Evening star., 1940-03-10
Federal Print Shop
Sending Five Teams
After Honors
Newspaper Pinmen Stage
Bottle at BrookIond;
Acucius Plan Fete

With Government Printing Of
fice bowlers taking the lead, WASH
ington may send record delega-
ton to the thirteenth annual Ma
tional Duckpin Bowling Congress
tournament which opens at New
Haven, Conn, April II.
This was the view of Executive
Secretary George l.. Isemann last
night after he had received a five-
team entry from Chilly Barnard, a
handspring in bowling affairs at
Uncle Sans big print shop.
More Than 40 to Take Trip.
Long strong supporters of national
events, party of more than 40
man and woman rollers and rooters
from the G. P. o. plan to take in
the championships.
The Government Printing Office
Recreation and Welfare Association
is sponsoring a woman's booster
team and a mans quint in the
championship class. The girls team
will be composed of Ruth Waple,
Norma Budke, Mae Robinson, Nor
ma Wannal and Sophia Dampier.
The male crew will be Clarence
Purdy, Jerry Cowden, Lee Brown,
Milton Walker and Barnard.
G. p. o. bowlers representing the
Progressive Printing Co. are Elmer
Meade, Lester, Panneton, John Cut
sail and Bill Harrison. Herzog's,
Inc, will have Bill Costigan, Vim
cent Reid, Joe McCarty, Wally Bur-
ton and Dick Lee, while Perruso's
Cafe will have such G. P. o. lu-
minaries as Kenneth Sole, John
Fitzgerald, Robert Lyon, John In
gals and Bill Dorsey.
Another Capitol bowling booster,
Frank Fabrizio, already has entered
his Loggia Roma team of the North
east Temple Minor League in the
booster division. His lineup will
include Harry Parrella, Frank Di
Nenna, Guido Trilli, Joe Marcellino
and Joe Demma.
Newspaper Bowlers Battle.
Memorable bowling battles be-
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men will be recalled tonight at
Brookland by many old timers who
are likely to watch teams represent
ing The Evening Star and Times
Herald open the inter-league series
for the alley championship of the
Michigan Park maple plant.
On the sidelines when action starts
~ hn
nent newspaper rollers as Guy
Champion, Johnny Baum, George
Quinn, Roy Whitford, Dave Nc
Carly, AL Roderick, George Leslie
Malcolm, Jimmy Boyd, Joe Allen
and Williamson Churchill George.
Still going strong is Bubbles Ca
hoon, who will be a member of
the Times Herald team. The win
ner of tonights match will meet
other picked league teams rolling
at Brookland, according to the
schedule mapped by Manager Russ
Diehl.
Legion in Intercity Tilt.
American Legion bowlers will jam
Lucky Strike this afternoon at 2 for
the final block of the annual Rich
mond-Washington series. The Dis
trict Legionnaires, win or lose, plan
Q great reception for the visitors.
A hot bowling scrap betwene teams
representing B'nai Birth and its
junior order is scheduled this after
noon at 2:30 at Lucky Strike.
Out at College Park, Md, this
afternoon at the Superdubs of the
Hyattsville Arcade drives will have
1t out with a team of the same
caliber representing the University
Park mapleways.
Fete for Acacia Bowlers.
Duhey's Debs, woman champions,
and Crippen's Comets, rolloff win
ners in the mems section, will be
honored bowlers when the Acacia
kesgue stages its annual banquet
and dance at Wardman Park
March 20.
The Duheys won both halves Of
the regular schedule. The Crippens
annexed the second half of the mems
split season then beat Heitmuller's
Auditors, first-half titlists. Harold
Lewis. with 632, was the star for
the Hctors in the rolloff.