Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-21
BIC DRIVES OF D. c.
SEEK TEAM TITLES
Man and Woman CUNTS Are
Organized for Annual
Bowling Event.

w AsHINGToNS man and
IA woman bowlers have kept
wv faith with the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress,
George L. Isemann, secre-
tary. declared today in expressing
thanks for their support of the organi-
zation's second annual tournament to
be held in Richmond March IL to
April 3.
While there are not as many teams
and individuals from this section slated
to compete this year. as last, the num-
Der entered far exceeds early eXpec-
tationS of the Congress officials.
Local bowling promoters have arranged
to send their teams to the big tourney.
John S. Blick is to send his Convention
Hall and Arcadia mems teams and three
womens QuintS. Convention Hall, Area
dia and Terminal Ice. One of the
Convention Hall stars will have to be
dropped from the lineup in the tourna-
ment, as but two alley employees are
permitted to roll with one team. Red
Megaw. Jack Whalen and Jack Wolsten-
tolme are all alley employees. Glenn
Wolstenholme will perform with Area
dias
Fife Moore, Mary Cox and Ella Linn
erick. Ladies District League bowlers,
the Queen Pin team, which will repre-
sent Harry Winingder's suotheast es-
adjustment.
Bill Wood is sending his Meyer Davis,
King Pin and Lucky Strike women's
teams, as well as his four mems teams,
Lucky Strike. King Pin No. |, King Pin
No. 2 and Meyer Davis. King Pin No. l.,
led by Howard Campbell. national all
events champion will defend its ma
tional team championship won last
year. Joe Pricci Shag Rawlings,
Morsett, Johnny Freeman and Harry
Armiger will compete on the Lucky
Strike team.
Old Timers in Line.
Coliseum's team is being selected by
Lonnie Krauss. Tom Keene will name
members of the Old Mems Club of the
Coliseum team, which will include old
timers more than so years old.
Temple Southpaws are likely to be
the only team made up entirely of left
handed pinmen. Lefty Allen is captain
of this five. Doc Sullivan and Magnus
Wood are two of the outstanding
bowlers in the Parkway Filling Station
lineup.
Pop Halley's famous lineup of old
timers, including himself, Harry Krauss,
Pop Michaud, Miller, Lowry and Ray
Chaplin, will once more represent
Recreation. These old-timers staged
comeback last year and figured in the
prize money. Harry KrauSs shot 381 to
land tenth berth in singles competition.
It is rumored that Krauss has been
printing for the national tournament
and hopes to surpass his record of last
year.
Commercial League will be well repre-
sented. Garry Ice Cream Co. has
entered team composed of c. Crane,
d. E. Boyer. w. L. Reinhart. L. Oeser
and Jack Ulrich. The Evening Star
will have veteran quint in Charley
Holbrook. Dave Burrows, Lawrence
Weidnan, George Quinn, Johnny Baum
and Roy K. Whitford, captain The
United States Dali viii be represented
by r. NJ. Barnett, G. j. Bremen, NJ. L.
r. w. Downs.
Strong Automotive Team.
w. z. Aiken. j. G.. Roy H. N. Aiken,
z. G. Baltz, W.. j. Brown and E. w.
Owen comprise the Perpetual Building
Association team. Sterrett g. Fleming
team of the Automotive League viii
be one of the most formidable teams
representing such concern. William
N, NeillsSHl1eI' 11oMdL0 y. otahOLu, y.
B. Kirkley John T. Stunkel. Walter
B. Long and Marcus D. Mensh, are
on its roster.
Several veteran stars included among
the howlers of the Internal Revenue
team of the Federal League. Clarence
M. Charest, L. Speer. c. B. Allen. j.
M. Joliffe, E. A. Kasson and Earle T.
Lewis comprise this team. Charest and
Lewis viii make a bid for doubles
honors.
One of the Masonic League teams
entered Is New Jerusalem, which In
cludes Harley Evans, George Campbell,
@. H. Jacobs, William Smith and S.
A. Jacobs captain.