The Washington times., 1935-11-01
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By GNO SINH

sumo their ancient athletic feud
this weekend under a new form
In the Southern Inter-City Duck
pin League, and a couple Of red
hot battles are in the offing.
Right here within three Car
-neresque stone-throws Of the Cap
ttol Building, Fred Buchholz'S
scorching Occidental Restaurant
bowlers lock horns with one Of its
keenest foes, Temple Keene's
Plaza All-Stars. at Convention
Hall tomorrow night at 7 o'clock.
The Occidentals are tied for Sec
ond honorS with Plaza and Re
creation, both of Baltimore, so
that something else beside the
ordinary rivalry is at stake.
While Buchholz's crew is favored
due to its two brilliant initial sets,
the Orioles have been delivering
the naples in sufficient bundles
to win when the pressure was
heavy.
In the meantime, Hugh Wal
drops Temple Dixie Pigs, the
, pace-Setters, are journeying to
Baltimore to tangle with the fast
stepping Recreation Center five
in the Recreation Center's own
back yard.
Terrific Wrecking
The RecS have been doing some
terrific duckpin wrecking, only
last week smacking out a 718
game and 3,121 set. Temple Dixie
Pigs haven't hit their full stride
yet and are tickled to death over
their showing to date.
"'Wait until we really get go
ing" cracks Ollie Pacini, the cap
tain, 'WeW show you some duck
pin shooting that will prove that
we are really the national cham
pions and the potential winners
OF the pennant in this league"
Though the NortheastBladenS-
burg outfit hasn't crashed any
records, they have averaged bet
ter than 600 for their 10 games,
which isn't to be Sneered at.
Occidental has been burning
up the drives at 623 clip but it
seemed that it's great bowling in
Spired the opposition, too, and
they lost four games after chalk |
ing I'D heart-breaking scores.
Norfolk VS.. Richmond
While the four first division |
teams are snarling at each other |
In Washington and Baltimore, the |
quartet Of Richmond and Norfolk |
eggregationS who are temporarily |
,sojourning in the lower half are
having it out and out OF the
melee, at least one, maybe two.
will climb up into the first dl-
vision. Standings:
SOUTHERN INTERCITY LEAGUE
TempIe.DIxie Pigs. Washington -. 81
Recreation Center, Baltimore ....
Plaza Alleys, Baltimore ..........
John Marshall, Richmond ..,."'
GOcsccOII. EIa SaT"l1SGsif S1T SoTfoIR klchmona g.
Health Center, Norfolk .........'
RECORDS
Team game, Recreation, 718: team
three games, Occidental, 300; team;
five games. Occidental; S.iSs; nGiSldsS. H 1sS.
individual three games. Charlie Hamn-
ton Coca. COIa), 441: individual five
games, Eddie Espey (OccidentaD' OS4'
RESULTS LAST WEEK
Occidental (3), at COca.COla (2l. ,o>
John MarAhalI e. at .t16I pixie Pigs ~
Plaza (3), at Peninsula (2).
SCHEDULE FOR NOV.
COca-COla at Peninsula.
Health Center at John Marshall.
Plaza at Occidental.
Dixie Pigs at Recreation.
In the meantime the RosSlyn
Girls, setting the pace IN the Soutn
Atlantic Women's Duckpin League |
are looking forward to adding toI
their lead when Baltimore girls
come down to face them at Ross
ayn tomorrow night.
Ida Simmons is turning in a
remarkable 1914 pace for the
field, 10 pins per game better than
Lorraine GULL.
The Richmond misses are fac
ing Health Center, Norfolk, in the
other match of the week.
Hartford girls jumped into the
lead as the North Atlantic Wom-
ems League opened its season last
week, by whitewaShing Bridgeport,
while New Britain twice triumphed |
over New Haven. Standings:
SOUTH ATLANTIC WOMEN'S
LEAGUE
Won Lost Pct
Rosslyn Center ...s.oo." 1857
LOeW'S, Richmond .....s 5000
Recreation, Baltimore -. .SOO
Health Center, Norfolk. .l07
RECORDS
Team game, ROssIyn, 6O7; team set,
R0sslyn, 1,742; individual game, WOOtOn,
$50: individual set, Ellis and Simmons,
375 (tie); individual averages, Simmons,
1914; Randlett, 11S.5; Ellis. 1!S.E;
Rose, 1122; Wills. 111.2; GULL, I'LL;
Levy, 11O.S.
RESULTS LAST WEEK
Rosslyn, 2; Norfolk, 1.
Baltimore at Richmond (pGstponed).
SCHEDULE NOVEMBER 2
Baltimore at ROsslyn.
Richmond at Norfolk.
NORTH ATLANTIC WOMEN'S
LEAGUE
Won Lost Pct
Hartford .........mn... 1000
New Britain ....A....... 2 .Ss5
new maven ss""'"D"""SSs 800 'SSS
Bridgeport ss............ 'UOO
RECORDS
Team game, New Britain, 565; team
set, New Britain, 1882; individual game,
Ann Griffin, 1877; individual set, Mitchell,