Evening star., 1946-06-09
|Sacrey-Ta|bert Team
To Oppose Kings on
|Anacostia Drives
By Ben MeAIwee

AS an added attraction TO the
third successive weekend Bowlers'
Victory Legion Handicap scheduled
today at Anacostia Spillway, Direc-
tor Dick Hobart has lined up a
mixed doubles match that promises
to be a humdinger. Intercity Match
game Champion Jack Talbert and
Jessie Sacrey, Brookland Recrea-
ton women's team ace, will en-
gage the starry combination of
Bill King and Ruth King. sister-in-
law of the bowling behometh.
The women will have no particu-
lar ak to grind, but since Talbert
beat King for the Metropolitan
Washington head-to-head title re-
Gently at Bethesda Bowling Center
before downing AL Neubert of Bal
timore to gain his intercity crown,
some hot rivalry is expected be-
tween the two male contestants.
The BvL tournament begins at
2 with the special mixed affair
slated at s.
Last Sunday 81 men and women
fired at Greenway with Bits Aman-
uel of Penn Recreation carrying
off top prize of $50. Entrance fee
in the BVL event is $3.50. Full
hendicaps are based on scratches
of 128 for men and 118 for women
with q 80 limit.
So far, with contestants and al
leys each contributing Is cents for
every entry. the total amount
raised for the BVL fund Is ap-
proximately $67, plus more than $26
kicked in by spectators at Bethesda
Bowling Center during the finals
of the match-game elimination
series.
The seventh annual Cumberland
Valley Tournament is on at Gene
Raney's Hagerstown (MdD drives
Baltimore men and women will
monopolize the drives today with
Washington expected to jam the
affair next Saturday and Sunday
Jack Hutchison, defending cham
pion, is among the II survivors after
the first round of the second annual
Silver Spring match-game series.
He whipped John Harrison. one of
the four members of the Harrison
family to compete, handily, four
games to one.
w. j. Harrison, with Al victory
over Winnie Raye, was the only
winner as young Ricky Harrison
was whitewashed by H. A. Wilson,
40, and Daddy Herbie Harrison
fell before L. H. Bryan, 4-3.
Two bowling pals battled, with
Johnny Stewart eliminating DR.. E.
E. Hobbs, 4-3. in a stirring finish,
IA to 1913. Bob Stokes beat Bob
Prentiss, A. Lawrence Weyer
trimmed Joe Mcknight. originator
of the event, AZ; Jimmy Carroll
turned in surprising win over Bob
De Masi, Georgia Avenue League
champion, 4-2, and Les Robinson
shut out Bill Smith, 40. Bill Spiker
drew bye.
The second round will be rolled
Thursday night at 7:30.
Featured by Milton Eudy's $50,
that tied high game and his record
402 set, the Lanes outfit swept
double match in the Green
way National Summer Loop against
the Anglers and the Aces. Aided
by Chester Holmes lao and 355,
Plaza whitewashed the Wilhelms.
Soreheads are the league pace
settlers.
Fort Davis Liquor team composed
of Randolph Clark. Henry Rich.
John Mandes, Don Porter, Ralph
Pistol and Ray Allen won the Fort
Davis Commercial League cham
pionship by three games over the
Moe Meades. H. g. j. Construction
finished third on total pins over
Stanford Sea Food and Fort Davis
Alleys. Dick Townsend of Stanford
gained the individual title with an
average of 1887 for 105 games.
Paul Harrison, Roadside Inn, fired
high season set of 434 and Marty
Alexander of Stanford, high game,
172. Bert Lynn of H. g. J. Con-
struction led with 1928 spares and
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