Leo Deroa
Henry Corvelli, Leo Corvelli. Ersilio Bona
and Tony De Fino.
prospective entrants should give their
names 10 Leone, 1915 Holbrook street
northeast, phone Atlantic 2437-J
Inc Playground Department will In.
stall an extra court at Rosedale n
handle special tournaments
Paclni. gifted in an athletic way. has
never made a serious attempt to excel
pitching horsesEoes, but for that mat
ter few Of his rivals have ard Ollie
heures he'll win or make it tough for
the fellow who does.
tom MCCARTHY, physical director
L or the National Training School
for Boys. AYERS that the horseshoe
tournament has been one Of the most
nenehcial innovations In the history OF
tne institution. The youngsters, in their
play periods, have gone for the game In
a Whole-hearted way with about 30 per
400 0oiie
Each cottage is having its own
tournament and an intercourse play
on Will determine the school champion.
VINO along with tie second place win
ner, Will carry on into the Rosedale d.
vision playoffs.
Early results follow:
d deffestsd Ellis Fox defeated Graham. Heaiy
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Cottage 5EHtIsdss defeated Bench. In
gram H91nr defeated Mullins. Clarke defeated
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t iested Fox, Meredith defeated Body RelcSer
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K5ocloskt defeated Twiford. sewen defeated
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Spencer defeated Beane. Cannon defeated
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teated wallace, Hellar defeated Rieken. G.
SSaefkso3 d .t,1. WEBB Thypns Sstsated
H.lIsr defeated DAVIS. Webs detes..d Aeiiaf.
webb HstesteG Jseksen for
nan defeated Peugh; Ellis defested Rift
fsated Insoelia Ha'slun defeated Queen.
harrison defeated Poole. Allen defeated
Str1nk. Ks dubcc defeated Jos.: Harrison de-
feat-d Poole. Alien defeated Strrnk. T-a~t-
man defeated Peush. Ellis defeated Rist.
Ma cHieweiZ defeated Bohe nnan. Turner de.
feated 1nEoslia. Hsislup defeated Queen.
ORGANIZATIONS that plan outlines With
horseshoe tournaments on the program and
desire to make them units in the metropoli-
tan event. with a medal to be furnished ~
The Star. should communicate With the
Horseshoe Editor. phone National $500.
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