Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20

weak.
THIS year the champs will enter the
i race minus Carroll DAILY, whose fine
work was largely responsible for
the teams success. DAILY now Is with
Lucky Strike Qast years King Pins,
and his place will be taken by Al
Fischer. Rendezvous should be in the
fight again. The champs, If Whalen,
Wood, Work, Fischer and Morgan shoot
their last years averages, should aver
age at least 500. Whalen in 1880 car
ried an average of 116; Morgan, III;
Work, ia; Wood, liz, and Fischer, ITO.
Northeast Temple will have tough
| combination to beat this season in Red
Megaw, Glen Wolstenholme, Ollie
Pacini, George Honey and Gus Fred
ericks. Taking last years averages,
crude means, 1t is true, they can aver
| age around 576. Megaw, Wolstenholme
| and Pacini averaged 116 each last year,
while Honey and Fredericks, the lat
/ ter imported from the Masonic League,
carried ia marks. Temple may even
do better, Megaw having suffered from
lame arm last year.
Jour other teams, making six in all,
l. look right now as potential District
Strike, Hecht Co., Hyattsville and the
Fountain Hams.
Notwithstanding the loss Of Bernie
Frye, Glen and Jack Wolstenbolme,
Lucky Strike, with Howard Campbell,
Glenn Weidman, Carroll DAILY, Earl
McPhilomy and Aston Clarke, look to
have the goods. These bowlers last
Campbell, lis; Weidman, 115; McPhil-
omy, 116, and Clarke, 121. Total, 579.
Good enough for any league and pos
sibly low for this combination. Camp
| bell, If he shakes of his slump, may
average two or three points higher this
| year.
Hecht Co. has Make Rosenberg, Jack
Wolstenholme, Joe Pricci, Whip Itch
averaged in 1880 ia, 49,. 113, ia and
| ia, respectiyely-a total of 500.
aver in the Fountain Ham corner,
/ ~ Norman Schroth has lined up Ray
Won Dreele of Baltimore, Tony
Santini, Thurston Fur, Bradley Mand-
| ley and Kenny Thorpe powerful
age of around STA. Won Dreele, in the
Baltimore major league, socked the
pins for 118; Mandley averaged ia;
Thorpe, l12; FUR, ia, and Santini, 116.
Hyattsville again has a steady team,
captained by j. Henry Hiser, No
ranking bowler OF the District. Last
years averages show the team averaged
SIS. The Individual figures: Henry
Hiser, 121; oscar Hiser, lis; Perez
| Wolfe, IFS; Hugh Waldrop, 112; Harry
Hilliard, 1l2, and John Deputy, 112.
MOT much can be said for the rest
~ of the field, albeit Convention Hall,
Columbia, Meyer Davis and Pet
worth may cause trouble for some OF
| the favorites.
Columbia has Gene Archer, Sid and
Bob Lawhorn, Stott, Dave Boston and
Jimmy Jolliffe.
Convention Hall has a young team
with some good bowlers and may be
the dark horse in the race. Paul Har-
rison, Eddie Espey, Johnny Anderson,
Charlie Bernhard and Burt Parsons
figure to shoot around sos or better
Espey's Ill average in the league last
year wasn't impressive, but he is likely
to do better. Harrison carried lib, An
derson 112, Bernhardt, Ito and Par
sons ia.
Meyer Davis has a crack pinman in
young Hokie Smith, who wasted some
good rolling on the team last year.
Others are Freddy Moore, Joe McGol-
rick, Arthur Logan, Frank Mischou and
Chester Bid.
Petworth probably will have almost
the same lineup as last year, including
Perez Elicit, Irving Billheimer, Nor
man Baxter and Bill Clampitt.