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The Washington times., 1937-03-22
Annual our
April 9, 10

Mrs. William B. Kerkam, jr., is
chairman of the committee IN
charge of the annual tour OF
Georgetown houses, which Will
take place April 9 and 10 for the
benefit of st. Johns Church IN
Georgetown.
other members of the committee
are Mr.. Theodore N. Gill. Mrs:
jefferson Kean, Mrs. Edmund
Talcott, Mr.. j. Bernard WycKott,
and the Rev. F. Bland Tucker.
Along the houses to be shown
are those belonging to Mrs. Frank
lin Mott Gunther, 2812 N Street
Mr.. Victor Sutro, 3019 P Street;
Mrs. Hare Lippincott, 2806 N
Street; Mrs. John Winant, 141l
Thirty-fourth Street; Mrs. L. M.
C. Smith, 1857 N Street; MISS
Margaret Bisland, 1918 N Street;
Mrs. Carroll Grenough, l4O8
Thirty-first Street; and Mrs. James
Scott Vance, 1928 @ Street.
Mrs. F.. S. Wood and her daUgh-
ter, Miss Linley Wood, are stop
ping at the Carlton Hotel during
their visit in the East. They are
from Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Lewis,
of New York City. are spending a
few days at the Shoreham before
going to Palm Beach and st. Au-
gustine, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Moody,
of West Newton, Mass, are stay
ing at the Carlton Hotel.
y y X
Lieut.. and Mrs. w. S. Kurtz, Of
South Orange, N. j., are at the
Martinique for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lockhart,
who are motoring through the
East, have stopped at the Hotel
Raleigh for a visit to the Capital.
They will go to Chicago and Cleve-
land before returning home.
The Washington times., 1937-03-22
Goinq to New York

Senator and Mrs. Royal S. Cope.
land will go to their home at
Suffern, N. Y, for Easter Sunday.
and will attend on that day the
baptismal of their granddaughter,
Ruth Spalding Copeland. who was
born on St. Valentines Day. They
will return to the Shoreham around
April 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren F. Perry.
of Woodside, Md, are at Ward.
man Park Hotel, where they have
taken an apartment. Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry will be here for an in
definite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Ruggles, OF
Wolleston, Mass, who have spent
the Winter motoring through the
South, are at the Raleigh Hotel
for a brief stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond e.
Buck, from Fort Work, Texas,
are stopping at the Carlton Hotel
while in Washington.
The Washington times., 1937-03-22
Society to Meet

The Texas Society of Wash
ington, of which Mr.. Karl E.
Crowley. Solicitor General of the
Post office Department, is presi-
dent, will entertain at a recep-
ton and dance Saturday evS'
ming, March 27. at 9 o'clock in
the main ballroom of the May
flower Hotel. In the absence of
the president, who will be out OF
the city, the first vice president.
Mr.. C. E. Beckham, will preside.
Mr.. Lloyd CroSSman is secretary
of the society.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Ross Watson,
Of Tallahassee, Fla, are at the
Martinique for an indefinite stay.
The Washington times., 1937-03-22
Birthday Partv

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Mullen
were hosts at a dinner party at
the Shoreham Saturday evening,
the occasion being Mrs. Mullen's
birthday. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse C. Harraman,
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Mangum.
The Washington times., 1937-03-22
Secretary
Honor Guest

Mr.. Harry H. Woodring, secrs-
tary of War, was the guest in
whose honor Mrs. Dorothy Lee
Ward entertained at a luncheon
yesterday at the Surf Club in
Miami Beach.
Others in the party were Lady
Cecil Knightly, Mrs. Wards house
guest; Count Frederick Blackmere.
former Senator and Mrs. Marcus
Coolidge, Gen. William R. Sample,
Mrs. Robert E. Greenwood, Mr..
Adolph S. Merz, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j.
Mack, Mr.. Harold Cauthen. Mr..
and Mrs. j. F. Ireland. Col. M.
Robert Guggenheim, and Mr.. and
Mrs. dewitt Page.
The table was decorated with
blue delphinium, yellow freesia,
pink tulips, and maidenhair fern.
After the luncheon Secretary
Woodring left on a fishing trip He
will return to Washington the
latter part of the week.
Mrs. Ward plans to fly to Mas
Sau for Easter. and will be back
at her Massachusetts, Avenue home
about April 10.
X 4
Miss Winifred Pickens Is visit
ing her sister, Miss Helen Pick.
ems, at Duke University, and will
return to Washington with her
when the latter's vacation starts.
March 81. Their mother, Mrs. E.
M. Pickens, who passed few days
with them at the University, has
returned to her apartment at the
Shoreham.
~
Mrs. Cynthia Miller, Of st.
Petersburg, Fla. is at the Mar
Unique for brief stay.
The Washington times., 1937-03-22
Diplomatic and Official Notes:
FRENCH ENVOY AND WIFE IN SOUTH
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Stotesbury
To Entertain at El Mirasol
Today in Their Honor

The Ambassador Of France and Nine. Bon
net are at The Breakers in Palm Beach, Fla,
will be the of honor reception and tea to be given
this Mr. and Mrs Edward Stoesbury at their
villa, Ell Mirasol.
The Nine Bonnet expected to return to
the embassy Kalorama Road on Easter Monday.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
HEALTH LECTURER
RECORD MARKSMAN
DR.. B. S. K. Claunch Gains Fame
as Shot When Eyes Are Aided
in Tuberculosis Cure.

ON THE strength of shooting per-
formance he staged back in 1928,
when he brought down 20 out of 20
starlings from a rise Of 81 yards to es-
tablish world record, said never to
haves been equaled, DR.. B. s. X.
Claunch would be of valuable as
sistance to the District Government
In combating the annual starting
nuisance.
DR.. Claunch, who now Is lecturing
on diet and health, suffered from tu-
berculosis as young man, and, as an
outgrowth OF his malady. had very
poor eyesight. At that time his shoot
ing and reading could be done only
with the aid OF powerful eyeglasses.
With the cure Of his disease, how
ever, also came the return of normal
sight. at which time he went back to
his hobby of craftsmanship and
Evening star., 1937-12-12
NAVY RING SQUAD BIG
Two Hundred Seek Varsity Jobs.
Open Against Cornell.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Dec. 1.-Two
hundred candidates for the Navy box
ing team are working daily under
Coach Spike Webb, who shortly will
cut the squad to . more handy size.
The season opens with match here
on January % against Cornell.
Candidates for heavyweight honors
include Al Bergner, powerful tackle,
weighing 2l5 pounds; AL Wallace,
Regular center of the eleven, who boxed
some last year, and Carl Fleps, another
big fellow.
Other regulars of last year on hand
are Skipper Gifin. ITS pounds; Ed
Luby (captain). 145. and Al Berbee,
1l3 last season, but now is heavier.
The team is missing Eddie O'Her-
ron. crack lS5-pounder of last year,
who has resigned. O'Herron also was
the regular catcher Of the varsity nine.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
Kipke an Example
OfCrid's Demands
BY FRANCIS J. POWERS.

BY FRANCIS ]. POWERS.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1l.-Football u
like that. At the finish Of
the 1888 season Harry Kipke was
hailed Is one OF the coaching
geniuses Of the sport. Michigan
had just won its fourth consecutive
Big Ten championship. outright
or by tie. and Kipke was sought
by several famous institutions. and
his name was Of tremendous reader
value to magazines.
Then Michigan's run Of material
began to slacken and no new Fried
mans, Newmans. Oosterbaans and
Bernards appeared on the campus.
The ever-growing defensive side of
football began to catch up with
the famous short punt formation
jocularly paraphrased into punt,
pass and pray"-on which Michi-
gan teams from the early days of
Fielding H. Yost had marched to
victory.
One poor season followed an
other, and now, after = fourth,
the same Harry Kipke has been
discharged A. head coach.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
Basket BallCames

Wyoming Teachers 81; Wilson Teach
Mount st. M.ry's. SO: Southeastern
St, o55sssaiha's 5Osephs; s. Is; Ioyol. cs.ltlmor.,.
Miehiean. 43: Michtsan State. 40;
"ssh1nsson naI1nst !. and Lee. sa; Lynchburs
Ohio State. S -; Nebrssk.. raj 81.
South Csroiina. Al; College Of Charles
suIaa.; .,s, 81; Indian. State Teachers. 1s.
or:eIy sfIse T:ssss1.. TTssssesas' Is; x.n... stat.
NsII::sssII Ss'!s5' Wiley, - u: St. p.urs: u.
p.tfo',. p%;saHuFh; hs: 81; td1isS Wi,shitss; 81 80
Bali shtstsa; ststs. st y: hsssse indiana. as s.
Fordham. 21; University Of Newark. II.
Ithica, So; Norwich. 90.
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Mseensin Na:e,s STse4 % fissses4sR ss eMsIy' se
Wte' WoScesser rsch. &! S'nsl 81: ASSUMPTION. a..
Clark University. 4a: Coast Guard Acad
Lons Island sb; East stroudsburs Teach
WESLEYAN. an. 81: swathmore. 4s.
sistnssn ssrsease 45 5s st. 10 as
Erskiin. 4s:. Evansville. 20.
oaFnssis 1sch. ~; Washington and JET
Evening star., 1937-12-12
In Pay-of Frequently.

PACINI likely has received more
checks from the National Duckpin
Bowling Congress than any other man
IN the country. But for bit of mis-
fortune he probably would be the all
time scoring leader of the national
championships. In the first one, held
In 1928, Pacini was handicapped by
stih neck and fell one stick shy of
averaging 100. But today we find him
fourth in the standing of those who
have engaged in all the N. D. B. c.
tournaments and only 152 pins behind
the leader, Nick Tronsky of Connect
icut. BY shooting his average in 1928
he would have been on top of the
select list.
For this season his general average
for several leagues and many special
events is about 125.
He goes into the tenth annual Eve
ming Star event at scratch and with
l25 the scratch figure, he wort have
much company In the unhsndicapped
class
Bowlers have between now and De-
cember ~ to roll the fivc-gamc quail
flying set, with Is per cent of the field
at each establishment in WASHINGTON
and its suburbs to survive for the roll
of.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
JOB LOOMS FOR MEHRE
Would Accept Gamecock Post If
Allowed Georgia stan.

COLUMBIA. S. c., Dec. II (R.-
Harry j. Mehre, who resigned recently
as football coach at Georgia, was re-
ported today to have advised a group
Of alumni he would consider accept
ing the job of head coach at South
Carolina.
The Columbia Record said Mehre
informed the group he would take
the post if he is permitted to bring his
entire coaching staff with him.
A meeting of special committee of
the University Athletic Board has
been called for Monday to make rec
concentrations on the coaching situ-
alton.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
Harrison and Blakeney Cain
Pin Purse With Keen Finish,

lat and Biakeney 134. while Clarke
rolled 1873 and Krauss lot.
Both pairs beat the tournament rec
ord Of 2,60l established BY Joe Harri-
son and Dutch Newman early in the
history of the event. Harrison and
Blakeney this time rolling 2,607 and
Clarke and Krauss 2,604.
The 1887 tournament was = battle
al the way between these two COM
bsnationS, the winners receiving 80
and the runners-up $40.
Pacini. leading bowler Of the season,
was far OH stride in the first set, in
which he shot $50. but made q great
recovery In the evening with 665.
, The best individual set was Clarke,s
opAninR ia Scnras.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
HARVARD GOES ALONE
Rejects Bid for Commercial Air
Broadcast of Grid Games.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. IL @.-
The Harvard Crimson, student publica-
ton, said today university officials had
declined commercial radio sponsorship
OF Harvard's seven home football
games next fall although Athletic
Committee members had voiced q IA
vorable attitude.
The Crimson said the rejection came
because university ofncials believed the
sponsorship would be contradictory to
university policies"
The opinion of university of1icials,"
the Crimson added, "in taking this &C.
ton Is part Of a policy to prevent over
emphasis and avoid commercianzation
Of football"
Evening star., 1937-12-12
MERRICkS TO FRONT
IN SOUTHEAST RACE
Break Triple Tie With Miller and
Trojan Quintets-This Weeks
Games Listed.

INVOLVED in triple tie q week ago
with Miller Furniture and the Tro-
jams, Merrick Boys Club basketers
now find themselves atop the South
east Community Center basket ball
loop, with 5 wins and loss This was
the result of Procurements' upset VIC
tory over the Trojans and Merrick's
walloping of the Marvin Methodistx
This weeks games follow:
Tomorrow-Sigma Mu Sigma vs. Sham
rocks. 10 National Savings a. Trust vs..
Merrlck Boys Club, S:15; Bureau of In
vestigstion VS.. Procurement. S:iS.
Tuesday--Merrick Boys Club VS.. Bureau
~. Wednesday VS.. Sigma Mu
Sisma. 7;16: Shamrecks VS.. Merricks,
s:l2; Trojans VS.. Miller Furniture. 9:15.
Friday-Siema Mu Sigma VS.. National
Savings & Trust. 3; Bureau Of Investiga-
tion vs. Miller Furniture, 8.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

NATIONAL LEAGUE records for
1877 show two old troopers
still able to top the bunch-Cactus
Cravath of the Phillies led the ctr
cult in home runs and Max Carey,
Pirate outfielder, was king of old
loop base stealers.
President Of the Phillies is re-
ported to have received a record
price, 100000, and q promising
pitcher-catcher combine, Prender-
CAST and Dilhoefer. from the Cubs
for his star battery of Alexander
and Killifer. His wisdom in the
deal, however, is being questioned
seriously.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
COMES BACK TO SPORTS

LORETTO, Pa, Dec. II LP).-Little
st. Francis College has found that in
tercollegiate sports are q necessary
phase OF college life.
Five years after it abandoned them
As a depression measure, the college
among the pines" in Central Pennsyi-
vania is preparing te resume football
and basketball.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
NORTHEAST LOOP ACTIVE
Two Triple-Headers Listed for
aa@ Basketers This Week.

A Northeast Community Center Bas-
ket Ball League triple-header. begin
ming at Z o'clock Tuesday night in the
Langley Junior High gym, will see ac-
ton between Trinity and Bates in the
opener, followed by the lexington
Juniors Cleaners game and
winding up with . clash between Eek
lngton Seniors and Morris Club
On Thursday Trinity will meet the
National Guard five, Bates will tussle
ths lexington Seniors and lexington
Juniors will play the Government
Printing Once contingent.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
Lucy Rose Is First to Cipe ~
Lorraine Gull Close Fight
For District League HOnOrs

"HAT Lucy Rose leads the
Ladies' District League with
an average Of 1l2.16 il Of
4 peculiar concern to Lorraine
GULL, perennial champion, who Il
81 pins back Of the Rosslyn ace
Miss Gulli never before has had .
close competitor in the all-star cir
cut Surprising too, to see An
META Matthew leading Tad Howard's 3
Rendezvous entry with l06.14, the
team includes such stars as Billie
Butler, Margaret Lynn, Pauline Ford
and Elsie Fischer :. Evelyn Ellis, .
teammate. Is runner-up to Mrs. Rose
with 108.24 >. Ruth Rothgeb Is NTH
with 1868 The three-time pen
t-winning Rosslyn club IL four
games ahead in the current CAM
paign according to the dope sent in
by 'Moonie" Lynn, league scorer.
Brad Mandley ID the top
shoter in the Recreation loop
with 125.l7 Astor Clarke,
No. l duckpinner, u second
with 1851.
Joe Harrison Is giving both . chase
with 1924 and Clifton Hollis Il
fourth with 1910 Sam Simon,
Abe Beavers, Henry May, Perce r.
lett and Perce Wolfe are all well
above the 120 mark Holy Name
bowlers are three games in front OF
ST. Peters for the lead Of Section A
OF the mammoth Holy Name So
ciety League Johnny Nicros 3o4
and Guido Trilli's 162 are top counts
Holy Trinity, leader in Section
B has top team Of 604 Frank Nc
Donough is the record holder with
l54-400 in Section c which IL led
by st. James.
Interior individual Race Tied.
SECRETARY rollers did themselvea
- proud In the Interior Depart
ment loop last week, hanging . two
game defeat on Engineers with two
season records. q game Of $40 and set
Of 1,708 F1anery's 36l and Mil
ler's 35l topped OF the record smash
ing National Capital Parks, hold.
ing the top rung, three games over
Secretary, won two from Admins.
trative with Walshs 1863 featuring
scorer Henry D. Billings figures show
:. Umali and Schuler deadlocked fol-
top average with 1l2.10 Schulel
shot 376 for his latest effort Pau
Schlosser is the third high average
roller in the Masonic League with
117.18 His 383 set was the high
light of Albert Pixies 81 win from
Petworth After a double-headel
week King David still leads the pack
with Hiram second and Centennial
running third Ed Cleary made
his seasons debut, rolling 146 fol
high string with Whiting which
bumped the leading King Davids the
odd one.
A. d P. League rollers will
have four Christmas turkeys -
special prizes tomorrow night at
Lucky Strike.
Eight O'Clock, by sweeping Sunny
brook. deadlocked the pennant issue
with Condor. which dropped = tilt Il
Sultana Diminutive Mike Multi.
cans lat was the feature of Sunny.
fields I'll win from Red Circle
Windridge d Handy tops the Airing.
ton County loop by . three-game mar
gin over Standard Laundry JET
ferson Fire Department L. q game in
Evening star., 1937-12-12

turped in his enviable records. In ad-
dition to the previously mentioned
record, which he established in Aus
tralia, DR.. Claunch also displays VAL
liable trophies won in matches In
Vandalia, Ohio, and Havana. Cuba.
DR.. Claunch. who now lives in CAL
ifornia, learned the rudiments of his
shooting proves in Dallas, Tex, his
native city.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
AMOR BRUIO REPEATS
Thanksgiving Cap Winner First
in Tanforan's Half Moon.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. II R.-
Amor Brujo, Uruguayan thoroughbred
carrying top weight Of l21 pounds,
raced to an impressive one-length VIC
tory on muddy track today in Tan,
foran's $2,50o Half Moon Handicap.
King Saxon was second and Tick On
third. The time for the mile was lao.
The victory elevated Amor Brujo to
top position for the closing $4,000
handicap next Saturday The thor
oughbred, owned by H. A. Luro, won
the Thanksgiving Day Handicap in
equally impressive manner.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
ci Havng Biggest Pin Season 40 for Unique Honor
laway 1885 Fred lately has
been razzed to . frazzle.
Moye Has LARGE Evenins.

Moyo ms Large Evening.
SHORTY MOVES 1882 was tho
feature Of the Southern Railway
Clerks matches Martin, with
1880, was high in the Navy De-
partment Jack Ferrall's AgricuI-
ture Interbureau loop Is staging a
merry flag chase, with Plant Industry
one game in front Of Interbureaus
Economics 1888 is top set =.
Browns l72 and 395 are the best
individual counts Auditors and
Switchboard are jammed at the top
OF the Western Electric League, which
Is led by J B. Smiths 1871 average
The Auditors, however, with
high team counts OF 1912 and $40,
hold . big pinfall advantage.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
TRAVEL FOR GRID TUTOR
Michigan Men to Make Trips to
Interview Aspirants.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Dec. II R.
Fielding H. Yost, athletic director,
and Ralph w. Aigler, chairman Of
the board in control of athletics at
Michigan, will leave within a few
days on trips to interview candidates
for the football coaching berth.
Detroit alumni are booming Charles
q. >(Gus) Dorais, who has had strong
teams at Detroit U.
New York alumni indicated that
they favored consideration of Benny
Friedman, one-time Michigan all
America, now coaching at City Col
lege.
On the Michigan campus a boom
for George Veenker, athletic director
at Iowa State College, was reported.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
BOWL TEAMS LIST TILT.

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Dec. II.
R).-Two of the array Of New Year
Day bowl teams, Michigan State
Of the Orange Bowl and West Vir-
ginia of the Sun Bowl, will meet in a
regular season contest on Mountameer
Field, October S, 1898.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
Regains Sanico League.

ASSAinS S4nlc0 League,
s E. A. is back in first place OF
the Sanicc League by virtue OF
six-game win Jumbo Bread
ONCE, Bakery, Green Bag Coffee won
two games each to stay in the flag
chase ]. Uptons al and Nc
Falls 362 were tops for the week
Hunts Fruit shot high game of 59a
Tom Bradfords 1894 is ton
average.
Paul Jarman Is winginx in
the Columbia Heights League
with , 125-15 average.
Jacobs Transfer and J. c. Longest
are tied for the lead Fred
Murphy h the strike leader, with 36
Arthur Darling shot . season
record string of 1853 in the Country
Club League to feature Congress
sional No. is climb to hrst place
Argyle No. 2 knocked Beaver Dam
No. l out OF the lead when Cham
berlin's last game, 1876, accounted TO,
81 win by l stick.
With Dutch Weidman's top 377 set
the high light, Radio, defending
champs, nicked Erecting Shop fol
three games in the Columbia Lodge
No. l74 League The B. M. Shor
and Miscellaneous No. 9 teams
locked at the top of the 3S-clut
league, swept their sets with West
No. l and Cartridge Case Shop, re.
spectively . Sight No. routet
Broadside Mount No. 1 when Mike
Braman shot 136-36l and Fred Cal.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
GENERALS WIN OPENER

LEXINGTON. Va, Dec. IL R.-
Warrington and Lees basket ball
team, Southern Conference cham
ptosL opened the season tonight with
Aacdea-to-2S victory oves Lynchbu1k
college. spessard led with is point
Evening star., 1937-12-12
Many Experts Fail.

ollie speaks ruefully of his expert
ence last year in The Star tourna-
ment He was one of the last to roll
the qualifying round at Northeast
Temple, where he is manager.
II needed 102 pins in the last game
TO qualify" he said, "and got only 90
some" Managerial duties distracted
Ollie in that last string, but many
another expert with nothing to bother
him has failed to make the grade to
the $500 roll-off Such famous bowl
ers as Astor Clarke. Joe Harrison,
Red Megaw and so on for lengthy
list have failed to survive the prelim
due to the handicaps of mediocre PIN
men.
AS in all other competition, Pacini
has been an unusually consistent per-
former in The Star tournament. He
has finished high in the money more
times than any other man. In nine
years he has placed first 1882, third,
fifth and sixth in giant fields, averag-
ing approximately 1870 for his prize
winning efforts.
Evening star., 1937-12-12

|AKE it from Ollie Pacini, North
east Temple bowling star, life
begins at 20 and consistency
4 is jewel
Pacini, who celebrated his 40th birth
day five months ago, is in the middle
OF what promises to be the biggest
season of his bowling career, which
spans % years.
And that in spite of the fact that
his health is impaired. It may be
advisable to yank all of Ollie's teeth.
In 1892 and '33 Pacini was ranked
No. ! among the duckpin bowlers of
the country. In 1881 he was just an
other good pin-shooter to most of
those who reported the game. There
was one notable exception. The late
Len Collins, in compiling statistics for
the first issue of his Duckpin Record
and Guide, was struck by the consiS-
tency Of one Ollie Pacini, although
there were no outstanding records to
his credit. All his averages were high.
Ollie Vindicates Critic.
ON THE strength of Collins figures,
the writer, as a member of the
Washington City Duckpin Association
Ranking Committee. proposed Pacini
for No. /. Nobody else voted that way.
Next season." promised Ollie, I'll
try to be convincing"
He was, to the extent of winning
not only the Washington No. rank
ing, but that Of the country, although
he seldom was sensational.
Today in Baltimore Pacini will shoot
as defending champion in the Mary
land State Sweepstakes.
After that he will attempt an un-
precedented feat. 1t is Ollie's ambition
to become the first man to repeat as a
winner of The Evening Star tourna-
ment, which Pacini holds to be the
toughest event for Washington bowl
tng star to win.
ITS not only the hardest for star
to win," said Pacini yesterday, Its
plenty tough for high-average bowler
TO qualify" He was speaking Of the
handicaps given in The Star tourna-
ment, ranging up to rs pins for men
and go for women.
Evening star., 1937-12-12

" Y1TH . garrison finish, Joe
\A/ Harrison and Ed Blakeney
w last night won the Atlantic
Coast duckpin doubles from
five other crack dues, including Ollie
Pacini and Ray Barnes, last years
champions.
Trailing Astor Clarke and Bill
Krauss, the leaders, by 50 pins after
the first f1ve-game set was rolled in
the afternoon at the Columbia, Har-
rison and Blakeney were behind until
the ANAL string Of the second block,
rolled on the Takoma drives. Then
they bore down with Z vengeance to
win BY three pins. Harrison shootinr