Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-08

first jewel in the Triple Crown
of Duckpins will be at stake
tomorrow when the Dixie Clas-
sic is contested at the King
Pin, Hyattsville and Bladens-
burg Bowling Centers, with q
five-game block at each in
the order named, starting al
10 am, / pm. and 6 pm.
Companion tournaments are
the United States Classic. to
be rolled January IL at Green's
boro. N. c., and the Eastern
Classic, February 10 at Will.
mantle. Conn. The top duck
pin talent of the country is
concentrated in these three
events.
Defending champion and
part-tim host tomorrow will
be Jack (the Beanstalk( Moul-
ton. proprietor of the Bladens-
burg Lanes. He won a dramatic
victory last year with a total
of 2,02l, a 15-game average
of 1861.
The 1856 tournament at
tracted a record field of 100
and another big one is as
sured for tomorrow.
1t will cost each entrant $25
to shoot at prizes ranging up
to $500, with second place
worth $3.50 and third, $3.50.
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Sunday comes the seventh
annual Armistice Day Handi-
cap at the Hi-Skor. which also
promises a large field. 1t at
tracted rs men and women last
year. Four-fifths handicaps
are computed from a scratch
of 1913, the entry fee of So GOV.
ers the cost Of five games anc
a two-bit tip for the pinsettel
and the guaranteed prizes arr
500. $50 and $50. In the event
a bowler hasn't rolled 81 league
games this season, his last sea.
sons average will be used fol
handicapping. Action viii
start at 2 pm. and entries clost
at 10.
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Add weddings: Frank Beck
past president of the Greater
Washington Duckpin Associa.
ton, and bowling star Sara
Stephens. Honeymooning ir
New Orleans. Have purchased
a home in Vienna, Va.
Born: Paula Mae Pearson,
pounds II ounces, to Mr.. anc
Mrs. Paul Pearson, at 6::37 pm
yesterday at Garfield Hospital
Mrs. Pearson is secretary tt
bowling secretary A. L. Eber.
sole.
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Please forgive the pun, but
Blackie's House of Beef seemed
entitled to a beef against it
fortune in dropping thre,
games to American Liquors il
the Hebrew Major League
Blackie's rolled GAL to top thu
leagues high game for the sea
son. but American Liquors wor
with 658 and knocked Blackie''
from the league lead. An.
other strange bit: In rolling {
143 game for Dorfman's Rea
Estate, Marty Pagan pulled fivt
spares, and they were the mark!
his team registered. Also, AL
Ian Jeweler of Hofberg's Deli
catessen rolled 107 with a Z.
pin spare. Otherwise, it was {
perfect fiat effort.
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Lou Fosters 1T is a rea
stickout in the Holy Redeemel
Church League. The next best
is $50.
IN TENPIN LANE-Dottie E
Brown of the Fort Meade Won
ems League rolled 1911. 243 anc
PIG for a whopping $50 series
but was forced to share atten'
ton at Fort Meade with {
bowler who totaled a mere 1913
This was Mrs. Eva Yum of tn,
NSA New Site B League whit
not only rolled three straigh
games of 1871, but in doing 81
exactly equaled her average.
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Highest series by a woman
this season was rolled las
night by Cathy Maschek in the
Bureau of Ships Mixed League
at Alexandria Tenpins-233
1874, 239-656.
Secretary Bernice Bonnie re-
ports that the Washington
Women's Bowling Association
now numbers 50 leagues with
l,181 members.
AS neat and efficient a job al