The Washington times., 1934-12-03

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Tonight some of the greatest
living duckpin stars of the game
will display their wares from z to
10 o'clock at the Silver Spring
Alleys in a benefit bowling show
to help the Silver Spring branch
of the Montgomery County Chap
ter of the American Red Cross
raise funds to supply hot lunches
for needy school children.
The matches should be of the
highest caliber, as George Lincoln
Isemann. efficient secretary of
the National Duckpin Bowling
Congress, has arranged them.
Everyone connected with the
duckpin game knows that Ise-
mann is the greatest authority on
duckpins in these United States.
Barnes VS.. Pacini
The Monumental City is send
ing Ray Barnes to renew his ri
valry with Ollie Pacini in the
special singles contest, while Ray
Won Dreele will battle Joe Pricci,
South Atlantic three-game cham
pion. Wilmer Robey, Baltimore'S
leading contender for the No. /
ranking crown, meets AStor
Clarke.
Meyer jacobson and Harry
Shreck, the Oriole City's crack
doubles combination, tackle Ed
Espey and Paul Harrison in an
attractive doubles match.
Lorraine GULL, No. l ranking
star, engages Lotta JanoWitz, for
mer singles champion, in the fea-
ture ladies match. There will
also be numerous other attractive
matches. The complete schedule
follows:
P. M.-Lotta Janowitz and Margaret
Holiday, former L. S. double champions,
VS.. Evelyn Ream and Billie Butler, 1884
U. S. doubles champions
P. M.-Ray Won Dreele and Hap
Franz, representing Patterson Bowling
alleys and former national team team cham
pions, VS.. Joe Harrison and Whip Itch
and Litchfeld, No. ranking bowler.
?. M.-Helen Davis and Lucy Rose,
Virginia State doubles champions, VS..
Bronson Quaites. and Evelyn Ellis,
and Ellis, No. % ranking bowler.
8 P. M.-Johnny Miller, Maryland
sweepstakes champion and second in
Baltimore Major League. with 123. VS..
Calf Davis northern Virginia sweep
stakes champion.
$50 P. M.-Betty Day and Electa
Gladfelter, Patterson bowling alleys.
Baltimore, Md, and former Y. S. team
Pauline Ford. Margaret nm, former
sweepstakes champion and Pauline Ford
former L. $. all-events champion.
$50 P. M.-Lorraine Gulli No. rank
ing b-"ler. VS.. Lotta Janowitz' former
$50 p. :-.-Jack whal,-, Evening
Star and u s. singles champion. VS.. Hap
Franz, former U. S. team champion.
$50 P. M-Ollie Pacini, former No, l
ranking bowlers. VS.. Ray Barnes, Balti-
more, Md, former U. S. Sweepstakes
champion.
9P. M-Catherine Quigley. Washing
ton, d. c., and most valuable bowler vs.;
Margaret Holiday, Baltimore Nd ana
former singles champion.
P. M.-Betty Day, Baltimore, Mo
former L. S. team champion, VS.. Lucille
Young No. Z ranking bowler. ,,.
P. M.-Electa Gladfelter, Baltimore
Md, VS.. Rena Levy No. 20 ranking
9 P. M.-Mary Galloway. twenty fifth
ranking bowler. VS.. Polly Shugrue, OF
champion Lucky Strike team.
P. M-Paul Lohr and Johnny Miller
Maryland Sweepstakes champions, VS.
Charlie Young and Joe Freschi. Young
is South Atlantic high game holder with
201 and Freschi is former Italian Sweep
stakes champion.
9 P. M.-Loretto Leaman and Helen
Sullivan, of the champion Lucky Strike
team, VS.. Margaret Galloway and Frances
krieg. ranking bowlers.
10 P. M.-Astor Clarke. U. S. Sweep
stakes champion, VS.. Ray Won Dreele,
most valuable bowler, U. S.
10 P. M.-Reds Megaw and Joe Pricci
vs. Paul Harrison and Eddie Espey. Me-
gaw present doubles champion, Pricci
holder of South Atlantic three-game rec
ord, while Harrison and Espey are for
mer U. S. doubles champs.
10 P. M.-Frank Mischou. former all
events champion, VS.. Reds Morgan, for
mer doubles champion.
10 P. M.-Ruth Rothgeb, ranking
bowler, VS.. Frances Krieg.