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Season s Record Field Seen for Dub Pin Event
- A _________ ——
ENTRIES MING
IN TO SILL WOOD
Many to Compete for First
Time in Stake Tourney.
Rosslyn Girls Lead.
WITH entries coming in from
all quarters, the sixth an
nual Bill Wood Dub Sweep
stakes, opening Saturday
at the Lucky Strike, promises to be the
largest event of its kind of the season
It will need at least 63 entries to top
the mark set by the Old Dominion
Handicap staged several weeks ago by
Gait Davis at Rosslyn. Davis' tourna
ment would have been larger had the
Rosslyn plant been able to accommo
date more bowlers. This probably was
the first event in the bowling history
of Washington for which entries were
turned down because of numbers.
Plenty to Draw From.
ONLY bowlers with averages of less
than 107 are eligible for the
Wood tournament and there is
an army of them. The average limit
and the low entry fee. $5 including
cost of 15 games, are expected to at
tract duckpin shooters of both sexes
and many who will be having their
first experience in sweepstakes com
petition.
No bowler without a league affilia
tion will be permitted to enter and
the management of the tournament
reserves the right to reject any entry.
In the past several bowlers of near
ttar ability, but with small league
averages for the time being, have at
tempted to "crash" the Dub Sweep
•takes without success.
Once again the Rosslyn girls are
out Iront in the Ladies' District
League, premier circuit of the city for
fair bowlers. By sweeping a set with
the Meyer Davis team, the Rosslyns
broke a tie with the Lucky Strikes,
defending champions, who dropped a
jame last night to the Arcadias.
The Bill Woods remained three
games from first place by taking the
odd one from Convention Hall.
Barely Gets Over.
Howard parsons· 16o was
good 3nough by one pin to
give him high game in the Com
mercial League. The Continental
Baking bowler just topped Lefty
Allen's season record. With 420,
Howard was eight sticks under the
high set.
J. McProuty. Southern Dairy, shot :
166 and 368 to breeze to honors in I
the Merchants' Lengue.
The George Isemann Sweepstakes,
to be held here April 13 in honor ol
the secrtary of the National Duck
pin Bowling Congress, will be thor
oughly a national event. Cities
throughout the congress' territory are
planning preliminaries with the win
ners to receive their entry fees in the
tournament.
WILL TUNE BLUEBIRD
Campbell Plans to Go No Higher
Than 130 Miles an Hour.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., March 14
VP).—Bluebird is getting ready to roll
again, but not in quest of 300 miles
an hour.
Sir Malcolm Campbell, unless condi
tions changed today, planned to take
the meteor that has traveled 276.816
miles an hour to the beach for a tune
up run, without the timing apparatus
set up, only a few flags on the course
and the car traveling no higher than
130 miles an hour.
The beach still was unfit for higher
speeds. Campbell has recovered lrom
en attack of flu, but Lady Campbell
has contracted a heavy cold.
V. M. I. PICKS CAPTAINS
Leaders Are Chosen for Court,
Ring: and Mat Teams.
LEXINGTON, Va., March 14 <Λ>).—
Virginia Military Institute had three
new indoor team captains today.
Elected yesterday they, and the teams
they lead, are:
Basket ball, Prank M. Raffo of
Richmond; wrestling, Archie H. Witt,
Birmingham, Ala., and boxing, Robert
W. Boyd, Covington.
All are members of the junior class.
HAND BALL LIST CLOSES.
Entries for the District A. A. U.
hand ball championship tournament
to be held at the Y. M. C. A. next
•week fwill close tonight at 6 o'clock
with Ralph W. Poster, athletic direc
tor of the Central "Y." Pairings will
be drawn up Uwiight.
COURT GAMES WANTED.
Unlimited basket ball opponents are
Bought by the Silver Spring Mer
chants, who have the use of a gym
nasium. Call Shepherd 3506-R be
tween 6 and 7 p.m.
LEWIS WHIPS MARTINEZ.
DENVER, March 14.—Henry Lewis,
173, outpointed the seven pounds
lighter Emilio Martinez in a 10-round
bout last night.
Cleans Up in Big League
TOM DAVIDSON,
Who leads the 18-team Miscellaneous Tax Unit circuit in average, strikes,
spares and has the high game and set. leaving little for the other members
of the league beside team honors. His average is 115. Davidson finished
second in the recent Ollie Pacini Sweepstakes.
SOUTHERN WINTER
ATHLETICS THRIVE
Conference Meets Show Increase
in Receipts of $2,000—Ring
Game Attracts Most.
By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, March 14.—More |
than 20.000 persons paid ap- ,
proximately $16,000 to witness
Southern Conference tournaments in
Ave Winter sports, boosting by some j
52,000 last year's gate.
Boxing, track, wrestling and swim
ming tournaments paid larger divl
iends than they did a year ago.
Boxing set the pace at the box office !
with an $8,000 gate, as compared with I
57.000 the preceding year, basket ball '
stood pat at $6,500; wrestling grossed !
5859. a new high and far above last
pear's $193; indoor track paid $494. !
is contrasted with last year's $254, |
ind swimming took in $48 50. as com
pared with $14.25 collected at the |
last meet.
i
AU-AMERICA
BASKETBALL
SELECTION
announced by \
WARD LAMBERT
(Famous Purdu· Coach)
An All-America Basketball Team and
four sectional teams receiving hon
orable mention will be announced
over the air for the first time tonight.
Selection· were made from a poll
of sixty famous college coaches, all
over the country. Don't miss itl
TUNE IN
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TONIGHT
7:45 Eastern Standard Time
WMAL Network—N. B. C.
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DAVIS, SILAS MATCHED
m .
Boxers Who Drew Last Fall Will
Battle Next Monday.
Roddy Davis and Sid Silas, local
welterweights who fought to a draw
last Fall, have been rematched for a
six-round battle on the Frank-Wol
fram-Pete De Grasse boxing card next
Monday at the Washington Audi
torium.
The return match between Le Roy
Dougan and Joe Green. District
featherweights, is off, however. Due
to a bad hand. Dougan was forced to
pull out. Matchmaker Goldie Aheam
is seeking a substitute opponent for
Green.
SWITCH TURF FEATURE
Chesapeake to Be Held Early to |
Draw Derby Horses.
HAVRE DE GRACE. Md„ March 14 I
(tΡ).—Seeking to attract some of the !
favored horses entered in the Kentucky
Derby, the $7.500 Chesapeake race has
been scheduled for Saturday, April 20,
at the Havre De Grace race track, in
stead of reserving the closing day's pro
gram for this feature.
Edward Burke, general manager,
also announced that the $7.500 Aber- ;
deen Stakes will be run Wednesday,
April 24, and the Î7.500 Philadelphia
will be run Saturday, April 27, the
closing day.
HOOLIGANS.
Serth 4» 131 318 8!» 80-47
3ray 4» 110 292 85 87-3
ïlndley 00 110 323 93 «5-28
iuahes 74 12ft 343 01 101-H2
* A Miller «il ISO 33H 8fl 1111-4
Sulnn . 21 lOO 222 83 00-1B
Shea 48 120 326 00 88-32
HOT DOGS.
Bushlnw 10 131 315 .. 98-0
reasley 39 131 344 88 114-20
Soon «2 140 321 8ft 811-24
3rant 75 122 320 HO 90-18
Kovell 72 137 328 88 ill-2
rnoke 27 134 34!· 87 103-18
White 18 111 2f>n !10 80-1
Bain 00 118 290 87 87-04
OUTLAWS.
Herndon OH 108 203 00 89-10
Rollins 00 111» 334 111 94-2
Ekstrand 00 lift 303 88 110-8
Martens 21 118 202 88 04-10
Prendergast 51 110 305 87 83-10
Shelton 00 120 341 80 91-24
Dodge 311 131 323 88 «0-8
PIN HAWKS
Gardner 27 103 295 87 80-2
3ott 30 128 335 88 97-3
Gruenbaum .... 57 UK 31» 80 03-40
Hcnery 45 127 338 8H 00-43
Kecfauver oo 127 297 88 80-03
Orme 07 152 407 Ο 111-48
Payne 18 93 202 84 81-10
C.E.Brown 02 130 340 80 04-30
SAND BLOWERS.
Marsh 75 119 319 91 93-52 !
Maney «:! 117 319 03 02-40
Martin 1ft 112 200 8ft 04-ft
Palmer 7ft 133 348 80 08-72
Steers 75 138 344 93 102-08
Bradshaw .... 75 133 330 80 100-22
SUCRO-CLIPS.
Beeton 47 125 310 85 92-9
aillls 7ft 137 308 85 101-01
Heard 18 08 270 8ft 77-0
Kendrick 27 122 278 80 80-3
LaChance 75 140 353 87 1114-52
Mansuy 75 138 350 00 104
Coe 24 135 318 88 90-21
Η B.Smith 27 118 322 90 90-12 j
8WEEP3TAKES.
Crandall 0.3 129 320 90 98-38
Fisher .. ..... lit 117 320 78 97-10
Lively 53 110 200 80 im-47
Ray 10 04 238 81 81-4
Slpes 00 122 321 85 98-42
51rau«s 57 14o 338 80 05-ft'l
Tadsen 71 114 314 80 oft-17
McKmght 73 150 350 88 104-45
SWISS NAVY.
Hoyt 511 111 29ft 80 90-33
Katon 72 120 354 04 00-0
McKenna 47 J 53 3.13 88 9H-11
Ross 30 118 298 88 91-8
Fischgrund . .. 57 123 321 85 04
Johnston 73 121 315 98 85-9
TOBACCO SCRAPS.
Bell 00 110 309 80 92-55
Hoolc . 51 loo :103 H3 80-8
Manlon 72 113 .'til 87 lHI-12
R Ο Smith 72 134 344 92 99-17
Rice 18 112 300 82 02-5
Thibault 21 100 285 90 90-7 I
Morsell 72 124 337 110 90-13
Individual Avérâtes.
• Ten cames or more.)
ALLEY CATS
_ . G H G H S H F.
Bamberger ...... 57 J'.'5 :ii:t 85
Davis 7·; 125 .117 s7
J Y Miller...., 4s lis 2011 02
Osterhoit ti5 ]·'ι ;(·>ι ·»3
Van Pelt 57 10!) :WH 04
Woods (14 1117 US» 8,'i
BEAR ΚΛΤΖ8
Cisney «4 124 :t11 se
Bauer till ]|.l 204 S.'l
Cordes «5 ι ·*<; :ct4 !i:i
Frirdcnherg ]m m.» ·;»>·; s5
McCarthy ..... 4Γ> loi» !2S«» hS
8et7.er 5.1 n·: :ioi kh
Her J» 9S 287 87
BIG HEARTS.
Bises es us :t:i7 no no-ni
HiK^ins il·: ι·:.! :u·.! o<> ί<·:-47
Keatts (Î2 11 :{ 2SS SH SI-17
S'roiel 75 US :it:i ni 1 «il-·?:{
Finale .. (irt 125 :14s 80 !is-5n
Kelley 1β »o 314 78 75-14
CANNED CORNS
Lonu ;t« 1.10 :!tî4 . .
Robe» 72 115 200 nil
Edwards (ΐιϊ 122 : ! 1 : t 87
Hampton :t:t 11 -ï :î.'*5 S7 . - .
Kettenne .'13 127 :t 1S 02 100-9
T. Β Miller «4 144 32Û 8« 01-40
COME BACKS
Bliss «η n·· 203 ni ss-π
Bowen :iiî π·: -:su s4 85-26
Drach 54 lis 32M S7 i»7-l
Kennedy 42 H>4 20i> n:i SS-17
Srvcley 27 112 288 SU SI-β
Va'arr ii:l 127 .'121 ss !(iï
McMillan li!> 147 :i.J9 88 00-28
DRAWBACKS.
Birnes H4 Γ!7 204 80
Dickerman 14 Oiî "Vit Sil
F,sli?nrien 4:î 1.17 333 01
M. Ε Nelson .14 1 ·>·; 27S K(i
ο F Nelson 24 li>7 2S1 SI
Prie» ,ÎK 111 :t25 SK
Hayden c>3 125 .'1.15 77
Hansen 24 1.10 33(î !>4
Sinclair tiî 115 .103 80
EAGLE EYES.
Boer 25 115 .'ils S5
Bopp 45 112 ;|07 S(i
Holbrook «0 14·: 320 O.'l
Mann 17 loll 284 85
Melcher H4 Iiih 2ΗΊ On
Werner 2T llrt :;12 S!i ·<Τ-11
Wise 15 lois 281 87 8(>-r·
Animons 41 115 3111 01 Οβ-22
Lewis 72 14il .*120 02 07-24
EASY MARKS.
Barr 7.1 l.Ul .124 00 04-25
Dav d.son T4 14H 4 ltî !W 115-21
ElifT 4·» 1.Ί2 :î12 H Κ 02-t 8
Paiker 5:t lia 2?:« i»:i SH-20
Pinson ΙΟ lfHi 2H2 75» *4-0
Riellev 71 121 M22 K4 00-H
Schutz :t:t 1.(4 .145 s:» Ioh-24
Snndstrom 14 11.t '.'HO 01 88-0
Rabenhorst 13 09 249 80 8H-12
GULLY JUMPERS.
Clark fiO 120 334 85
Jamison 51 11.1 201 87
C. K. Mansuy 72 127 335 80
McVav lilt 115 208 Π4
Neblett 4ti 100 200 88
Van Hoesen 72 136 348 . .
WITH Van Hoesen their ace,
the Gully Jumpers are
leading the pennant race
In the big Miscellaneous
Tax Unit Bowling League as the
campaign nears the finish, but the
Jumpers' margin Is far from safe.
They ere two games in front of the
Pin Hawks and several teams are
crowding the Hawks.
Tom Davidson of the Easy Marks
is far from an easy mark himself. I
He leads the league In average with 1
115. The figures:
Team Standing.
Team. W. L. T P. H.O. H S.
Gully Jumpers.. 45 :il) .'15,705 5.Ί4 1.500
Pin Hawks 4:s :cj ;m.<mo 541 l,5:»:i
Sand Blowers... 42 ;t:t .ΊΗ.705 5Htt l.ftrtS
Sucro-Clips .... 4M :::t .'to.ooo 5iî!t 1.5Î7
Sweepstakes ... 4L :i4 :ΐΗ.4ϋΟ Γ>44 1.5.'{Γ»
Eaele Eyes 4 1 :»* 5.15 1.4î»!>
robacco Scraps.. 41 :t4 ;s5 *2oo 5is l 4K7
Btg Hearts 41 .14 .'îô.lftN ft IK 1.512
Hot Dogs :»!» :i(i :S4.i;k7 514 1.502
Hooligans :t7 :ικ :i4.oo-i 5.Î4 1
Easy Marks.... :tii :iO i'i.550 1.540
Canned Corns... :i4 41 MS.nn? 57H 1.504
Ailev Cats .14 41 .'i:t,750 50!» 1.420
Swiss Navy :t:i 42 .Ί5..ΊΗ5 5:15 1 404
Drawbacks .... :i*3 4:t :i4.07t; 54*ΐ 1.407
Come Backs.... :f·: 4:! .Ί4.Η10 5U5 1.404
Outlaws :I2 4.Ί .Ί4,:!47 542 1.501
Bear Katzs 30 45 M.o.TI 400 1.448
Reason Records.
High team game—Canned Corns. 578.
Hieh team set—Sucro-Cllos. 1.577.
High Individual average—Davidson «Easy
Marks I. 115-21.
High individual game—McKnight
(Sweenstakrs). 150
Hich individual set—Davidson (Easy
Murks). 410.
High strikes—Davidson iEasy Marks),
42
High snares—Davidson 'Easy Marks).
105.
High flat game—Johnson (Swiss Navy).
OS.
Gully Jumpers' Lead Is Slim
As Tax Bowlers Near Finish
Racing Notes
Ο
By the Associated Press.
HE daily license tax of the
fair grounds at Detroit has been
fixed at $2.500 by Joseph D.
Frost, recently appointed to succeed
Mark Hanna as Michigan's one-man
racing commission.
George Read, general manager of
the Atlanta Racing Association, which
plans a 15-day meeting in the Georgia
capital, has enlisted Samuel C. Nuckols
and Vincent Treanor, Tropical Park
stewards, to serve in that capacity.
Jockey Bobby Jones is en route to
Washington, where he will join Big
Jim Healy, trainer of Mrs. John Hay
Whitney's thoroughbreds. Healy, still
in Florida, plans to leave soon with
his entire stable for Benning.
TURN TO
Pages Â-14 & Â-15
For The
Ford Dealers
Weekly
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