The Washington times., 1929-01-25
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By r. D. Thomas


What is thought to be .
record for total pins counted
on marks in one frame Ia
chalked up today for the
Douglas No. l team of the
East Washington Sunday
School League.
In the fifth box of a game with
Ingram Memorial, at Convention
Hall, every member of the Douglas
quint spared. Then the first four
got strikes. They were Walt Smell
ings, Bill French, Al Souder and
Phil Appel.
The anchor man, Chester
Lilly, tried desperately to make
IL q perfect record and sue.
ceeded i'm hitting the headpin.
But he, cut through and counted
only two.
The sensational bit enabled
Douglas No, to establish q league
record for team game. The score
was GIL.
Walt Snellings and his brother,
Mac, who bowls with the Douglas
No. 2 team, are having it out for
the championship Of the family.
1t looks like tossup. In the first
five-game set of a series the brothers
shot identical scores, each getting
574. They started the last game on
even terms and both rolled 81.
There was no trick in it either
each being in deadly earnest.
The Convention Hall team to-
night will attempt to overcome q
120-pin lead held by the crack
Recreation quint of Baltimore in
an intercity series. Two months
ago, in Baltimore, the Recreations
gave the crack Washingto on team
the worst lacing 1t has ever taken.
According to Julius Friedberg,
manager Of the Baltimore Rec
reafiOn. bis team expects to re-
peat. IL has been strengthened
by the acquisition Of Ray Won
Dreele. who probably is Bald-
more's best bowler. Anyway, hs
holds Q flock Of records.
Action at the Hall win start NJ
s o'clock. The Baltimoreans are
bringing over a roofing squad OG
fifty men and women. The team
viii lineup as follows: Arthur
Waters, Carl Eissle, Fred Portere
Doc .Eckhart and Ray Won Dreeles
every one q distinguished PIN
shooter.
Marie Frere and Marjorie Bradt,
representating the kin Pin, and
Lorraine Guilt and Irene Mischou.
of the Arcadia. have come to terms
for home-and-home battle that
promises some excitement. The
dates haven't been set definitely
the first skirmish being slated for
the week Of February z.
All four are constantly In the
limeIight and are warm though
friendly rivals. A little birdie tells
us that something more than glory
will be at stake.
Spectator room wIil he Mt Q
premium when the beauties
strut. The match has been the
subject OF much gabbing and
the girl fans, not to mention .
flock Of mere males, plan to be
there.
John Blick and Bin Wood. rival
bowling promoters, are responsible
for the match. Sometime ago they
got into a jawing contest over
which could produce tho strongest
girl doubles teaul--one that could
shoot under pressure. The general
verdict is that both have chosen
well.
Ollie Pacini, who stands fourth
in the Howard Campbell Sweep
stakes, is a dismal young fellah
today. With the final set slated
for the Coliseum tomorrow night,
Ollie is nursing a stiff neck. The
dank weather isn't D bit helpful,
either.
Joe Mulroe's Arcadia stars win
meet the Fredericksburg, Va, all
stars tonight at the Arcadia in the
concluding setto Of series. Fred.
ericksburg has q lead of rs pins
in the team event, nine in and
doubles and is four behind in the
singles.
Mulroe Is opposing Sullivan in
the singles and Ismann and Fischer
and shooting doubles for the Ar
cadia against Butler and Jacobs.
Play will start at 8 o'clock.