Evening star., 1941-04-22
Former Baseball Stars Strive to Put Bowling Team Top City 7ournam
Daily News No. Five
Banks on Lemerise
And Hutchinson
20 Strong Outfits Roll
In Opener Given Over
To Tukomu Circuit

In Opener Given Over
To Tukomu Circuit
Turning bowlers after writing
their names indelibly into the his
tory of Washington sandlots. Nor
man Hutchinson and Brownie
LemeriSe. who once helped to lift
the Union Printers high in the base
ball realm, tonight will strive to put
the Daily News No. 2 team across
winner in the Washington City
Duckpin Association championships
as the 31st annual tournament
opens at the Lucky Strike with
singles at 7, teams at 8 and doubles
at 10.
Designated as Takoma Duckpin
Association League night, II strong
teams headed by Harry (Hapl New
man, pilot of the Takoma Recre-
alton. and such leading suburban
boWlers as Dutch Sherbahn, Johnny
Burger. Joe Kocsis, Tom Mudd
Noble Viers, sr: Jerry Bachman,
Jim Goode, Mounty Deffinbaugh
and Leo Sorel will have the biggest
hand in the inaugural.
Many Stars Will Roll.
Also sharing the honor spot on
the opening nights 20-team card
will be the Aztecs of the Procure
ment League, with its ace roller,
Carl Mckinney. who will get an
early start in Glass A singles Among
top bowlers of the other eight teams
scheduled are Mac Snellings and
Chick Hollidge of the Douglas quint
and John Eckstine of Mount Ver-
non No. of the Methodist Church
League. Clayton Brown, who fired
a season record of 447 in the Ma
sonic League, will be a member of
the Vaughn Glass team of the East
Washington Church League.
Young Jack HaSsett a rising star,
will fire with the St Peters B Sec
ton team of the 72-team Washing
ton Catholic League. the Capitals
largest bowling circuit.
Start With Singles.
Down for singles at 7 pm. is
Eanny Blaine, The Evening Star
flash: Howard Habermyer, Max
Gain and Edgar Seay of the Rail- |
road Retirement League, Edward |
Rhine of Income Tax, Charles Hat
ten and Clarence Wingrove of the |
Brookland Merchants loop and two
St. Martins Club rollers, Joe Casey
and Dan King.
Hugh and Dick Townsend of the |
Government Printing Office will at
tempt to gain the lead in Class A |
doubles while Albert Gray and Le- |
roy Henry of the Letter Carriers
League are expected to furnish some
tough opposition.
Tomorrow night the entire IA
club Rhode Island Avenue Business
Mems League will take over the |
Lucky Strike drives as the mammoth /.
annual city event stages its second /
night of a 20-day schedule, which /
runs to May Is.
Tardy entrants, due for open spots |
in the schedule, are requested to
contact tournament officials at the |
Tonight's schedule:
Singles, PM.
Unlimited-Nick Chaconas
Carl McKinney Pete Metrskos. " N',-
wingrove Albert Gray, Bryon Lindley
Joseph III H DreyeF. yer Bob Renfro :" ~ -''''
EEaipph Ep e,EsEpqI EsmmoSk; g. Ed wilson Henry G,
Glass DM,Jossph Casey. Dapis! E Xing. S
Myrnn E. Huston, Harry Hsey.
:. Glass E-Thad Holden, Max Gain.
Conrad Magaha. Leonard Hendricks
Teams, PM.
Catholic. Americans CTakoma>: Park and /
Manor Pharmacy (Takoma'. Youngblood |
Service, Dome Oil CTakomal, Wonder Boy |
Bread Takoma. Hyde Builders (Takoma).
Glass C.Dapgherty's Auction D. Sales
mentl, washington Daily News No. CHEVY
Chase Commercial. Vaughn Class East
rlfi6Iisf cMethodisD Douglas (Methodist,. Ridge
way Motors CTakoma), May Hardware
Class DLTakoms Motors (Takoma
Wilson Bros CTakoma).
Class F-Administration (soil Conserva-
nclassifed-Revenue Agents Gncome
Doubles, 10 PM.
Class A-Albert Gray-Leroy Henry
Hugh Townsend and Dick Townsend.
Class BIT h o m Walter-Kenneth
Fowler
Glass Crank Hanrahsn-Edward r.
Rhine, Thomas A Mcfarland Edward A.
Anderson.
Glass D--Albert Ross Michael Preston
sky Albert Lebert-Tom Rollins; joseph V
5ty,nr % n q
Daniel E King, Martin Rhodes-Jerry
o Brien. Joe Tastet-Joe Guy. Tom Brans-
ford Werner Maske.
Glass E-Max Gazin-Howard Haber-
myer.
Class F-Lawrence Young Norman
FlannlnEam.
Unclassiied-Leo Collins and partner