Evening star., 1942-03-06
Tournaments Slated
Al Mount Rainier,
New Bethesda
Five Teams DeudIocked
For First Place in
BrookIond League

For the second successive Satur-
day Lucky Strike tomorrow morning
will be overflowing with more than
$50 eager youngsters when the Play
ground boys take their turn firing
at the naples to decide the annual
senior and Junior District Play
grounds bowling championships.
Last week General Manager Bill
Wood, who has been throwing the
playground pin party for the last
six years. at no cost to the young
sters, was host to AZ girls teams
which represented practically every
playground in the city. The affair
tomorrow will be staged under the
direction of Harry c. English.
Two other special attractions are
listed on tomorrow's bowling card
with the seventh annual Pop Crawley
starting at 10 IN. at Mount Rainier
and the New Bethesda Bowling
Center Handicap a benefit affair to
aid the Police Boys Club Fund,
getting underway at l o'clock.
Brookland Race in Big Knot.
A hotly-fought flag scrap in the
Brookland Merchants League today
finds five teams tied for first place
with De PERMITS Delicatessen having
the edge on total pins over Pioneer
Laundry, Modern Way Movers, Uni
versity Delicatessen and Washington
Oil Burner. A 80 setback by the
Friars Club rollers, led by Jerry
Flannigan's 399, cost the Oil Burner
pinmen undisputed possession OF the
top rung.
Eddie Hutchinson of Rudy Tavern
. banged out top single of 16O while
Elmer Wesley of Diamond Cab
copped set laurels with 4l6. Russ
Diehl. Brookland Recreation pilot,
rolling with Shadid's Restaurant,
fired 158.
Station WINK sharpshooters swept
the champion Benmacks to regain
first place on total pins over King
Pin In the National Capital League
championship fight as the latter
dropped 81 decision to Del Rio
last night at the Lucky Strike. Karl
Gochenour's top 421 and 154 single
sparked the Radio quint's high count
OF 1858. Irvine Billhimer's 1883
led the Del Rios while Jack Ponder's
1892 were high for the King
Primers.
Red Circle Food Shop moved to
one game back of the leaders as
Lindsay Stott's 39s and Fred Muir
phys 1886 led in a 80 victory over
Senate Beer. Jacobsen's Flower
Shop gained possession Of fourth
place with 81 win from THYME
with Latny Baine's 136-369 the de-
Gliding blows. Despite Hokie Smith s
147-407, Perruso's Cafe won only
one game from Jalepes Restaurant.
Lou Jenkins 376 and Sam Shreve's
375 were best as Yellow Cab
swamped Johnny's Restaurant.
Bill Heskett Pacesetter.
Bill Heskett capped a top count
OF $50 with 152 to give Camden
Tavern high team game OF 585 in
the Northeast Temple Minor League.
Frager's Hardware bagged set honors
with LII.
Aline Fairchild's 322 was high as
the leading Rynex Service quint
swept Morgan jewelers. with scores
Of 493 and 1,436 in the Clarendon
Ladies League.
Featured by Lou Norris 422, Serv-
Ice Paint blanked R. E. A. Cleaners
to deadlock first place with Stink
mans in the Fyattsville Commercial
League. John Cooksey banged out
ITS to give Holmes Bakery its lone
win from the Redskins Warsham' S
140-381 led the Redskins to a 81
victory.
Jackie Polaski starred with 128-
1888 as Bausermans Service white
washed the Utopia Club with sea-
son record score of 1887, which in
cluded the nights high of 537 in
the Arlington Bowling Center
Ladies League. Sher & Cohen and
Marges Beauty Salon were reSpec-
tive 80 winners from Conklyn's
Flowers & Gas Co.
Grid Leaks rollers dominated the
Neval Research B loop at Fort Davis
when Frank Boyds 1884 led team
counts of SIS and 1907.
Crack Two-Season Marks.
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