The Washington times., 1935-11-09
Pigs Oppose
Plaza at
Temple
BY SID KATzNELL

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bowling program tonight. IDA
Simmons and her Norfolk Health
Center Girls match pins with
Lorraine GULL and her RosSlyn
-duckpinnists at Rosslyn IN the
South Atlantic Women's League,
while Temple Dixie Pigs enter
tain Plaza Alleys team, OF Bal
'timore, at Temple, in the South.
ern Intercity Mems League.
RossIyn Leads
Rosslyn is leading the ladies'
circuit with seven markers on the
right side of the ledger and five
on the other side. Temple and
Occidental, another Washington
entry in the famed Southern
Intercity League, are deadlocked
for first place with II victories
and four defeats. Incidentally,
Occidental also sees action to-
night but it will be down in
Norfolk, Va, against the Health
Center team.
Plenty of drama and color will
be seen at RoSslyn inaSmuch as
Ida Sim m onS, No. ! ranking
duckpinnist and the most valuable
one, rolls with Norfolk, and Lor'
raine Gull, No. 2 ranking duck
pinnist and the second most valua-
BILE one, bowls with Rosslyn.
Miss Simmons averaged 1l7.135
for 299 games, while Miss Gull
had q HAS average for 243
games last year. Many experts
believe that a doubles combina-
tion of GULL and Simmons would
give any mems doubles team in
the country a run for their
money.
Watch Center Team
Watch out for Rich m o n d
Health Center team in the Mems
Southern Intercity Duckpin
League from now on. Gordon
Caldwell, manager Of the team,
has materially strengthened his
aggregation no. little by adding
two Washington bowlers who can
really and truly bowl. They are
''Whip" Litchfield and Ed Blanke-
,ney.
All eyes will be glued on Joe
Freschi, Temples youthful sensa'
ton, at Temple. Joe recently
rolled a powerful 725 set to eS-
tablish a new Southern 1ntercity
League record. Line-ups follow:
PIGS PLAZA
gene Hargett Paul Lohr
George Honey Henry Penn Penn.
ollie Pacini Wilmer Robey
R,.IcHs R4sSN9H Weston K.tS.Pine SGheosn Steven.
Evelyn Ellis Francis Wessman
Refa Levy Dorothy O'Brien
Lucy Rose Mary stapletOn
Lorraine GULL lda summons aS ,,r
SOUTH ATLANTIC WOMEN's LEAGUE
W. L. w. l..
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Team game-RossIyn, 6o7. Team set
Rosslyn, 1,742. Individual Eame-WoO.
ton (Rosslynl. $50. individual set-sim'
mons (N0rfOlk), 3SS.
Rose( ROsslyn), 1898; Randlett (Rich-
-mOnd), 112-i; wills (Richmond, I'LL;
Ellis (ROssIyh), I'LL; Levy (ROsslynl.
11I.s: B5Ose SBe1timcrs); 61 );RdiiiSI; dlliS; GIln
NnOS8lyHJp 41A"SS "OOtOu NASOSoAJAlB SA@'
Zimmerman (BaltimOre), 11O-1.
RESULTS LAST WEEK
Norfolk, 3; Richmond. /.
Baltimore, 2; ROsslyn,
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE
Norfolk at ROsslyn, November Q.
Norfolk at Baltimore, November 10.
Richmond idle.
STANDING
Temple.Dixle Pigs (Wash.) 80. ii I
Occidental (WashingtOn) ....... IL
John Marshall (RichmOnd .. 3
Recreation Center (BaltimOre).. 9
Peninsula Bus (NorfOlk) ....... 9
Coca-C0la (RichmOndD. .......s 3
Plaza (BaltfmOfe) fe).....,....s. D
Health Center (NOrfolk) ......ss 10
RECORDS
Team Confederation, 718. Team
Three Games-Occidental 1900. Team
rive Games-Occidental, 3197 Indiyid-
uaI Game-Newman (OccidentaD, III.
Individual Three Games-H q m lton
COCA C0la). 441. individual Five Games
-Freschi Temple PigS), 1928.
RESULTS LAST WEEK
Coca.Cola (2) at Peninsula Bus (Sl.
Health Center (0 at John Marshall
Occidental (S) at Plaza (O.
Recreation ~ at Dixie Pig az.
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE
Peninsula at John Marshall (pOSt-
AOnedl.
Plaza at Dixie Pigs
-, Occidental at Norfolk Health Center.