The Washington times., 1927-11-26

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Johnny Ruppel, Count Won
Dreele. George Lang and the Smith
brothers are the Cantonsville and
Baltimore representatives. And 1t
is not doubted for a moment that
they make up a formidable team.
They held the King Pins to a TO-
pin margin early this season in a
8ive-game match at the King Pin.
For that reason the match at
Gainesville today is interesting.
Cashmyer believes that Baltimore's
or Catonsville's turn to win Is here.
A little more luck and we'd have
been horne with the bacon last
time," he is quoted, land when we
battle again, why, just bank on us. -"
Elmer has picked up a bowler
whom many Washington Observ.
ers believe to be about the best
Baltimore has presented in years.
His name is George Lang. Lang
averaged about 1876 for five games
against the King Pins in the con-
test here and his performance
was thoroughly convincing.
Won Dreele is another Cashmyer
star. He holds the Baltimore record
for five games with set of 1913.
Washington bowling fans marveled
when Barney Spinella, of Brooklyn,
shot 70S here last winter against
Convention Hall. About the high.
est five-game total ever made by a
Washington bowler was I'll, achieved
by Perez Elicit, who will be one of
Won Dreele's opponents today. Ell
lett, however, made his record in in
dependent competition. Won Dreele
shot his in a league. Won Dreele
has made number of Baltimore
records but has never been an out.
standing star in intercity matches
with Washington.
While the King Pin stars are
fighting it out with the Cashmyers
the Convention Hall team will be
engaged with the Highland Recrea'
ton quint in Baltimore. The High
land bowlers all are unknowns, SC
far as Washington is concerned,
Convention Halls lineup will be-
Joe Harrison, Jack Whalen. Red
Megaw, Happy BURNER and Glenn
WolstenhOlme.
Convention Hall is an overwhelm-
ing favorite to win the three-game
setto. AL Gardner, Convention Hall
pilot, loaned Al Works to the King
Pins. The crack southpaw took part
in the Cashmyer-King Pin match
several weeks ago and wanted an.
other shot at the Gainesville team.
His regular place in the Convention
Hall lineup will be taken by young
Joe Harrison.
Three bOwlers with quite re-
markable records will take part
in the CatOnsville- King Pin match.
for games; Elicit, with Ill for
games, and Works, who shot the
highest single game of hardwood
duckpins ever registered in Wash.
ingtOn, and perhaps anywhere
elSe-2O6. AFs mark was made in
independent competition at the
Recreation.
incidentally, an old Recreation
habitue, Make Rosenberg, VIII,
used to be ranked among the fines
of Washington pin maulers, il
swinging into his old form. Rosen
berg's place as a leading sta
slipped away from him when h,
accepted a job travelling for +;
moving picture distributing firm.
"When he is right" many o
the expert observers used to say
snake. is the best of 'em ALL
There was time when Rosen
berg's opponents had few hacker
in "head-to-head" matches. Blu
constant travel and curtailed bow
ing practice clipped his wings, a
It were. Lately, however, he ha
been bowling whenever possible an
he resembles the old Make. TIL
other day at the Recreation h
reeled off long string OF game
for an average of about 1870.
In his last year as a regule
league bowler Rosenberg hung II
an average of 119. a record for a
time. It was made in the Masoni
League at Convention Hail. wit
the Samuel Gompers team.
If Make enters the Howard CAM
bell sweepstakes this winter ever
bowling fan interested in ths
classic will keep an eye on hin
He tried for the big prize las
season but was out of shape an
was not serious.
Another star who has gone
back. at least temporarily, is
Bradley Mandley. who won tins
District League championship las
season with an average just shori
Of III. Mandley is a regular 0F
the Arlington team Of the AthIet1'
Club League now. His mark f9l
81 yarnea IA only 10. In the