The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-12-11
SOIJTHPAN
BOWLERS
ABOUND
By GNo SINH

washington is plentifully sup.
piled with southpaw bowlers.
Not just guys who swing from
the wrong side" either, but first
class, q No. l, do or die maple
crushers who can give the best
Of them all that they can handle
and q little more.
Besides Al Work, Lonnl0
KrausS and Earl Stocking whom
we told you about Monday, there
are a dozen others who have con-
tributed large portions to DUCK
pin history.
Not the least Of these II
Arlie Webb, who has an even
zoo to line mp with Al Works
EOS, to prove that left-handers
can total mighty scores.
webb is strutting his stuff with
the City Post Office League and
is close UP to the top. Along
with him In this same loop are
william Burch, Robert Boss and
Otis Ball. all competent duck.
Primers.
Phil Goodall, is leading the
dangerous Meyer Davis combine
In the District League and is cen
tributing to the even tougher
Meyer Davis team in the Ma
tional Capital. Goodall continues
along an even tenor occasionally
chalking up q high game or set
but always consistently good.
Mt. Rainier's Larry FitG-
gerald is right up there, too.
He has been burning things
up In his home loop, and is al
ways dangerous under fire.
The crack southpaw team IN
the Northeast League, a league
that Is sporting averages com
parable with the best, is putting
on a whale of battle with the
first division team.
Each member Of this team u
capable of mounting dizzy scores
The team is made up OF Benny
Womersley, HyInie Schecter.
George Allen, Frank Jones, AbbiO
Clark and Andy Allen.
The leagu championship Is wen
within the reach Of these hard
fighting "lefties." Every member
is enrolled In the washington
Times Southpaw Sweepstakes, ana
every one is expected to finish
up near the top.
The Recreation alleys have .
100 per cent enrolment. Pop Hal
ley stated early In the struggle
to sign UP entrants for the Sweep
stakes that he was going TO
bring In the southpaw champion
himself. with this aim in view
he hasn't permitted any leftie to
escape him.
DR.. ShambOra, fOrcible
president Of the strong Rec
reatiOn Lague, seconds Pop
HALEY with an emphatic
statement that the Recreation
loop will be In there full force.
He adds that he will be there
himself, being a "portSider" IN
his own rights, to lead his charges
on. Shambora can roll a wicked
game.
The entrants from this bowl
ing plant Of Harry Carroll are,
besides DR.. Shambora: Buck Har~
ley, great old.timer; Buddy Tews
Abbie Clark, Lefty Morrison.
Lefty Wooden, old-time pitcher
and bowler. a member OF the
great Welshbach team Of years
ago.
King Pin No. has Johnny
Forman and Lefty Poulos, Doth
high raterS. Lonnie Krauss has
a half dozen who uphold the
honor Of his establishment, with
himself heading the parade.
Monk Fraser at the Arcadia
has Q classy bunch with Jack
Leshear, Columbia Heights flasf1
performer, as outstanding, ably
abetted by Tommy Rock, Ben
Suaber and Lefty johnson. Wal
ter Muir and Frank Dubois alSA
hang out at his establishment.
Convention Hall practically en-
tertains every southpaw in the
District on its alleys in the course
Of the week. Lefty Allen. Earl
Stocking and AL Work clain
these as home alleys.