The Washington times., 1930-01-04

an individual match.
It Is expected that the Balti
more star will be present today
at the Lucky Strike and Coliseum |
alleys when the Connecticut Ali
Stars appear for the concluding
block Of the iIltercity battle and
that arrangements viii be con
cluded for 81 1O-game home e-and-
home affair between these two
barnbinos Of duckpin bowling
This Jack White is plenty
tough IN q singles match. espe
cialiy when the bucks are riding z
said the, Baltimore ace. tblit /
can take him In q i1ead'tO head
affair over g. 10 or 40 game
route, and If lie doesn't think so
just lkt him and his backers get
down on the line. ! saw him
when. he was In Baltimore and
also when In Richmond, during
the national meets. and I know
he IS not shooting 657 for five
games every time be hooks up in
a battle. I only ask that the
match be staged on strictly regu-
latiuu alleys. If he wants action
he can get it. If he takes me he
can draw down enough to ease
of 3 long, hard winter. and he'll
get no sui1aWk out Of me --but
he's got to beat me first :
Ever since the days 81 the
departed and lam en- tie d.
sJohnrly Vaeth, who left the
Monumental City TO make
his home here until his
death, Won Dreele has been
BaltinnOre's best bet IN the
bowling world, hanging up
astounding records 10 earn
second ranking in the cOun-
try by the National Duckpin
Bowling Congress last year.
His achievements are almost as
wei known To local bowling fans
as they are to duckpin followers
in his home city.
Foremost among the stellar
performances of the irrepressible
and cyclonic Won DreeIe is his
756 mark for 5 games. rolled
/ when he was the doubles partner
Of Eddie Rorlnlel, Connie Mack's
/ knuckle-ball relief pitcher. In
winning the Baltimore Sun tour
nament two years ago. the Fly
| ing Dutchman" turned in q 728
score for his S games. This spring
4 he won the Baltilnore sweep
/ stakes with d total of 2,414 fOl
his 20 games, almost q 121 aver
age for the event. On two occa
I sions he registered. in indspen
!. dent competition. three-game sets
better than 458, the present Dis
tfict record. held by Charley
| Phillips.
If the challenge thrown out by
Won Dreele is accepted by JacI
White, and It is practically as
si1red that it win be, the match
will resolve isseif into q case Of
Greet meet Greek, " as both an
super-sharpsnocters who are al
their best IN a fast-action en-
counter.
1
Glen Weidnan, brilliant lead
off man of the King Fin teams
of the District and National Capi
tai Leagues, did some spectacular
pinSpilling to win for the third
successive year the champion nShir
Of the consolation flight in ths
holiday elimination tournament
recently concluded at the bic
King Pin establishment.
In the final rounds on success
; Sive evenings he turned in. the
splendid five-game totals Of 6l5
637. 500 and sos, a grand tota
of 2,446 for the 20-gaIne stretch
six pins better than a. 122 aver
age. His best game was 166
made in the second block wheI
he flanked a double-h header strike
with q group Of spares, his ability
to count heavily on marks en-
abling him to outStrip the fielC
and gain for him the corisola
ton title,
His first three five.kame
blocks Of SIS, 637 and 599 60.
tailed 1881, which is seven
pins better than the highest
figure ever recof1ed by q win
ner of the Howard Campbell
Sweepstakes in its three years
of existence.
In the initial event Of that
bowling classic for men, Glen
Wolstenholt1le set the present
record mark with an 1,S44 total
In 1928. the second year. Reds