Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25

Physicians who have tried the duck
pin game-and there are many enthu-
siastic followers of the sport IN the
medical profession. have noted an es-
pecially valuable feature OF the recrea-
ton. Bowling has the power OF rest
ing you when you are tired.
This may seem q paradox. but you
can try 1t out for yourself at any time.
A single game OF duckpins often will
take away that tired feeling" The
explanation is that the bowling with its
gentle bendings and body twisting mo-
tons wakes up the muscles. starts the
blood flowing vigorously and 'peps'
one up.
Naturally. bowling may be carried TO
an extreme. For that matter. eating
would not ordinarily be considered a
dangerous occupation. yet its abuse kills
more people than any other cause. Fol-
lowed moderately though. the duckpin
game Is a great tonic.
Speaking Of counts on marks-which
bowlers generally are-Dan Ready,
shooting at anchor for the Interbureau
quint Of the Aggie League certainly had
an irritating experience not so long ago.
He opened with spare and counted D
pins on II. Then on the next marks
he counted 2. 2. 4 and 2. or total OF
10 pins Picking up sticks on one
mark then registering but 10 Oh the
next four certainly Is furnishing a strik-
ing example OF the ms and outs OF the
duckpin game.
Whatever else may be said about the
sport. 1t scarcely can be claimed with
justice that one gets bored with the
monotony
The tragedy Of the small counts on
marks Is that they usually are the re-
suit OF knitting out pins alongside the
headpin. or the headpin and Its hacker,
which means that the bowler Is only an
inch or so away from pocket hit.
II looked rs though the King Pin
team would come home with the big
end of the count OF the flrst half OF
their ten-game match with the Bowling
Center Ali-Stars that was rolled last
night In Baltimore, then good mark
of 1875 by Ed Dunnock, lead-off shooter
OF the Baitimoreans, with a tiattening
out OF the Washingtonians In the final
Of the five games left Bill Woods
bunch on the short end OF 2.682 10
1855 score SO the King Primers will
enter the last half OF the match here
Oh February II just 20 pins To the bad
Baltimore started In front. showing a
lead OF e pins after the FIRST game
which was fattened 10 81 III the next
The King Primers came 10 life IN the
third setto. however. hitting for SOL
and cutting the Baltimore advantage
10 o pins In the fourth game. King
Pin BOWED 8i9. high count OF the
block, against Bowling Center's 594 and
Jumped into the MIN game u pins 20
the good. However. In the final rush
the King Pins suffered from dragging
brakes and their 533 WAS topped by the
Esitimorfnns who led by Dunnock
with 1885, turned In 57b,
Al Work King Pin iead-oT, was the
big noise Of the match with total OF
$50 that included a count Of i40 III the
fourth game, the best en-ffame score
III the encounter. Right nj Works
heels for top hsn0rs was Dunn0ck with
a total ut 632 and his 1876 final game
was the best ten-b0x effort by Balti-
more man.
George Friend. second IN the King
PIN line ~iiD, and Glenn Weidmnn. third
also Dlitah0t their men, Friend getting
STA to I'D Smiths SOL. and Weldman
hitting 582 ~ Won Dreile's $50 Neither
Arthur Logan, fourth Washington
bowler. nor Howard Campbell, King Pr
anchor, could cope with hih rival
though Logan registered Bill, low Of
the block, against Rnppei's SAT and
Campbell scored ah3 against i.ang's bH2
Ilgsn's ~ In the flfsl game WAS 'ht
poorest ten frame total ~ the match
IN the nth game. Arthur counted but
10 Othet scores bark dt Works lead
ing i15 In The disastrous kim fin
nth game we're Friends us Weld
mans i0l and Campbelis i06,
Woman b0wieTs NJ Prince Georges
County Md plan ~ have their own
duekpiu organization A number III
them viii gather tomorrow night ~
iiyaiiApillf for The putposr NJ launch
ing az ssfpeistinH similar Ia the one IN
nnh'Fd NJ gomsnA Bowling Ia lne Uis
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