The Washington times., 1937-11-04
Abbr0ach of Dixie Stakes
AddS Color to Pin Tits
.OCCidentalS
Clash With
Tru-BluS
WATCH STARS

With The WaSIlI14sCOA
Mems Dixie Sweepstakes only a
matter of days away, duckpln
fans are watching various star
bowlers of the city as they swing
into action. - soo,,.
his gaze on Convention Hail Wnere
10 of the Capital bamolnos OF
the mapleways lock in deadly
struggle in a Mems District League
match between Occidental Res
taurant and Tru-Blu. All III
bowlers sport averages over the
100 mark. ..,.
The first-place Occidentals,
with Joe Freschi's 127 and AStor
Clarke's 1875 tops, are hitting it
off to the tune of 622-team mark
The third-place Tru-Blus are
topped by Ollie Pacini's 125.
The final matches of the first
series find the second-place Con-
vention Hall club invading Lucky
Strike for a tussle with Hugh
Crawley's charges.
At Columbia the up-and-at-em
c+eorsetoWners engage the crack
Heurich Brewers, while at Arcadla
Max Rosenberg's Regal Neon sign
outfit shoots it out against Lne
Arcadians.
The Dixie sweepstakes, sched-
uled for November 10, opens at
the Arcadia at II p. m, shifts
to Lucky Strike for the second
five games at p. m. and closes
at Convention Hall at 1880 p. m.
Entry fec is $25, including price
of games.
A diamond-studded medal, SYM
bolic of the individual champion
ship of the South, will go to the
winner. George L. 1semann is
executive chairman.
Rosslyn, defending Ladies Dis
trict League champions. lost two
games to Skaters, but Lucy Rose
found time to turn in a new
season high-game record, 145, as
the Virginians copied the first
game with a 571 total.
Ellie Browne copied high in
dividual set honors with 361 as
Convention Hall downed Arcadia
twice. Ellen IDEAS 80 led N. E
Temple to the nights only clean
sweep, withdrawing 7-Up.
Lindsay stott's 372 set with
Ourisman Chevrolet failed to stop
the rush of the L. P. Steuart roll
erS in the General Motors League
at Lucky Strike, but Emerson &
Orme Service stayed right on
their heels by sweeping Arcade
Pontiac when c. Lauer counted
354.
Commerce edged closer to Blu
forcom in the Lucky Strike Ladies
League by winning 81 from
Holmes & Son while the leaders
were dropping a 81 decision to M.
I. N. Ruth Moran's 105-294 led
Standards 81 win from Social Sc
curity No. 2, while the Faazettes
bowed twice to Social Security
No. !.
Ed Billiards. 354 high for the
C. & P. Telephone League, proved
the wallops that gave Government
the odd-game win from Account
ing. Constructions sweep over
Southern was led by O'Connor
who shot top string Of al and a
352 set.
Two season records went by the
boards in the Commissioners and
Miscellaneous League last night at
Lucky Strike when the champion
Technical Staff No. team, hold
ing down first place in the current
pennant chase, totaled 493 and
1895. Mary Hurney with top set of
304 led the record smashing.
Ann Mosher carried off high
game honors with 116.
A newcomer, L. Webster, rolling
a sparkling 1874 game and $50 set
featured the Martha Lodge first
win of the season last night at
Lucky Strike when the strong
Joseph H. Milans team was
trimmed for three games in the
Eastern Star League. Bethany
rollers took a three-game lead by
sweeping Treaty Oak.
Vera Low starred in Mizpah's
three wins from Lebanon, rolling
high game of the evening, 131.
Earl Duncan is today wearing a
smile a mile long.
Last night the Marlboro Hotel
bowler established a season rec
ord by dropping the naples for
a 172 game in the Recreation
League on the Recreation drives.
Marlboro maintained it's grip on
first place by sweeping it's set with
Blaydes. The hotel aggregation
has won 10 games and lost two.
Brad Mandley's 391 set and Harry
Dawson's 366 set also played a
prominent part in Marlboro's
sweep. Marlboro's $50 game was
q new season record.
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