Evening star., 1939-04-16
Record Novice Array
Opens City Bowling
Meet tuesday
"a Teoms Are Scheduled
For inaugural Rolling
At Columbia Drives

Marked by the many bowlers
competing for the first time, the
Washington City Duckpin Associ-
alton will open its 10Th annual
tournament at the Columbia drives
Tuesday night with "a teams repre-
senting Is city and suburan leagues.
Without a star rolling, this ar
ray Of bowlers who will make up
the teams In Glass G, D and E
without precedent, Arville Ebersole
association secretary announced.
The Chestnut Farms and Chevy
Chase Dairy League from George
town Recreation will have four
teams sharing the honor spot on the
three-week schedule. The Stein
metz team, winner of the Patent
Once League pennant, and North
ern Bus of the Capital Transit loop
that functions at Takoma will be
among the varied assortment on
the opening nights program.
Takomas Roll Wednesday.
Twenty-four doubles and a host
of singles will follow the team roll
ing at 10 o'clock. Listed in Glass
C are Jimmy Justice, president Of
the American Federation of Gov
ernment Employees League. and his
partner Jack Zurlo. Billy Sisler,
who once rolled with the Arcadia
Juniors, and Bob Renfro of the
Procurement League are down for
the two-man event in Glass G.
Dutch Sherbahn, organizer of the
Takoma Duckpin Association League
and one of its stars will be the
most conspicuous singles shooter as
the second night of rolling gets
under way at 7:15 Wednesday.
Seven teams of the suburban loop,
including the champion Takoma
Billiards and the runner-up Young
blood Hardware, are slated for
action at 8.
Heurichs on Program.
Four teams led by Chris Heurich,
the local sports promoter, will form
the Heurich League contingent while
Y. M. C. A. bowlers, who loom as
champions in the Rosslyn 1ndepend-
ent League, also are carded.
Due to league rolling, the tourna-
ment will recess Thursday and Fri
day nights. Firing will be resumed
Saturday night with program OF
doubles and singles.
TUESDAY. APRIL IL AT COLUMBIA).
MISCELLANEOUS NIGHT.
Teams, Pm.
i Equipment and Supplies. Post Once .
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: Treas TrsssuTsr NJ. /; Treasury @ y.ls Reer,--- &
5 Comptroller Treasury Rec1. D
Service DEPARTMENT No. 3, WASH -
Genersi nzaHn counsel Sus a.nt Income Tax 5
Primary Control. r. F. C.----- D
10 Mailers. Evening Star -------- y
u s.einmst1 mi, Patent Mn o@ef & Conserve,
y Aceoqnt,ns. C. 4 P; Tel co.. 8
is National Metropolitan. Bankers - F
10 ENGINEERING Blues. p. W A. -- E
Il Enaineerins. % Sasi Coast s: & deodetic Sur
e e!.p1ts e r4 Art; Press. e5aeh,e ,s Arts. :
se sse5,stt m,sst., Operating Service. Com r
90 chsvy Chase Station. Letter Car : :
90 Sporting Club; Capital Garage 8
sealtest, Chestnut Farms - c
Special Delivery. Chestnut Farms d
Wholesale. Chestnut Farms ,
Plant, Chestnut Farms D
Pre- Audit B. II. 8. L. 3
Hartford Insurance Co. Insurance D
Doubles, PM.
Alley Name Glass
=. Causey and T. Appich E
3. Sisler and Bob Renfro - c
5 Y. Mitchell and W. Houser 80 b
8 c. NJ. Peterson and N E. Dill Z
Y. r. Sobieralski and J. Marshall - D
2 G. LYONS and H. Bloyer ------ c
20 9. Bauman and NJ Bassin ID
II ]. =; Alderton and c. H. Smith e
]? J. W. Justice and j. Zurlo - c
4 Il. Collins and A. J. Peters s
Is (. Ford and r: 6. Robey ey--------- r
16 9. Bafly and w. w. Wise c
y 6 Freeman and p. s. Dell 'Arto-
19 Quisley and Reynolds +
20 Stokes and Daniel Z
* e. NJ Wilkinson and H. W. Young c
8 r r iinasmgod jnn.s .ns ! ind = o1 Twomey 2
g J, v Boyer and Z. Tamaani nllon &
26 Al Heckel and partner b
q r + Weist and P. A Greene D
sa G. Williams and w. Porter - 3
80 J. d. MuliEan and J. E. smith r
J. NJ cullen ------------- B