Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-01
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

Axle ROSENBERG, one Of the
M best bowlers of the District,
V has been added to the lineup Of
the National Pale Dry aggre-
CATION which clashes tomorrow after
noon at Lucky Strike with the Con-
necticut Au-Stars in the outstanding
ir.tercity duckpin match of the current
season.
Rosenberg, however, will not roll in
the team match unless one of the
regulars falters, but will team up with
his sidekick, Paul Harrison, in the
doubles against the New England duo,
which probably will be Carl F'risk and
Bill Tato.
The acquisition OF the Northeast
Temple star to what thus far has proved
Washington'S outstanding bowling team
is the second addition Manager Lewis
Hopfenmaier has made in preparation
for the invasion of Jack White and
company. Howard Campbell recently
was signed to roll anchor and singles.
Jack Wolstenholme originally was
scheduled to pair with Harrison, Tenn
Tato and FriSk, veterans of the game,
but with so much at stake in the match
Hofenmaier obtained Rosenberg.
Rosenberg, a veteran, will give to
Harrison the same confidence and cool
ness under the pressure that Campbell
contributes to the team as anchor man.
When the Rosenberg Harrison duo
oppose Frisk and Tato it will be
rubber" match. Last year, rolling
doubles for Grand Palace Valet, the To-
cal pair was forced to bow to their
Northern rivals. The year previous,
however, the Temple aces won.
Many bowling fans think Hopfen-
maier made a strike in signing RoSen-
berg, despite the fact his average is
lower than Jack Wolstenholme's
Make, until recently had been forced
to almost abandon serious competition
because of illness.
Just as Harrison and Rosenberg are
determined to get revenge for their de-
feat last year, Howard Campbell is
awaiting a crack at Jack White, the
New Haven Express in the singles
match, which, with the doubles, starts
at Q o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Campbell, though winning one block
over White last year in the Grand
Palace Valet-Connecticut match, lost
on total pins.
The team match, starting at 1880
o'clock, will bring together two great
duckpin teams. Their records have Dor
dered on the phenomenal.
WINE mourning OF importance Is on
the program tonight, The Evening Star
tournament boWlers being given a day
off, in order not to conflict with New
Year plans, Friday and Saturday will
be banner bowling days, with the Lucky
Strike and Coliseum the scenes of &C
ton.
Star bowlers continue tomorrow at
the Coliseum, but will lay off again
Saturday in order not to conflict with
the national sweepstakes. Several of
the ranking Washington girl bowlers
are to get a shot at the 322 rolled by
African Carmichael. Rena Levy. Cathe-
rine Forteney, Pauline Ford, Lorraine
GULL and Marjorie Smith are among
those listed.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Quigley have
| a huge cup. emblematic of the hus-
band and wife championship, which
they won last night at the Arcadia.
It was the second straight year the
| Quigleys have won the John Blick
trophy, which now is theirs.
In winning, the husband and wife
champs shot 1877, higher than the
scores in the two previous tournaments,
won once by Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Mil
ner.
Runners-up were Mr.. and Mrs. Al