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Mmffbiitni Four Clotiei of 2 Hours Each for Four Wednesday Nights, If You Buy Cmlneerlits Selen— Your Dowalt POWER SHOP from Us *..... • • • • C-4 THE SUNDAY STAR ••• Washington, D. C. ' S UNPAT. PtCEMW IS, IMS Knicks Defeat Colonials Play BOWLING Pistons, With ROD THOMAS Q 100-95 FORT WAYNE. Ind.. Dec. 17 Carl Braun hit four straight Only Game on shots in the third period and Norman Titus’ heart is set on i take his place on the American! Jim Baechtold duplicated the winning the National No. Iduck- . Valet team in the District Minor!feat in the fourth, as New York League, happy the Fort Wayne Pistons. pin ranking, not this season, nor . with results. He: :defeated shot a 392 set, capped by a last-! 1100-95. in a nationally-televised Week's Card perhaps the next. At 24. he can 1 box spare with a count of nine; National Basketball Association Only one college basketball I afford to make the goal a long- • that won a game by three pins. game this afternoon before 3,694 game is scheduled this week for' range one. ** * * fans. teams Washington was high scorer with 20 in the area, In writing this we earnestly r Charley Wade, proprietor of Braun and that one will be on the road j Bowling Center, points. Gene Shue scored 17 for . hope is given im- the Rockville when George Washington plays no one the believes he has a surefire comer New York and George Yardley Manhattan Thursday night at ; pression that Titus is stricken lin 13-year-old Wayne ;of Fort Wayne scored 17. Souder rec- Madison JSquare Garden. with vanity. He seemed quite the ) of Damascus, Md., who shoots New York has an overall eight That game will be the first half 1 contrary in a recent chat. He ) with Stan’s Tasty Diner in the: ord of 12 victories and de-; ' Os a double-header, with the i appeared to be simply a quiet- Rockville 555 League. Wayne.; feats to Fort Wayne s 8-12 mark. T.Ft. Homo G. T.! windup pitting Connecticut ; mannered, sincere young man bowling debut at i.New York G. V. F. i who made his 1Broun 7 e 20 Hutchins 5 1 11 against New York U. with a purpose. 9, last season carried a 107 aver- 'Peterson 2 0 4 Arnelle -6 2 12; 1 Gsllatin 5 4 14 Yardley HI 1. The Colonials also are the only To him, duckpin shooting not , age in two leagues at Damascus.. ;Bears 11 3 8 i * J' 1: ones with regular-season activity only study. summer he averaged 110: Felix fe“|‘ 4 14, is a hobby, but also a Last ! CliftonH 44 1 1H3 g?Hß .5: A „*»* - « the following week when early lin a league at Rockville. Cur-, McGuire 2 15 r - 21 listed 1 In the going, he acquired , h,old ghJlUp * * they play Wyoming Tuesday, ’ game rently his average at Damascus c g ! slants on the from the ¦ !ih*Ssnuee *1 * 11JS&S? S December 27, Washington-Lee 112, Devlin 1 fl O 12 OPEN MONDAY 70 FRIDAY, TO at 1 vantage point of the pit. As a iis and at Rockville. 111. j HOLIDAY HOURS- 9:30 9 P.M. £igh School. boy, he set pins at Henry Hiser’s * A few nights ago. at Rockville.) 1 Totals 34 32 100 Totals 40 16 95 Tourney Terps place high game New York 20 27 24 29—100 Neat for in Bethesda. At the other ’ he rolled 408 with a Port Wayne 18 24 23 30— 95 SATURDAY, 9:30 TO 6 P.M. Maryland, which wound up its i end. he learned some of the fine s of 152 and finished with a triple Kre-holiday program with a 68-62 I points of bowling from Hiser, an i strike. Sharman Scores 33 '*‘ loss to North Carolina last night, t old master whose delivery was s If that 408 isn’t a record in APPLIANCES r General Electric next sees action in its inaugural [so smooth he was known as s this bailiwick for a 13-year-old. But Boston Loses tournament scheduled Decem- “The Machine." we’d like to know who’s done BOSTON, Dec. 17 (VP).—Dolph ATLON-Um ber 20 and 30 at its new field [j Titus began to find himself t better Schayes’ five points in the finali ** * * «'« house. The Terrapins are paired iias topflight material about a minute enabled Syracuse to milrfsd .. A Egrg Brand-New in , Duckpin activity today centers > maintain its mastery over Boston CONSOLE against Michigan State on open- year ago, soon after emerging REG. 249.95 Foctory Cartons ing night while George Wash- from a stretch in the Air Force. in the annual Christmas Handi- tonight m a 110-104 victory at I BBS Yr. Gu«ontee ington will meet St. Francis of He drew attention with a number cap at the Hi-Skor. open to men; i|the Garden. | IN ORIG. CARTON |O V Loretta. Pa. of flashy performances, and women. A five-game test, Schayes topped the Syracuse . entry $6, guar- points, Georgetown, They’re frequently the fee is with scorers with 28 but it which went down i coming this prizes of SIOO, SSO I was Boston's Bill Sharman who to a 63-50 defeat at Siena last season, Majoranteed ¦ in the District ¦ and S3O. took individual honors with 33. night, League, * * also comes to the courts i the District Minor and I** ~ General Electric for a holiday carnival, taking : Bethesda 575 Major, with an I ! consistency, we give you part City l For ry ¦(. I !1" Tub.. .. $179.95 $139.95 § in the Queen Tourna- occasional brilliant bit in tourn- ' Scaldi of th# Crawley Me- STEAM IRON ' Frank 21" Motorola Tobk __ $179.95 $144.95 1 j ment December 29 through Jan- aments. League at Rainier. ‘Wilman Holds rMiJhhPltin HI, A University, *a * * morial Mount uary 2. Howard owner 109 (jwnuvum 2rncAT.bu $179.95 $154.95 § ( He foiled three consecutive 2, of 4-2 record, also will be off on i Only Wednesday night he ‘ s #taßM holiday trip, although play- and in each tallied three marks Tenpin ;___ ’ AUTOMATIC a not rolled 452 for the Harrison Roof- ** * * Lead w2r $259.95 $159.95 1 *3® ing UP).— Indoor Antonno $6.50 $1.98 § in a tournament. The Bisons s ers in the District Minor. Inthe : When the National .Capital CHICAGO, Dec. 17 Joe ! r4UVAll r play the Stars ' league, a match I Berwyn, 111., today mo '-rr i<7-|-fmin ] Detroit December same or two League collected $59 for a mem- Wilman of r~-T Chicago before, was 431, a game ! , 30 and the Comets the i! it with ’ ber who was entering Glen Dale continued to dominate the field following night returning ; of 188. In the District Major, 1955 AND before .’ Sanitorium. Nick Campanella \ in the men’s division of the ta.'C' WASHEHS DBYEHS A collegiate competition. gone high and Bowling I to he’s as as 442 reached deeper and made it SIOO. National All-Star Tour- Cooks More C*| AAO I Noreo Semi-Automatic Woshor. $199.95 $114.00* t!T in the Bethesda Major, 460, in- \ nement, but Doris Porter of Los n ¦ The other area teams will take cluding 183 game. j “This season,” the real estate uu '*•’ •ff until some time January, a 1 Angeles took over the lead for mss | "Xto “!"T! «».«siTi.oo* I! I s.'s:. 'kk* in , grinned. “I’m sponsoring getting !j In averages, he’s carrying man ; the first time in the women’s with American U. the jonly one instead of three ! | $0.90 longest rest. The Eagles don't about 127 in the District Major, division. mmmmmmm K:niS!J £2””:::::: w __ 'LJ Reg. j teams.” fi Whirlpool Automatic $198.00* sl7 $5 play again they meet 129 in the District Minor and won all eight of his Washer $299.95 until general Wilman Georgetown January 11. 130 in the Bethesda. His games today in matches against league average is about on a par Rochester, Lull for Catholic U Gus Dorais Voted John Quinzi of East with that which won the District N. Y., and Artie Pappa of Akron, games FOWERMOLS The next lor the others No. 1 ranking last season for , Ohio, who substituted for Foy Arolm "olneral Eleltric" at Randolph Billy Stalcup 129-plus Into are: Catholic U. and Wisconsin's Belcher of Glendale, Calif. Bel- YiVJr m Cummins Vie-in. Drill 24.95 18.75 lIIIV IDfIU Macon and District at pace I Teachers only 1 point under the hit cher suffered an attack of in- HMi Cummin. Mo. Sow 49.95 17.50 UllX “W" Delaware State, January 6, and by Bill Brozey of Baltimore in Hall of Fame testinal flu and was forced to Syracuse at Navy acquiring 1 Block 6r Dockor 'A-in. Drill .. 26.95 19.95 and Richmond the National No. MILWAUKEE, Dec. 17 (VP).— . leave the tournament. Pro Institute at Gallaudet, ranking. tournament aver- Jan- Titus’ The Selection Committee rs the After 40 games of a scheduled, Cummins *A-in. Bloc. Drill Kit 34.95 25.95 uary 7. age is not immediately available, Wilman has 194.36 Petersen; HBBr probably as good, , Wisconsin Hall of Fame today: 64. The Maryland tournament De- but is if not points while second-place Steve cember 29 and 30 is expected to better than his league standard. chose the late Gus Dorais of Nagy of Detroit, the defending ripSoNOGMPHS & be the forerunner of what will Through most of this season Dame football fame as its ' champion, second with 190.34.
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