Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-15

eral seasons ago as coming stars,
year. This year they promise to b
Mandley holds the No. l rank
of the washington City Duckpin
Association by virtue of having
won the District League cham
pionship and the Howard Camp
bell sweepstakes.
A triumph in either of these
Is almost necessary to insure top
rank. Mandley is so far behind
in the District League race that
only a long session Of sensational
bowling can put him with the
leaders, who are Jack Wolsten-
holme of the King Pins and Har-
riSon Of the Northeast Temple.
The two youngsters, both OF
whom are in their early twenties,
started the campaign in full gal
lop and neither has let down.
Each is averaging around lib.
about one point below the record
average compiled by Mandley In
the big league last season.
Brad, who Is shooting with Cornell
Lunch this year, figures to have an on
season. If his past performances mean
anything He has stepped to the front
of the pack every other campaign in
recent years. However. an off-Season
for Mandley would be good one 1or
most stars.
Young Wolstenholme will appear to-
night against the team he helped win
the District league pennant last sea-
son-Convention Hall. The King Pins,
who now top the circuit, will invade the
Fifth and L street establishment.
Convention Hall Is not as strong as
formerly. but the traditional rivalry be-
tween the King Pin and Hall makes
the match an attraction.
Due to several stars having important
league engagements, the match listed
for tonight between the Northeast
Temple and Queenpin experts at the
temple has been postponed until to-
morrow night. This promises ex-
element.
eevery team of the Typothetae League
in the National Duckpin Bowling Con-
gresS tournament next Spring at Water
bury, Conn. To this. end he has ar
ranged q series Of dances, the first OF
which will be held tonight at the City
Club. Frank hopes the bowling boys
and girls will hop 81 400 into the Typo
treasury. He has hired o firSt-claSS or.
chestra for tonight and expects to count
400 couples.
The girls will gather tonight at the
Lucky Strike to elect officers for their
city association, 1t being understood
that several Of the present leaders de-
sire to be relieved. No political or |
personal rivalries remain from battles |
Of several years ago. Mrs. Rose Mulroe i
has had a tranquil two-year reign as
president and the association has pros
pered in every way.
Leo Rinaldps crack team represent
ing the Grand Palace Valet Shop took |
o sound beating from the Meyer Davis
ouint in the National Capital League,
ut the Lucky Strike, the DaviSmen
scoring O clean sweep, with a set OF
1903 that included 612 game. Rinal-
dis men previously had lost only two
games all season. /
Frank Updike appears to have high
game honors of the Interior League well
In hand following a 164-String shot |
against the Land team, which dropped
three to Secretary. 1t was the highest
score made in the Interior League In
four years and was achieved with hve
strikes, including q ouble-header and
two spares. Frank opened with the
big game and couldn't stand prosperity. |
Boteler shot . s7S set for Survey and |
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Bethesda and Silver Spring. both OF
which sport new bowling establishments,
will have it out in q 10-game series,
starting tomorrow night ct 8 O'Clock at
Bethesda. The second flVe games wiz
be contested at Silver Spring the fol-
lowing Saturday. Bethesda viii select
its lineup from Huffman, Ivey, Harris,
watson, McAuliffe, Davidson, r. Parks,
Talbert and Hiser. Silver Spring hasn't
named its list.
A week from today the Arcadia girls
will be off on the longest trip ever made
by Washington bowling team. They're
going to Atlanta to christen the giant
Blick alley. A galaxy Of Atlanta notables
will be present, including Bobby Jones,
the golfers emperor. Bob will do the
nrst ball act
Frank Stanley, former WaShingt onian,
viii manage the new place, with Jack
Whalen as assistant. Mrs. Whalen, nee
Marie Frere, Is on the stan, too.
Jack, by the way, is said to be shoot
ing the greatest game Of his brilliant
career. He is helping to get things
started at the new Blick alley at Green's
boro and in day or two win move on
TO Atlanta.
Some of the bowling fans haven't
forgiven Blick for shipping Jack to
Dixie. He was among the most popular
performers Washington has had.