Evening star., 1935-03-27
CLARKE. SPONSORS
CRUTCHLEY EVENT
Norfolk Girls Will Visit Sat-
urday-B. Y. P. U. Team
Stars in N. D. B. c.
BY ROD THOMAS.

4 u
v Y almost every star bowler,
1t remains for Astor Clarke
Of Clarendon to be different. as usual.
and tag a tournament for duckpin
shooter who hasn't made the head
lines In many season.
The Milton Crutchley Sweepstakes
will be rolled Saturday night on the
Clarendon drives, of which Clarke is
manager. Crutchley, beyond so years
of age, Is only a little better than
average on the rnapleways, but as
booster for the sport he's tops out at
Clarendon, anyway.
Crutchley now has the Clarendon
juniors under his wing and they are
winning consistently. their only set
back being at the hands of the Ar
cadia juniors.
Although Clarke is the sponsor,
Crutchley will manage the tourna-
ment. He will accept entries up to 9
o'clock Saturday night, when the sec
ond squad will shoot. The first gang
will start firing at 7. The entry fee OF
$3.50 will include the cost OF five
games. Every bowler with an average
of less than 120 will receive a handl-
cap of half the difference between his
league average and the scratch l20,
with maximum of go pins.
Crutchley bowls with the Clarendon
Cleaners and has an average OF llO.
Girl Stars Meet Again.
A N ATTRACTION that promises to
~ rival the big doings Saturday in
the National Duckpin Bowling
Congress- championships at the Ar
between the Health Center girls OF
Norfolk and the Bill Woods, at the
Lucky Strike
The Health Center lineup features
the famous Ida Simmons, who seems
certain to receive the national No. l
ranking this season and in the Bill
Wood ranks is a maid who gave Ida
a healthy pasting at Norfolk a while
back, Billie Butler. They will be di-
rectly opposed as anchor rollers.
The other Norfolk girls are Mary
Stapleton, Helen Dudley. Frances
Wsssnan and Dot O'Brien and the
other Bill Woods, Pauline Ford, An
nette Matthew, Loretta Leaman and
Helen Sullivan. Both teams pack a
pulchritudinous as well as scoring
punch.
The Bill Woods rolled 1868 to 1854
in the first skirmish.
A season record for the Lutheran
Church League was marked up when
Margaret Weber of the Keller team
shot 552 at the Arcadia.
B. Y. p. u. Goes Ahead.
DUE mainly to the pinch shooting
of Bob Meyer, the B. Y. P. U.
team today tops the booster
division Of the national champion
ships with a set Of 1,706. to which
Mover contributed 388 sticks. 1t was
the second highest team score of the
tournament which the Arcadias are
leading with 1910.
Four teams from the Washington
metropolitan area will roll tonight at
8 o'clock. They are the A. Il p,
COllege fdrk Alley, LIKE Hl8 oi oANel
Spring and Norman w. Oyster Co.
Following are their line-ups:
Atlantic a. Pacific-M. ]. Casey, 8.
Soler1, j. V. Holland, r. Kaiser, j.
Mullican and L. M. Griffith.
College Park Alleys-Mocca Belt, E.
Rintoul. Kenneth Fowler. Ben Stroat,
Henry Ashcroft and Tubby Wentz.
Dixie Pig-Harry Strickler Clarence
Fline, Frank Hines, Bill Ham and Lee
Rothgeb.
Norman W. Oyster Cohen Taylor,
B. J. Woods, 8. Rosenblatt, Thornberg,
Howder and Share, captain.
Sports Writers Battle.
"HIS afternoon, at 3 O'Clock, the
sports writer's were to have 1t
out In their annual champion
ship skirnish held in connection with
the N. D. 3. G. tournament. Ken
Black Of Taunton, Mass, won last
year with 400.
Following are last nights scores
and the tournament leaders: