The Washington times., 1929-12-13
THIR Y.S|K
HEF TIES
BATTLE.
BY GINo SIM

BY GINO SINH
The southpaws are off to a pro
Z pitious start! The jinx has been
crossed and confusion thrown into
his ranks. Opening on Friday,
the l3th is distinct break for the
alefties.
Records will crash, dope be up
net. mighty deeds come about, and
great things occur that viii pro
vide fuel for conversation au IN
finitull1.
IN the history, not only Of duck
pins. but Of every other sport, this
rs positively the first time the
1cllangelings of the gods have had
such an opportunity.
Thirty.six entries are In with
the promised lastlminlIte re-
turns from outlying alleys ex-
pected TO boost the number
well over the twoscOre mark.
Charley Began, one Of the best
foul line Judges in the game, who
calls them as they are, will keep
tab on the little black strip
BOgan's assignments, botn past
Yand present, have always been
among the top-notchers. The Ma
I sonic League. the 1nightieSt loop
III bowling has had him since they
rF4ifted to Convention Hall.
He calls them in the Wash
ington city Duckpirl Association
tournaments, Typothetae and
electrical Leagues and half dozen
other outstanding circuits. he
was one of the foul line judges IN
the star tournament last year,
and will be again this year.
Through his many years IN the
business his decisions have al
WAYS been recognized as emil
nently fair. The foul line is well
rlarded. Entrants can feel con-
fident that they will get square
deal or this point.
The stamp of approval mas
been placed upon the Sweep
stakes by the duckpirl officials.
Here it is verbatim:
"The washington City
Duckuin Association wishes
10 give its Endorsement to the
sweepstakes now being con-
Quoted for the left-handed
bowIers of Washington by
!, your newspaper.
competitive bowling can never
be too greatly stressed for It is
,,nder this condition that the
ability of . bower is put to real
test.
aThe added novelty of one GER
lain class Of bowlers competing
with each other lis sure TO find
whole-hearted support among the
bowlers Of that class. III,
sWisiling you a very successful
sweepstakes and offering you the
complete support Of the assocla-
ton, we remain,
, very truly yours,
Washington City Duckpin
Association.
"a. L. EberSole, secretary"
AS we previously stated the
eweepStakes will be run strictly
according to the w. G.. D. A..
rules and all records made will be
official.
zach bowler will bowl one box
At a time alternating from ole
salley to the other. Four men
will roll TO an alley.
Bowlers are urged to be at
Temple alleys promptly at
1880, so that they can be as
signed to alleys Immediately.
Rowling starts as soon as the
uuota of eight men Is com.
plete on two alleys.
The complete list OF entrants
an hand are:
All Work, Lonnie Krauss, DR..
M. A. Shambora, Louis Briscoe. W.
~. Snyder, e. A. Norwig, Buck
harley. Walter Muir, Howard e.
f1rtel. Lefty johnson, Jack Lea
shear, John Fulmer, Charley
pollos, Glen McCambridge, James
j Madden, Hymie SC ecr { Z,
PENNY Wormsley. Jamee y.
Bridges, Morris Berman, A. 8.
CLARK, jr., Lefty M. Wooden.
George A. Tew, Henry A. Hen
g1ing, r. L. Peck. Arthur Cleye-
Aiand Lamb, Collins Lamb, Phil
Toodall, Larry Fitzgerald, John
Hubert Mosley. Tony Faber,
George Allen, Marion Gingell,
Andrew w. Allen, Earle D. Stock
ing. G. B. Giles. j. B. Bowen, Jr.
pop HALEY led in signing them
M with an even dozen while Red
Megaw and Make Rosenberg had
eleven at Temple.
Convention Hall provided four,
Lucky Strike and Arcadia three,
King Pin No, 2 and Coliseum
two each. with the others unat-
tached.
The entries have been sufficient
to make five substantial money
prizes.
For those few bowlers who are
unable to be present at 7.:30 ar
fangements have been made to
start later in the evening.
STEWARDS HUNTING