The Washington times., 1928-01-24
TERCITY
PIN BAT TIE
ON TONIGHT
Ry r. D. Thomas

BY R. D. Thomas
One of the strongest bowling
teams possible to assemble in
Washington viii represent thu
King Pin against the Baltimore
AllsStars tonight in the Monu
mental City.
Howard Campbell, Arthur Logan
All Work, George Friend and
Dutch Weidman will be the King
Primers. They viii oppose Count
Won Dreele, of record.shoo tine
fame; George Lang, the Smith
brothers and Johnny Rupel.
Five games will be rolled at the
Bowling Center in Baltimore and
five at the King Pin on a date
70 be set tonight, total pins for
the ten games to decide victory.
Several hot battles have been
fought by the King Pin Stars and
Baltimore All-Stars and there will
be no fayorite in the present affair.
The last encounter was at
Gainesville, the BaltimOreaIls
rolling as the CasIlmyer Stars.
The King Pins won. Elmer
Cashiiyer and Bill Wood, the
King Pin chieftan, had agreed
on D home and home series but
Casllmyer failed to go through
with the deal after losing IN
Gainesville. What was the
drawback Elmer has never made
clear.
AT former washington star, Bill
Inge. recently shared noteworthy
doubles victory at Norfolk. Inge
shot TO for five-game set of
rubber banded naples ard his part
ner, named Wallace, got 40. They
defeated Jedinak and Franklin, Nor
folk cracks. I, 430 to 1924.
Franklin shot 1877 in his third
game. The boys shot some power
fHT scores, even ais rubber-banded
pin scores 20. Take a look:
is s.'ae is III Las 1ss 100 10
retal... rs - 50 500 ssa-l4s0
s.sss :. e, 1ss :, - - 49,. &: q:
rota,a 81 80 s5s ss5 .45-1ss4
Norfolk has doubles league or
10 teams. The leader is none other
than Inge, who used to be one OF
Washington's most popular pin.
mauIers. His average Is l4S. a
powerful figure in rubber-banded
pins. Bin has been averaging III
with the hardwood sticks.
Norfolk win have one or two
teams in the National Duckpin
Bowling Congress and Inge undoubt-
ediy will be member of one.
Archie X. Walsh, one Of Bos-
tons leading sharpshOOters, and
n w. Howard have written Sec
rotary Isemann that the Bean.
town will have at least three
teams In the national tOurna-
nnent to be held in Baltimore IN
March.
one of these will be the famous
Miah MURRAY team, recognized as
the champion Of New England.
walsh and Paul Pohler, who wears
the New England individual crown,
are members Of the Murray team
which viii be remembered well by
observation-disclosures for it's victory over
an alI-star team at Convention Hall
three years ago.
The Crescents, of Lowell, Mass.
another crack quint, will try for ma
tional honors also.
baltimore is expected to enter at
least 100 teams and Washington as
many.
Isemann is enthusiastic over pros
pects. Whatever success comes TO
the first National Duckpin Bowling
congress tournament will be due al
most entirely to the quiet, effective
work of its secretary. Isemann has
put the goal higher. but il he gets
$50 teams he will have accom-
,lished more than any one could
have expected.
To Albert d. Gardner, manager
Of Convention. Hall. goes the dis.
tinctfon of being the first singles
entry
observing the great success
Of the Howard Campbell Sweep.
stakes, Bill Wood suggests that
the girls hold a similar event.
III is matter that should inter-
est Miss Lucille PrebIe. enter.
nrizing president of the Wash.
ington Ladies Duckpin AssOcia-
ton,
The highest team game ever rolled
IN Washington, 682, was topped re-
Gently by a Baltimore quint, the
Maryland Trust Company, in the
BANKERS League, which shot 684.
THE individual scores were: Eliason,
80. Krieger. I35; Frank, 1872; Well
Ter 1874. and Rutherford. 1873.
The King Pin Stars set the
washington record on January 9,
1925. Megaw, McPhilomy, Camp
bell. WoIstenholme, and Rosenberg
made up the team.
Frank Misch ou is burning up the
nnapleways With the G. p. ..
team in the District League he shot
4O5 and came back quickly with Il
set of 395 for the Union Printers
in the Athletic Club League. For
six league games rolled in success
sion he averaged 1913.
Nary a score of less than 100