Evening star., 1938-11-15
Many Aces From D. E.,
Three States Enter
Richmond Event
Baltimore Will Send
Best BowIers Here
For Dixie Stakes

stakes champion at the John Mar
shall alleys in Richmond, Va, next
Saturday.
The third holding of this popular
10-game event promises to out
draw the field Of 70 which Harrison
topped last season with a score of
1873. More than a dozen of Cap
ital top-flighters, including Astor
Clarke, Perce Wolfe, Ed Blakeney,
Joe Freschi, Bill Krauss, Karl
Gochenour, Tony Santini, Gait Da-
Wis, Howard Parsons and Hokie
Smith, winner of the Pop Wolfe
and Recreation tournaments, will see
action.
Maryland, Virginia and Carolina
maple spillers by the dozens will be
lured by the attractive cash awards
that are expected to total $500.
Baltimore Stars Roll Here.
That Baltimore will be we'll repre-
sented in the Dixie Sweepstakes, to
be staged here November 26, was re-
vealed with the paid entries of Ray
Barnes, 1882 winner; Joe Remeikis
and Ray Dryden, members of the
1887 national team champions, and
Lee Seim, high-average roller In the
last three national tournaments and
recent winner of the Baltimore Rec
reation Inaugural tournament.
Astor Clarke played double role
at the Arcadia last night. Cameras
clicked as he presented Calvin H.
Ourand, director of the Junior
Board of Commerce tournament
with a National Duckpin Bowling
Congress certificate sanctioning
their event, which will get under
way next Friday night at the Sill
YER Spring alleys.
Then the No l bowler cut loose
In the Federal League with games
Of 156, 156 and 141 for seasons
record set of 453, enabling Federal
Bureau Of Investigation to smear
the champion G. A. o. team with a
season record team count of Its.
While the erstwhile leading Ma
tional Capital Parks was losing two
games. G. P o. gained the top rung
by blanking Interstate Commerce
Season records were hiked in the
What's In a Name League at the
Lucky Strike when Eleanor Bark led
a 2-1 F. c. A. win from Navy Yard
with 1874 and the champion Wacs
won the odd-game skirmish from
Mines with 522.
McPhilomy Is Averaging 1913.
Chick Heimer's Progressive Print
Ing team drew closer to the 'front.'
running Judd & DetWeilers in the
Graphic Arts League flag chase by
sweeping National Lithographers
while the leaders dropped game to
Standard Engraving.
Latest figures compiled by the
veteran scorer, Auggie Noack, reveal
that Earl McPhilomy has Whitfield
his once huge average down to 1913.
However. the only roller close to him
is Jack Gooding with 118. Earl's
first set of the season. smashing
$50, still stands asa season mark for
the city.
Arthur Morrison. the big boy of
Big Print Shop did himself proud
with string of 155, second high
for the season.
Gordon Albee, rolling 142-364,
was the star as Office moved to q
pennant- -contending position in the
A. & P. League by supplanting the
third-place Sunnyfields with a
three-game victory. The pennant
race tightened when Condor, taking
the odd one from Sparkle, dead
locked first place with Sultana as
the latter dropped a 2-1 decision to
Self-Service.
Ray Morelands top game of 146
and his 370 set featured Mayfairs
p win from the Atlantics. Dave
MaStbrook'S 1876 and L. w. Rohde's
1873 were timely last-game efforts
that gave OClockers their only
win from Bombay. Jim Holland of
Sllltana, who had top set of $50, was
among the turkey winners. Others
to win 10-pounders were j. Brown of
Sparkle and Douglas of Condor.
Beaver Dam No. Leads.
Beaver Dam No. team assumed
the leadership of the Country Club
Golf League by a timely 81 win
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gressional No. club. Clarence
Purdy, who in 1885 shot 447, the
highest three-game set ever rolled
in the history of the w. c. D. A.
tournament, was tops with 1865. Lou
Fuchs of Congressional No. was
among the high shooters with $50.
A SO game gave Andy Price the
season record fiat game for the Navy
Yard League, but it remained for
Tom Moore, teammate, to roll
weekly top string of 143 to save
Torpedo Tube No. l from being
shut out by Gun Shop. Singers
high set of 372 enabled Radio to
dust off Sight No. l.
Bill Iefty) Smith has moved the
pins for 26 strikes in "a games in
the East Washington Church League
at the Recreation Jesse Deloe,
leading in spares with So, is only 10
pins back of Bill Brown, who leads
the loop with an average of 114-19
-. Grace Reformed and PetWorth
are running neck-and-neck in the
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Schneider's is top shooter in the
Bakers League with lis -. .. Whitley
Appel's II strikes and 48 spares are
high :. Jim Hurdle of Dorsch's and
Frank Arletsky of Sanico No. are
season record holders with 384 and
145, respectively.
Corvelli Own Teams Star.
SC l,
the star of his President Valet entry
in the Friendship League at Silver
Spring His latest effort was a
373 that paved the way for 81 win
from Shepherd Park Wines 8.
Wakefield Dairy hiked its own sea-
son record set to 1,7O7 with Jim Mel
lington's 372 and Jack Branson's
1868 leading the way :. A. & w. Hot
Shoppes, with Bill Burroughs rolling
1880. nipped the paceSettinp In