The Washington times., 1929-01-23
BAL. TIN0RE
ANlD.G c.
RIVALS
BY r. D. Thomas

IL Inc leading money DoWleIS
Of Washington and Baltimore,
as determined by sweepstakes
competition, will clash next
month in an intercity cham
pionship series, it was an
nounced today by George l..
Isemann, secretary of the Ma
btional Duckpin Bowling Con-
!. gress.
Baltimore. noting the great inter
est in the Howard Camppeh Sweep
1stakes here. has just organized
similar event under the direction OF
the Baltimore City Duckpin Asso'
citation -
Isemann, after consulting bowling
officlals of the two cities. arranged
Tor i meeting OF the prize-Wlnners
with thru representing each city.
Only three cash prizes will
II be awarded In the Campbell al,
fair. which will be finished next
) SatuI Jay at the Coliseum. The
Baltimore stakes will be run
81 starting the following Monday
and win be concluded within two
weeks.
-Four 5.game sets will be rolled
on the Arlington, Bowling Center,
Regent, and Recreation alleys. md
GATOR point to a large entry. The
fee is ontv 10 bucks as compared
with IS in Washington. The do IPh
as here. will be split three ways
George Lam who comes s'e''
from Baltimore once week 10
sho with the. Dt trict League KING
Pin team. ana, Geosge lsemann. yno
Alfves in MARYLAND, will be the only
bowlers to take part in both sweep
stakes. Neither has chance for
the coin here, but S'ath are hopeful
of success in Baltimore,
r Lang is a toonotcher in the
Monumental CITY hut has done only
fairly well in competition with
Washington best. Isemann re
Gently was signed bv the Victoria
team Of Baltimore
Washington Odd Fellows, it
appears, are complete masters
Of their Baltimore brothers.
Anyway, they're well on the
way to fifth successive
triumph in intercity play, hay.
ing Just won three matches in
the opening set Of the annual
i home-and-hOIne series,
Rolling at the Lucky strike,
Washington $ first team won. 1858
to 1879; the second team by 1910
To 1910 and the third by 1886 to
1915. Gross. OF Washington s
first team, took individual honors
with d set Of $780,.
The recent challenge hurled by
the Rialt0 team, composed Of jew
isish bowlers to salI and sundry Of
! the italian pin shooters OF Wash.
frgton was received with lifted eye
browg in the Italian colony, we un-
lIerstand from Gino SINH. manager
Aof the Holy Rosary teams.
Some OF the boys feel that the
Rialtos are willing to take on too
much, said Sini who pointed out
that the Italians have four distinct
teams any one of which should
make matters interesting for the
Rialtos.
IAN aII.star italian team"
added SiFni. probably would
3 beat the RiaItOs with plenty to
spare. The Italians think It
would make more interesting
competition II the RlaltOs met
either the Holy Rosary. Rinaldi,
Avenue Valet Shop or Delisi
Shoe Shop.
n,rhpre,s nd doubt that an all
Jewish lineup against an 4 all
italian team would result In hot
battle. But the Rialto lineup as
announced lii their challenge doesn II
include even one of the recognized
Jewish stars. Why, then. SHOULD
their challenge call for an. aII-star
italian team?
The Rinalii bowlers have an
nouncea their willingness to meet
a4he Rialtos. IN the meantime, the
Rinal7is have another foe to battle.
Tonight the will take on the
Brodt,s, Inc, .+Aan1. which heads the
business Mems League. at Conven.
ton Hall. The Rinaldi quint has
vet to lose a special match. It's
PLAYERS are Leo Rinaldl. Ollie Pa.
cini Benny Benedetti, Ollie Oliveri
and Joe Costa.
Members OF the Brodt team are
whip Litchfield. Otis Wells. Benny
: Bowles. Goldie Goldstein. and Wal.
lace Powell. captain.
Penn u Nine to Play
Maryland on April 3
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