The Washington times., 1931-12-11
D.C.ALL-STARS
" FACE EOR|OLE.
:. BOWLERS
BY GlNO SINH

Special duckpin matches galore
Of the most sizzling kind are on
the docket for tomorrow in all
sections of the city, while the Don.
aldson Brothers will finish their
match with the Kinnahans at
Convention Hall tonight.
s.. The feature match on tomor.
rows menu is the final block OF
the WaShington's Lucky Strike
All-StarS clash with Baltimore's
Lucky Strike All-Stars at the
Lucky Strike alleys at 2:30 in the
afternoon. The Washington
maple.mashers are leading by
1 over 200 pins gathered last
Saturday night in the Balti'
moreans' own stronghold, so it
looks pretty hopeless for the in
vaders.
However, there is no telling, for
George Lang, captain Of the
Oriole aggregation, has picked the
cream of Baltimore talent, all sea-
Soned performers who can do
wondrous things on occasions.
OvershadOw Orioles
The Baltimorean lineup, power
full as it is, is overshadowed by
the shooters collected by Howard
Campbell to keep the local Lucky
Strike name unSmirched.
The Sailor has such sterling
pin-spilling wizards as Earl NC
Philomy, Astor H. Clarke, Ollie
Pacini, Red Megaw and Brad
Mandley, all at the peak Of their
game, and all men of experience
in big time matches.
The second best match Of the
day will be the battle between
Bill Haskins Richmond Juniors
and Oscar Hiser's Hyattsville Jun
iorS at the Hyattsville drives. It
is the first block of a home-and-
home match.
A head-to-head scuffle between
Bob Temple, Hiser's sensational
youngSter, and Linwood Tignor,
ace of the Richmond crew is ex,
pected to follow the team clash.
A doubles match with Fiddles
Holland and Temple on one side
and Tignor and Pony Baugh on
the other may also be arranged.
The Richmonders will make the
trip by auto.
Face Annapolis
Ed Schegel's Georgetown team
Is scheduled to tackle Bill Ar
nold'S Annapolis Buick team at
Annapolis in the opening set.to
Of inter-city match. Consider
able interest will be displayed To-
cally over the results.
The Annapolitans have been
angling for D. G. match for
some time, making no secret of
the fact that they believe them.
selves capable Of giving most of
the leading teams Of washington
q run for their money.
Bill Arnold, the leading per.
former of the Maryland capital,
had expected to participate in
The Washington Times Dixie
sweepstakes, but a sprained back
forced him to abandon the idea
He Is back in prime shape and
IS anxious to prove his class to
the ultimate satisfac tion of
Washlngtonians. The George
towners can be depended upon
making him show it.
Midgets Chose Match
The John Blick Midgets will
end their match with the Conven.
ton Hall girls at the Arcadia at
o'clock. The Midgets are lead.
ing by wide margin.
Another big-time match is sched.
uled for Baltimore tomorrow a
week when Ollie Pacini and Ray
Barnes meet in a head-to-head
match, one Of the hottest mat.
uralS OF the season. Pacini and
Red Megaw are to face Barnes
and Wesley Askew in a double
encounter as a supplementary
feature. The final block will be
rolled at Temple on December 26,
In the meantime, plans are be-
ing completed for other matches.
Make Rosenberg and Henry
Hlser, two perennial rivals, are
due to settle their differences in
Q 1O-game home-and-home match
very soon. The Oriponal Wash
1ngton Juniors are signed for a
match with Hiser's Bethesda team
and Lewis Hopfenmaier's Ma.
lonal Pale Drys have a match
hanging fire with the Conrecti.
cut Blue Ribbons. Then there is
Cne proposed doubles tilt with
Paul Harrison and Johnny Ander-
son and Earl McPhilomy and
Brad Mandley as the principals.
All are waiting for dates. The
coming Christmas holidays lay
OH is expected to provide the oc-
Casion.
Campbell to CnDtnin