Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-23
BATTLE KING PINS
IN LEAGUE MATCH
Much Interest Displayed in
Clash Tonight-HechtS to
Roll Cornell Lunch.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

XTF there's any, bowling team in
the city that's got a better
chance to knock of Howard
Campbell's King Pins than the
Petworth club, then 1 never saw 1t, "
chimed in Oscar Oehler, co-manager
of the Petworth alleys, with Chick
Hoffman, a bowler himself of no mean
reputation.
And Chick agrees with Oscar and
both are confident that tonight will
bear out their statements.
There's plenty of interest in the Sec
ond match of the District League to-
night at the Lucky Strike drives, for
besides being the District League
champions and one of the greatest
maple aggregationS ever assembled, fans
will want to see the King Pins for no
other reason than to see how they stack
up against the Temple team, which last
night served warning to the DlStrlct
League champs that they're out for the
title by breaking the District and South
Atlantic records, spilling 1891 naples
The previous mark was 1,181, while
the best District record was 1877. The
John Blick team was the victim of that
record-breaking Temple five last night.
Petworth bowling fans are expecting
much from Irving Bilheimer, Perez
Elicit, Charlie Watson, Norman Bax-
ter, Bill Clampett, Chick Hoffman and
Bert Carson, all of whom have been
having the "hot hand" lately.
Carson, declares Oscar Oehler, has
decided to cast his lot with the Pet
worths instead of the John Blicks, as
originally scheduled. Carson's the
youngster with that funny cross-fire,
which starts on the left-hand corner
of the alley and inShootS.
We're stringing along with the
same old crowd" allows Howard Camp
bell, the redoubtable leader OF the
champion King Pins. Meaning that
holme, Dutch weidman, Bernie Fry.
Jack Wolstenholme, Ray Ward and
Campbell himself will be out in full
force to defend the championship.
IF the boys tonight are fright" that
i phenomenal record of the Temple
rollers is likely to totter somewhat.
It's not often that a mark such as
that of 1891 is hung up on the first
night, and it speaks for some mighty
high averages for fans to look for
throughout the season.
Joe Harrison gave the boys some
thing to shoot at right off the bat when
he showed the way with a neat 1853
game and a 433 set.
II OSCOE REICHAROT, who was one
n of the most feared maplemen
in the city a couple of years back,
has whipped together a strong team
for the Hecht Co., which faces Cornell
Lunch tonight at the Recreation alleys
in another District League match.
Led by Whip Litchheld, who rolled
the highest game of the year thus far
this season, a 178. the Hechts have
win. Pop Popkins, Harry Aiken, Joe
Pricci, Harry Pacini, Sam Simon and
Reichardt are the supporting cast, all
averaging about la or so.
THE Meyer Davis pinmen and the
i Judd & Detweiler team are the
teams to spill the naples In the
second match Of the National Capital
League tonight at the Lucky Strike
drives. The Myer Davis five, which
includes Joe McGorlick, Freddy Moore,
Hooky Smith, Arthur Logan and Bill
Kessler, Is favored to take the Judd
& Detweiler team over the jumps to-
night starting at 8 o'clock.
Jack Gooding, Roy Shipman, Bill
Beatty, Emil Fiel, Herbert Dern, Earl
Small, Joe Hollis and Dave Crockett
are the Big Print Shop rollers.
The Suburban League is getting big
rise out Petworth way. York Auto Sup
ply and the National Lithograph Co.
tonight shoot the works in the second
night
Ten teams are entered in the loop
and there's a chance that two more
may be added shortly If franchises can
be obtained
Post Office and Navy clash in the
Federal Loop tonight, which opened the
seasons attack on the naples last night
Both clubs have been strengthened and
are hot on the trail Of the champion
Treasury five.
The Bethesda League opens HOSTILE
ties tonight in a pin-crashing way when
the Post ONCE five and the Old Boys
hook up and the O'Henrys face the In
dependents.
Six teams toe the scratch tonight In
the grand premiere of the Georgetown
Recreation League. Chamberlain meets
the Georgetown A. c., Georgetown
Realty Co. shoots with Blackmans and
Allied Roofers face Foxhall No. 2.