The Washington times., 1924-03-13

SVWAAAS OI1cuktus
Next Saturday night first class,
Baltimore Quint will meet the crack
Terminal Ice Company bowlels at
The King-Pin in five games that
VIII terminate an intercity series.
The Terminal stars Inundated
their Baltimore opponents on the
!atters alleys last Saturday, winning
the first five games by a margin Of
d pins.
Previous to this, the Curb Cafe
quint polished off an all-star team
OF Baltimore by a margin of "a
pins In ten games, five Of which
were rolled at the King. Pin, and
five at the Regent in Baltimore.
So, if Washington wins today,
Baltimore ought to be satisfied that
the Nations Capital is it's master at
the game Of bowls.
Today's match was arranged by
Earle D. Stocking. president of the
Washington City Duckpin Asso.
citation, with j. A. Sapp handling
the Baltimore end of the business
William Hamilton is captain Of
the Baltimore intercity squad, which
includes Bert Kueller, A. Zeiler, B.
Spencer, B. Gallery, ]. Ruppel, r.
Bombay. H. Smith, w. Snowden and
T. Drunnock.
Captain Krauss has in his lineup
today: Earl McPhilomy, Howard
Campbell, Perez Elicit. Glenn VOL
stenholme and Max Rosenberg, with
Nick Chaconas and himself in re-
serve. Joe Toomey was nominated
Tor reserve duty, but business pre-
vented him from making the trip.
Kauss' team averages about
liz individually and IL victorious
today probably will face the
BaltimOreanS again next WedneS.
day, although Krauss has ten
men in the intercity squad to Sc
1eCt from. They were named as
.WashingtOn's best bOWlerS by a
committee composed Of Harry b.
HALEY, chairman; Tad Howard,
j. w. Wood, and LOnnie KrausS.
President Stocking is in COM
munication with bowling leaders in
Philadelphia, Roanoke, and Rich
nland and is quite certain OF
matches with Philadelphia and
Roanoke. In fact. the match with
Philadelphia has been agreed upon
and only the dates remain to be
arranged. Roanoke has been clam
0ring for a Washington match all
season. The destruction by fire of
Richmond's leading bowling estab-
1ishment may hold up competition
between Washington and the Vir.
ginia capital, Stocking Said today.
The bowling leader will see sew
Dno11nln hnTxylnrc
day when a team of Roanoke rail.
readers bowls the Southern Rail
way quint at the Recreation. On
the Roanoke team Is Dyer, the
veteran of intercity matches, who
among others in Roanoke is anxious
to resume competition with Wash
1ngton.
Seating capacity for 500 spec
tatOrs will be arranged at the
Grand Central for the return
match between the teams shoot
ing today, Stocking said. He
added that it was possible to
handle q thousand spectators at
the Grand Central.
Stocking was in charge of a large
party that made the trip to Balti-
SuOLO LOudys Ill 1IlClUQ0O I'LL moms
bers Of the committee that selected
Washington's all-city team and
other bowling leaders. Baltimore is
expected to send over a large
delegation Wednesday.
Jim Baker, secretary and official
scorer Of the Washington Girls
Duckpin League, announced today
that arrangements were complete
for the girls match between Wash
ington and Philadelphia, the first
games of which will be contested in
the Quaker City next Saturday.
The Washington squad will in.
clude Miss Lorraine GULL, Miss
Rena Levy, Miss Gladys Lowd, Miss
Bronson Quaites, Miss Billie vii.
Hams, Miss Elizabeth Rawlings,
Miss Marjorie Bradt and Mrs. Eliza.
beth AclSman.
All expenses of the Washington
team will be borne by the manage.
mont Of the Recreation and Grand
Central bowling alleys. The Phila.
delphia girls will appear at the
Grand Central probably a week
from Saturday.
Intercity competition is becoming
quite the thing in bowling, it ap-
pears.
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