The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-15
DUCKPIN SHOW
BOASTS THREE
NO. | BOWLERS

Besides Astor Clarke, the pres
ent No. l duckpinner of the
United States, the Cheer Clubs
bowling show at Convention Hall
next Sunday also will include two
other renowned maple-spillers who
have held duckpins' most coveted
title.
Rolling with Clarke on the MARI
boro Hotel team will be Ollie Pa
chi, the Northeast Temple expert
who won the honors two success
sive years, 1881 and 1882, and Joe
Harrison, who wore the crown in
1884. Harrison, on his way to the
top, earned the distinction of being
the standout team-Shooter in the
country and, even today, few have
equalled his feats as team roller.
For the admission price Of 40
cents land every penny of it goes
to the noble cause of charity
Capital fans will be afforded the
seasons best duckpin attraction.
Starting at 8 o'clock, mixed
doubles match with Lorraine GULL
and Bill KrauSs opposing Lucy
Rose and Astor Clarke will start
the show. A three-game team bat
tie between the city's two strong
est teams, Cuff and Santini and
Marlboro Hotel, will follow.
The grand finale will be sin
giles match between the opposing
team captains, Clarke and Tony
Santini.
Smearing the Cleveland outfit
three times, the pace-setting Ac-
counting outfit increased its lead
in the C. & P. Telephone League
when the second-place CONNER
Gals dropped tilt to Construction
No. 2. John Perry placed his name
among the loops season record
holders when he shot 1855, enabling
his Government team to win its
only game from Traffic. Totaling
top set of 1888, Bill Schumacher fea-
tured the three-game trimming
Construction No. l handed Geor-
gia.
Lucky Strike is deadlocked for
second place with Chevy Chase in
the Ladies District League as a
result of taking the odd-game
skirmish from the latter last
night. With Georgia Hays rolling
149, the loser gained its lone
victory with a stout 628 count.
Ida Weinberg's 1865 was instru-
mental in a 1,701 team total for
the Chevy Chase crew. Caroline
Hiser's 348 and Lorraine Gulli'S
1874 led the Luckies.
Rosslyn, however, went five
games in the lead by taking two
games from Georgetown. Lucy
Rose was high for the front-run-
ners with 13O-362. Convention
Hall snapped losing streak by a
81 win from Arcadia. Red Circle
Food Shop nicked Rendezvous
twice.
Top scoring honors in the
Ladies Commissioner and Mis-
cellaneous League at the Lucky
Strike went to Miss Cunningham,
who led Personnels 81 win from
Miscellaneous. A 1,401 team set
gave Alcohol Tax No. a two
game win from the leading Tech
nical Staff.
American Window Cleaning
jumped out in front in a hectic
Recreation League pennant race
by sweeping the crack Joe Tucci
Plumbers team. Eddie Keith, with
379 and Harold Hodges with 376
led the winner. Allied Roofing
knocked Herzogs out of first place
by sweeping the set with Ed
Edinger's 372 high. University
Shop gained a second place tie by
with Shah & Shah by plastering
Washington Diesel School.
International Business Machines
swept Holbrook Dairy in the t
Friendship League at Silver
Spring. Jimmy Boteler's 365
topped the victory.
Three new season records were
established in the United States
Engineers League when the Mud.
hens posted a team game of 604,
Wharfrats totaled 1872 and Larry
McLung shot 153 for single
effort.