Evening star., 1938-12-05
Ten Teams WiI|Fire
Qualifying Round
Next Saturday
Washington EIks Win
BY One Pin; RegoIs
Pluck Orioles

Pluck Orioles
Charley Bell, Convention Hall
manager, promising the biggest entry
ever to roll in The Evening Star
Yuletide Handicap Tournament at
his picturesque plant. was off to a
flying start in that direction today
with the announcement that the 10
team Bakers Union No. 1l8 League
would roll in body.
ut was quite surprise when to
the man the Bakers promised to roll
next Saturday morning." said the
quiet Convention Hall
boss.
Carl Heinzmann, president of the
Bakers League and Chris Hutchir-
son, secretary scorer, are veterans at
rallying a gang.
To both its hobby. Carl has been
rolling in the Masonic League almost
since it was formed in 1918. One
would look far to find a man more
prominent over a span of years in
SdlloAot SpUl tlldIl Alll 10. 4NOI W..
east Washington long ago came to
know him as an organizer of base
ball teams of all ages.
Encouraged by the Bakers, Bell
this week will dig in with the other
bowling alley heads to bring into the
fold hundreds of boWlers.
The Bakers loop is composed of
ronrocoyfir3n M
Dee Bakers, Schneider's Rye, Holmes,
Havenner. Dorsch's, Rice, Wonder,
Sanico Cakes, Sanico Bread and
Union Office. The Dan Dees are
pacing the loop with 10 wins and 8
losses, with Rices Bakery pressing
them. Otto Weisberger of the leaders
Is top average man with 1T and a
season record holder with a 156
game.
BY margin of only one duckpin
the Washington Elks achieved a
victory over their Annapolis fra
ternity brothers in the first half of
their home-and- home series at the
new Recreation. The D. c. No: l
combination of Gordon Scott. George
Auguste, Norman Schroth, Phil Hef-
felfinger, George Beyers and Ed
Mulvey turned in game totals Of
48l. 573 and GOT to win by 83 pins.
The Annapolis No. 2 crew all but
erased this deficit when they picked
up 80 pins with 1,547 count.
SCOTS 370 set and Mulvey's 155
string were tops for the Washing
tonians, while Frank Bakers $50
was high for the invaders. Combined
team totals were: Washington, 1926;
Annapolis, 3,125.
Cuff e. Santini Wins.
Coming from behind in last
frame rally to top Lucky Strikes
669 with a 692 count, to gain 2-1
decision. Cuff g. Santini bowlers
held their 4-game lead in the Dis
trict League pennant chase when
the runner-up Tru-Blu and third
place Marlboro Hotel also were
nicked for game each.
The Lucky Strikers, who totaled
1857, were off to flrst-game win
from the pace settlers, 621 to 592.
The breaks favored the Cuff d
6antini sharpshooters in the second
skirmish when the Luckies cut no
less than six deuces for spare counts
to lose by - pins. Paul Jarman,
counting % pins on a double-header
strike in the last frame, just about
decided the final tussle, AL Wright's
S95 and Karl Gochenour'S 385 top
ped of the LuckieS' high game and
set Of the season. Capt. Tony San
hni with 1886 and Bill Krauss with
lal-38l we're high scorers for the
winners.
Frank Mischou, garnering set
honors with 4l6, gave the Tru-Blus
their 81 edge over Convention Hall
with his $50 effort. However, Abe
Weinberg's l53 checked the Takoma
Parkers in the middle tilt. The
Halls anchor man totaled 37O.
Paul Harrison turned in a swell
Job at anchor when Arcadia nipped
Marlboro Hotel in the middle game,
652 to $50. With the game even, the
hnky Arcadian struck in the last
frame. Perce Wolfe retahated with
a spare, but Paulie beat him to the
punch, sweeping the alley clean with
his next two balls. The Marlboros,
with Joe Freschi's 402. Joe Harri-
sons 1898, Astor Clarke's 395 and
Wolfe's 389, chalked up 1889 for
the set with other games of 676 and
613. Fred Murphy's 38l was high
In Arcadia's 1.816-team total.
Diamond Cab was a 81 winner
from Georgetown Recreation. with
Lou Jenkins 1854 high. Tody Saylor
shot 372 for the losers.
Royals Score Again.
Max Rosenberg's crack Regal Neon
Sign team is looking for new fields
to conquer, having taken the strong
DR.. Peppers apart for the second
time at the Baltimore Recreation
drives yesterday in the wind-up of
a 1o-game intercity series.
Hokie Smith. with GAS, starred in
the final set, decided by a count of
3,095 to 3,054. The Orioles, who were
beaten decisively in team, doubles
and singles here recently, annexed
their only win by squaring the
doubles when Meyer Jacobson and
Win Guerke defeated Astor Clarke
and Ed Blakeney, 778 to 767.
Joe Harrison won both ends of
mis- singles matches, defeating Nova
Hamilton, $50 to 374. He trimmed
Meyer jacobson, 434 to 1872, in the
series opener at Chevy Chase.
Averaging 1920 for 16 games, Ed
Blakeney was the Royals top
shooter. In the same number of
games Harrison hit 1916 pace and
Clarke 1906. The Royals had an
impressive 633 game average.
Santini Alone Shoots 700.
Tony Santini is the only Washing
ton bowler to roll 700 this season
With three such performances to his
credit he may establish record be-
fora tho sna Son is 0ver Ho Sto fod