The Washington times., 1938-04-25
ITALIAN SWEEPS
VICTOR TO SEEK
ADDED LAURELS

added LAURELS.
Newly crowned as Italian Sweep
stakes champion, by virtue of his
victory last night at Northeast
Temple, Leo Rinaldi tonight will
turn his efforts to gaining addi-
tional laurels when Northeast
Washington bowlers march on
Convention Hall to roll in the
Washington City Duckpin Associa-
ton championships hat enter the
second week of a gigantic schedule.
Shooting 624 for his five games
which included a 46-pin handicap,
Rinaldi reached a goal he has
sought for many seasons when he
topped his field in the annual
Italian event. He pocketed $12 for
his winning efforts. Frank Caruso
finished second with 610, lacking
a 544 set to a 66-pin handicap.
Ollie Pacini took third place with
a scratch score of 500 and tied
with Bob Miciotto for high game
of 1872. Miciotto with 584; Sam
Sesso with SCI; Nick Rinaldi with
542; Frank Segreti with 538, and
Mario Avon with SGT were among
the top shooters in the event.
16 SEEK TITLE
Sixteen teams out of the Temple
Major and Minor leagues will be
seeking titles in the various classes
while individual members will
strive for singles and doubles
honors. With the illustrious Pa
cini as their leader. the pennant-
winning Senators, Dixie Pigs,
Pats Buffet, Bright Star Liquor,
Rinaldi Tailors, Bremen and Com
pany, and Acme Storage will make
up the Temple Major League entry,
which has suspended its regular
league schedule for tonight to roll
in the tournament.
The Temple Minor League ag-
gregationS are the New Dealers,
Schwarzmann'S. C. & C. Kings
Service, Del Vecchio. Fragers, Null
herin, Senators, Loggia Roma,
Boveglio Club, Camden Tavern,
and FleiSchmann'S.
Washington's share of a total
1925 prize list in the national
mixed doubles roll at the John
Marshall alleys in Richmond In
conjunction with the recent Ma
tional Duckpin Bowling Congress
tournament was $1,000. Rolling a
combined score of 744, Margaret
Lynn and Hokie Smith were the
top Capital shooters, finishing in
third place to collect $35. Bill
KrauSS pocketed $3.50 as a split
of a SIS fifth prize with Ida Sim
mons.
SPLIT PRIZE MONEY
Lucy Rose and Aston Clarke
divided $12 for their sixth-place
score of 1874. Agnes Rubin and Ell
Geib won $40 for their seventh
place score of 731. Evelyn Ellis
and Howard Parsons won SO for
landing in eleventh place with
722. Georgia Hays and Gene Har-
gett shot tbs fro a ST fourteenth
place prize. Mary Akers and Will
mer Robey of Baltimore, shooting
the winning score of 1852, split $85.
The John Dennis Sweepstakes,
an allied event also rolled over
the John Marshall drives and won
by Paul Lohr, of Baltimore, who
collected $75 for his 727, found
Perez Elicit, president of the
Washington City Duckpin Asso-
citation, drawing down Second-place
money of $50 for his CTS score.
Astor Clarke and Carl Gochenour
split ninth and tenth place money
of $22 for their 651 tie. For twen-
tieth place, Frank Mischou col
lected IS. For the Women'S di-
vision Margaret Lynn again col
lected. Her seventh-place score of
468 for the four-game event netted
her ST. Edna Brockwell, of Rich
mond, won first money of $40 with
a 494 score.
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