The Washington times., 1938-11-09
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CALVERT DIXIE
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Big-time bowling promises tc
reach a new high for the season
here, Saturday, November 26
when the country's leading ex
ponentS of the hardwood duckpin
game roll in the Calvert Dixie
Sweepstakes.
More than so experts are ex
pected to compete for grand prizes
totaling approximately $1,000.
Executive Secretary George l.
ISeman, of the National Duckpin
Bowling Congress. announcing
the duckpin extravaganza today,
named Columbia, Lucky Strike
and Convention Hall as the sites
for the 15-game tournament.
Ray Won Dreele, the veteran
Baltimore shooter, again has the
distinction of being the first en-
trant. His $25 check was received
by Isemann last week. Yesterday
Tommy DeLucco, of the Capitol
Alleys, Hartford, Conn, sent in his
paid entry.
WRITINGS LEAD MASONS
Whiting Lodge pinmen are sail
ing out in front of the Masonic
League pennant parade, with a
winning percentage of .750, having
won 18 of their games. BarriSter
is in the runner-up spot with st.
Johns in third place.
Irvine Billhimer is top average
shooter with 118. Ed Cleary is
pressing him with 1923 while
Charlie Phillips, the veteran King
David ace, is shooting at a 1923
pace. Nationals 621 is a season
record team game.
Ralph Bates, shooting high
counts of 149-379 did his level
best to save the Ad Alley from be-
ing swamped by Route Agents No.
l in the Herald-Times League at
the Lucky Strike last night. Joe
with 359 was the win
ners star. The champion LudlowS
ripped the Substituted Credit
Union crew up the back when
Bubbles Cahoon's 336 led a 80
win.
Accounting with Bill Sheehy'S
339 high, routed the pennant-in-
spired Appren tices. Others
matches resulted in the Mailers
trimming PreSsroom No. 2 two
games, Route Agents No. 2 nicking
Stereotypers twice and Linotypes
81 winner from Pressroom No. l.
A flat game of SO gave Sadie
Sheridan, of Holy Comforter E,
season record for the Ladies Cath
olic League at the Lucky Strike
last night. Jennie Egan's 1888.
high weekly counts were instru-
mental in st. Anthony winning
two games from L. A. A. o. H. to
gain first place from their oppon-
.entS.
High scoring set honor in the
Distributors League were gar
nered by Meyer Weinberg, who
with 351 led 2-1 McKesSon team
win from the pace-setting B'nai-
Birth crew.
TECHS SWEEP MATCH
The Technical No. team
knocked Office Service out of first
place in the United States HouS-
ing Authority League by sweeping
the match while Accounts gained
the lead on total pins over Con-
struction by taking the odd-game
skirmish from Legal, as the Con-
struction outfit blanked Manage
ment to move from third place to
the top rung.
A cluster of six marks which in
Guided a doubleheader strike gave
Esther Boyer the season record
game of 1852 in the Ladies Sub
urban League to share the spot
light with Caroline Hiser. who
chalked up a new high. of 370 to
give R. E. A. CLEANERS a 81 win
from Mrs. Boyer's HoWardS.
A season record team game of
$50 in the Rosslyn Independent
League today is the property of
the Sherman Clothiers, who only
missed the seasons high set of
1,845 by IL sticks.
Three 400 sets added to the
heavy scoring of the night at the
RosSlyn pin center when Brad
Mandley shot Alb as Cooke Press
swept Allied Roofing. Ben Hare
registered 4O6 as his leading Kin
gans licked McGlincy's Market
twice. Lee Hollidge'S 406 was the
wallop that gave the Senators a
21 win from Washington Canoe.