Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-13
Field Firing Tonight
Dotted With Stars;
Megaw Billed
Race in Rhode Island
Avenue Loop Keen;
Altman q Winner

Southeast and Prince Georges
County League bowlers will share
most of the maple lanes tonight at
Convention Hall when the Washing
ton City Duckpin Association swings
its 32d annual tournament back into
action after q one-night layoff.
Rapping the naples as of yore,
the veteran Red Megaw, Queen Pin
manager, who holds third place in
Glass A singles with 407, will head
the Southeast contingent. Among
the suburban pinmen will be such
leading rollers as Perez Wolfe, Harry
billiard, Irvine Billhimer, Waly
Burton and Warren Johnson.
Both Johnson and Burton gained
the headlines during the season
when the former flashed an all-time
record District League game of 1893
only to witness the latter eclipse his
brilliant effort by one pin. Burton's
1874 stood up until the recent 203
fired by AL Wright.
Secretary Joe Pricci requests all
bowlers who have postponed their
singles to be on deck at 7 o'clock.
Late entries also will be accepted.
Tonight's team schedule at 8
o'clock:
Glass A-Billhimer and Palmer.
Glass B-Dixie Tavern, Smiths
Tavern, Hayden's Restaurant, Chats
Liquor Store, Capital Restaurant,
Brinkley's Restaurant, Records Gin
ternal Revenue), T. B. M. (Ofice
Appliance), Hoffman House Appli-
ance.
Glass C-Snyder-Fa Farmer Post,
Kavakos Grill, Outlaws, Red Men,
Quality Shop, Lank's Woodwork,
Louis Restaurant.
Glass D-Signal Corps Navy.
r. I. Avenue Race Tixhtens.
The Rhode Island Avenue BUSH
nessmen's League flag chase tight
ened last night at King Pin when
the Shamrocks moved one game
back Of the leading National Beer.
Lou Rose led the Shamrocks to q
sweep over Rhode Island Avenue
Press with 1882, while Nick Cha
conas' 138-393 paved the way for
National Beers 81 win from Col
bert Cleaners. Bill Beatty's top
counts of 143 and 399 featured
Kronheim's 80 victory over Mullins
Cafe. The defeat cost the cafe
men the runnerup spot.
Floyd Decorators cut Goss Co. s
lead to three games in the Rosslyn
Independent League. Chick Darr,
with 381, starred in q 80 decision
over Ellis Radio, while the pace
settlers dropped game to A. l..
Kelly q Son despite Ell Geibs highs
of 1856 and 412.
The third-place Arlington Trust
held its ground with 81 win from
Hood Transportation. Paul Jar
mans $50 was high for the winners.
Ernie Hauser's 160-404 aided
Shaffer Flower Shop to q sweep
over Beckwith Plumbers. Eddie
Keith OF c. & C. Restaurant shrank
his top average to 1858 with 355.
Altman Victor at Penn.
Elmer Altman of the Hebrew
League was the winner of the Penn
Recreation handicap tournament
with gross score of 731. Willie
Roberts of Brookland led the
feminine contestants with 651.
Buddy Cozlin, former District junior
champion, won the high game con-
ISOLATION prize with 1853.
s. d H. Parking Center rollers
dominated the rolling in the Airing
ton Bowling Center League as Jim
Collins l48 and 397 led tn team
scores OF 555 and 1,70l.
Eddie Goldberg, Clarendon
Bowling Center manager, is form
ing the following leagues: Monday
mixed foursomes, 405 team average;
Tuesday, mixed doubles, 215 aver
age; Wednesday, mems foursmes
AS; Thursday, mixed foursomes
425; Friday. five-man teams. SIS