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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. * •*. A-16 MONDAY, MASCII IMS Ford's Lead Menaced Keene Bids for Boost 93 Washington Duckpin Tearns ByLocke in In Ranking in Fight Given Dates in National Event Jacksonville Finale See how Sunday. March 4. WHh Harris Tonight By Rod Thomas •y It*Associated Prte* Washington area bowlers wll 0 Julian Keene, District light- x «oo .?,? sss JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. Mar. 34. heavyweight fighter who have their big Inning In the Na * Booster, Office Force No. 1, Twenty-eight-year-old Doug figures No. 2. Office Pores year tional Duckpin Congress cham Ford of Harrison, N. Y., led this is the he will advance pionships 2:38 P.M. the toward the top of his division, at New Haven, Conn •’ NDPBC Executives, office Force (mixed Jacksonville Open going into the fitde it April 25, 26 27, during whicl 3 team). takes on a dangerous slugger to- and final 18 holes today, hard-pressed night at week end all but a few of thei r by two golf veter- Turner's Arena when he Walter Fogle, Jr., who does better-known meets Herman (KO) Harris of 93 teams of men and women wfl most of his bowling Frederick, ans, Bobby Locke of Johannes- * at New York in the 10-round feature. shoot. The tournament opens nex c top burg. South Africa and Sam Saturday Md.. took home the $75 prize The Washington boxer, unde- and ends May 4. in the Hyattsvllle Recreation Snead of White Sulphur Springs, tests te Bowling 4 feated for two years, was in the date and times wer e Handicap, IQ7 West Va. announced which attracted “honorable mention” list on the today by ArviHe I b entries last night, a jump of 26 Ford came up to the finals at Mk am Ebersole, secretary. par r *v*jliiSl last National Boxing Association executive over last year. Fogle tallied 762 207, nine strokes under and iiL 1 He Heading the Washington grou] 9 and two /sail ratings. should be in a num- with an 80-pin handicap, having one in front of Locke ML spot numerically will be 34 teams fron ahead of Snead. bered when a new list comes the 1 games of 120, 144, 135, 127 and Bp out- next month and is aiming Government Printing Office > 156. Twenty-one other professionals JS| rounded up by Chilly for a chance at some of the rank- Barnard * Lawrence O’Dwyer was second were below par for the three ing fighters year. for many years recreation directo r 6,608-yard Hyde later this Match- with 65-726 for S4O and K. W. rounds over the maker Gabe Menendez plans at the GPO and a leader in th 6 Park course. But it was a lot has city's bowling Riehl third with 90-723 for $25. for a big Keene fight here in the affairs. Others in the men’s payoff tougher to beat par 36-36—72 With a record entry of 89 yesterday summer providing Keene shows 5 were: Walter Amos, 135-722 than on the first two against STOP teams the championships will b s days due strong wind which well Harris and In one or ($20); Ricky Harrison, 65-721 to a tryouts being up held at the Candee tree-lined, two other lined Bowlin \ ($13.75); Mel Goodwin. 145-721 cut across the narrow for him, Arana. Connecticut set a recon * ($13.75); -Ben Savercoll, 115-719 fairways. for by entering , J§i host States 50: * ($10); Jack Rabbltt, ($9); Locke and Snead have Just HBsßbe Keene Is a fast and skilled pnhting 65-715 teams, topping fighter who doesn’t waste many Virginia's mark o 1 Hardy, ($8); Ray- joined the whiter tour. Locke has W. W. 170-710 punches is 445- in the 1949 event at Norfolk ¦¦ mond Schwartz, 75-705 ($7); been back in this country about and favored over his previous slugging opponent tonight. The over-all mark of 78 9 Julius Friedman, 75-703 ($6.25); two weeks. f Harris year is dangerous hitter, but he THE FUTURE OF teams was set last in Balti * Jim Goodwin, 75-703 ($6.25); Locke Good With Old Fatter. a ean more. be outboxed. Most of the New Francis E. Sisler, 90-697 ($5.50); Thanks to the putter that has rfl W YOUR BUSINESS Lorraine Gulli, who won tb 6 Perkins, high scratch set, his Yorker’s victories have been by singles Paul been in family more than a and early at women’s last year, will b 6 ($4) Burger, high quarter of a century knockouts ones that. WHY Washington’s 658 and John and the same Five of his 15 knockout victories risk being put out of only defending f game. 172 ($4). he has used since 1946, Locke champion. one came in the first round. With six women competing, Al- shot yesterday’s best score of 69. business by the destruction berta Baudu took first prise of Ford, who was the leader after WLJH Wr^ This will be the first fight at of your accounts receivable 1, give Albert Pike No. Albert Pike No. J ;. $lO with 135-682 and Jane Mc- Saturday’s second round, shot a ML, Turner’s in six weeks, and to S—dar. «. Cord was second with 80-674 for 70 yesterday in retaining the lead. the expected big crowd a good and other vital records in a B arranged Albert Pika Na. 3* AR>ert Pike No. 4 l 85. Snead also had a 70 yesterday. show Menendez has a fire? Especially, when you FrMajr, April IS. While putters last a long time supporting card of five bouts, two l# PJL Walter Kramer the at five can have complete protec- aewlandJßectrlc No. t. OPO Office Nt was off on with Locke, Tommy (Thunder) rounds and the others at r aro office no. s. qpo once no. s right foot with high scratch set of on four rounds. tion for Protreauve Printing Op., OPO Alumn; got Balt made short work one as little as $119.00! Capitol CouacU No. 1. OPQ Capitol Coun i: as a field of 50 under way in the ninth green. He missed short Welterweight Charley Bennett, cl No. 2-QPO floral Arcanum No. 1 . the Anacostia Spillway elimina- the old faithful, is in Come in. We’ll be glad to OPO. Royal Arcanum No. 2. OPC putts on both the eighth and one of the Onco Angle Mills !: tion event. Kramer, who against Johnny OPO. Flour-OPO. Roller rolls in ninth hole. Something had to fives Bohak of show you these modern OPO sponsor. Barnes Heating Nt >• fashion with right N. 1-OPO (Women). Barnes Heating No. 2 unorthodox the give, and it was his wood-shaft Raleigh, C„ while the other OPO (woman). Barnes Heating No. 3-OP< > foot forward, fired 646 and added putter. He Syl Temple, Washington Mosler Record Safes —made (women). Barnee Heating No. 4-OP( shattered it across his notches (women). Angle Green Bevator-OPO. 9 a 44 handicap for a gross 690. leg. Under PGA rules he had to featherweight, against Tony Vas- by the builders of the U.S. SatmrOajr, April 2«. 7 p.aa. Three grossed 700 er better, play the rest of the quez of Mexico. Fours are Ronnie ° B. Mackle Corp. - Clyde belying his 18 without Gold Storage Vaults Fort OPO. Mlsflts-OPO, Barnes SpeciaU-GPC Dubbs name a putter and finished in 77 for Siegenthaler against Joe Smith, at Tony Ac Frank-OPO. United with 116-724, Skip American Veterans McGee carding 217, well out of the Randy Brevard against Ray But- They’re values) Wars-OPO. OPO Poet Nos 33 - 76-717 running. Knox. real £S*rlcan Legion. Samuel Jewelers-GPC and BUI Canada 136-700. Frank Caywood, PGA super- ler and Bert Whitehurst against OPO Recregtion Wt. No. 3, OPO Recre Other survivors Roy Div. No. 2. GPO Recreation Olv 1 were: visor, said the referred Kid Saucer. QPOauon Hoover, matter was P05t3874 VFW. OPO No. 2, (women! ’ 48-635; M. Scott, 88-663; to the PGA Tournament Commit- Action starts at 8:45. QPO No. 1, (women). OPO No. 5/(women) . M. Sperry. 64-655; CapareU, QPO No. 4. (womenK OPO No. 3. (women) Nick tee under a rule recently adopted Buck Seymour of St. Thomas tries to keep possession Ronald Bennett of St. Joseph’s Inu Workers ; 108-644; as ?°b«cco(women). Union No. 2 Larry Herzog, 72-623; providing get Tobacco Workers Int. Union No penalty for any player sprawls out of bounds after a vain attempt to the ball in the third quarter of the Catholic -women). George (women). - John McKim, 48-622; H. George. L. s Orill Valle; who abuses etiquette of golf. It Youth Organisation Boys’ Intermediate championship game yesterday at Catholic University. Semifinals to Fur co - A- L . 88-697; Herbie Levin, 88-651; El- Start - has not been determined, Cay- Referee Oilie Dryser is in the background. St. Joseph’s 44-35, in one seven champion- feifir* mer Miller, 44-669; Owen Nickels. won, of _ . 18 r.M. _ ship Port Davis wood said, whether a penalty games. —Vincent Shields Photo. (women), Orerttone Ea*i , 40-626; W. Turner, 76-634; L. Tip- £vo®oCl. Beam Radio ft TV, (women) would be in strokes, a reprimand In Stanley Cup Play Bladensburg (women), ton, 92-672; Don Shipp, 76-633; (women). Lanes Hi-Sko ¦ fine or some other action. wales Decorators (women) . J. Dix, 80-645; Charley Kramer, or Sy the Auodotad Pmi Subeam Bread (women).
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