Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-31
PenIlant Looms for Rendezvous
As Jack WhaIen Joins Line-Up

watch us sail now" enthuses Mag
Wood.
Rendezvous, which presents the same
lineup as Parkway, will roll under the
tag of Columbus in special matches, so
named for John Blick's newest bowling
acquisition.
With a postponed set to bowl, Rem
devious is one and half games behind
the league-leading King Primers.
the National Capital League they're
third place, but within striking q -
lance of the top, which also is oc-
cupied by King Pin.
Whalens 127 average in Atlanta was
the highest in the country BY way Of
initiating him back into the local bowl
ing fraternity he and Mag Wood will
stage fiVe-game special match at the
Columbia Friday.
IF you see Lonnie Krauss wandering
i around with goofy kind of look in
his eyes, don't worry, he'll snap out
of it.
Lonnie lost the southpaw champion
ship and frSt-place money last night
by four pins, and lost it doing something
he probably never will do again. In
his fourth game, well along the string,
Lonnie'S first ball veered and cut out
two pins on the left side of the alley.
To his CONSERVATION he rolled the
next two deliveries through the gate"
for two-box.
1,i66 for the 10 games, won the left
handlers tourney. Krauss followed
with 1,162 and Al Work placed third,
with 1,146.
THERE was a large crowd looking
l. over these National Pale Drys last
night at Lucky Strike in the
Hyattsville match, and though the Mats
were victorious, it was just a question
of which team was worse. Both were
off"
Up. until last night, the Pale Drys
were going like house afire. 'Twould
be bad time to falter, Just three days
before the match with the Connecticut
All-Stars. If they do, however, it'll be
too bad for somebody's pocketbook.
Neither team could reach the 900"
mark. Eddie ESpey, who rolled a string
of IL consecutive 900" sets, shot 542.
DED MORGAN did some neat one
N ball rolling last night to wind up
the John Blick one-ball tourney,
but he had a narrow squeak in winning
first place. Totaling Gal for the 10
games, Morgan barely nosed out Louis
Rose, practically unknown, by pins.
Burt Parsons was third with $40.
Ben Hare, who took the lead in the
first block, was fourth with 610; Mrs.
Wesley Miltner, fifth, with 600; John
S. Blick, sixth, with 588; G. r. Umali,
seventh, $40, and Yves Miltner, eighth,
with SOL.
A COUPLE Of tournaments will wind
"A up tonight closing all special
bowling events for 1880.
Up at King Pin No. /, now the Co
lumbia, Day Boston and Jimmy Jolliffe
will oppose in the final match of the
Columbia elimination tournament.
The field was cut down from four last
night, Charley Young and Charlie
Stott falling when Boston rolled 62l and
Jolliffe 500.
The other tournament is the husband
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. william Quig-
ley, with 668, are holding a comfort
able lead over Mr.. and Mrs. AL Fischer,
but should AL Fischer toss in another
big 178 game like he did TO take the
lead in The Evening Star tournament
on opening night, the Quigleys may
have to bow. Should the Quigleys win,
the husband and wife cup will become
theirs permanently The Fischers have
638 with Mr.. and Mrs. Goodall standing
third with an aggregate total Of SIC.
A TRIO of Odd Fellows League rec
"A ords were smashed last night while
Mount Pleasant was sweeping a
set from Mount Rainier on the King Pin
No. drives.
The new high individual set record
went to Sam Ehrlick, who rolled 375.
Mount Pleasant established 618 game
and 1,746 set.