Evening star., 1938-01-27
B0WLERS TO ROLL
IN HONOR Of BELL
Young Gives $100 to Start
Prize Fund for Tourney
at Convention Hall.

at Convention Hall.
w YAsH1NGToN's sweepstakes
\A/ bowlers won't have to look
wv very far for competition
Sunday, February 6.
Wootton Young, president Of the
Convention Hall Co. already has seen
to that.
His plan calls for q Charlie Bell
Sweepstakes on that date. And to
start the ball a-rollin' for big affair
IN honor of Convention Halls popular
manager, Young has kicked in with
500 toward the prize fund.
The event will be a 10-game handi-
cap tournament. Entry fee will be
$3.50. Bowlers will receive half the
difference of their current league
averages and 122 the scratch figure
Five games will be rolled in the after
noon and five at night.
District Leaguers Shoot.
LEAGUE rolling tonight
finds the leading Occidental
Restaurant team mixing with Lucky
Strikes at Convention Hall; Heurich
Brewers, who advanced to second
place last week, entertaining Arcadia
at Columbia; Regal Neon Sign and
Tru-Blu clashing at Lucky Strike and
Georgetown Recreation and Conven-
tion Hall meeting at Georgetown. AL
matches are at 8 o'clock.
Gait Davis crack Rosslyn team met
defeat for the second straight veel
when Convention Hall handed it the
short end Of 81 decision at Con.
vention Hall. Ellen Browne, who va.
one OF Washington's standout roller,
last spring in the national tournament
at Norfolk with 39l set, glittered TO,
the winners with 128-348. Lucy Rose
was tops for the Virginia entry with
l22-340.
Chalking up the second high team
set OF the season with 1872 count
Rendezvous swept Shaffer Flower
| SHOP when Annetta Matthews 139
and Irene SCOTS 373 proved damag-
ing wallops. The Rondy's 595 also
was tops for the nights rolling
Northeast Temple nicked Swanee
twice while 2-1 wins went to 7-Uu
and Arcadia over Georgetown and
Lucky Strike. respectively.
Bill Williams was the top per-
former in the Bankers League. His
149-408 enabled City Bank to regis
ter high team counts Of 611-l,7l5.
L. P. Steuart rollers continued their
dizzy pace in the General Motors
League by sweeping G. M. A. C. at
Lucky Strike. Lindsey Stott, shoot
ing top set OF 371, paved the way for
Ourisman to take the odd-game skir-
mish from Stohlman. E. Duryee's
l33-354 featured Pohankas rout OF
Barry-Pate. The runner-up, Emer-
son d Orme Service, skidded trifle
by losing two games to Wolfe Motors.
However, Emerson e. Orme Sales
swept Arcade-Pontiac.
Regains First Place Tie.
MARINE INSPECTION AND NAV
1GATION is back sharing first
place in the Ladies Lucky Strike
League with Buforcom Is . result
of the former winning two games
from Social Security No. 2, while
the latter dropped two to Standards
Ruth Moran's 107-3Os was tops for
the Standards. Commerce and Social
Security No. had an exciting battle
Commerce won the first game on q
roll-of1. lost the middle tilt by on.
pin and annexed the last by seven
| stocks.
Individual honors in the c. e. P
Telephone League were garnered BY
| H. D. Sonnemann, whose 1874 was the
high light of Constructions sweep over
| Dial Office, and George Kane, who
featured Accounting's 81 win from
Northern.
Jean Cory's high game of 125 anc
high set OF 349 couldn't quite stave of
defeat for her Treaty Oak team, which
dorpped two games to Martha wher
Irene Gochenour shot 100 to grab tn.
odd one. Bethany, setting the pace
trimmed Lebanon, 2-1, despite Con.
stance Torrey's 128 top string. Anr
Williams was the star in Unity's sweeT
over Mount Pleasant, with 1886.
Harrison in High Gear.
Joe HARRISON is all set for tn,
Howard Campbell Sweepstakes
which gets under way next Saturday
at the Georgetown Recreation.
| In competition last night with tn.
crack shooters of the Recreation
League. Joe chalked up a 413 set tt
win an entry, and, incidentally. pu1
his Marlboro Hotel team across in ar
odd-game decision over Cooke Press.
From all indications Gene Raney
has a couple Of bowlers, Black ane
Palladino. up in Hagerstown, who coule
hold their own in any fast company
They proved their maple-spilling abili-
ty at Bethesda when Genes Coliseum
team pounced on Henry Hiser's All.
Stars for two victories. In the first
five-game match Black shot CAS- and
Palladino collected q set of 635. The
Hagerstowners won by q margin Of
SO sticks, counting 2,9l8 to 1880.
In a three-game tussle the Uppel
Marylanders won by a. pins, with
Black shooting 404 and Palladino 4O2
Their season averages are around 100
Black has rolled nine 400 sets TO,
the season. Ray Parks was Bethesda!
top shooter with 652.