The Washington times., 1930-11-15

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duckpin war Is spreading far and
wide. The Hebrews have served
notice on the Greeks and Ital-
jans that plenty Of trouble is
In store for the winner.
Make Rosenberg is sorting out
the best five men in the Hebrew
Interclub League, and, as usual,
Make doesn't stint in broad
casting to the world at large
that he will have a galaxy OF
''world-beaters."
It is well-known fact that
Make can't get together any
thing other than a team which
can hold its own against the
best that rivals can muster. hls
Temple team in the District
League is made up entirely OF
"whatamans." It has been buck
ing a head wind" for the last
two years, however.
The alI-Jewish team Will De
recruited entirely out Of the
league with the following chaps
named as the likeliest looking
prospects: Sam BOrtnick, Myer
Reiness, Dave Legum, AL Ten
nenbaum, Abe POvich, Hy Good
man, Sol ROsenblatt, Hymle
Schecter and Make himself.
Limiting the team to the He
brew League leaves out sucn
top.notch D. C. bowlers as
George Friend and Sam simon.
Both the Greeks and the ltal-
ians are eager for a chance at
the Jewish stars. and this Will
add incentive to tonight's clash
between these two eternal rivals
at the Coliseum.
There is a classical flavor
added to the Greek-Italian match,
as both are wont to recall the
immortal struggles carried on
1000 years ago, in which Rome
trounced Greece thoroughly. The
Italians are confident that they
will perpetuate what their fore
fathers started, and the Greeks
are as equally confident that
they will reverse the charges.
In the meantime other storms
are gathering which will soon
break out with unchecked fury.
Hardly had Northeast's greatest
"whataman" finished issuing de-
fies in the name of his com.
patriots, than he proceeded to
issue other and equally as devas-
tating challenges.
Make, who is celebrating
his tenth anniversary as
=. bowler this year, states, pro-
claims and bellows that he
can ret together a team Ct
ten-yeaF District League men
who can make Ben McAlwee's
Original Juniors act like
Kittens looking for milk.
Hand this list of names
round" COOS Make, "and
atch those kids turn grey
eOund the gillS."
oward Campbell heads the
list with Glenn Wolstenholme,
All forks, Red Megaw and Make
him3eIf. Everyone sported boast
f,li verages in the District League
for the last decade.
BdwierS of German and Irish
descent are expected to announce
forr tion of teams soon and
then it will certainly be one
whale Of round of duckpin bat
ties.
The fact that all the Greek
bowlers expected to accost their
bunions in the proximity Of the
black stripe at the Coliseum to-
night are foreign born has already
been exploited.
r7 The foreign and the Ameri-
can.bOrn are more evenly di-
vided in the Italian outfit,
with Ollie Pacini, Tony San
tint. Mike Vitale and Leo
Rinaldi giving the former q
decided edge.
It is not known where Joe
Pricci was born, but Johnny
Micro and Joe Freschi were both
first signed up by your Uncle
Smuel.
The first match between the
Greeks and the Italians, which
took place in 1928, went to the
Greeks by a slim margin.
Last year they met in singles
and doubles and the match was
one of the most brilliant of the
season. Four of the six five.
game sets rolled were well over
the 200" mark, and every man
finished with better than 100
average.
Louis Pantos and Nick Cha
,conas won the doubles, setting
q world doubles record in doing
so, while Ollie Pacini defeated
Pantos in the singles. Tony San.
TIM was Pacini's partner in the
doubles.
RRaRR.