Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-08
]. WOLSTENHOLME
MEETS OR|OLE ACE
Campbell and Frye Oppose
Lang and BIakney at
Lucky Strike.
BY FRANCIS z. STAN.

VACK WOLSTENHOLME, who
right now could be ranked
~ Washington's best bowler,
will meet a worthy foe to-
night In Wesley Askew, Baltimore
ace. They battle it out on the
Lucky Strike drives at 8 o'clock,
with q flock of iron men waiting
for the victor.
Wesley Askew and young Jack
have a feud to settle. 1t came
about when Howard Campbell
took his King Pin quint to Balti-
more to roll George Lang's team
recently.
After the regular match, Lang and
Askew took on Frye and WolStenholme
and the washington shooters came out
on top.
Askew then up and challenged Jack
TO a five-game match right then Tor
= STABLE purse and the younger OF the
Wolstenholmes snapped it up.
The first game went to the Oriole, but
Jack came back to take the second.
The third game never was rolled as the
alley closed up.
lack came back to town and heard
nothing more from Askew until the
other day when George Lang called up
and delivered this challenge through
Howard Campbell:
yves wants to roll WolstenholIne for a
real purse, 10 games, hve each IN Balti-
more and Washington and total pins TO
sIT tell him." answered Howard.
"And not only that" came back
George, "but Ed Blakney and myself
viii bowl you and Bernie Frye for the
same amount"
TTTHERE's gonna be nothing cool about
i the matches tonight except the pile
of dough.
The WolStenholme- Askew match looks
70 be about toss-up anyway you re-
GAS As t for the Lang-Blakney, Campbell
FRYE match, it'll be just as tough to
pick the winner. Lang whanged out q
T12 set for five games early this season
to set new worlds record, but Ed
Blakney, according TO Campbell, Is
worrying the locals more than Lang.
Howard has the utmost respect for
while Bernie Frye has been maintain
ing q pretty normal pace thus far
in the District and National Capital
Leagues, Howard has fallen down lit
tie. which seems to worry some local
fans.
But Campbell was ever a money
bowler and you can bet he'll collect his
share Of sticks before the evenings
They tee on at 9 bells also, for the
Arst block Of . 10-game match.
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- milestone for any team to float with,
but when you get to know this Ray
vUn DreeIe like the Fountain Hams do
youII know Why they aren't taking any
chances In their match with Won
Dreele's Happy Five Of Baltimore
tonight.
The Happy five and Fountain Hams
win clash at the Coliseum and tt'n be
pretty hard TO find even standing room.
The Hams took the Baltimorians Tor
ride In the Monumental City last Sat-
urday and hold that 72-pin advantage,
but It took some great shooting to do
ia 3,O42 set.
They'll liIle-up like this: Happy Five,
Franz, Eissele, Waters, Zeiler and Won
DFeele.
Norman Schroths combine Is as
follows: Red Megaw, Kenny Thorpe,
Hokie Smith, Brad Mandley and Paulie
last meeting with the Flying Dutch
mans team, which helped garner that
72-pin lead in big way.
YXTHuST Baltimore bowlers are COM
Wv ing to our town in droyes, WASH
tngton 70 going to return the COM
pliment with an invasion by the Rem
devious Girls and the Washington Bus
Bowlers, both for second block matches.
Tad Towards girls are 81 naples
behind in their series with the Regents,
but hold high hopes Of overcoming 'en.
The washington busmen were badly
wrecked by the Baltimore Rapid Tran
sits and have only an outside chance
Of ovcrtaking the flying Orioles.
IN fact. II suspiciously looks IS though
i Baltimore Is determined to take"
Washington tonight on the drives.
The Boulevard All-6tars Of OFiole
City are making still another invasion
tonight, but at Convention Hall where
they stack up against the Big Print
Shop Night Owls at 9 chimes.