Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1930, Page 60

4 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 20, 1930—PART FIVE: City Championships Opening This Week Will Finish Greatest Duckpin Season PACINI, M’'GOLRICK URGED FOR PLACES IN BIG TEN Recreation Champ Carries Fat Averages in Two Leagues, Wins Other Distinctions—Meyer Davis Man Sets Record in Spares. BY R. D. THOMAS. HE greatest duckpin season in history swings into its final stage | this week with the opening of the men’s and women's city tournaments. Tuesday night the twentieth annual championships of the Washington City Duckpin Association will get under way at Con- vention Hall and on the following night the girls will start play at the Arcadia. With nearly 380 teams and an army of doubles and singles en- tered, it will require about three weeks to run off the men’s tourna- ment. The girls, with 51 teams, 85 doubles and 139 singles, will re- quire a week. The schedule for the first week of the men’s tournament and the entire line-up of the girls appear elsewhere on this page. schedule committees of both events honored every date re- quest and hope for. few changes. However, some are inevitable and those who find changes imperative should communicate with Arville Eber- sole, secretary of the men’s tourna- ment, at_ National 7280 or Nationai 1992, or Elsie .Romero, Adams 3215-J, secretary of the girls' affair, as the case may be. Mrs. Romero will remain home tomorrow and Tuesday to handle any such requests. Admirers of Ollie Pacini of the Grand Palace Valet team in the National Capital League and the Bearcats of the Recreation League, are advancing him as a candidate for a place among the “big ten” of the Washington City Duckpin Association. Very likely he'll be chosen. Ollie won the championship of the Recrea- tion League with an average of 119-20, one of the highest recorded this sea- son, and carried an average of 117 in the National Capital. Moreover he established a record by shooting two 400" sets on the same night, in a Recreation League doubl header, and he had two other 400 totals, one in the National Capital and the other in the King Pin No. 1 Sweep- stakes. Pacini, Clem Weidman and Howard Campbell were the “big three” among “400" shooters, each beating the much- shot-at mark four times. Ollie__distinguished himself other- wise, He won the Italian Sweepstakcs title with two brilliant performances, beating 600 twice, and he shot 638 to vanquish Louie Pantos in the Italian- Greek singles scrap. Pacini's ambition as a “head-to- head"” bowler was stirred by the victory over the redoubtable Pantos. This was his only individual match of the sea- son. Ollie has been egged into challenging Campbell and Weidman to singles com- bat and there is a strong probability that the “400” champions will clash. Some fans thought Pacini deserved a place in the “Big Ten” last season. He won the championships of two leagues with handsome averages, shot the highest set of the National Duck- pin Bowling Congress tournament at Richmond, 432, and finished fourth in the Campbell sweepsteaks. Another promising candidate for the gelect 10 is Joe McGorlick, of the Meyer Davis team. While Howard Campbell was sweeping on to an all- time record for average in the National Capital League McGolrick was almost keeping pace with him though the big Irishman attracted little attention. Campbell’s final avera to the figures presented Secretary Rollie Atkinson, was 121-17 for 81 games, and McGolrick's was 120~ 20 for 81 sirings, a scant point less. The Meyer Davis bowler beat the old record for a league season which was established last year by Bradlev Mand- ley with 119-44 in the District League. Georgie Friend, of Service Cafeteria, averaged 122-8 in the National Capital this season but he rolled only 21 games, only a fraction of enough to qualify for the title. Although Campbell beat McGolrick by a point the latter, in a sense, rolled elightly better duckpins. Two accu- rate shots are required, with rare ex- ceptions, to make a spare only one to get a strike. The element of luck figures strongly in ,the manufacture of a tenner. McGolrick outspared Campbell by nine marks and in doirg 80 hung up a record with a total 249. Campbell out-struck him by 65 to 53, making a d total of marks for C!n’llpbell of 305 against 302 for his rival. Weidman clinched a high ranking by winning the District League title with an average of 118-60 for 81 games but he was pressed. A point and & fraction behind him were no less than four sharpshooters. Jack Wolstenholme of the King Pins, George Friend of Northeast Temple, Red Morgan of Con- vention Hall and Brad Mandley of Cornell's Lunch, each topped 117 Friend and Mandley are former cham- plons of the District League. Morgan was the sensation of this or- ganization of experts through half the campaign, during which he set a pace of around 122. The outstanding team of the season is the King Pin crew, which won the Dis- trict League pennant and finished sec- ond in the National Capital. Both races were decided by two-game margins, with Grand Palace Valet Shop on top in the National Capital. Northeast Temple came from far behind to take runner-up honors in the District. The Recreation team won the Ladies’ District League pennant for the third straight season, but had a close shave. Toward the finish the John Blick girls pulled up close. In the deciding match the Recs proved their class by beating the Blicks two games to one. Rena Levy and Catherine Quigley put over the big punch for the champions. Rena averaged 103 and Catherine 101, Lorraine Gulli of the Arcadians had the high average of 105, but she rolled only 57 games, and the matter is open to argument whether this performance was as meritorious as Miss Levy's 103 for 96 strings. Lucy Owen of the John Blicks nosed out Mrs. Quigley for the runner-up £oot with 101-33 for 99 strings against 101-4. Lucille Preble of the King Pins and Helena Kohler of the Lucky Strikes each averaged 100 and a heavy fraction. These were the league's best bowlers 211 others who rolled a majority of the | scheduled games finishing below 100. The Recreations and Blicks easily were the class of the teams. This week’s matches will settle the ‘Washington Ladies’ League race. The Beeques, three-time pennant winners. are in front by one game, and will take on the Shamrocks in the final set. The second-place Columbians will meet the Hilltoppers. Should the Columbians lose the championship by one game & spare made by Catherine Moriarty of the Daughters of Isabella, will long be re- membered by them. Catherine made the spare in the last box to beat the Columbians a game and enable the Bee- ques to climb to even terms. With only three games arating first and sixth place and only three games to shoot, it's anybody’s pennant in the Southern Railway Clerks’ League. “This week Operation will meet Purchas- ing No. 1, Disbursing will take on Pur- chasing No. 2 and Auditors will meet Construction, Wot a wind-up! ‘There will be an exciting finish also in the General Counsel Men's League. With one set to go the Reds and Ath- .Jetics are tied for first place. . .., 3 'WOMEN'S BOWLING The ! A iy 2 TOURNEY SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23 TEAMS—7:30 P.M. lley. Class. Alley. Class. Silver Soring... B 8 Ammunit'n Tr. Meyer Davis.... B 9 War ... Mine Planters.) D 10 Labor .. Butchery Co.... D 11 Audit Acacions C 12 Woodies Alley. DOUBLES—9:30 P.M. 3 Bolling, Weinberg, H. Webster, L. Web- ster (C). 4 Burke, Moriarty (B), Federaline, Mor- (A), Quigley, gan’ (C). parter A 3 4 H s 7 5 Greevy “and Levy (A). 6 Fleming, " Mischou (A), Miltner, Pisher 7 Bever. Klutz, Young, Mason (C). 8 Crothy, McKellar = (C), Snyder, Coflin (C). SINGLES—9:30 P.M. © Gerant (B), Howder (C), Shinn (C), C. Crowley (C). 10 Engman (C). Hulcher C), Ahmay (C), | ooters (C) | Crogley (C). Libbey (C), Lieberman Limerick (B). L (B), Mason (B). 12 Kirby (C). -~ Young D), Moore (B). THURSDAY, APRIL 24, DOUBLES—9:30 P.M. Allsworth-Dorman (C). James-Norris (D). ‘Bechtold-Totten (C), lrey-Matthew (B). Gullickson-Simmers '(C). Lewis-Shinn (C). Hazrison-Libby (C), " Stephenson-Fentori SINGLES—9:30 P.M. 7 Griffin, Becktold, Crotty, Bateman (C). 8 Cofiin,’ Tennell, White (C). Newbold (D) 9 Fox, Tohreizer, Moran, McKallor (D). 10 Payne (B), Lohnes (B), Shephard (B). smussen_(C). 11 Lewis (C), Siegei (D), McGoldrich (C), Simmers (C) 12 Gullickson (B), Updike (A), Miltner (A), Kohler (A). FRIDAY, APRIL 25. TEAMS—7:30 P.M. Class. Alley. B '8 Commercials 3 4 5 5 Alley. 3 Agriculture . 4 Information . 5 Shamrocks .. .. § D. of Isabelial. B 11 W 7 Beeques ! A 12 Cottage DOUBLES—9:30 P.M. City. Alley. 3 Pifer-Heffner (C), Higgins-Purdy (0). 4 Doyle-Brooke (D), Petar-Call (C). 5 Nelson-Thompson (D), Magee-Morgan- stein (B). 6 Minson-Lieberman (B), C. Crowley-E. Crowley (C). -4 7 Fox-Tahnizer (D), Purnell-Moran (D). 8 Grifia-Newbold (G, White-Becktoid (C). 9 McGoldrick-Siegel (D), Boller-Stine (B). 10 Bradourn and partner (A), Quaites and partner (B). SINGLES—9:30 P.M. 2 A._Williams (A), Beyer (B), Standish (C), Hiteian (G5, Renn (C), Leonard (©), 12 Whitelau (Cj, Kluttz (C). SATURDAY. APRIL 26. TEAMS—17:30 P.M. Class. Alley. Class, © B 7 Barristers . Alley. H 0 Brownie's - { Ramonitraiive § Eolumbians ... 9 Lebanon Chap. Arcadia ... . A 10 Queen Pin. DOUBLES—7:30 P.M. Welch-Goodall (A). T 80’ r{‘y-!lll (B). 3 Federline (B), Burke (B), Moriarty (B), Morgan (C). 4 Carr (D), Romero (B). MONDAY, APRIL 2. TEAMS—T7:30 P.M. 3 Class. Alfy. Class. neral Tramc.. G 1 Treasury . B in enuré:n, . g : g:nv:;t"p Hall g X 01 s on s fos Birike .. B 10 Bl Wood.. ! B SINGLES—17:30 P.M. eam (B), Hoffman (A), Thompson (B), Paxson (B 12 Oisen. (A), Whitbeck (A), Regan (A), Mequinn (A). DOUBLES—9:30 P.M. Wheeler-Eaton (B), Romero-Colvin (C). el RO e wilams B, Rlir- B Shepard (B 1own-Meyer (A), Cox-McQuinn (A). ¢ Edenton-Russell "'(A), Malcolm-Ackian 7 Remm-McDaniel (D), Page-Bateman (C) 8 M. Burke-Egan (B). (A), Babcock-Clark (A) 9 Leaman-Fortney clark (A) 10 Leyy 'and partner (A)," Ford 3 4 5 4 3 2 b SINGLES—9:30 P.M. 11 Purdy (C), Higgins (D), McDaniel (D). Heil (B). TUESDAY, APRIL 20. TEAMS—7:30 P.M. Class, Alley. ... 8 Veterans’ 4 Chillum .. G 7 Hilltoppers 5 Recreation ..!:. A 8 Petworth SINGLES—7:30 P.M. ‘7 Egan_(B). M. Burke (B). M. Williams (B), Burton (B). 10 Mageé (B), Morsaiistem (B). M. Jenkins ), H. Meyer (A). 1 Mt‘inorn {57 Minson (B), L. Stine (B), Boller (B). 12 Perry (B), Ball (B), Leflertz C. SINGLES—9:30 P.M. 3 E._Brown (A). Goodall (A), Fischer (A). Sullivan (A} 4 Sabean (A), M. Russell (A), P. Ford (A), Preble (A 5 Yarnell (A). Greevy (A), T. Clark (A), man (A)_ (B), Fortney (A), Babeck (A), Levy (A). (B), Seeley (A), Malcolm (A), ) Ackman "(A 8 L._Webster (B), Berrett (B), Gude (B), Edenton (B) WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30. TEAMS—17:30 P.M. Class. Alley. A 8COEdS ... [Nl 2 7 Indep. (P Debi) D ...... B 8 Interdivision ... D SINGLES—7:30 P.M. Alley. 9 M. Hiser (B), F. Burke (C) 10 I. Heffner (BJ, M. Cox (A), Mischou (A), Amidon (B)' 11 Fifer (D), Boliing (C), E. Fenton (C), M. Fenton ' (C). 12 Bradburn (AJ, Quigley (A), Quaites (B), Kirk (B) DQUBLES—! 130 P.M. 3 Merzereau-Nichols (D), De Lyden- Shugrue (C). 4 Kirb iehmann (C). Gude-Souder (C). 5 Lowd-Seelye (B). Maicolm-Ackman (A). 8 Menhurn-Amidorl (B), Burton-Williams | ) 0 7 Ream-Heil (B), Hoffman-Owen (A) 8 Limerick-Moore (B), Jenkins-Danforth (B) 9 Paxson-Brown (C), Allsworth-Dorman ©. 10 Howder—Gerant (B), Berrett-Robinson (B) 11 Johnston-H. Hiser (C). Grant-Eaton (C) 12 Pioset-C. ‘Hiser (B),. M. Hiser-F. Burke ) Class. A Alley. 3 Dixle Pig Bur Al 8 Alley. Class. 3 John Blick. ... 4 Temple 5 Commerce Al 21 THURSDAY. MAY 1. 9:30 (After Federal League). SINGLES. Alles 3 Johnston (D), H. Hifer (C), M. Piczet (C). C. Higér (B) 4 Grant (D), Eaton (B), Robinson (C). 5 8 (B), G. Thompson (D). Petar (C). € Bhugrue (B), De Lyden (C), Merzereau Nichols (D). FRIDAY. MAY 2. TEAMS—7:30, P.M. Class, Alley. ... D 5 Nationals £ g8 Alley. 3 Accounts . 4 Securities Class, 88 o T g SINGLES. " MY Butier (A). Lee (D). Viehmann (1. § Lefferta‘inee” (5. Wrissleswortn-Kiroy ) DOUBLES—9 P.M. 7 Butler-Sabeen ‘A). Updike-Whitbeck (A). 8 Lohnes-A Willlams (B), Kohler-Sulli- | van (A). IR HELEN_WHITBECK WINS GIRL BOWLING STAKES Helen Whitbeck, with a score of 306, won the weekly sweepstakes for women at the Arcadia last night. The prize winners' scores were Whitbeek . Hoeraree Mcher x . £ gesE ZOmE> BT 98—306 89—293 — 28 Alley. 21 Men’s Pin Tourney Entries for First Week AFTERNOON SQUADS. TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 2 P.M. ord, 22 Linotype, G. P. O. Nighi.... FRIDAY. APRIL 25, 2 Sloan and J_ P_ Hill. . . Homer and G. M . Meade and G. H. Thayer . Moore and H. Bailey. . Smith. . . Leach Meade. . . Sherwood Noors. ... TUESDAY. CY. . H. Quimby: ) Frank et N i OHBONEP> 2 200> PO £ L % R. A V. H H 20; Pericles, Hercules Aristoteles Vista, -1, ‘Audit Review. . nnex No. 1, Audit Review. Reformation,’ girseess Columbia Helghts, Northwest Church. Lafayeite No. Lafayeite No. 2. Masonic..... Stansbur Naval. Potomac. Petwortl; Whiting, New Jerus Brightwood. 2 Mount Pleasant. Masonic Washingf Brrister, iram, Dawson Dawson Trinity, Singleton, John's, x S Rules and Regulations, ‘Internal Rev.. Northeast _Savings Bank, Bankers..... St Hartt'd’A.C., King Pin No. 2. Bus. Men Long _i"U.n i M FLT e - R, A N McCal F. B Hurd w. & . 3. G SHOZRZ SIS R HONZ IO 0RMOL)) < J C. M. Betz and partner. E. L. King and J. J. €. Trowbridge and M, Reynolds and D. D. Falls and Watts and M. Collegeman and Silverberg and S. Rawling: N Thornburg and L. Malicoat and Sith and T. La Bille and 8. Corcoran.. . .. W. Cummings and J. T. Eile.. ] Panos and S. Corcoran. 3. M. c Mont: E. ERERET0> > HOMHE N 2> =5 > 2 aurice M<ZIDZ C. R A wi QXOmEQEQD> O s w2 Wil 00! s 3 rence M. Ci o HOOMM MO E ian CW T) R B OWogZ M L MEKCHANTS' ey High Reilly Co., Mercha 2 Mints 3 Southern Dairies No Southern Dairies N Fleischman-Sun 6 Barber & Ros Penn Elec Co., W. R Winslow Co.. tern Co.. Merchants ompson Bros., Ninth FI Second Floor. Acacla Mutual Li Special ‘Adiustment. Wood Wi Master Plumbers No 1. Plumbi Crane Co., Pl Noland Co.. Cunningham, Shafer Y3 Edgar Morris Sale’ Co..' Plumbing Tnd 5 O'Hanlon Plumbing. Cast-Offs. Technical Staff No. Pressman. American’ Ice No. American Ice No. 2. Bmerican Ice E G 2 a for kT J € illiam . P. Ar oz ROy gm0 o H. Zier..... A Covingion . P Douglas.. . Kulinel ! L. Montzomery Mull . E. McDonald T . P, Hart Money... M. B D. E L. James. | Parsons. Leapley.. Farrell Ma M. Deavers and L. A. Marks Burnett and randt and R. Stewart Grimnitz and jubisch and oberts and . Hotan and C. Patton. lowles und N. Les . Malcolm and James . James and A. B. Parsons ollodin and A . obbins. Jr., and E. Robbin: oney and W. P. ayes and T. P. Conner. . . D. Exch and H. Hoffman B Covington and J. E, Brown... Jardine and M.'A. Chism. Fisher and J. L. Gray de and L. Dreyer . Dungan and Kezer and Costigan and H. Whaley.. . McNickle o¢_McCann ."F. Grady and partner. .. Leéo Grady and H. J. Rodge Harry McCarthey and partne A” Kane and partner. Callahan and C. A. King. Steele and Kennedy and roy Bassford and W. Green Del Vecchio and H 2 Kennemore and A, Hanc Kauffman and J_H. Kauffman. Pratt and J. Deck and 1. . Homiller and H. Lew! EDNESDAY. APRIL 23, 7 PM. ritten... C 36 Norman P. Arey A ittle. ... € Robbins, Jr. rge Link. Sperling. H. Engler... . Lauxman . Lohi . Lohmar A Hasselbush. . Hughes ‘homason. . . Henry Co., Koblenz and Edw. Nieder.. . 8. Britten and H. W. . Terndon ¢nd E. Harbin. . eorge Link and D. M. Crouch’ . A. Hasselbush and G. W. Thoma: Kidwell and Miltner and C. A. Hunt and H. W, Leith Lynn and A. L. Barthelmess ah Cechrest and F. Ti. Planery and J. Floyd Dotson and F. E. Paul O'Nell and F. McProuty and_G. Jacobs Montsomery und i 8 Reiff.. Sc R R Matthews and E. Heim & A, E. Shaw’ Rothgeb and J. W. Roche and F. H. Pietela . Kirkpatrick and E. M, Kirkpatrick Chamberlin and R, W. Fossen Darling and A. J. ardesty and A' B ; Shaites 40 W. R Class, . G. P O. Night. i Blgop A 43 L J. 44 H Kowlo an: K. Pt Overend H Mai ilans and J. Chariton 3 P.M.—SINGLES, Class, Alley. D 26 F. 3 Class. Thayer.. A Sloan.... D Hill c - " P. J. 3 APRIL 22, SINGLES. 7 PM. Ford. FeOEOZTRT R Taglonic il D. Whaliey. Thorp....... Silverberg. .. 8. Rawlings ... Joe_Overend " 42 C. Kirkpatrick. A Wilkinson, . #E. Kirkpatrick 43"Teddy Hendricks S.W.Br merman E. O, Studds... 44 G. T. Trumbo. George Bowles Norman Leese. 45 C. Crown..... P Patrick. B, Collings. ... 46 W. Falk.... Jean Morik. . Lawhorne. .. P. Lawhorne John Anderson. Arthur Logan 48 Burton ....... C. W. Fague. .. ! Fague....... M. Cummings E_ Jacobs . Mathews ican . Locke c. MeNickle 8 < D S i ! M F. o <3 arl Grady o Grady H Betz Weishach Jontiff. . A, Clark . Harley. . QEAU>>CUMETUNOAT0aE R ERAUET TR AT aNEEEDEOQQ T 1 [T T Ahepa Alley. 21 TLutheran. ... Cadillac, Open. 6 Open 1, Masonic. v, Masonic. onic. ... Masonic. . Masonic. Masonic. . . lem. Masonic! Masonic. Albert Pike, Congress, National, Hope, Roosevelt, entalpha, Lebanon, Harmony, ton Centennial, Masonic M Masonic. Masonic.. ... ] No. 2, Masonic No. 1. Masoni Masonic. Nighters ‘Masonic, Pops, Masoni Dodgers, ‘Transportation’ Bear G 5 Rex. Strollers, 10 P.M.—DOUBLES. and C. Fox.... ... ohristo cDonald, jr. and it H. Hist.. % A'C. Ream. 3. Vance........ H. Schafer Beave B Levy... MY fovvons . G Rice and rten and W. H. Zier and E. Dreyer.... P. Minc R, Nelson . R H E artland and H. G. Smith. .. nd J. C. Howard. . nd partner & L G. E. ‘Hat T. S E. G. £ C. Muliican. .11 L. Brownell Locke. Juize..j.. 1 Silcox 10 R. Bryant. E'J G4 J; H. A H. z. F. E M. Ru J. Leckert J. Dusterhaft N, il % JA 7ouris and Papas. M. c'wi w. Py R E. F. alk. Werle. ... Portne T R. H. W. Deputy. . C. Hough ... Hough and G. Mulligan. . AC QUNANTTTT0> O R SRR EO0A RN HEXO0ORETUEAUONTG0OUHEDHORGOTON TOTTAGM0> HORTOEOGEAEU> aHTNan Litzau and G. A, Daidy. E 3 SINGLES. Class, Alley. Class. F. H. Petila.. » P. T MeCurds . Schultz " Walke Browning . D. Major... - RSt F. Fisher.. L' Gray... Hurd. Powel Blade, Dwyer. Drwyer . D. Esch M. Barker.. R. Cady.... E. Dillon. . De Fino..... Clampitt. Fillius Cotter Oehier E, Dwyer Baxter..... e_Pricci .. B, Meyers. Grant. ... eo_Frederick Kissner ... Seigel J. Sugar Stewart e D’ Burne Johnston Weirich "Raneu M, Chare: o_Speer. . . E. H. G, Steele Kennedy Werle. o. Crow hide, Jr. Bl rouch. . 2600 P g mmER A et s mar. M. Rice. Ryan . W. Duncan. vineil. .. W Kezéi W. Luth... A Hunt. | L. Tavener Barthelme: Joliffe . Russell SHOWREHE> HOF00 O NI ION0rTZH! R A. Ze, Grofi .. QEORONORAU> OUEETTTAaaUaaETaaREEE> MEtHTTOT: > RIS LR HELOsm>: eli QEOTEENMONUUENUTO>>00EONATOTNEEOTOBREETT> 0> 0! a H 8 P.M. TEAMS. LEAGUE AND PLUMBING = R Br LEAGUE NIGHT. W. Shipp W.R A I'B. Bowlin nde Merchants, Alley. Merchants Merchanis Wash DoomtnEy! Merchants. .. "\ lgor, Acacia Mutual Life. Audit R W. B Hibh Victorian Romans, ash. Coliege of Law. orking. Western, Electric. .. ni Tnd ¥ Plumbing Industr: Co Met. Plumbing Ind. Offige. . visnzo 1. ‘Audit Review . Engineer Reproduction... 1, American Ice... Post. Brodt's, Inc >>UTmHAMEEHOR QUM 10 P.M—DOUBLES. Anacostia M Little. Douglas No. Hi N. Groft. Ricker Moran | n and avenner .11l H. Joliffe. C. Updike R, Wannan Carr Gelb. . mRemN D B ) nd F. eason and W. Kearns.....00 . Allen g >0 mEETas! H. Rieley... . x K. B. i, Ties ez 2R OmE BT <) McClary and W. v and G. Lane, .o ey and . T McCiirdy TUTmE> HOC! 2 omazame> ickesh and % s’ohuuxr'n "ang and Artner . Tho wdo 2 1 . H. . Reynolds. Howard, Murtaugh' cCann. ... Rodgers. Kane. | . McCarthy Shambora . . Nighters ... Webb's Whisban Recre. Patent_Office, Loko Seryice Station, Recreation.. 2 Recreation............ District' Line Garage, Recreation. . Recreation. . 5 Recreation. 5 Recreation.... .. Patent Attorneys, Recreniion Recreation. . . . Post_Office. Interstate. .. 10 P.M.—DOUBLES. S Jontiff and J. Weisbach and partner N. Dorsett and A, ul May and W. D. B.' Gollings and J . Major a illiem Brandt Hartshorn Kettering. Lagestee. Romero. . Milstead. M. Fowler... Chamberiin, Darling .. Wannan. 3. McMahon,ir. Wilkinson R. Wilcoxen. B. Bowling | BANKERS' LEAGUE.AND EAS' »I - INGTEN CHRORCH TRRCTAT T AT 8 P.M.—TEAMS, Wash. Loan & Trust No. Ninth 8t. No. Mushinsky and H and O A George T. Ellis and L. Taylor Baucom and P. W. E. Sands and R. Mathews 41 Charles Prettyman and L. 8. Meany.. Eldridge’ Pryor and S. Bryan and I. Roudabush... Staley and C. Bishop si Clag 1. Stebbjn and J. Bradley R Morfisette 45 W. Tolson and J. Polous B G. Bell and G. Hagel 46 Jackson and Gross... . Baum and L. Saxty!l.l 47 Weimar and partner. . H. Ontrich and F. H. 48 E Green and E. Hall and P. R. 49 J. Monk and H. O'Neill Kamm and Paimer. . 50 Ballinger and Connor. .. E. A. Kennedy and R. W. THURSDAY. APRIL 24, Meicher Yeoss Gerardi. .. J. Fulmer inger. . .10l gett Ontrich. Downs 7 PM. SINGLES. > ! BOU>>HOOE> FETIHANHEE OREHEQC Y0 CE AT QM Mas Mesonic. ... Masonic Masoni asonic o) Rec E. Ri Class, tt st. G > T UEUN U TN M Ha> UmE I E R EEa00w>> > HUNa00n! ix. ot Ban ational P. S., Kensington F. Depi.. North of Wi West Kensington, Kensington, Md Manhattan, North ¢f Washington. Met, Lite Tne. Co., G ort Humphries, ‘War Depariment. ! Public Ultlities. District Governme Qil and Mining, Audit Review..... Ailen Property Custodian, Audif Rev. King's Palace. Business Men's Business Men's Heeht Co.. Business Men's Colonial ice Cream Co., Busine Meter Shop. Washington Gas Light.. .. Brookland Baptist, East Wash.' Church E.. East Wash. Chyrch... 3, East Wash. Church... st Wash, Church. Waugh, East Washington Church. 10 P.M.—DOUBLES. Johnson and G. Freeburg. Morgan und . H. Came snd J. 8 Speer and C. Simon and C Hillard and W. Burto Lee Brown and G Hare and ebler and Olive and T. King ligar and B. Seigel. . A Moyer and A. Barbaguli Camp and J F. obinette and k. Habermeh! and Creitzle, Wilkinson Bowling, Jro und B, Bowling, lter Shipp and R. Win Webb and E. Bran 1. 'E: d F. d. %flli nek ln: e Rahes ond G B Warthen and . F. Bad 4 50 F. Mount_Harmon, M ic. Masonic’ . i < Rice’s Ripsnorters, Rodiers's Thursday Rodier's” Thursday cati J; D. G. Milstead and H Johnson and G. ce. Rodier and Gruver. Webb and Hoffman. Little and Lyons Tayior and McLister. . P. B. Anderson and J. Wi Lange and R. Kilby... . L. Tyler and C. Fi G Vernion and M. Pul E. Gruver and H. Pulaski David Kisliuk and L. AR Eskite and J. Arneson " Fague and C. W. Rague. H. Campbell and A. P. yron Adams and John ‘Ault rank Hollis and Leroy Adams. . Barnes and E. M. Hawle: B. Young and partner Metrakos and Heflelfinger and partner. Wathen and H. Ripisom and C. leeler and E. Sabean and Z Earl McPhilomy and W, Carroli. John Beavers and Bill Clampitt. F. Moore and W. Cox and O, 8. G. F. Lewis and Robert Gray H. A Peyerson and K. A’ William Harrison and B, . c [ Van Horn, jr.. and J. B. D. Daniels and R. Ed Haynes and Earl English. . Reynolds and W F. Daw and L. X James Ferraro and John Nicro Joseph Marcellino and Alfred Ferraro and Angelo Gann M. Hines and. James Roy... FRIDAY, E, N1 Ogden . Middlekauff. .} W.' Falk. Crown and P. Patrick nd L. Dorsch F. Temple. M. Rice. nkhou: laski. ... Swain. .. C. Jefries and W. E. Estes a nnd Burke.. uder Culp and R. Rees and J Alsop and " Alber Behrle and G. W. . 4. Wood and W. W Norton and M t E,_ Doherty Valdivia L. Williams..... . E. Culp..... G Steinmeyer. Green. . . Melcher. Singer.. .. Krawko H. Armiger.. G. Morriséite “Folson. Polous G. Beil.! . T. Hager. A Kenne . W. Downs. ckson Gress Baum. . Saxty... . H. Ontrich. ] H. Onirich. R. Yeager E. Hall. Avlor. Lille: amim almer (1l Ballinger 111l Conner ....01 1 Thornbirs. | 700t .. . A W. Alien. 22! (OO MO 8 P.M.—TEAMS. MASONIC LEAGUE AND RECREATION LEAGUE NIGHT. UraacEananacaratuEoRTay BEEAEa6>EO000CAEERMA00aUNn> DOaUTTHEOEAT>E>>>>> ! Class. Buick Motor Co., Automotive.......... Neumeyer Motor' Co., Automotive. Joseph™ McReynolds, Automotive. .. Automotive, N. Nyman Muliigan 0. Crow 2 teinmeyer. ... cFall. .. MeDonai Allen’ Wood | vans. .. Dougiass. it Hodges. Goodman leary. . Hodwes . Sole F. Dove i N. Curtin.’ Gingell APRIL 25. Al an 38 3 40 41 42 4 44 a5 W Loan & Trust No. 1, Bunker Seco:d National Buni. Bankers. Rigks Nutional Bank, Bankers Benk of Washington Listrict National Bank, Banker: American Security & Trust, Bankers. . b ers. ng ® Al Asst surance. . . L. Goodwi M. Chavest. Barnurd Curt . Wolte Lake and A A. Weaver und A, Gardner and E. Hazel and J. King. . Nebel and M. Nebei. Wast and J. Reese. S. Custer and C. L. ‘Wil E Weeks and W. Barnstead and H Bankers. 2nd Asst, B. M. 'G. Pills| agel.... ariner 7 P.M.—SINGLES. . D. Moyer. ! . Barbagalle. . . A. Camp.... ;P Pillsbuty. Robinette . k- Cummings . Pitcher Hara . Ferg Sgm’Ehrli CHEEETOTHEORMTE> 0aM> > 1> 00QTF0aURaOE YT TN EUNKON HUUNDUEDHEEE | aUX>a>>>a>kEe U Bottocatuw >OECHE> I > ET Ok D E T HEETaTaaaROEOE QN E T HUMUHOUS ¢ Class. 2. Bankers. Architects. . rehitects P. M. G ment . . s’ Men' ndells ury . Muyo. R. Wilcoxen. rel QO>>>EEEYE DEOQUOR>EEEEEEaNoREMTcaETatEaT: BoNUaaaoTaRTTEREDOAMES: | Lighining Giri21! HOR . W. Crampton and A. G, Romero. . . “Weidman and W. J. Oa . Jones and J. Mosley . . Krauss and D. G ehmyer and Dorley and partner. . Western and W. E. Burch: eisath and J. Cullen. &bie and H. Goldstein uder and T. Howard. anghenry and J. Wetkel. . Smith and F.J. Suwali alker and E. Browning. iscoll and E, Murrell. ing and G. Tew... eaver and A. Popkins. .. hecter and 8. Bortnick. " Bontz and W. J. all and H. Russe " B. Poiger J. W. . Major and E. J. Dawson...l.ll] hweinhaut and F. Wilcox..... .. . Doying and C. B, Osborn. .. hornburg end H. Cole Koons B. Robinson. Lochte and G. Hauptman.’. SATURDAY. APRIL 26. 7 P.M.—SINGLES. Clasg, ~ Alley. 0y fatplopdot £l 2: =F2WE 302 <o, UUREOMEAE> >BU0aNETNHAT000TEa P> O“ARUE> ZAHOW> K> H0NE ! Class. G Muller..... ose . ardy. C. Lavender B. Lavender. M. Sweeney. .. CE Talley.. . L' Fu F. mermEa> Q! C. Appler 27 8. Miller.. 8 P.M.—TEAMS. Wadrex No. 2. Saturday Night. Columbus University, Saturday Elite Laundry No, 2,'Saturday N Nationals. Saturday Night..... Brookiyn Garare. Saturday Wadrex Wo. 1. Saturday Anacostia Eagies. Saturday Havenner, Saturday Nig Swampoodles. Saturday Ni Pruitt and Zimmerman, Saturday Night 10 P.M.—DOUBLES, F. H. Engler and J. A. Bogan H. Stebner and T, C. Holmes C. Appler and S. Milier Lewis and V. Capone and ©. E Reidy and A_ W. Allen Muller and D. Hardy. Merritt and C. Saunde McNey and H. Hardy. Berry and H. Robb.. QQOCUOWANN YUQOMmmrm ZOm! . Lavender and C. M_ i B McGahey and J. E. Dwyer DISTRICT LEAGUE’S FINAL PIN STANDING aEaumEEEacaTay | emaQr = Season 1929-30. Team Standing. King Pin Temple ...001 " Convention' ‘Hall | Hyattsville Meyer Davis. Cornel 3 Arcadia ... Stanford Paper 'Co. Progressive Printin Petworth 37,084 King Pin Temple Convention” Hall. Hyattsville . Meyer Davis ... . Cornell's Lunch. .. AYCRAIN sl Stanford Paper Co. 614 P'aressive Pty. Co. 637 Petworth ........ 589 Season Reco: High team set—King Pin, 1.833. High team game—King Pin, 654. oHen individual sel—Kessler (Hyattsville), | _High individual game—Halloran (Hyatts- wville), 170. H ikes—Weidman and Campbell s—J. Wolstenholme (King Pin), (King Pin), Individual Averages. KING PIN. 578-39 573-79 560-71 558-17 s prereSlomsie. 3253283 average—Weidman | appointing & sizable gallery. P Rosenberg Mulroe ki CONVENTION HALL. 68 27 212 151 408 9 ¢ 32 129 360 148 376 141 373 145 39 Morgan Von' Dree Daiy Wood ":7001] J. Harrison. Work Benson Fischer 146 362 HYATTSVILLE. Halloran 170 374 Lo McGolricl Moore ... Andersor Jolliffe . | Gooding : 125 342 CORNELL'S LUNCH. Mandley .. 158 393 Thorpe Sehroth A. Newman. H. Newman. Mulvey 158 404 129 384 185 381 152 387 183 413 139 37 182 382 130 388 134 382 19 318 STANFORD PAPER CO. Billheimer . Parsons Slicer Espey Brown Mertz ... Bortrick "l Dunworth .l Welch 2 McPhilomy Poullos ........ 27 Carroll 11110 Schecter ..., 24 PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. Barnard .. Simon Burton . Deputy Stoner ! Mitchell . Meany . Nay Baxter Pricel Groves Heltman Santini King ... | DeFino *; | Pacini PIRST RACE—Maiden 2-year-olds fosled in Maryland; purse, $1,500; 4% furlongs. « Sulisbury & Magothy b Pretty Roy & Tuckahoe . bStar Polly. .. aS. W. Labrof) SECOND RACE—Claiming: purse, 3-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs. ;8am Sweeney +Stupendou “The StyHs Prancing Ste *Dreana Lee *Fair Anifa. Bootee Dominta ' Sunny Saini Hazel Gumberts’ THIRD RACE—The Lansdown; $1.200; 3-vear-olds; 6 furlongs. Top Kick. 111 Shady Lady.... Chattering ' 108 8kid ... Mutual Friel i1 Elonaido n 1 1 1 1 1 5 $1,200; Meridian Queen. ! Also eligible— Pmbros ...... *Doctor Fred Locket ...... “Battler One Cel gosms omue 55358 5588 purse, . 108 Ny i1 Battiing On. Zahn Mucker ...... FOURTH RACE--Claiming; 3-year-olds; 1 mile and 80 ricky Colonel.. 108 1 110 purse, $1,200; ards. *Full Clond...... ‘Baked Appié *Bag_Smasher e FIPTH RACE—Claiming; purse, $1,200; 3- year-olds; 1 mile and 170 yards *Fair Polly...... 103 *Star ..... sTrapland ...l 105 Prauces St. +John Robert.... 102 *Fiashing My Scoop....... 107 Easter .. SIXTH RACE—Claiming: purse. $1.200: 4- yenr-olds and up; 1 mile and & furions. edge Fence. Vowed Vengeance 112 Gpnther *Fire Opal . 105 Royal _Chary Main Sheet. . *Mountain G *Fair Gir purse. $1.200; mile and a furiong. Immortal Vernon Corsican *Realtor 102 o 108 . 102 e Turauoise Boyls “Apprentice " aliowance 'claime Weather cloudy; . track - mu¢ PARSONS' 401 WINS FRASER PIN STAKES Del Vecchio Fails to Show for| Exhibition Match With Eddie Espey. ERT PARSONS, of the Arcadia team, shot a set of 401 to spread- eagle a field of 20 in the Monk Fraser sweepstakes at. the Ar- cadia last night. Parsons’ winning punch was a score of 164 in his last effort. Paul Harrison was second with 365 and Clarence Kibby third with 358. Sam Del Vecchio, holder of the na- tional record for a single game, 240, failed to put in an appearance for his scheduled match with Eddie Espey, dis- follow: Scores of the g R. A. Sisson N J. Gormai H. J. Taylor. Bert, Parsons Joe_Hartrison . J. Kinnahan ... Glenn Slicer ... C. Kibby ... Torney ... W. 8. Conen H. Waldrop L. Del Vecchi Sam Beason Biadt Brossley Davidge ... P. Harrison E_Espey John Blick 111l 3. Dunworth " sweepstakes 00 : 83—283 HYATTSVILLE GIRLS WIN. A team of Hyattsville girls defeated a line-up of Washington girls in an ex- citing bowling match last night at the Hyattsville Arcadia, 1,260 to 1,253. Each team used a dummy. The scores: Washington Ladies. Hyattsyllle, Burke ... 81 81 87 Colvert. 92 Riley ... /114 88 83 Waldrop. 8 Loveday . 8 82 Ol 29 80 Dumm: 7 70 70 Totals...436 415 402 (] a7 1 Totals. . 387 451 422 S Cig HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS FIRST RACE—4'; furlongs. Pennate, 5.00, 3.50. 2.60, won. Glidelia, 3.80, 2.70, second. Hie Away, 2.80, third. Ao ran—Sydka, Miss Madelyn, Ka- leidescope, Exalt, Miss Dinwiddie, Happy Scot, Farr, Fourth Ward, Sustain an Mina F. 1 SECOND RACE—6 furlongs. Mud, 4.10, 2.80, 2.30, Won. Young Kitty, 3.70, 3.00, second. Shipmaster, 2.80, third. Also ran—War Instigator and Jack Biener. THIRD RACE—Mile and 70 yards. Full Dress, 6.60, 3.70, 2.90. won. Politen, 3.40, 2.50, second. Zahn, 3.20, third. Also ran—Mormbassa, King's Crier and ‘Wild Fowl. FOURTH RACE—One and 1-16 miles. Prickly Heat, 3.30, 2.50, 2.30, won, Boyish Bob, 3.80, 2.70, second. Ruban Rouge, 3.50, third. Also ran— Reform, Blanco, Jane Rine- hart and Fasciste. FIFTH RACE—1 1-16 miles. Inception, 30.40, 12.00, 6.00, won. Bobashela, 3.80, 3.00, second. Dinah Did Upset, 3.80, third. Also ran—Annapolis, Donnay, Nostaw, | Bocaratone, Molasses Jane. SIXTH RACE—1 1-16 miles. Cottage Boy, 19.40, 10.10, 7.00, won. Fair Gold, 6.90, 5.70, second. 0Odd Fellow II, 12.00, third. Also ran—Red Cross Princess, Forest Lore, High Life, Lucie Ann, Potent, Somerset. | SEVENTH RACE—Mile and one-quarter. Tall Grass, 12.60, 6.50, 5.00, won. Tempter, 9.90, 6.50, second. Mulatto, 4.10, third. Also ran—Prairle Girl, Villager. Jack Hawksley, Immortal, John W. Weber. GALLAE;NIGHT RUNS FAST MILE IN TRAINING LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 19 (#).—Gal- lant Knight, one of the Kentucky Derby favorites, encouraged his followers to- day by covering a mile at Churchill Downs in 1.42, The brown colt was caught at the first quarter in 0:26, three-eighths in 0:39, half in 0:52, five-eighths in 1:05 and three-quarters in 1:172-5. Gallant Knight, In training here under Kay Spence, is owned by the Audley Farm End is by Bright Knight out of kthel ray. the INCEPTION DEFEATS TURF TOPNOTCHERS Captures Philadelphia Handi- cap on Muddy Track at Havre de Grace. By the Assoclated Press. NCEPTION, a 4-year-old gelding sporting the silks of Mrs. O. Cha- ney, conquered mud and eight top- notch thoroughbreds today to win the Philadelphia Handicap over the heavy Havre de Grace track. Matching strides with the best of the handicap division in training, the chest- nut son of Sporting Blood displayed a game bit of running to defeat the Aud- ley Farm's Bobashella by two lengths, with S. W. Labrot’s Dina Did Upset a neck away for third money. He step- ped the mile and one-sixteenth in the fast time of 1:52 1-5. Scratches riddled the original start- ing field, but eight 3-year-olds and up- ward chose to accept the issue, which meant $9,550 to the winner. The | largest crowd of the meeting, includ- | ing’ Vice President Curtis, saw Incep- tion revel in the bad footing, shake off Dinah Did Upset and Bobashella in a great stretch drive and then go on to win handily. The victory of Mrs., Chaney's entry netted his backers $30.40 for $2. Bobashella was made the favorite, with the Rancocas Stable’s Donnay, the heavily played second choice. Donnay, however, finished next to the last after recelving a bad ride from Jockey Stef- fen, contract rider for the Harry Sin- clair stable. TODAY BASE BALL ;3% an League Park Washington vs. New York TICKETS ON SALE AT PARK AT 9 AM. Give your money a break with 5-cent cigars.. ‘Why run risks?... Demand Wm. Penn, the world’s largest selling cigar...Over 1,000,000 a day smoked ... Due to vast production big savings reach Wm. Penn smokers in finer tobacco than manufacturers with smaller outputs can afford to use in 5-cent cigars... At the cigar case always demand Wm. Penn, the Cigar with the Long Ash. 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