Evening star., 1939-02-06
barnard's Win Gives
6. P. 0. Monopoly Of
Bell Stake Titles
Teummute Is Successor
To Walker With 1881
Pins for 10 Games

Two Government Printing Ofilce
bowlers today held a monopoly on
the Charley Bell Sweepstakes honors
as Charley Barnard succeeded
Milton Walker, a Federal League
teammate, as titleholder In the 2
year-old tournament.
In record field of 78 duckpinners,
including a sprinkling Of the city's
topnotchers, Barnard rolled to his
victory last night with a 1o-game
score of 1881. Tacking 55-pin
handicap to 5-game sets of 622 and
654, Barnard finished 81 pins In
front of Abe Weinberg, Convention
Halls District League shooter, to
cop first prize of $3.50.
Weinberg with an afternoon set
OF 582 came back with 682, the
second highest 5-game total OF the
tournament. to make a gallant bid
for the title. A 40-pin handicap
gave him 1904, the exact score rolled
by AL Bichell, the runner-up last
year. Abe pocketed SIS.
Adding a 65-pin handicap to sets
OF 62O and 610, Ralph Bates, North
east Temples young star, finished
third with 1926 to collect $50.
Jenkins Again Falters.
Lou jenkins who the day before
electrified a crowd with his 744
5-game total at the Lucky Strike
that gave him the leadership Of
the Howard Campbell classic for
the first 10 games, faltered again
last night with a 594 after shooting
68S in the first block for the high
set of the tournament. A 10-handi-
cap gave him 1892 and fourth
money of $50.
G. P. o. placed its second roller
in the pay-of when Wild Wally
Burton lashed the naples for CIT
6O9-55-1,291 to take fifth place
and $40. Nick Rinaldi and Mike
Vitale, Columbia Heights League
teammates, grabbed sixth and sew
enth places with respective scores
of 85-542-6O-1,2 ,287 and 616-
607-60-1,283. Their prizes were
$50 and $40.
Grady Sharp, Petworth Lacquer
who rolls with the Sellers Plumbers
won eighth place and SIS with 642-
593-45-1,280. Lou Ruche of the
Hebrew League posting $685.
85-1.275 nosed out John Chaney
Of the National Capital League by
two sticks to win $40. Harvey
Everett of the Rosslyn Independent
League won IS consolation prize
for his 672 and Abe Beavers
treasurer of the Navy Yard League
shared IS for his 168-string.
A $455 prize list included 500
donated by Wootton Young, presi-
dent of the Convention Hall Co.,
who was on hand to witness the
event named for the halls manager
Rosslyn Maids Tour Dixie.
With Harrisonburg and Lynch
burg, Va, their first stops today and
tonight, Gait Davis and his Rosslyn
girls team left this morning on a
S-WOCh UoW1l1l6 COul Will N4AdAAAA,
Fla, their objective. Matches are
to be rolled at Charlotte, N. c.;
Columbia, S. c.; Atlanta, Ca;
Columbia, Ca; st. Petersburg and
Tampa, Fla, en- route.
Members Of the touring two-car
group include Evelyn Ellis, Blanche
Wootton, Sue Miller, Caroline Hiser,
Ida Simmons, George L. Isemann.
Hugh Arbaugh and Davis.
The Planers will attempt to run
their winning streak to seven games
at the expense of the league-leading
c. & r. team in what looms as the
feature match in the. Navy Yard
Minor League at Queen Pin tonight.
G. g. r. is in first place by virtue OF
total pins over the Grinders. Milt
Reigelman, shooting season record
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