Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-31
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS
Prizes Hung Up for the Dis
trict Bowling League.
AMY AND V AIRED
THE CUBAN WONDER" GOT TWO
FALLS ON JOE GRANT
Today's Foot Ball Games-Fast Racing
at ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Golf Match.
MANY AND VARIED


always responded cheerfully and literally
to the requests of the members of the prize
committees of the various bowling leagues
for trophies to be awarded the more merito-
rious performers ON the alleys, but this year
they have surpassed in generosity the most
ardent expectations of the prize seekers.
Particularly is this true of the ctty's pa
rent bowling organization the District or
Columbia Amateur Bowling League. The
District League, as 1t is known to the ma
jority of the ten-pin knights, although the
last to get on the alleys has by no means
been tardy In procuring trophies for Its
players and has accumulated the largest
most valuable and varied assortment OF
prizes in its history.
Mr. Cox the president of the league and
chairman of the prize committee. extends
through The Star, in the name of the Qffl-
GERS and players of the District League
sincere thanks and appreciation of the gem
erosity and kindly interest of the following
prize contributors:
Handsome trophy donated by South
Washington Business Mems Bowling CLUB.
permanent property of club winning same
three times. Season 1S97-1S9S won by Saen-
gerbund, season 1S9S-1S99 won by Carroll
Institute, season 1S9919O0 won by Saen-
gerbund. season 19O0-190l won by Young
Mems Christian Association, season 1901
13OZ won ny CarrOii INSTITUTE season looA-
1903 won by Jolly Fat Mems Club.
Loving cup, donated by the league, prop
erty of club winning championship season
19O3-19O4.
Lamp value s25. to the bowler making
highest individual average in forty-five or
more games, donated by P. ]. Nee Com
pany.
One case of Wilson whisky to the bowler
making the second highest average in forty
five or more games, donated by Mr.. NJ. A.
Green.
One case of Braddock whisky to the
bowler making highest Individual game, do
mated by Mr.. D. P. Mccarthy.
Ornament to the bowler making the high
est average of strikes and spares In forty
five or more games donated by the Julius
Lansburgh Furniture Company.
one dress suit case to the bowler making
the greatest number Of strikes in any one
game, donated by Bryan & Co.
One hundred Principe de Gales cigars to
the bowler making the greatest number of
200 Cor over games, donated by the Raths-
keller
Watch fob to the bowler making the high
est total of pins in any series of three
games, donated by the Palace alleys.
Umbrella to the bowler who first bowls a
20 game or better, donated by Henry
Weyl.
Rocking chair to the bowler making the
nlgneSt number of spares in any one game,
donated by the Hub Furniture COMPANY
Chair to the bowler first making six con-
secutive strikes, donated by Mr. w. r.
HenshaW. (Note.-If no bowler makes this
who makes the nearest approach
Fancy vest to the bowler making the
Ihshest average of spares in forty-five or
more games. donated by Harry J. Lee.
fair OF trousers to the bowler making
the second highest Individual game donataS
by Perry & Bauby.
FAR patent leather shoes to the bowler
making the third highest Individual game
donated by Arthur Burt
Silver back clothes brush 10 tho ho,.,..
making the highest average OF Of rio" =,
Desio o'eo ny ..
One case of Rhine wine to the bou,,or
making the highest average of strikas ars
spares in any series of three games an1
mated by Karl Xander o' oo
one case of Carvel whisky RI +ho .,,..
Lohse. Wy "A y.
Ivory back razor to the BOWLER u,,o al
powis 20 game, donated by the Sb lrse
ham barber shop ~ 'he Shore-
Pair OF Fownes walking gloves to n.
by I pr y Eh0 h p bowls 225 game. donated
one quart bottle Of old rye and ono or,r.
DottIe OF old sherry to the bowler naLine
ene greatest number of strikes in anv sartas
~ .nree games donated by the To-KaIon
Derpy nat to the bowler making tho gra..
esq NUMBER OF spares in any series of three
games donated by ". B. Deyber & Co.
zane 10 the bowler who first bowls fiftaa,
a na1S clean frames" Zone game and
d malf). donated by The Hub N
The Following prizes will he awarded .Lo
prayers OF any team bowling the highest
team score for the season of 1an3Ia0d
the bowler making high score to have first
choice. second bowler to have second choice
ETC.: "iio choice'
l. Derby hat. donated by 8 e and y
hosenthal. 2. Regulation bowling bali ava
gag; donated by the Jolly Fat Mems CIuh
.. regulation bowling ball donated nv M
"A. Iappan d Co. f. Pair of gloves donata
py l-ansburgh & Bro. 5. Handsome scarf
donated by The Mode
one case OF Oakmont whisky to the team
second in the championship race donated
by William Muehleisen.
one hundred cigars to the bowler first
bowling two consecutive "clean games
donated by Richards & Co.
Six prizes. one to be awarded to the PLAYER
or each club who makes the highest aver
age in forty-1ve or more games. the pIaver
making the best average Of the six to have
nrst choice. the player making the second
best to have next choice. and so on:
l. Regulation ten pin ball and bag. do
mated by George T. Cox. 2. Regulation ten
pin ball and bag donated by H. C. c. stiles
g. Box cigars, by the Post Lunch Room. a
Box cigars, donated by Berens' Cafe s.
Hat. donated by Charles II. Bauman g.
Roman plate and 100 cards, by w. F.
Roberts
The officers of the league are as follows:
President, George T. Cox Acme Bowling
Club: vice president. Charles schafer, South
Washington Business Mems Club: secretary
j. r. T. Smith. Acme Bowling Club: treas
urer. M. L. Smith. Jolly Fat Mems Club;
Official scorer, r. l.. Ray, Rathskeller Bowl
ing Club.
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