Evening star., 1944-04-30
Affair al Greenway,
With Fat Prize List,
Also Carded Today

Twenty teams from the big Ross
lyn Independent League will fire
this afternoon and tonight in the
34th annual Washington City Duck
pin Association tournament at Sill
yer Spring.
Also on today's bowling schedule
is the Greenway Bowl handicap In
which a large field of men and
women will compete for 20 prizes
totaling $500. Action in this s.
game event starts at 2 o'clock. The
entrance fee is $3.50 and contest
ants receive a three -fifths handicap
based on a 1913 scratch.
Clarendon Decorators, dea6locked
for first place with Mayo's ESQ
Service, will be among the Rosslyn
teams taking to the Silver Spring
drives at o'clock, while the 8
o'clock squad will include Miller's
Service, last years B class cham
pions.
Bowlers and teams from many
leagues will fill tomorrow's and
Tuesdays city tournament sched-
ule while the next three nights will
bring the annual event to its peak.
Wednesday Silver Springs Georgia
Avenue loop will roll in a body
Thursday the 24-team Agriculture
Interbureau and nine teams from
the Rosslyn Agricultural loop will
pack the drives. Friday the IA
team all-star District League will
fire.
Before the city's leading bowl
ers turn their efforts to winning
the Glass A titles in the city tour
nament, the entire loop will see
action at Brookland Recreation
Wednesday night. With King Pin
and Lafayette wedged in first place
and Spillway only two games be-
hind, the final three weeks of the
flag chase promises to sizzle.
The schedule calls for King Pr
to meet Colonial Village, Lafayett,
against Clarendon, Spillway agains
Bethesda Bowling Center, Hi-Skol
against Temple, Lucky Strike against
Greenway, Hyattsville against Brook.
land and Arcadia against Chevy
Chase Ice Palace.
Wolfe Mixed Doubles Slated.
Next Sunday the first annua
Perce Wolfe mixed doubles will b,
the attraction at Hyattsville Recrea
tion. A dozen or more strong two
somes already have entered. Tn,
list includes Lorraine GULL and Boil
Heinbaugh, Gordon Remsburg ans
Caroline Hiser. Bert Lynn and Ruth
McClintic, Billy Towles and Do
Hershey, Jessie Keith and Bull
Guethler, Paul James and Rub,
Parry, Frank Mischou and Catherine
Quigley, Charley and Alma Mehler
Wolfe and Vickie Croggon.
The second annual METROPOLITAN
Washington mems match gam,
championship will be held startinf
May IA at Lafayette. Sailor Bill
King, now in the South Pacific, wa.
last years winner.
Covenant pinmen sport the Ode
Fellows League championship
Golden Rule was the runner-up
with Amity third. Perce Elicit o.
Amity topped with an average O.
114-75, also led with 213 spares ane
banged out season high of 400
Wally Donaldson's 173 was a seasor
record, while team laurels went t,
Golden Rule with $40 and 1,745.
Bores Lead Mixed Doubles. 6
The Bores lead the 12-tean
rolrsaio1 yy31lo M ,,.{waI ,,,~ -
with z wins and 2 losses, after
sweeping the Hopefuls. Com
mandos, Lucky Seven, Coxy's Army
and Wolf Pack are one game be-
hind. Highlights of last weeks
rolling were Joan Bransford's 13a
and 333, Shambarger's 14l and Joe
CutshaW's 348.
For the third straight season
Treasury No. l, composed of A. D.
Sartwell, captain; j. r. Newton.
c. A. Belknap, j. c. Smith and j
Orme, won the National Fedora
ton of Federal Employees League
flag. Their feat gained the fed
eration's trophy. And to make
their season more complete, the
same bowlers won the Income Tax
loop championship.
Todays w. G. D. A. tournament
schedule:
Teams PM
Class A--Takoma Recreations, Claren
don Decorators
Glass B-Washinston Cab, Farlins $
Amoco Shaffer Flower Shop, A. L. Kelly
3 Son. Eddie's Tavern, Circle Paving,
Wade Flowers. Waters Shade Shop, North
west Supply, Cooke Press, Army Map Scrv-
ice. Capital View Realty, Bell Cab, Burton
Easter tTemple Majorl.