Evening star., 1941-04-13
Establishment of Chairs Of Golf Colleges Urged by Horton Smith
Duckpins Due 10 Fly
In Arcadia-DeI Rio
Challenge Tilt
Hot Scrap Also Likely
As Chevy Chase Bowls
At Lucky Strike

Washington's leading bowlers will
provide two attractions today and
tonight, with Del Rios and Arcadia
aggregations squaring of in team,
doubles and singles battles at Hy-
attsville Recreation at pm. to
help boost the Prince Georges Coun-
ty Police Boys Club fund drive and
a postponed District League match
between Lucky Strike and Chevy
Chase scheduled at Lucky Strike
at 7.
Arcadia pinmen, Washington City
Duckpin Association class A cham
pions of last year and currently run
nerups in the District League. are
tackling one of the greatest duckpin
combinations of all time In Astor
Clarke. Hokie Smith, Tony Santini,
Perce Wolfe. Ed Blakeney and Harry
Hilliard. Hopeful of checking the
conquerors of the famed Connecticut
Blue Ribbons, Capt. Fred Murphy
will be supported by Ollie Pacini.
George Demeres, Eddie Keith and
Nick Chaconas. An admission of IS
cents will be charged.
Lucky Strike on Spot.
In the Chevy Chase Lucky Strike
battle, a sweep practically would
clinch the District League cham
pionship for Lucky Strike. A defeat,
however, with IL games still left on
the schedule, would revive hopes of
Arcadia, the champion Rosslyns and
Clarendon Bowling Center, all still
close enough to reach the winning
post first.
After his warmup with the Del
Rios, Smith. speerhead of the Lucky
Strike pennant drive, will tackle the
difficult task of staying ahead of
Astor Clarke in their battle for the
championship of the all-star circuit.
While Clarke idles. Smith will strive
to increase his 15-pin lead. His
average for 81 games is 1875.
Running three games in front of
Western Bus. Northern Rail looms
as pennant winner in Capital Tran
sit League. Joe Overend and Percy
Lawhorn, with respective averages of
1l7-6 and 1854, are staging a merry
tussle for the individual champion
ship. Lawhorn, with 1877. appears to
have the season record game in
hand. His 428 set also is tops. Gen
eral Office No. 2, with no chance
whatever of marching off with the
league bunting, may capture top
game prize with 66l. Western Bus
1902 set posted early in the season
still is to be topped.
Title Assured Savoys.
Savoy bowlers could lose all three
games to Silver and still win Warner
Theater Club Leagues champion
ship by full game in the loops final
matches next Friday. Calvert roll
ers, only game ahead of Ambassa-
dor, Sheridan-Seco and Uptown.
who are tied in third place, seem
likely to have their hands full to
finish second. Mould, with III, ap-
pears to nave top average laurels
won.
The flag chase in Hebrew League
may be decided Tuesday night when
the pacesetting Madisa and run
nerup Youdie's Mems Shop, only
game apart, clash at Penn Recrea-
tion. In a pennant drive, Youdies
swept the erstwhile second place
Hayman's Cash Register quint, while
Madisa bowed in the rubber game to
Sigma Alpha Kappa. Defending
Champion Julie Singer banged out
40. his second 400 set in row, but
still trails Meyer Weinberg by ap-
proximately rs pins in their title
battle. Weinberg boosted his top
mark to 1884 with 384.