Evening star., 1939-11-13
Drives 10 Be Donated
Saturday Morning
For 20Weeks
Wolfe and Persons Stuy
In Oriole Elimination:
Women's Race Tied

IN OrIoIe ElimInotlon;
Women's Race Tied
One thousand youngsters. all
members of the Police Boys Clubs,
are to have their fling as bowlers
without it costing them a penny.
This cheering news was announced
by the Metropolitan Bowling Alley
Operators Association as part of its
plan to interest the city's younger
generation in the duckpin game.
With Maj. Ernest D. Brown, super
intendent of the Metropolitan Police
Department, giving his hearty ap-
proval. the first squad of so boys
will fire next Saturday morning,
from 10 o'clock until noon, at the
Lucky Strike. under the direction of
Sergt. Forrest L. Binswanger, who
has enjoyed great success in pro-
noting sports among boys clubs.
Over a 20-week period the young
sters will roll on Saturdays at Chevy
Chase Ice Palace, Georgetown, Co.
lumbia. Brookland. Convention Hall,
Recreation, Arcadia, Petworth and
Rendezvous. The cycle will be COM
pleted twice.
Wolfe and Parsons Survive.
Winning both their opening
matches in convincing style, Perce
Wolfe and Howard Parsons of
Washington are among the favorites
In the Monumental Elimination
Tournament which got under way
Yesterday at the New Highland
alleys in Baltimore. Astor Clarke,
the only other Capital roller in the
event, was eliminated in the first
round by Ray Fiorentina, 679 to
672. Clarke never was in front, al
though the Orioles biggest lead was
ID pins after the first four frames
OF the opening game. Wolfes sets
were 500 and 662, while Parsons
counted 500 and 636.
Julian yesterday established
Baltimore city l0-game record with
1,4l0. He shot 712 and 698 to win
both of his matches. The Annapolis
roller bettered Nova Hamilton's CITY
mark by four sticks, but was l8 pins
under Nick Tronsky's national rec
ord. The finals will be rolled next
Sunday. The top prize is $lOO.
Women's Race Deadlocked.
Rosslyn and Arcade. Pontiac with
l3 games won out of 18 rolled are
deadlocked for first place in the
Ladies District League. Lucky
Strike is third with 1876. But, &C.
cording to Scorer Moonie Lynn's
report, Chevy Chase Ice Palace has
knocked down the most pins, only
to lose II games and tie with Ar
cadia for fourth place.
Lorraine GULL, Lucky Strike cap
tain, is tops with an average of
119-17 and also the strike leader
with Is. Lucy Rose and her Rosslyn
teammate, Blanche Wootton, are
second and third with 1863 and
115-11. Evelyn Windsor of Arcadia
is fourth with 1924: Lucille Young,
Ice Palace, fifth, 110-15, and Jessie
Sacrey. another Chevy Chase roller,
who recently shot 72 for a season
record. is seventh with 109-14.
Probably the most improved roller
in the all-star circuit Is Mabelle
Herring of Arcade Pontiac, who holds
down sixth place with 109-15. Ar
cadia is the owner of the seasons
high game of 619.
Seeks Third 400 in Row.
Three 400-sets in a row is the goal
OF Eddie Payne tonight in the
Georgetown Commercial League.
The j. Bremen g. Sons star estab-
lshed a league record with two con-
secutive 40Os when his latest count
Of 408 paced a 80 win from Toodys
Barbecue.
Chappell's Billiards gained first
place tie with Jefferson Spring in
record-smashing fashion. It's 1919
all-time mark, topped of by Lou
Kreamer's 152-397, smothered Table
Supply Stores. The Jeffersons
dropped the odd one to Teehan's.
Russell Kilby, who rolled his first
400 recently, backed it up with 387
to give General Oil Burners a 81
edge over Smith and Butler. Despite
Joe Browns 376 and Brewers 361,
Old Home Cafe blanked Sans Shop.
Silver Spring Lions in Front.
Silver Spring Lions are leading the
pennant chase in the Civics Club
League with East Optimist and
Washington Lions trailing close be-
hind. An all-time record team set
of 1,643 and first place in the R. F. c.
League belong to the Statistical pin
men. Bob Burnette, with a season
record set of 1893, featured the record
smashing that swept Control Proof.
Chief Clerks year-old mark of 1888
was cracked.
East Gate and r. E. A. Cleaners
are tied for first place in the Prince
Georges County League. Smiths
Tavern, Heinickes, Dixie Tavern and
Chillum are deadlocked in the run
ner-up spot. Perce Wolfe and
Richie of Carr Bros. and Boswell
share the seasons high game of ITS.
Chet Lilley's 433 is tops in the 90
club suburban loop, while the @ e. S
Laundry team leads with 678.
Kay Jewelry whitewashed Blustein
No. to take the lead in the Jewelry
League. A Kahn, the leader for
nine weeks, dropped two games back.
Galt's is third. Amity No. climbed
into f1rst-place tie with Eastern in
the Odd Fellows League by blanking
Friendship as the erstwhile undis-
puted leader was on the short end
of 2-1 decision with Golden Rule,
which turned in the weeks high
counts Of 586-1,6 Jack Hodges
1924 led the individuals.