The Washington times., 1902-09-29
LOCAL BOW ING SEASON
WILL CPEN TONIGHT
Observation-Disclosures Clerk
Leagues to Meet.

The local bowling season will segin IN
earnest tonight, with sets OF games in
the championship schedules. respective
ly, OF the Departmental aud hank
Clerks Leagues at the new Palace a.
leys. 9l4 E Street
The former league is composed oi
teams representing various departments
and bureaus of the Government.
The Times Cup will be the champion
ship trophy for which the teams will
bowl in addition to number OF prizes
for team and individual records and
averages. and the contests promise to be
of more than ordinary interest.
The schedule published in The Times
of August Is calls for eighty-four sets
Of three games. or sixty-three games
for each team.
The Census and Treasury teams will
open the season tonight
The Bank Clerks League is composed
of teams representing various local
banks and the young money handlers
promise to make very lively season
on the alleys. The players are mostly
novices. but they have taken enough
practice to put them in fairly good
shape.
The schedule published in The Times
en- August II calls for 1875 sets, or q
total OF 405 games. and the Metropolitan
and Columbia Bank teams will start the
championship tall rolling together to-
Eight at o'clock.
Makeup of Departmental Teams.
The departmental teams have been
taking hard practice. and good bowling
is expected. Each department manager
furnished the secretary of the league
with names of number Of players from
amono whom the teams will be selected.
and the candidates are as follows:
Interior Observation-Disclosures. C. F.
Lennon. j. T. johnson. A. w.
Bum. G. E. Barrett. J.aS. Jones. A..
F. Rice. E. P. Hough. P. H. Dalton. H.
L. Kays. Clarence. j. NJ. Cooper. ]. r.
Jacobs. C. F. Hastings. George s.. Liy-
i1gston and H. Monroe
b. ".
Buren,, Henry Rowan. J. E. Hazlett. Ed
Shriner. John Urbanowitz, WI. Eggles-
ton, ]. NJ. Brady. C. W. Atkinson, F. s.
Avery, A. II. Guilckson.
Treasury Department-Me -Messrs H. B.
Bennett, Charles Locraft. c. NJ. Park,
H. L. Deyo, S. H. Marks, Willard E.
Buell.. W. S. Davenport. F. H. Perry.
Howard Elliott. A. C. Fowle and ]. H.
Graves.
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Messrs. George Land, ]. Johnson. J.
Orspada, Won Deiehr. c. Lord, 7. Hell
A. Hess. J. Tardie, NJ. O'Coa-
iior, T. Farrell. A. Budke, j. Stanton, C.
Miller, P. Smith, and ]. Rose
Postoffice observation-disclosures. Claude
James Gray, Bernard Leh-
man. Frank Leimbach. George Bishop,
Herbert Gould, Augustus Fredericks. A.
G. Thompson. Frank Rebstock. Fred
Book. H. NJ. Bacon, Thomas Leonard,
John Waller. and L. ]. Ward.
War and Navy Observation-Disclosures
l.. Cogan, w. NJ. Mitchell, F.
A. Shepard, G. H. Williams, Fred
Fletcher. C. G. Dougherty. C. H. How
ard. C. J. Allen, NJ. German. Moreland.
StinsOn, and Wecker.
District Commissioners-Messr W. F.
Meyers. d. E. McComb. Percy G.. Smith,
D. G. Sutton. H. c. Mclean. R. N. Barr.
W. !. Parker. N. r. Muller. c. B. Hunt.
and B. 5. Milligan
Navy Yard-Messrs. W. Crist, Charles
Fuller. John Duffy. C. Venable. Hogan.
Brown. E. Ashenbach, William O'Don-
nell. Robert Hamilton. Selbach. Charles
Dexter, James Powers. Lyons. and ].
Renner.