Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-03

YOHN WILLIAM WOOD, boss o
the two King Pin alleys and thu
Lucky Strike, holds the distinc
~ ton of having produced NOR
winning teams thar
any other bowling pilot.
With an. all-time record score o
1881, rolled last night his King PHI
uuint has clinched the Class A cham
pionship of the nineteenth annua
tournament of the Washington Cit!
Duckpin Association. Two Glass A
teams have yet to roll, but neither L
conceded a remote chance to beat the
leading score.
In the last six city tournaments
Woods teams have finished first five
They have competed against hundreds
OF teams, including a number that have
outstripped them in league play.
In 1925 the Curb Cafe team, captain
ed by Johnny Papas, won the tourna-
ment title.
for the last six seasons:
1e24-King Pins, 1852.
I925-Curb Cafe, 1,743.
I926-King Pins, 1909 (recOrd).
I927-Meyer Davis representing
King Pin No. y, 1857.
192S-King Pins, 1,752.
lJZS-AIuE EA1Sy 1901
Add to this the championship Of the
National Duckpin Bowling Congress
won by the King Pins last year with
q set Of 1,735.
Campbell Also Shines.
Howard Campbell, the King Pin
captain, twice has won the au-events
championship of the Washington City
Duckpin Association. One year he tri-
unphed in the singles and once, with
Happy Burtner, he shared top doubles
honors. Campbell and Burtner hold
the doubles record with score OF 1853;
Bernie Frye was a brilliant star OF
the King Pins great performance. His
set of 423 was the highest ever rolled
in the city tournament, beating the
previous record, held by William Webb,
He started with fat game of s5, but
followed with scores Of l65 ana l6S,
the two largest scores ever linked by
q w. C. D. A. bowler.
His second string included three
strikes and four spares and the tniro
four strikes and two spares. In eacn
of the big games ne MADE oouole
header.
Campbell. who so many times before
had been a giant at anchor for the
King Pins. at last drew blank: as the
bows say, He was low man with 295.
His 80 frames were almost an unbroken
succession Of splits.
Dutch Weidman shot 379 for a high
place in the singles and then contrib
uted 393 NAPLES to the King Pins set.
which included games Of S82, COL and
CAB.
Meyer Davis Gets 1,74S.
The Meyer Davis team made valiant
effort to keep up with the King Pins
and landed in third place with set
of l,743. Just ahead of the Davis
men were the Convention Hall wizards
champions of the District League, who
totaled 1,768.
Before the King Pins went wild the
spotlight conferred on Frank Mischou
who went far to the front In class A
singles with a score of 399 and took
the all-eventS lead with 1.1e9. His
singles scores were 11s, 1877 and 143
He had nine spares and four strikes
Midway the second game he got
double header.
with the Parkway Filling Station
team Mischou rolled 344. Paired with
Tommy Nolan he totaled 376 in the
doubles. Mischou and Nolan lead class
A with 728. -1s'-T'. ia 81
J. Kicks shot 36S to take first place
In the class D singles. His games were
116, 1913 and l1o Three pins behind
him was C. Wheeler with 1T, 121 and
1886.
Johnny Baum, who used to win
championships In class A, Is comfort
ably ensconced in first place of the
class G all events. Johnny got 354 with
The Evening Star team. $50 in the
doubles with Ray Chaplin and 365 in
the singles.