Evening star., 1939-09-29
First Set Of Classic
Slated October y;
Benson Stars
Rolls 175-4O6 in N. C..
League; Nationwide
Leud DeudIocked

The Howard Campbell Sweep
stakes, listed on the bowling calen-
dar for Sunday, October 20, will be
staged at the Georgetown Recrea-
ton, Lucky Strike and Convention
Hall. The selection of alleys, q
change from last season, was an
nounced today by Secretary Arville
Ebersole of the Washington City
Duckpin Association, under whose
direct supervision the annual Is
game duckpin classic is held.
Rolled in five-game blocks, the
event will start at Georgetown at 2
pm, move to Lucky Strike at and
finish at Convention Hall at 8.
Subsidizers and Operations will
strive to keep their states clean to-
night when they swing into action
in the Maritime League at the Ice
Palace. Both clubs have won six
straight games to deadlock first
place. Burns of Engineers with 157-
384, Tibbott of Operations with 1854
and Spence of Auditors with 800
have featured the rolling.
With Sam Oumbago Benson, the
1929 national all-events champion,
pounding out top counts of 175-
406, Jalapes Restaurant smothered
Master BARRIERS in the National
Capital League. Benson's big game
was seven sticks short of Ralph
Goldberg's season record Paul
Perkins shot 145-399 in Red Circle
Food Shops 81 win from Portner,s
Grill. John CLANCY led Daily News
80 win from Sun Dial with 1882
Wayne Oil nicked Diamond Cab
twice as Julie Singer for the second
night in row sparkled at the
Lucky Strike with 149-389. Dixie
Davis 366 was high as the Ben
macks tripped Chaconas Market
twice despite Fred Murphy's l49-
384.
Canned Meats gained a tie with
Flour for first place in the Nation
Wide Grocery League by routing
Fruits with top team counts of
527 and l,506. E. Moore of Coffee
shot high game of 139, and B. Cohen
Of Cocoa spilled 339 pins for high
set at the Recreation last night.
Last years pennant-winning
Pinettes were of to a flying start
when they mopped up the Busy Bees
after Robert Fevre, assistant direc-
tor, rolled the first ball in the 16-
club Ladies' Procurement League
inaugural last night at the Lucky
Strike. Scoring honors went to Mary
Browning, Eagles. ll9; Helen Suess
Empires, 307; while the Maullers
counted high team scores Of SOC
1,434.
Maryland Market swept Dargan's
Restaurant to make it q triple tie
in the Southeast League pennant
chase at the Queen Pin when Quail
ty Shop and the defending cham
pion Brinkley's eked out 2-1 win.
from Shaffer Flower Shop and Ban
tam Press, respectively.
The two Lous, Pantos anc
Chipouras, teamed with sets Of SO:
and 358 to whitewash Dragan's S
Shooting the second high league
game of the season, l55, Ernie
Hauser starred in the Brinkley win
The two Reds, Megaw and jenkins
with 800 and 361, were high for the
Pressmen. Capt. Harry Browns
142-385 paced the Quality Shor
victory, assisted by Ollie Pacini's
379.
Glen Smiths top set of 1888, with
IA his high single, paved the way
for Bacas Bros. to take the odd
skirmish from Stephenson's Bakery
Square Deal Liquors top game OF
600 climaxed a 81 win from the
Red Men after it lost the first by
13 pins and won the middle tilt by
q single stick.
Harry Veihmeyer hit the high
spots in the Department Store
League with 800 that enabled Gar
finckels to shut out .Hecht Co. and
gain a frst-place tie with Kanns S
as the latter decisively whipped
Goldenberg's. Irwin Simon was
Kanns leading shooter with 1853
The defeat dropped Hecht out of the
lead. Bill Treakle with 1884 and Ed
Potts with 1863 were the big shots as
Raleigh Haberdasher swept Wood
ward & Lothrop. Billy Kingsolver S
379 earned a 81 victory for Lans-
h,lrrh's ovor In11eY,e