Evening star., 1943-09-12

| captain: Wally Burton, Gordon
Remsburg, Chet Lilley and prob
ably Bill Krauss.
Brookland Meets Temple.
Brookland Recreations quint OF
Bill King, Bill Beatty, Lou Kreamer,
Curly Coudry and Lou Yates will
collide with Northeast Temples
combination. Of which Ray Watson
and Francis Robertson are the big
shots.
Lucky Strike, opposing Colonial
Villages new team led by Berry
Lynn, will trot out an array of stars
in Tony Santini. Fred Murphy, Bub
Guethler and Ollie Pacini, captain.
Also Of interest today will be the
weekly Red Cross benefit tourna-
ment at Greenway Bowl, starting at
2. Besides this popular event, Man
| ager Hank Hawkins has carded q
mixed doubles match at 4, with al
Wright and Madge Lewis meeting
Eddie Keith and a partner to be
named, and team set-to at be-
tween the Bratburd Pigettes and a
selected Greenway quint which re-
Gently, led by Bill Griener's 373,
defeated the c. M. H. Construction,
1928 to 1,786.
Ladies District Loop Opens.
Notable among many openings
this week will be the Ladies' Dis
trict League Wednesday night,
with matches at six different plants.
All matches, starting at 7:30, are
as follows: Red Circle VS.. Chevy
Chase Ice Palace at Lucky Strike,
Bethesda Bowling Center vs.. Ana
costa Spillway at Bethesda, La
fayette VS.. Rendezvous at Lafayette,
Columbia vs.. King Pin at Columbia,
Rosslyn VS.. Hi-Skor at Rosslyn and
Arcadia VS.. Takoma at Arcadia.
Tomorrow night the Washington
Ladies League. oldest women's bowl
ing loop in the city, will start its
Oath season at Lafayette, with s. &
H. Parking Center, the defending
champion. The Arcadia also will
hum with renewed activity tomor-
row evening. At $50 the Ladies'
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
League will start, while the mems
16-team Navy Department loop is
down for its season opener at 7:30.
Friday night the Arcadia Independ-
ent Ladies League, of which Mary
Fox is president, will pry of the
lid with Is teams.
With a prize list totaling approx
mately 5000, interest from the start
promises to be keen when the Ross
lyn Independent League, Increased
from 20 to "a teams, starts its season
Tuesday night. The first nights
schedule follows: At 7:30, Arlington
Trust VS.. Capital View Realty, Wade
Flowers VS.. Mayo's ESQ, Edgewood
Grill vs.. Circle Paving, Blanchard
Bieber VS.. Eddie's Tavern, NV. Sup
ply vs.. Shafier Flowers and o. K.
Miller's VS.. Joe Boyle's Grill. At
$50, Farling's Amoco VS.. Waters
Shades, Cooke Press VS.. Washington
Cab. Arlington Tire VS.. Bell Cab, A.
L. Kelley g. Son VS.. Bratburd's
Pigs, MAYORS VS.. Quality Shop and
Army Map Service VS.. YMCA.
Women's Franchises Open.
Gait Davis, Rosslyn Bowling
Center chief, announces team open
ings in Wednesday Ladies' League
which starts at $50 Team average
limit is 470. Winning team will
receive 5000. The Rosslyn Saturday
Night Merchants loop also has
vacancies for teams with averages
up to $40.
The Greenway Bowl Ladies'
League will hold an election of off,
GERS Friday night at 8. The 14-team
loop will open its season September
25 There are number Of vacancies
for bowlers on several teams and
those interested are asked to dial
Manager Hank Hawkins at Franklin
1870.
Torpedo Tube No. l, last years
pennant winners, trimmed Progress
No. l, runner-up, as the Navy Yard
League opened at Lucky Strike.
Robey's BAT led the winners high
score OF 1915. Ford fired top counts
of $50 and 348 to aid Coppersmith's
81 win from Torpedo Tube No. g.
1t. Hand, oficer in charge OF the
morale ofice, representing Admiral
Reichmuth, commandant OF the
Navy Yard, rolled the first ball. He
was accompanied by 1t. Charles
Wurhman.
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