The Washington times., 1930-01-11
BAL T|MORE
ALL-STARS
STRONG
BY GINO SINH
1. these Kotlkl1uawaI

the men who finished among tn
first 10 in the recent Washington
Times Southpaw Sweepstakes
Will journey to Baltimore will
the sworn intention Of soundly
drubbing an All-Star Oriole cas-
Of "portsiders" gathered by sgd
ney Friedberg.
They will clash on the magni
3tcent, l1p-to-date Recreation Cen
ter Bowling establishment, which
Is just about the last work al
bowling alleys 60. The alert Mr.
Friedberg spares neither money
nor time In giving his customers
the very best in both equipment
and attractive matches.
The washington end Of thu
event Is scheduled for Tad How
ards brand new Rendezvous al
leys on the following Thursday
The Washington contingent vii
include Larry Fitzgerald, south
paw champion Of the city, q
plugging, slugging "port-side'
n1aple-knocker. Benny Womer
gley, who placed fourth, o danger
ous pin-spiller, Buddy Tew, who
oozed into the tourney money BY
Bnatching fifth place.
Lefty POuIOs, the cOlOrful
Greek, and Hymie Schecter,
the fast climbing young Jew.
ish flash, one Of the finds Of
the season, with Abbie Clark,
who finished eighth, and
Harry Aiken round out bowl
.erS listed to travel.
Jim Raney and Lonnie KrauSs,
who finished second and third.
respectively, may make the trip
II they can arrange it. Tad
Howard will accompany the
party.
The Recreation AIl-Stars line
up will consist Of Charles Bannon,
Buck Earle, Johnny Roth, Henry
Hupfer and Tom Harrison all Of
whom bowl in the Major League,
the strongest circuit, in the city,
and average better than 112.
Plenty Of action is expected
when these two groups Of pin
Sters who are "all wrong crash
head to head.
The Howard Campbell Sweep
stakes will start promptly at 1880,
80 warns Arville Ebersole, and all
entrants are expected to be on
time. Entries will be received up
to starting time.
EberSole repeats: Nobody Is
barred. Everybody Is welcome.
The only requirement Is that
they have their entry fee ready
and in full" Entries will be
near 10. -Four large money prizes
are assured.
In discussing national rankings
Of the various duckpinners of the
country, both male and female,
George L. Iseman, national Secre-
tary, stated that a bowler must
have more than 80 league games
to his or her credit to even be
considered,
Those stars who consider
themselves Of national promi.
nence had better make Ger.
tain that they have enough
games to their credit to At
tract the national bOdy's at
tenttOn. ISeman Is emphatic
In stating that there will be
no exceptions.
Winning one or two outstand.
Ing tournaments or making a fine
showing generally and in special
matches is no proof of the bowler's
true ability. A mapler's true met |
tie Is proven only in the long
grind OF league competition. and
averages mean little until thev
have passed the 60-game margin.
So, Mr.. Star and Miss Starette,
II you want to mean anything to
the National Duckpin Congress,
make sure that you have at least
SO games to bank on, besides the
good Showings you make in spe-
cial events.
Following or concurrent with
the Campbell sweepstakes. an at-
tempt will be made to rnn a.,
analogous dromedary sweepstakes
entirely confined to sports writer's
and such other bowling figures as
1t is certain that the sport scribes
can trim. The bowling editors of
the various papers viii act as a
commttte to pass on who is eligi.
BILE to participate in this Vaia
event. The committee will 60 into
executive session sometime soon
and all details will be threshed
out.