The Washington times., 1935-01-18
TO ROLL
GIRLS TEAM
TOMORROW
BY SID KATZNELL


Besides possessing exceptional
bowling talents and being an &C
complished musician, Smiling
Joe Blendman is quite bowling
promoter.
He has arranged a special
match between an all-star aggre-
CATION Of the local Hebrew League
and a picked Jewish team from
the Recreation Alleys of Balti-
more.
The first block will be rolled
in the Monumental City Sunday
night at 1880 o'clock on the Rec
reation drives. The final block
will be bowled at the Convention
Hall Saturday, January rs.
The locals will select their
starting lineup from Sam Bort
nick, Hy Schecter, Milt Kolodin,
Abe weinberg, Abe Singer, Hy
Goodman, Ralph Goldberg and
Joe Blendman.
An interesting match will be
rolled tomorrow night at the
Recreation Alleys, when a team
of men meets a fast women's
combination. The Charity Club
of the Elks' League will bowl
the widely known Lucky Strike
Girls.
Lead by Three Games
The Hecht Company bowlers
today lead the Department Store
League by three full games as a
result of their two-game victory
over the flashy Kann's duckpin-
ners last night.
In winning, the Hechtmen es-
tabnshed two season records
They turned in 6S4 game
breaking the former team game
mark by three pins, and a 1,761
set, shattering the former team
set held by Kann'S by three pins.
The big guns for the victorious
Hecht team were Cecil Aylor,
37O; Donald Boyer, 1854. and AL
Mcdonald, 352. Lloyd Tubbs
starred for Kann's with 352.
Tom Davidson, best remembered
as a member of the 1880 national
champion Bethesda team, was in
rare form last night. Rolling with
the Easy Marks he registered an
all-time record of 416 for the Mis-
cellaneous Tax Unit League. His
games were 148, 1913 and 14O.
The veteran Ollie Clark was
another to come through with a
record-smasher. His 159 is high
for the Independent League. His
384 set enabled Grotto Grill to
hang up 1766 for a new high set.
Billie Butler won herself an
entry in the Dixie sweepstakes by
rolling 323 in preliminary at
Arcadia. The event will be rolled
in Richmond, Saturday, Jan
uary 26.
Fort Humphries and Headquar'
terS teams were off to a winning
start as the second series of the
War Department opened.
Honey on Top
George Honey was the top
shooter in the District League
last night, rolling 402, which
aided Northeast Temple to trip
Boulevard twice. George Hoffman
led the suburbanites with 370
Rolling up a team set of 1,81;
with a 642, both high for the
nights play, Occidental Restaur'
ant easily disposed of Arcadia at
Convention Hall. The sweep gives
the Fred Buchholz' entry a lead OF
six games as the second-place New
Center Market crew dropped a
tilt to Georgetown Recreation
Bill Krauss chalked up the best
string of the night, 158. His 391
set supplied the punch for the
Marketmen. Jack rolled 377 for
the Westenders.
AL Woods popped 389 TO lead
the three-game winning attack OF
the champion king pinnerS against
Lucky Strike. Paul Jarman made
his initial. try in the loop, rolling
lao and 349, as his Convention
Hall club shared the odd win from
Columbia.
Tony Santini continued his
march to the Washington Singles
League championship by smash
ing the naples for 383, trimming
Jack Talbert.