The Washington times., 1930-02-25
HIGH GAMES
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BY GINO SINH

FOR the IlFSC ClIQe SlIlCS Sic
started her exhibition tour, Lor.
raine. GULL has suffered defeat,
and at the hand of q mere strip
ling, Willis SenSebach, the Is
year-old bowling sensation OF
High Point, N. C..
According to Lorraine this Is
the first time she has been beaten
by a man bowler in five years.
In winning, the youngster
toppled the naples for games OF
119, 122, and 100. a grand total
Of 361.
In a doubles exhibition match,
teamed UP with AL Fischer against
REDS" Morgan and the veteran
George L. ISemann, he again up
set the pins for better than a
40 average, though he and
Fischer lost the match.
This youngSter has entered both
Of the past National Duckpin
Congress tournaments, and Is
scheduled to enter the forthcom-
ing one at Waterbury, rolling the
doubles alongside of the redoubt-
able Tsemann.
A battle between Eddie
ESpey and SenSebach has
been often discussed, and is
expected to materialiZe before
the end of the season.
It is certain that both young
sters will appear in the national
tournament and if it should CO.
incide that both are there at the
same time the long contemplated
match may come off then. It is
certain that Espey is anxious to
meet all corners and Sensebach
Is barring no one.
Lorraine GULL has been breeZ-
ing along on her exhibition tour
with great success. Her duckpin
prowess has attracted the ad-
miration of the Southerners as
expected, and the young ladies
are taking to the game quite
readily after watching her per
form. She draws large galleries
wherever she goes.
RumorS would have it that
George ISemann recently rolled a
394 set in the Prince Georges
County League. It is also Under
stood that he informs the world
and certain of its inhabitants
who seem to be overanxiouS to
turn thumbs down on Georges
honest efforts he isn't through,
by long sight!
Still, the cynics maintain that
this was just a flash and Sense
bach will have a tough struggle
carrying him over the hurdles in
the forthc coming tournament.
Be that as it may, we are for
George one-two-three Remember
the Masked Marvel stories? tThey
ore right recent.
Another young fellow, Al
Hunt by name, IL years old,
Is ClamOring for recognition,
along with Eddie Espey and
Noble Viers. jr.
HIS is one of the mainStayS of
the Arcades team which is lead
ing the Laundrymen League. He
also performs with the PetWorth
Juniors team.
In match recently between
this team and the Maryland Park
Juniors he rolled 404 with games
Of 145, 131 and 1913.
Shortly after this, rolling in
the Laundrymen League matches,
he spilled the pins for a 2S1,
giving the secopd highest set In
the league and helping his Ar
cade team establish a new team
set mark of 1889 with three big
games, 615. $50 and 594.
His games were 145, 131, and
l05. and he had 10 spares and
two strikes in all. A remarkable
display of sharp-shoGEing.
His average in the Laundrymen
League is lot and he has a 1855
average in the North Of Washing
ton League, which is the loop IN
which Noble Viers struts his stuff,
and a los average in the George
town Church League.
Ray Gardiner, secretary Of the
Laundrymen'S League, in telling
of this youngsters achievement,
concludes: That's a fine set of
averages for any bowler and,
certainly, not so bad for a young
Ster Of his age!"
So it appears that there are
quite a few under 1S years of age
who are quite adapt on the
maple ways.
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