Evening star., 1934-12-21
SURE TO QUALIFY
IN STAR TOURNEY
Pugh Shoots 628 to Lead
at BouIevard-DiStrict
Loop Leaders Lose.
BY ROD THOMAS.

"HE battle is on In the george
town sector Of The Evening
Star bowling tournament with
the biggest field engaged ever
to represent the Georgetown Recrea-
tion. Thirty-two have rolled so far,
with many more in line.
To lead the Georgetown bowlers
p. K. Beck shot 632-35-667 for one
of the highest scores yet made in the
preliminaries. Another snappy per-
former was Al Wright. who finished
second last year in the finals, sin
gle stick behind the winner, Jack
Whalen. Wright'S 606-30-636 is
certain 10 qualify him for another
crack at the big money.
George Bromley also assured him
self of place in the roll-of by shoot
ing 578-48-626, proving that fat
handicaps will take a man places in
this tournament.
Heurichs Are Strong.
THE Georgetown field will be swelled
kl by virtually the entire member
oA1AP VI JllC 11CuIlCu bICWcIy
Employees League, which is rolling
two double-headers to enable some of
the Brewers to get in enough league
games to receive handicaps. Thirty
games rolled this season is the num-
Der required If bowler had no league
average last season. The Heurichs
viii shoot their preliminary next
Thursday.
L. Pugh moved to the front last
night in the Boulevard sector with a
score Of 566-42-628, three sticks
ahead Of v. Wilson, 570-55-625, and
four In front of L. Robinson, 589-
25-624.
The following will roll tonight and
tomorrow night at Boulevard: Len
Wilson, L. Gloyd, j. Hill, j. Wire, j.
Perrell, w. Murphy, w. Perrell, Ed
Huro, Doc Clendenin, j. Noppinger,
the five Broadhursts, Roscoe, Ralph,
Henry, Earl and William, and the en-
tire Evans Service Station team.
The sixth annual Italian Sweep
stakes will be rolled tomorrow night at
the Northeast Temple, with Ollie Pa
cini defending the title he has won
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Freschi each has won once.
No Cinch for Ollie.
TT IS a handicap affair, and Pacini
this time will be up against it
harder than ever before A big
field is assured and it will include sew
eral up-and-coming youngsters. No
table among these is Tommy Capon-
netto, who recently shot 403 in the
Times League, and Marvin Oliveri, II
years old, who is averaging lot in his
first season in league, the Temple
Junior.
Entries will be received ap to start
ing time, O'Clock.
Buck Share of Arcadia breaks into
print with 437 set, including a game
of 169, rolled last night in the DistricE
League. George Isep1ann, rolling prob
ably the best duckpins of his career in
recent weeks, helped along the Arcadia
cause with a 398 when it won two
games from the invading Temple
team.
Perce Wolfe, another splurger these
days, was the hot shot when Boule-
ward nicked the leading Occidental
Restaurant quint in the odd game.
Perce rolled 387.
Tony Santini blanked Clem Weld
man to retain the lead in the WASH
ington Singles League, shooting 384.
In another feature George Isemann
shellacked Ollie Pacini.
Bowlers of the intercollegiate
League will wine and dine tonight at
the Lee House. President Waters, a
Navy alunlnus, will be the toast
master.
In a roll-of with George Bradt, at
Rosslyn, Tody Saylor won his entry
in the Northern Virginia Sweepstakes.
Following are scores rolled in Eve
ming Star prelims: