The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
MOSES & SONS WINS
DUCKPIN TOURNEY
Gold Trophy Awarded High
Average Man.
HERALD MEDAL FOR BRADLEY
w s. Fowler and Henry W. Ober
Capture Silver and Bronze Emblems
Donated by The Washington Herald.
Brief Review of District Duckpin
League Season just Closed.

The Commercial Duckpin League closed
the third and most successful season OF
Its career on March s.
The league was composed OF teams rep
resenting ten OF Washington's leading
business houses. who contributed 20 its
success by donating handsome and valu-
able prizes causing a friendly rivalry
among the contestants.
The teams represented were: w b
Moses q Sons. J. W. Hurley & Co; Saks
& Co. Paiais Royal, S Kann, Sons *
Co.; Kings Pal0ce. George Z. Howard
Co; Parker, Bridget q Co.. Woodward
& Lothrop, and Washington Tobacco Co.
The Moses team won the championship,
with one Of its members, George A. Brad
ley, the winner of The Washington Her
aid Gold Medal, given Cor the highest
individual average.
This team was pushed hard toward the
end by the Hurley and Kann teams,
but by consistent bowling. managed 10
retain their lead 20 the end. with Hurley
and Kann teams trailing in the order
named
This league was organized principally
through the Efforts of Messrs. Bradley
and Sengstack. and its success is un-
doubtedly due 10 their able management.
together with the cooperation of the
board Of directors. and the good feeling
Of all the bOwlers-
The following is a list Of the prizes do
mated by the merchants and the vim
ners thereof:
District Duekpin League
Winners Of caampiorship-W. p. Moses & sons.
Prize. silver CUP. Six gold medals awarded To R.
w Power, W. D. Campbell j. II. Bauick, c. C
aH1r -
Second team--J w. Hurley Six silver me-lals
awarded 10 v l. GULL H. NJ Barry. H. W.
Hurley, c. A Fitzgerald. ]. W. Hurley. L. G.
Findley.
Third teams. Kaun. Sons & Co. Six bronze
medals awarded 10 W. Veihmcyor, p. Brooks W,
Fowler. ". Dunn, j. Herbert d. Hospital
First high individual avtage-GeorEc A Bradley,
The Washington Herald gold medal and SO order
from ". Z. Moses & Sons.
Second high individual sversge-W. 6. Fowler,
The Washington Herald silver medal and gold
watch from 5 Kann. Sons < Co
Third high individual average-Henry y Ober.
The Washington Herald bronze medal and silver
loving cup from G. W Hurley
Gold medal awarded high man on first six teams
won By George i. Bradley. II. NJ. Berry. W. 5.
Fowler. f. smith. George Draeger. J. Mullen.
Gold medals geagrei awarded high nan on last
four teams, won By Z. ThCmas. T. a. Gull. c.
Sargent. H. y. Ober
second high man on each team. gold scarf pin.
won by W. ID. Campbell. J. W Hurley ". Dunn
G. Steers. I. Bradley. George Stiefol. E Spanier,
s. Desio. II. +. SenEstaCk q. ID. Hughes
Greatest number Cf strikeS-C. A Fitzgerald SO
o-icr from Woodward a Lothrop.
Greatest number Of spares-George A. Bradley
$ umbrella from Parker Bridget * Co.
High individual Game-LOUis Bradley. meerschaurn
pipe nom Washington Tobacco Company.
High individual set-GuUrge Draoger, silver loving
cgp from Geo p Howard.
High fat Eame-Goorge A. Bradley. s. silk UNI
brella from Kings Palace
High club eame-S Kann. Sons Co. s. casl
(eachi awarded % W Yiehmeyer w Fowler r
Brooks. ". Herbert. ". Dunn
Greatest number pins in any thirty cames-W. 5
Fowler 500. >Karlton derby hat by Saks & Co.
Booby rrize-F. H. Maccubbin. average sLT fol
thirty games.
H. +. Seugstack was the official scorer
and introduced a new method in scoring
by personally attending every game
bOwled during the season, and keeping
the records complete and correct
not depending on the reports Of others
which always causes confusion and in
accuracy.
The following records compiled by Mr.
Sengstack tell the story:
District DucLpin League