The Washington times., 1928-01-18
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By r. D. Thomas

Baltimore's finest duckpin bowlers
have never been satisfied that
Bill Wood, of the King Pin, could
organize a team that could really
let 'em have it,
In the last battle between King
Primers and BaItimoreans, Bills
outfit won by a margin of 10 pins
in 10 games.
Another scrap will open next
Tuesday when Wood takes q crack
team to the Monumental City. The
King Pin will be represented by
Howard Campbell, Arthur Logan,
Dutch Weidman, AL Work and
George Friend.
Against these Baltimore will
he opposed Count Won Dreele,
George Lang, Johnny Ruppel
and q couple OF Smiths. The
MaryIanders will shoot as the
Bowling Center team. Each of
them at one time or another has
performed against a Washing
ton lineup and all have shown
lots of class.
Lang, in his last appearance here,
totaIled about $40 for five games,
which is. by way of knocking the
headpin silly. His performance was
30 excellent as to convince some
Washington observers that he was
the foremost of Baltimore duck
Primers.
The brilliant record of Dutch Won
Dreele for a time was forgotten.
n. HI
several phenomenal records.
His best for a fiVe-game set
in organized competition is 1873.
which beats by 20 pins the best
ever rolled in Washington. Won
Dreele has done better than $50
for a three-game league set.
The Washington record, held by
Harry Dixon, is 445.
The Donaldson brothers, who
trimmed the Veihmeyers, will take
on the Frye family in a nine-gam
series starting Friday at Conven-
ton Hall. The winners will be
open to challenge from any other
family. There are half a dozen
eligible clans.
The admirers of Glenn -wolsten-
holme are still stringing with hiIu
I'm the Howard Campbell sweep
stakes, although he is in eighth
place going into the second set. IT
is an interesting fact that Wolsten-
holme rolled exactly the same score, 4
6S2. and landed in exactly the same
spot that he held after the opening
set a year ago.
eight more pins in front and the
leader is Red Megaw. which means
plenty to Wolstenholme. He is one
OF Megaw's most respectful sup
porters. Glenn hopes to be fourth
or fifth after the second set, to be
rolled next Saturday night at Con-
vention Hall, and leap to the front
in the final five games week fol
lowing at the King Pin.
woistenholme won the event last
year with a total OF 1874 for fiji
teen games. Dutch Weidman was
second with ] .S19 and Megaw was
third with 1885 TO finish in the
money two times in a row would
he a worthwhile achievement for
even a. WOlstenhoIme or Megaw.
Weidman is CONSPICUOUS for his
absence from this years lineup Of
sweepstakes shooters.
The Convention Hall juniors
claim 70 he the youngest bowling
team in Washington. They aver
age less than 13 years of age.
Ounce Harrison and Pete GiaDaris
are u years old and Joe Cullinane,
Romeo StellabOtta and Billy Chip.
ouras are Thirteen.
Ounce Harrison is the star.
He rolled a game Of J43 to
win a gallon of ice cream
during the holiday competition
at Convention Hall.
The Judd and DetweiIer team
Of the TYpothetae League recently
suffered humiliation. The regular
lineup was beaten by some of the
other boys in the shop, who took
two out of three games. The
scores:
Regulars independents
Morrison as 95 f03tTaw 70 ri on