Evening star., 1928-03-22
d. C.. MEN SHINE AS THEY
MAKE FINAL BIG THRUST
King Pin Team, Campbell, Toomey and Fisher in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rollers to Attack
Capitaltes' Position Tonight

v WASHINGTON BOWERS lead II
n every division of the Nationa
wv Duckpin Bowling Congress
tournament today as tht
result of terrific onslaught
on the NAPLES at Recreation alleys IL
Baltimore, last night It was the flna
big thrust of the Capital City pinmer
snd they more than upheld their repu-
tation.
In an effort to shake some of the
local bowlers loose from the big prizes
Baltimore dick-maulers will nlonopoilzt
the sllevs tonight It will be the last
big session for the Monumental City
stars.
Stars Yet to Roll.
What the Baltimore pinnen fail to
do tonight will BE- left for the New Eng
land and Gotham maple sharps. who
viii be the most prominent performers
in SATURDAYS matches. This group m
cfuSes Archie Walsh and Paul Poehier
the Revere, Mass, aces. and the Spnella
brothers, three of them. Brooklyn. n. \.
Local followers Of the alley sport
are very familiar with the ability o.
these five stars There are several other
crack performers included among the
arl-Star fives which will bowl SATURDAY
KING Pins Of District League fur-
niShed the shining team performance
last night. with l.7SS set. This ngure
placed the local five Ii the leao oy
Two-pin margin.
Howard Campbell, Joe Twoomey and
A c. Fisher were the individuals who
reached previously unattained heights
Campbell spilled Ills pins in his nine
games for a new all-events record, aver
aging better than l2S pins per game.
Fisher, who does his stuff here with
Stanford Paper Co. team. upset 4o5
pins in the singles 70 take the lead
from Kees Of Nartinsburg. W. Va.
Twooney rolled 4o2 in his doubles ef-
fort, but be and his partner failed 20
reach the TOO mark. CampbeI's 4l9
set IN the team event IS the best record
ed 10 date.
Doubles record Of W. Inge and A,
Urban, also Of Washington. withstood
all assaults last night Washington and
Eyattsville bowlers hold the first four
places In the aIl-eventS race.
Prizes Total ss,I44.
Prizes for the tournament wiz amount
70 sS.I44. George I. Isernan, secretary
Of the association, announced. OF this
amount. S2.oI5 viii go 70 the first IS
teams. with $3.50 10 the first team: 1924
70 the % high doubles teams, $50 TO
first; s4T5 10 the 49 high singles bowl
ers. $50 70 first. and $50 to the Is high
aIl-events bowlers. $50 TO first.
Convention Hall team was forced 70
postpone its set until Saturday, due 70
the illness Of Jack Whalen, one of the
stars. vho~is still III at his home. He
Is expected 10 be in shape by Saturday
night. He Is also scheduled to perform
g. c-- vsf117f
Jonnie Krause did somewhat Of a
comeback last night. upsetting 372 and
32s IN his two attempts.
T0NIGHT's SCHEDULE.
DOUBLES. 5:15: SINGLES. SOS.
Z r Brooks +. G. Marx. Washington.
sheilev Lee. Ed Bsuernschn1ict. Baltimore
&c smith Raymond Won Dreele Baltimore.
william CseaVer. John W. Rnppel. Balii-
TEAMS. 7:15.
Carr & B-4nton Baltimore.
e. 6. p. 4 G. Co. Baltimore.
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National Marine Bank. Balsimore.
Liberty EeArhts Bowling Academy. Baiii-
EaTe.
TEAMS. p.Is.
Cardinal Gibbons Council Z. Of C.. Baiti.
KnsTbts of Columbus. Washington.
coancsI No. COS. x. Of c. No. 1. Bait
Counaa .So. 2os. K. Of C.. No. o Ba,ti
En1yN
Narviard 20. 570. X. Of C.. 10. i. Baiti
Maryland. No. 370. Z. Of C.. No. 2. Bait
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DOUBLES. e.15.
J o. Lxyaeay. v. Bucktnghzrn Baltimore
Wilmer BsTuson<SeoFgs Kekhardt. BsltA
more.
rrzHE EeFes-Thomas Cornovs. Baltimore
sohn waizs-E8a9ann HofissefteF. Baltimore