The Washington times., 1938-02-08
John BIiCk Gets
Match With
Champions
By GTNO SINH


headed out of Rosslyn. Va, fol
Florida and the sunny South this
afternoon. Their itinerary will IN
clude nine or more duckpT
matches against the strongest op
position available.
The five lassies are the person
mel of the Rosslyn girls bowling
team, which for the past three
years has dominated the duckpir
scene on the Atlantic Coast, anc
is officially dubbed with the title
Of U. S. match game champion.
The latest match to be added tc
the schedule is against John
Blick's famed Georgia Peaches
which will be rolled at Blick's
huge bowling plant at Atlanta
Ca, Friday night and which will
include singles and doubles.
DAVIS AT WHEEL
Wavy-thatched Gait Davis
former marble champion Of Wash
ington, D. c., and now manager
Of the RossIyn alleys, will be
chauffeur for the party on the
two-week trip.
Flaxen.haired Ida Simmons, No
I U. S. pinette, who is re-establish
ing her claim to that honor day
by day, came up from Norfolk to
leave with the rest of the team
The team will lineup with
Blanche "Woot" Wootton at lead
off. Evelyn "Slirn" Ellis, Rena
Lefty" Levy, and Lucy BLUSH
ing" Rose, second, third and
fourth and Simmons at an
chor. "slim" Ellis is captain Of
the team. George L. Isemann
National Duck Pin Bowling Con
greSS secretary, will accompany
the squad to Florida.
FACES PANNELL'S TEAM
Tonight the team opens its tour
with a match against Cletus Pan
nell, Sr. mems team at Waynes-
boro, Va. at 8 p. m. Pannell is
Virginia'S singles champion.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2
another mems team will be met at
Shelby, N. c., while Calf Davis
faces John Tribble, TaEheeldom's S
finest bowler, in a singles match.
At 8 p. m. the national tourna
ment's women championship team
will provide opposition on the
Charlotte, N. c., alleys and Char
1otteanS will turn out en- masse.
Thursday night at 8, it's
O. mans team at Columbia, s. c.
Friday the team will be in At
lanta for the Blick match.
They will reach Miami Satur-
day and that night are scheduled
against mems team at Brunswick
alleys. Sunday they will face
Chic Mann'S all-star girl aggrega-
ton in a match at Miami Recrea-
ton. Each of these establishments
have listed tentative return
matches. Hialeah will also be on
the schedule for a stop but not for
o bowling match.
Rinaldi Tailors maple spillers
today are thanking Mike Umali,
crack Filipino bowler of the Inter
lor Department League for pre-
venting the Dixie Pigs from max
ing a sweep Of their match last
night in the Northeast Temple
Major League.
Mike, making his debut, shot
high game Of the night, 154, and
his Rinaldi teammates went right
along with him to count top team
game of GA. His three-game total
was 371. Umali is the city's lead.
ing Filipino bowler. d
Evelyn Ream Windsor. who has
won her share Of blue ribbons on
the mapleways, shooting top game
Of 140 and top set of 377. pro-
vided the highlight when A. B.
and W. Transit trimmed the
Southern Oxygen rollers by a
three-game count of 1884 to 1893
at the Arcadia. Incidentally, she
was the only fair roller participant
ing. Roberts and Miller with 325
each were high for the losers.
The worm turned for the Soft
Twist rollers in the A. and p.
League at Lucky Strike. After
losing 18 straight games, the
luckless cellar champions piled
on Sparkle for sweep. The front
running Sunnyfields held their
winning pace when Rich Kaiser's
357 featured a sweep over Nectar.
Three games behind the runner.
up 8 O'ClockS swamped Sultana.
Ray Moreland's 152 saved Our
Own from being whitewashed by
Red Circle.
Ida Weinberg titled her own
season record game one stick
when she moved the naples for
140 in the What's In a Name
League. 1t was the wallop that ac-
counted for her w. A. C. S. team
chalking up season record game
of 533. Winning two games from
Aeronautics, the leading w. A. C.
S. went two games in front when
Mines dropped a 2-to-1 decision
to F. C. A. Ann Smiths BIT was
tops in Standards sweep over
Navy Yard No. 2.
Bill Beatty, Of Judd e. Dettwei-
Ter was high set shooter in the
Graphic Arts League with 393.
His pace-setting club registered
60S-1, ,735 for top counts. Tom
Kinnahan, Of Progressive Printing
Company. grabbed the game hon
orS with 146.