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Weekend Program


Week End Program
Firing In the washington City
RHgkpln Association champion
ships wiz open t0m0FTeW with two
other tournaments and q special
match between two feuding Wom-
|en stars TO help make 1t q lively
week end on the maple lanes,
Composition In the city event ct
the King Pin win get underway
with doubles at ] pm, singles at
2 and teams at 8, A heavy pro-
gram Sunday, including all events,
VIII open with doubles competition
OF l:S0 and win be topped on with
team rolling at 8 pm.
More than $50 teams are en-
tered. Entries will be accepted
up TO ] o'clock tomorrow,
Mount Rainier Event.
The 10th annual Crawley Me-
mortal Tournament will be held
tomorrow starting at II am. at
Mount Rainier, with men and
women competing. It is q i've
game. four-fifths handicap affair
with a S. entry fee and top prize
|of 500. No registration will be
accepted after 10 pm.
One Of the most popular events
OF its type. the Crawley attracted
108 entries last year. It was
won by Jerry Flanagan with a
gross 757.
The second annual Anacostia
Spillway Handicap will be held
Sunday, with continuous bowling
from 2 pm. to midnight. Sew
eral changes from last year have
been made. The top prize has
been boosted to $125, second to
SIS and third to $50, the number
OF games increased from five to
six and the entry fee raised to
$3.50. Fosco Fattorini won last
year with a gross TIA.
Special at Bladensburg.
Lorraine GULL and Sis Hollifield,
Women's Major District League
stars. will clash in a 5-game spe-
clal at Bladensburg Sunday night
at 8. with a big gallery assured.
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Boiling Boxer Is Winner
Bob Reiser of Headquarters
Command defeated Willie Black
OF Fort Meade in the feature
welterweight bout Of an all-star
amateur boxing program last night
at Boiling Air Base.