The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-22
COL ORFUL
STARS To
PAIR
BY r. D. Thomas

Washington VIII SEND Lloch "
formidable. doubles teams to the Ma
tionaI Duckpin Bowling Congress
tournament in Baltimore next month
The most sensational pair, Red
Megaw and Jack Whalen, are run
ming sort of pin-for-pin race for the
No. / ranking Of the Washington
city Duckpin Association.
In their last performance together
4f1ev totaIed ! 1858 for what is claimed
"a Be- 4 national record. Barney and
phil Spinella were the victims.
should Megaw and Whalen shoot
q similar score in the grand tourna-
rient in Baltimore theirs would be
the first prize assuredly.
without the ghost Of chance
60 grab off the big dough, but
conspicuous nevertheless VIII be
that famous old pair, II. B. Hal.
ley and Harry r. Krauss.
Rraugs, once the kingpin Of 'em
an win emerge from retirement for
one more night OF action on the
snapieways. His sidclkick of the days
Of greatness rolls an occasional set
and does fairly well.
The Capitals leading southpaw,
Al Work. will double with Max
Rosenberg. Here, indeed, is q re-
doubtable combination and color
full one. Rosenberg holds the all
time District record for league sea-
eon. 11o, and Work rolled the high
est score ever made in Washington
.--20s.
Harry B. Dixon, who holds the
record for league set-s445-is
paired with r.. DeGlantz. Both are
Agricultural Leaguers.
Bradley Mandley, who was pro-
hIaimed officially the foremost
bowler Of the city last season. viii
shoot with Perez Elicit. long one
Of the best and sharpshooter who
has rolled many prenominal strings.
One Of the finest tournament
howlers washington ever has
known, Arthur Urban, 10 paired
With Bill Inge@ who will come all
akae way from Norfolk. Va, for the
tournament.
Among the youngsters, Joe
Harrison and Jack WOlsten-
hoIune stand out. These boys
have proved their nlettlo time
and again individually but are
lgRst starting % doubles team.
Howard Campbell, the King Pin
ace. Is paired with the veteran Ar
thur Logan. Campbell has q bril-.
liant tournament record. Logan Is
= tough hombre when he's right.
Hvattsville will be ably repre-
scented by Henry Hiser and w. III.
xVhalley and Bert Sheehy and
Niles Quail. Hiser finished third
Al the Campbell Sweepstakes. He
and WhaIIey are Hyattsville's two
high average men.
pair who have followed the
Nuckpin game from its infancy are
lack williams and Harry ArmiEer.
williams took part in the first team
duckpin match ever rolled here. I.
Happy Burtner, the Convention
EEalI captain and an unusually sue.
cesgful tournament performer, Will
pair with Glenn Wolstenholme.
Baltimore, too, win be strongly
represented In the doubles.
Dutch Won Dreele, . record
amasl1er. will double with the
graceful Ed Smith.
Johnny Ruppel, q member Of vir.
Gually every all-star Baltimore team
to shoot against Neutrality-suspicious. in
the last several years, a distinction
also held by Won Dreles, viii have
William Cleaver for a partner.
George Lang, thorn in the side
OF washington teams, win pair with
Ed Shuttle. Ollie Ruark and I'll.
Smith make up another formidable
Baltimore combination.
One of the most respected pair
in the tournament will be Paul
Pol1ler and Archie Walsh, of Boston.
PollIer for years has been the recog
nizsd champion of New England
and Walsh ranks close to the top.
All of these stars will shoot
singIes and with teams. thus asstlr-
1ng a grand old scrap for all-events
honors.