The Washington times., 1930-01-30
SUBURBAN.
DOUBLES
LISTED
BY GINO SINH

BY GINO SINH
Are you and your brother en-
tered in The Washington Times
brothers duckpin tournament? If
not, why not?
Everything possible has been
done to suit the convenience of
every one.
For those who will find It lni-
possible to bowl Friday night and
who are free In the afternoon. an
afternoon shift has been ScheG
uled, starting at 3 o'clock, at the
Rendezvous alleys.
Those who have already ar
ranged for the afternoon squad
are Howard and Sam Campbell,
one Of the most potent pair en-.
tered; Ray Ward and brotter, an
other powerful combination and
the redoubtable Dutch" Weld
man and his brother.
Also a late shift will be ar
ranged to take care Of the
overflow from the regular
EVuAlu VI AuA
who will be unable to get
there earlier. 1t will start. as
soon after $3.50 as possible.
Those who want to take ad
vantage of either the afternoon
or late night shift are requested
to get in touch with The Times
bowling editor Tad Howard. at
Rendezvous alleys or Bill Wood
at Lucky Strike.
Entries are pouring in from all
directions. Alexandria is in the
running. among the entries from
the neighboring city being c. v,
and Albert c. JeffrieS, the former
q member of the Golden Rule
team in the Odd Fellows League
and the latter a member of the
Centennials in the East Wash
ington Church League. Both
are capable maple shooters.
Rosslyn. Clarendon, Bethesda,
Silver Spring, Hyattsville, Rock
vile, College Park, Mt. Rainier
are all we'll represented.
The league of nations aspect is
not wanting The first pair tn
rolled were two Italians, Nick and
Tommy Valenza, closely followed
by Jewish and Greek pairs.
Every alley is represented
by able bOwlers. The alley
managers vying with each
other in the race to sign up
the probable winning pair.
The sectional element will not
be missing. The Veihmyers and
Frye brothers of Northeast will
enter several teams, while the Pre-
vost Brothers team in the South
east League will be in there full
force. The Donaldson team of
brothers will also be in the
lineup.
Sam Benson and his brother
and the two Hodges will carry
Foggy Bottoms name into the
fray. The Miller boys will bear
the eScutcheon of Bethesda.
Henry and Oscar Hiser and
Bill and Leo Kessler will be
hopes from Hyattsville, while Mt.
Rainier will find the CraWleys
and the Lilleys bearing the brunt
of the attack.
While no southpaw team Of
brothers can be discovered, Harry
Aiken; one of the city'S best port.
Siders, has enrolled with his prop
erly-winged brother. Wilfred.
The same battle which featured
the Southpaw Sweepstakes be-
tween Pop HALEY and Make
Rosenberg to see who will sign
up the greatest number of entries.
continues brilliantly.
In the Ieft-handers stakes
Make Out-cOunted Pops"
entries, II to IA. but Pop"
claims that he sOftened
couple of Makes entries and
he really should be given half
credit. Nevertheless Pop" is
out to snatch the laureIs for
the current affair.
A third and formidable hounder
Of entrants Is in the list, though,
to give Make and Pop plenty of
competition. That is Pop" Evans
at Lucky Strike who expects to
sign up twice as many as any
other alley man in the city.
Entries close tonight so lose
no time in signing up. Blanks
cam be nae at most of the bowl.
ing alleys and at The Washington
Times Sports Department.
If you can't get an entry blank.
send in your names with the full
amount Ct the entry fee.
The entry fee is SO per man
and must accompany the appl-
cation for 1t to be considered.
No lea&ue affiliations or for
n1er bowling experience neceS-
Sary. The only requirement
is that the team must be
brothers and that they have
their entry fee in full.
Opening block will start prompt
" at 7:30 Friday night, Jan
tlary 81, at the Rendezvous
alleys, Fourteenth and Buchanan
streets Northwest.