Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-18

BURNERS total bettered by single
pin the old tournament all-events
record set by Arthur Urban in the
Capital City Bowling Association
competition held at the King Pin
alleys in 1924.
Incidentally. BURNER is the first
District bowler to register a couple
Of 400 sets in tournament all-everts
competition. He shot 416 rs a mem
Der Of the Washington Centennia
Lodge team Tuesday night and backed
that with 400 last night. In the dou-
hles Tuesday he Tailed $40. Burt
ner's game scores for the tournament
follow:
Team bowIing-14A. 1s0. 156-t16
Doubles bowling-ll3. lc8. $40
Singles bowling-103. l55. 1890
Urban seems to be tated % have
his good efforts beaten by a single
pin. His loss of the District all-events
record by that margin last night re-
called his one-pin defeat by Earl Nc
Philomy in the Washington City
Duckpin Association individual cham
pionships last year.
New leaders in teams and singles
appeared last night in the tourna
ment. The No. team of La Fayette
Lodge, leader In the race for the
league championship, rolled LIS to
go into first place among the quints.
Red Megaw led the outfit with games
of ia. 1873, 141 for a set OF 1854.
Others CT the team were Neff, Fees,
Hansford and Wolstenholme. Hap
BURNERS 400 put him right at the
top in the singles division.
Glen WOlstanholme. who scored
such a sensational victory in the spe-
cial match with Max Rosenberg and
Perez Elicit that ended last week,
got 3S1 for La Fayette No. last night
only to learn that he had ia total 1?6
in his doubles and singles rolling I"
ove,-ha III BURNER for the all-events
lead. A count of SIS in the doubles
put Glen out of the running. SO he
dribhled to a couple of ~ games in
the singles. then Withdrew.
Some fancy bowling is due tonight
when a Pentalpha team headed by
Louis Dougher and a Lebanon qulnt
led by Irving Belt take the drives in
the tournament. These determined
captains have marshaled doughty
warriors of the alleys for the conflict.
Singles and doubles squads will hold
the alleys the greater part OF the time
tomorrow night. only four teams be
ing scheduled to perform at the final
session of the tournament. The Fri
day schedule follows:
7:l5 - Singles: Morsell, Iseman,
Price, Rice. Supplee. Ashford. Ca
hoon, PraH. Lanman, Schuman,
Lawrence. King. Nell, Gray. Pat.
rick. Fillius. Crown. MOtyka, ID.
Becker and Sheer.
8-Teams: JOpDa No. |, JOppa
No. :. Joppa No. 3 and New Je-
Doubles: Ashford and Lanman.
CahoOn and Prall. Daoud and
Stoner, j. l.. Dudley and J. NJ.
Walker, Gray and Benner and
King and Berlinsky.
9-DOubles: A. Coleman and Sill
cox. Ehlis and Shah. Patrick and
Fillius, Crown and MOtyka, Brown
and Webb and Oliver and partner.
10-Doubles: +. w. kreiger and
Speer, L. Kecker and NJ. ROsen.
berg, d. Becker and Buckhantz.
Doying and Evans and Ruoff and
Malcolm.
Singles: Woodford, Brooks, Neu.
meyer. Robertson, Pearson, Fry
dell, Philbrick, LAWSON. Heinier,
Peterson, Barba CELLO, Ehlis, Lewis.
Gingell and Stoner.
1045 - Singles: Kreiger, Speer.
Heindel, Buckhantz, J.. Becker.
Rosenberg. Fisher, Miller, Rock.
Lanhart. Werntz. Miltner. Bar
nartl. Seibert, Shook. Lamar. Bern.
stein, Shutz, Meaney. Beck. Her.
man. Mertz. J. Ulrich. Hargett,
Allnut. Wealthall and Holmes.
Bowiers Of The Evening Star spran