The Washington times., 1933-03-10
DUB STAKES,
STAR CLASH
ON TONIGHT
BY GINO SINH

The di2ZieSt weekend of the
year is on hand for Washington's
large and enthusiastic colony of
observation-disclosures, both stars and
"dubs."
Three major attractions crowd
the calendar, with the Washing
ton Times Atlantic Coast Doubles,
the last nationally important
event of the season on Dixie
maple-wayS, as the Stand-out Of
fering. It gets underway at Lucky
Strike at o'clock.
Tonight Rec Megaw'S Temple
All-Stars conclude their mighty
"All.Washington" scrap with Sun
rise Bakery, at Convention Hall,
beginning promptly at 7:30, and
Bill Wood prizes the lid off his
sixth annual Dub" Sweepstakes,
for bowlers averaging under 107,
at the Lucky Strike at 8 o'clock.
Between Is and 20 doubles,
hailing from Baltimore, Rich
mond and Annapolis, as well as
Washington, are expected for the
Atlantic Coast doubles. There is
also likelihood that Norfolk
and Martinsburg, w. Va, will
have contenders in the field.
Entries will be accepted up to
starting time.
Strong ID. C. Entries
The Capital will be strongly
represented, with practically
every bowling plant in the city
and suburbs having star two
some in the fray, headed by
RED" Megaw and Ollie Pacini,
Of Temple. last years winners.
Temple may also have George
Honey and "Chief" Lovett on the
firing line.
Suburban alleys will have power
full challengers. Silver Spring
banks on Howard Parsons and
Charlie Watson, who finished Sec
ond last year, while j. Henry
Hiser, BetheSda's "Whataman,"
and Chester Lindstrom, and posi-
bly, Ray Huffman and Ray Parks.
strive for Bethesda, and Perce
Wolfe and Hugh Waldrop for
Hyattsville.
Rosslyn's gallant knights are
expected to be AL Jenkins and
Oscar Swain. Gait Davis and Rus
Spilman are likely to make it two
for Rosslyn.
Hugh Crawley is expected to see
that Mt. Rainier is in line with
one of the many crack bowlers
from that territory for a partner.
Jack Talbert and Sam Cor
coran will pitch them down the
polished mapleways for George
town, with the likelihood that Ed
Schlegel and Sam Benson will
also take the drives, either to-
gether or with some other side
kick.
Southpaw COntenders
Schlegel has been trying to get
Larry Fitzgerald, District south
paw champion, to go in with him
and show the "right-handers"
thing or two.
Another all-portside combina-
tion, Bob Shanklin and Ollie
Webb, may take a "shot" at the
big coins.
Henry Ashcroft and "Moeker"
Belt, Of University Park, and
Ollie Clark and Ed Warthen, Of
Rockville. are expected to try
again. Both combinations were
in last year.
Every downtown establishment
will be competently represented.
Recreation has Joe Harrison and
"Dutch" Newman, and possibly
Brad Mandley and Joe Pricci.
King Pins contenders are "Hokie"
Smith and either Jack Wolsten-
holme or AL Woods.
Ben Hare and Paul Brill, who
finished third in 1882, are ex.
pected to try again as Lucky
Strike delegates. Earl McPhilomy
and Dutch" Weidman are an.
other likely Lucky Strike entry.
Convention Hall will have Eddie
Espey and Whip" Litchfield quest
ing the coveted honors, "Chick"
Heltman and Irving Billheimer
may make Petworth's bid for the
title, AL Fischer and Martin Nc
Carthy are expected to take up
the burden for Beaver Dam and
Rendezvous, and Columbia may
have Karl Gochenour and Lonnie
KrauSS.