The Washington times., 1929-01-31
Gets
IAD FROM
CARROLL
By R. D. Thomas

Attorney Harry /. Carroll,
benevolent proprietor of the
Coliseum, Recreation and
Grand Central bowling alleys,
will turn over to the Com
munity Chest every nickel of
the dough taken in at his
places tomorrow.
Moreover. the days pay of every
Carroll employe will be chucked
into the charity pot, with their con-
sent.
At rough estimate. the gift will
be $1,000.
"The community chest Is one
Of the most worthy and eco
n9nlicalIy wise propositions ever
put 20 tile people Of Washing.
tOn," Carroll said today. Harry
B. HALEY, his superintendent,
Is q member Of the community
chest committee. He had no
difficulty selling the idea to his
staff.
The Convention Hall team is
back in the spotlight, due to a
sensational fiye-game score rolled
against the Recreation bowlers in
Baltimore. The total of 3,016 is a
Maryland record, it has been eS.
tablished by julius Friedberg. man.
oyer of the Baltimore Recreation,
but the national record is held by
the King Pin Stars of Washington.
Several years ago the King Pins,
also opposing a Baltimore lineup,
totaled 3,l16.
However, Convention Halls score
is the highest ever made by a team
with its regular league lineup,
which in this instance was com.
posed of Jack Wolstenholme, Hap
Burtner. captain; Red Megaw. Al
Work and Jack Whalen. The King
Pins had the pick of Washington
bowaers, their lineup including
holme. Max Rosenberg, Red Megaw
and Earl McPhilomy.
Convention Hall is believed to
be the fir tesm to shoot four
consecutive games Of better than
800. The opening game was q
Wal Hak~Hps NSUNNCAbWHOAl Ihhl SEN@
ting 551 against 565. After that
the Washing ngt0nians all got hot.
Jack WOlstenholIne led with 63S.
While all this was happening Al
Fischer, Of Washington. paired with
George Iseman, was burning up
other baltimore drives. In two
doubles matches and one singles the
National Duckpin Bowling Congress
champ averaged 124 for Is games
At that he was unfortunate. In one
5-game set in which his total was
,613 he had combined count OF
% pins on 10 marks.
Fischer and Isemann lost by nint
pins TO Len Kocent and Ed Har
rison representing the Patterson
Alleys. and by Is naples to EC
Dunnock and win Hamilton. of the
Park Circle Alleys, who are leading
In the Baltimore sweepstakes
Fischer swamped Hamilton in a 3
game singles bout. 399 TO 500.
The Convention Hall scores and
those OF the doubles shooters follow;
RECREATION, BALTIMoRE
Herscher ..... 1oS 81 1s8 10s I2s--S5t
Porter 1VS 30 VI tVD 91Ip--SES
Cleaver ...... SIS 100 les 110 99-S01
Eckhardt -. 126 ia 10s lis 1as--5Ts
Kullick ....... 13s f21 1O1 III 117-5qs
'r4 - ----s
totals. ..... ss7 s2e sss 55s $40 274S
CONVENTION HALL
i, wolst,h'Inl lis 1ss fi0 i29 i45--62S
Burtner 1850. ia 12l 13s A8 I12--5si
Megaw . III II9f 1IS lI3 14s-6le
Works 1O3 1D7 ia 113 1906
Whalen -. los f35 l21 151 113-61s
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Totals $50. s5I Gil sI2 SEA sSs s01s
1SAmann - ss Io7 az los 117-50l
Fischer ...... ia 104 1s0 13s l25--soI
------
/ 2o2 I'll 2es IA 242 11o2
Dunpock ..... 16s 10 lis lO1 aO--52s
Hamilton -. III III lis l0s 127--5s7
-
ass ss1 2s4 2o7 al7 Ills
EisS5sr Ess,,;,o, -.:...:.:... lie les % is9-sss
fsemann. ..... s4 100 los los 15S---5ss
Fischer ....,.. 80 ia los 1ls 1S2--sls
2s7 224- III ss1. 2sS 1171
Len Kocent 12s 12s 14f las 1lo--141
ed. Harrison ia 12s 80 ss 1os--5Ss
-.t- - ------ ----
s42 254 2s4 ss1 3lss 11s0