Evening star., 1939-03-03

AIlU NCoI.JIoIS
Aces to Get Weekend
Action in Baltimore
Tourney Sunday
While the so-called buffers anc,
near-star bowlers are holding SWAY
here in the Bill Wood and Dutch
Sherbahn Sweepstakes tomorrow
and the Henry Hiser Sweepstakes
Sunday, action aplenty will be af-
forded the cream of Washington's
duckpin talent in the South Atlantic
Sweepstakes at Baltimore Sunday.
Karl Gochenour. who won three
brilliant sweepstakes victories in
Orlole tournaments last season, will
be the defending champion in the
nth annual South Atlantic, that
Will start at the Victoria and wind
up at the Recreation.
unsuccessful in retaining his
Maryland State open title, the lankv
Lucky Strike anchor shooter, off his
last two nights rolling, figures to
be hot potatoes Sunday
Tuesday night he banged out 384
IN the Rosslyn Independent League
and followed it up with 422 in the
Recreation
1ndlcatlons are that the Bill Wood
DUB sweepstakes, scheduled for the
Lucky Strike starting tomorrow at
Z:5o pm, with the main squad
scheduled at 7:30 pm, will attract
Its biggest field in recent years.
Among the latest to plunk IS on
the line are Charley Feller of the
Post League, William Via of the
b. Y. P. U. and George Judson Of
the Lutheran Church League.
kann's Sets Record.
kann's pinmen, dispossessed of
flrst place in the Department Store
League after holding the top rune
all season, found solace today in all.
time record game of 654, which they
established last night at the New
recreation. Hecht Co.'S former
mark, rolled in 1885, was hiked one
pin.
A tWo-game win from Lansburgh'~
! wasn't enough to stop the winning
orlve OF the champion Woodward
& Lothrop team, which gained first
place for the first time this season
by smothering Raleigh Haberdasher
as Billy Kingsolver and Ray Utter
PACK turned on the heat with Ala
ana 3ol sets, respectively.
The Daily News had its lead cut
TO one and one-half games in the
National Capital League by dropping
80 decision to Ed Lakes Wayne
oilers, while the second-place Dome
Ollers were nicking the champion
Benmacks twice.
st. Ellzabeth's No. 3 girls blanked
the males of the second place Yer
erans Administration in the Amer
lean Federation of Government En-
ployes' League.
Lincoln Post was 2-l winner
from National Cathedral in the
american Legion League when Clar-
ence Mines top string of 135 led
high team counts of 574-1,7l5. Ell.
kins' 346 capped Nashs sweep over
Sergt. Jasper.
Whittle Pinettes' Lead.
Sweeping the Comets, the runner.
up Rolettes cut the pacesetting
Plnettes' lead to three games in the
Ladies Procurement League. Helen
Suess of the Empires turned in TOP
string OF 122 at the Lucky Strike.
Monument Electric shut out Rovsl
Crown as Florence Douglass turned
in top set of 325 for the Silver Spring
Ladies League.
Emily McWilliams with 1856 anG,
Louise Nuttycombe with 344 gar.
nered top honors in the Inter-Soror-
ity League at PetWorth.
Margaret Lynn was tops with 342
in the Ladies' Federal League at
Arcadia
Sam Sugar sparkled in the In
surance League at Chevy Chase with
1856. Bob Campbell's 1873 was high
string.
Harry Penfold hit the high spots
IN the War Department loop at
Arcadia with 1856.
Members of the P. w. A. and In
terror divisions of the I. D. r. A.
League will hold fve-gsme sweep
stakes at Chevy Chase tomorrow at
2:3O.