The Washington times., 1938-01-27
ADVANCE BELL
SWEEPSTAKES
TO FEBRUARY s

Washington bowlers will pay
honor to Charlie Bell, Convention
Hall manager, sc veral weeks
earlier than the original planned
date.
Peeling 500 off his bankroll
to swell the prize fund, Wootton
Young, president of Convention
Hall today gave added impetus to
the occasion of the first rolling Of
the Charlie Bell Sweepstakes
which has been reScheduled for
Convention Hall, Sunday, Feb
ruary 6.
Any league bowler Is eligible.
Ten games will be rolled and the
entry fee is $3.50 including cost
of games.
The event will be run on a
handicap basis. Entrants will re.
ceive half the difference of their
current league averages and 122
scratch. The maximum handi.
cap, however, will be 100 pins.
You can get an eyeful Of super
duckpin spilling tonight If you
care to see any of the four District
League matches. Regal Neon
Sign and Tru-Blue tangle at Lucky
Strike; Occidental Restaurant
and Lucky Strike are carded at
Convention Hall; Heurich Brew.
ers shoot against Arcadia at Co.
lumbia; and Georgetown Recrea-
ton takes on Convention Hall at
Georgetown. All matches are at
8 o'clock.
Joe Harrison won't have to
worry about his entry fee for the
Campbell Sweepstakes, which gets
under way Saturday night at
Georg etown Recreation. Last
night he shot Alb to win the
Recreation League preliminary.
His walloping also paved the way
for Marlboro Hotel to gain a 2-1
verdict over Cooke Press and hold
his club high up in the pennant
chase.
Sweeping Herzog's, the Marvin
Credit rollers stretched their
winning-game streak to II games.
It was Lou Pantos' 397 and Archie
Hearn's 800 that sent the Credit
men into a tie for fourth place
with Marlboro. University Shop
gained the top rung by trimming
Allied Roofing in the odd skirmish.
RoSSlyn making runaway
race Of the Ladies District League
flag chase was momentarily stop.
ped last night when Convention
Hall with Ellen Brownies 128-348
tops, upset the ti1ree-times cham
pions twice. Lucy Rose shot 1922
$40 for the VirginianS.
Tad Howard'S Rendezvous girls
made a clean sweep Of Shafer
Flower Shop when Annetta Mat
thew banged out a 1873 game and
Irene Scott totaled 373 or the set.
A 1872 team set gave the Bondy'S
second high count Of the season.
Northeast Temple nicked Swanee
twice while Arcadia trimmed
Lucky Strike two and 7-Up did
likewise to Georgetown.
Top three-game score in the
Eastern Star League went to Jean
Cory, of Treaty Oak Chapter, with
349. Yet her team won only q
single encounter with Martha,
when Irene Gochenour shot 120
to gain the edge for Mrs. Edgar
Heimer and her cohorts Ann VII.
liams was the feature roller in
Unity'S sweep over Mt. Pleasant
with 1886. High string went
to Constance Torrey, who shot 1913
to save Lebanon from shutout
after the first-place Bethany crew
had won two games.
Construction No. I was aided in
it's rout of Dial Office by H. D.
Sonnemann's 1874 in the C. and p.
Telephone League. High-set hon
ors went to George Kane, who
topped off Accounting's 2-1 win
from Northern with 356.
Lindsey SCOCC, garner1ng top SeG
of 371, led OuriSman'S two-game
winning attack against Stohlman
Motors in the General Motors
League. The leading L. P. SteuartS
strengthened their first place-grip
by sweeping G. M. A. c. Barry.
Pate was the victim OF a three
game whipping from Pohanka,
which was led by E. Duryee's 133-
|354.
Buforcom is backing a deadlock
with Marine Inspection and Navi-
cation in the Ladies Lucky Strike
League following their two losses
to Standards, while the Minis were
winning two from Social Security
No. 2. Commerce trimmed Social
Securitw No. two, but not before
winning one game on roll-off.