The Washington times., 1930-02-10

mCnL With u SpACu0AN ~O% SCSS
having games Of SO, i43
and 96.
Stuart also distinguished him
self in the snappy Central High
School League which held forth
at the Arcadia alleys. In tits
league he maintained a respcct-
able average, ana ended with Sec
ond high set, 1872, to his credit.
At present he rolls with the Ken
dali team in the B. Y. P. U.
League in which he is holding
SO average for about Is games.
His pudgy brother Sherman
followed in his footsteps by win
ming the Boys Club tournament
during the current month. with
a set of 28O. Sherman maintains
that he was way off that night.
and admits he can siam the little
naples for more sizable scores.
They are anxious to tangle
with other 14-year-old youngsters.
Says Stuart significantly: We
want to bowl that 14-year-old guy
who has been getting his picture
in the paper lately with a lot of
write ups about him. See if you
can't ge: him to team up with
somebody else and we'll bowl 'em
doubles. If he can't get another
14.year-old boy. I'll bowl him
singleS!"
The kid referred to is "Ouncey"
Harrison, 14-year-old brother of
Paul and Joe.
DO you think you can beat
him?" he was asked.
II don't know about that"
admits Stuart modestly, but I
can sure give him a tough battle"
Modesty isn't one of the ele-
ments in Sherman's makeup. He
grated as follows: Sure, bring
'em on. we can lick 'em. We can
lick anybody else our age"
When "Ouncey" was
brOached on the subject, he
jumped at the chance. Sure,
well bowl 'em. Bring 'em
on. l can get this Greek
kid, Pete GinariS, / think he
Is IA. If he isn't, I'll get
somebody who is, and we'll
bowl 'em."
And so it looks like real
match between these enterpriSing
youngsters.
In the meantime, out in Silver
Spring, 16-year-old chap, Noble
VierS. jr.. is doing better than
holding his own in competition
with full grown bowlers. On two
successive Saturdays he ran sec
Ond in the weekly sweepstakes
being run on those drives.
Saturday a week ago he totaled
6l4 pins, to run second in field
of so entries, and this Saturday
his SGT again brought him second
money in a field of 35. That's
1,2l1 for 10 games. Pretty good,
eh?
The story is out that he re,
Gently trimmed the flashy Eddie
ESpey five times out of seven
tries. About three weeks ago he
chalked up a game of 172 as his
highest single effort to date.
Rolling with the Professional
Men last week, he achieved a 1862
set. which was the main sock in
their clean sweep victory over The
powerful North Washington
League leaders, j. Carey King.
Perce Wolfe calls him the best
looking prospect on the alleys at
the present time" and has in
vited him to roll with his crack
Dixie Pig aggregation next season.
He is plenty game and
effective in the pinches. His
comeback last Saturday is a
shining example.
Going into the eighth box uf
his final game. he needed twO
marks with hefty counts to finish
in the money. He got two spares
with two nine-pin counts for a
1856 finisher which brought him
home with a good margin.
Harry Winningder also has his
share of clever youngsters. Tile
outstanding kid on his Queenpin
alleys is a Daniel GivenSon, who
once won a prize for his close
resemblance to the ponderous
Joe Cobb, of the "Our Gang"
comedies. He is IA and can
maui the naples for excellent
scores.
Others are Willard Load" Glib
boris, a 15-year-old youngSter who
hovers around the 100 mark
steadily. Steve Gleason, a IL
year-old kid, who despite his
tender years and unexperience
displays remarkable accuracy
There are several other youngsters
who frequent these drives VINO
show more than average expert