Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-26
BALTIMORE STAR
ROLLED SET HERE.
Harrison TotaIed TIA in
Match, but the Alleys
Favored Him.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

" FORGE LANG, the Balti-
more sharpshooter, is get
~ ting the glad mitt aplenty
nowadays, for it has
been learned that the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress has
approved his 712 set rolled in the
weekly sweepstakes at the Lucky
Strike Alleys September Is, as the
national record.
The acceptance of this mark Is Balti-
n1ore's gain and Brooklyn's loss, for the
made in 1927 by Barney Spinella Of
Brooklyn.
Only one bowler ever has bettered
that mark, and that honor goes to
WashingtonS own Paulie Harrison,
Temple pin-punisher. Paulie rolled a
record-smashing TIA set against the
Connecticut All-Stars last year, but his
mark was recognized only as the New
England record, as the alleys there were
different, giving the bowler an adyan-
tage Of approximately 3 pins a game.
WHILE George is getting the glad
w hand and backslapS, Make RoSen-
berg is making plans to knock Lang
and his Baltimore Bowling Center team
OF their pinnacle, for he has booked a
series with the Orioles, which will start
Saturday in Baltimore and be finished
the following Saturday at the Temple
alleys.
Makes five, the Fountain Hams, are
plenty hot this year, says Rosenberg
himself. Paul Harrison, Red Megaw,
Joe Harrison, Bradley Mandley and
Make himself are the stick collectors,
who're out for blood.
GEORGE LANG really did some bowl
~ ing to collect his record breaking
mark, but In the opinion of some OBJ
servers, that mark is likely to sway, If
not fall, before this season Is over.
Lang shot games of III, 154, 1855, 140
and i3l.
A deal Of rivalry Is being mani
"A tested between Howard Campbell's
King Pin team, champs Of the District
League, and Rosenberg's Temple and
Fountain Ham teams, virtually the same
team.
Both captains are serious about this
championship business this year Last
year King Pin beat out the Temples for
the District League nag and Rosenberg
has not forgotten.
On the other hand, Grand Palace
valet, on which team Rosenberg bowled,
won the National Capital League title,
with the King Pins runners-up.
Glenn Wolstenholme is the guy
we're banking on" says Howard Camp
bell. IF he keeps up the way he
started. we won't need be afraid of
any Of EN-"
Glenn wasn't serious last year and
put on weight. This season he means
business.
TWO more teams, the last Of 'em in
4 the District League, win debut to-
night, with lots Of maple-spilling
predicted.
The Meyer Davis aggregation, which
opened its season with a win from
Judd q Detweiler in the National Cap
ftal League this week, win meet Oscar
Hiser's HyattsviIle rollers.
They roll on the Lucky Strike alleys
TWO brand-new teams win start
u their campaigns in the National
Capital tonight when Kings Pal
nee and the lakewood Printers tangle.
A LExANDRLA pin men and women
"A are showing signs Of life.
The Old Dominion Boat Club
loop has started play, with six teams
IN the lineup, while four clubs are
entered IN the Rebekah League. a
feminine circuit, which also has started
play.
DR.. Neville J. Roberts has been elect
ed president Of the Old Dominion
League, with Arthur Rector secretary
and treasurer.