Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-02

| runner-up to Won Dreele. with an av-
erage of 1857 for 80 games.
Stemberg led the National League
New England division. with 1881 for
10 games, and was considered the best
in Rhode Island.
Tato for years has been a bright star
In Connecticut. He has shown well in
the all-events Of the N. D. B. C. and in
| league play. He won the Republican
newspaper tournament in Waterbury
this year from sparkling field.
So much for the big ten"
Some Famous Stars.
nlustrious names will be found in the
honorary list
Harry Krauss was an American Bowl
ing Congress doubles winner in 1904,
and for 20 years was one of Washing
tons leading duckpinners. In 1908 he
established a world endurance record
by shooting tenpins for "a hours without
a halt.
Walsh Is the candlepin champion of
New England and holds the world rec
ord for 10 strings with score of 1912.
He has won more than so tournaments
Spinellas favorite game is tenpins.
He won the A. B. C. all-events in 1922
and again in 1927. He is a favorite
with Washington duckpin fans. having
performed here with the Brooklyn ALL
Stars. He rolled set againsth Conven-
ton Hall of 708. which stands as an
all-tilne dve-game mark here.
Blakney was second in the Baltimore
sweepstakes and was star in several
intercity tits.
Megaw's season vas broken up by
shifting from one city to another, other
wise this sterling performer probably
would have crowded his way into the
first 10. He finished second in the ma
tional all-events.
Hiser averaged 100 for 80 games, and
this indicated his ability. but 1t required
more than indication of greatness to
make the big grade.
What About Make?
RoSenbergs name is a byword among
Washington bowling fans. and some will
say the congress committee may have
overlooked him as Big Ten" stuff.
However, Max was not as active as in
other seasons.
Friend, paired with Red Morgan, won
the N. D. B. G. doubles, and during the
latter part of the season was wiz with
the Curb Cafe team.
Mcleod is one of Boston's best duck
pin shooters, and is a crack candlepin
performer. He rolled 1913 in the N. D.
B. c. singles.
Olindy is another Beantowner adept
at both little-ball games. He shot 365
in the national singles.
Krichton for 20 years has been star
in Baltimore.
Johnson is member of the tenpin
team that will visit Sweden. He pays
comparatively little attention to the
small NAPLES, but when in the mood for
this game is a set-up for nobody.
Rommel is not as skilled a bowler as
he Is a pitcher, perhaps, but no sane
bowler would offer him a handicap
Poehler for long was recognized as
the duckpin and candlepin champion
OF New England. and still is among
the foremost performers.
MARYLAND was sixth in the national
duckpin singles and won the Providence
sweepstakes.
League averages and the conditions
under which they were made strongly
influenced the ranking committee, which
carefully investigated all exceptional
averages. Particular attention was
given to alley conditions. 1t was found
in many cases that an average of lis in
one town would be equivalent to 1l8 or
l2O IN another, where alley standards
were higher.
Some Of the New England cutters had
no drop from the No. l to the No. 10
pin, affording opportunity for larger
scores.