The Washington times., 1930-01-22
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BY GINO SIM

-. BY GINO SINH
:. Finally the big opportunity for
!. the obscure brothers Of the scin-
tillating top-notcherS to bust forth
: In refuIgent splendor.
The Washington Times Is spon-
eoring q brothers tournament
with the expressed and sworn
intention Of dragging out sub
..stantial facts bearing on the
hereditary influences Of bowling.
AS with the Southpaw Sweep
!. states, nobody is barred. in fact.
.the entry of every possible fra
eternal combination is whole.heart-
edly solicited. @
Everything possible has
. been done to make the entry
~ rs easy and IS convenient as
~ practical and still have sub
stantial monetary prizes.
}, The entry fee will be $S per
Il. team, 50 . man, including
"a games rolled.
The first five-game block will
be held at Tad Howard's brand
new and magnificent Rendezvous
alleys. Certainly no alley In town
is more artiStically and tastlly
appointed or alley manager more
popular and willing to cooperate
to the fullest extent to make
everything satisfactory.
~ The second five-game block,
$ which will also be the final, will
be run off at the classy Lucky
Strike alleys, which are kept in
perfect conditions through the
.painstaking and tireleSs efforts Of
j. William Wood and his compe-
tent fenchman, Howard Camp
bell, the Big Salt.
No bowler who has any knowl-
edge Of bowling establishments
can find fault with either one Of
these firstclass selections.
L. Ashandsome Washington Times
Cup will go to the winning pair
and large money prizes will be
given to either the first three or
first five pairs, depending on the
size Of the purse.
/ Prizes for individual high
! game and individuaa high set
may be an added feature,
also depending ON the size Of
the entries.
It win be q ten.game total pins
affair, rolled In two five.game
blocs. The first block win take
place at Tad Howard's Render
vouS, Friday, January 81, starting
promptly at 1880.
The final block at Bill Woods
Lucky Strike will take place on
the following Friday, February Z,
also starting promptly at 1880.
Entry blanks will be available
on every alley in the city within
the next few days. Entries will
close Thursday, January 80.
Brothers are urged to send in
their entities as soon as possible.
~ PQp/ HALEY is responsible for
the statement: "All southpaws
are queer. You can never tell
what they are liable to dol" Pop
points out his long and honor.
able acQuaintanceship with the
crack "portsiders" Of the past
and present, such as Lonnie
Krauss. AL Works, Buck Harley,
Lefty Goodman, Doc Shambora,
and any other whom you may
remember, to prove that he
knows whereof he speaks.
Now along comes Phil Goodall,
who has been rated as just about
!, the best Southpaw performer OF
the season, running fancy aver
ages with the Meyer Davis teams
in the National Capital and Dis.
trict League, who quits dead
right in the middle of the sea-
son, without giving any explana
ton.
). His friends hope that he
VIII reconsider and swing
back into line again.
After having crushed the
Georgetown Recreation r team
night before last with three pow.
erful games, SGT, 622 and GOT,
due greatly to a classy 4O8 set
by Reds Megaw, though the
whole team clicked Superbly, the
Grand Palace Valet came back
last night and soundly trounced
the hard-driving C. w. Smith
team by q 2-to-1 score.
Ollie Pacini, with 356, and
Jack WolStenholme, 35l, led the
attack, with Make Rosenberg un.
leading q hefty 152 to clinch the
last game. AL and Henry New
man shone in the Smiths Lineup,
with 384 and 371, respectively.
NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE
c. w. Smith Grand Palace
A.New'n 140 lie 125i Santini.. l19 rs 1As
Schroth. 81 101 1921. Hris'n SO lis los
H.New'n 11s 14S 10sIPacini... 1S3 ia 1U9
Thorpe. los l12 139J. wolst. 1ls ll4l l2l
Mandley ia S6 III F. H 'ris'n 12l :.
Rosenb'g. :. l10 1S2
Totals $50 $40 Sss Totals. S7s $40 5ss
The Stanleys smothered the
.Stewarts under an avalanche of
big games In sweeping a special
match. Miller led the attack
with q 4O3 set, including q
l1aHnoth ,173, ably abetted by Sui