The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-05-13
PRIZES PRESENTED IN
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE
Interior Team Wins Wash
ington Times Cup.
BUM PROVED BEST BOWLER
Given Gold Watch Fob Set With Dia-
mond by Manager of Palace Alleys
for Best Individual Record.

AHe AAsAlperS OF tne departmental
Bowling League met last night at the
Palace alleys. where prizes for the past
season were presented to the lucky ones.
J. J. Batch. president of the organiza-
ton, presided
The first presentation made was that of
The Washington Times Cup to the In
terror Department team. which won the
championship with the margin of a few
games over the strong Bureau Of I'm
craving and Printing quint.
A Handsome Trophy.
The Times trophy is handsome silver
loving cup, mounted on black pedestal
about six inches in height. On one side
is engraved The WASHINGTON Times
Cup;" on another the name of the In
terror team, and on the other side the
names OF the players of the Interior
quint.
The cup was presented by represen-
tatlve OF The Times with the compli-
ments of the paper, and Captain Bum
and members Of the championship team
responded by offering a vote of thanks
to The Times.
Owing TO some hitch between the off,
cial scorer and one of the team scorers
the official averages are not yet ready
for publication. There has been much
discussion as to who holds fourth place in
the league in individual standing, Barr
or Meyers, both Of the Commissioners
team. The matter has been taken OUT
| OF the hands of the official scorer ana
placed in those of G. W. Williams, sec
Rotary of the league. Mr. Williams will
figure out the number of pins made by
each of these men for the season and
then submit the figures to the secretary
Of the American Bowling Congress for
his decision.
Captain Bum, of the Interior team
who made the highest individual average
for thirty-three games or over, was pre-
| scented with a handsome Roman gold
watch fob, set with a diamond, donated
by Mr. Brown. manager of the Palace
alleys, upon which all of the games Of
the league were bowled.
In all there were thirteen prizes
awarded. Mr.. Fritz, of the Navy Yard
/ five. received a silk umbrella for the
| highest individual score BOWED In &
single game.
Prizes and Winners.
The Washington Times Cup, presented
by The Times-Won by the Interior De-
partment team.
| Highest individual average for thirty
three games or over. watch fob, donated
by Palace AIIeys-Won by Bum, of the
| Interior team.
Second high individual average for
thirty three games of over. umbrella
donated by Parker & Brfdget-Won by
Lord, OF the Bureau team.
Third high individual average fol-
| thirty three games or over, scarf pin
donated by Hahn-Won by Crist, of the
Navy Yard FIVE.
Highest. individual game. umbrella. do
mated by Hecht & Co-Won by Fritz, o.
the Navy Yard team.
Second high individual game, stein
donated by Goldsmith-Won by Leim.
bach, of the Postofsce quint.
Third high individual game, box O.
cigars, donated by Jordan-Won by Har.
die, OF the Bureau team.
Highest number of games over 200
shaving stand, donated by Moses & Sons
Won by Meyers, OF the Commissioners
Second highest number of games Owe
200, box of cigars. donated by The In
dian"-Won by Cooper. of the interior
team.
Third highest number of games owe
200. box of cigars, donated by Rolant
Wallace-Won by Allen, of the War De
partment five.
Highest average in one set of games
bowling ball, donated by saks & Co.
Won by DeYo, OF the Treasury quint.
Second highest average in one set o
games. parior lamp. donated by Atlantis
and Pacific Tea Co.-Won by Barr. of tn,
Commissioners.
Third highest average in one set o
games, sweater, douated by Walford-
| Won by Garrett, of the Interior team.
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