The Washington herald., 1911-01-19
ENTRIES CLOSED
FOR Big TOURNEY
Record Breaking List for
Bowling Events.
BY GLEN" COLLINS.

AS predicted in the columns of this
paper more than a month ago. the COM
ing tournament to be held under the aus
piccs of the Washington City Bowling
Association shows a record-breaking en-
try list in all of the events. While the
number of entries in the five-man event
failed to come up to expectations, the
number of those entered in the two-man
and individuals was far greater than the
officials of the local organization had
hoped.
In the five-man event thirty-two teams
have placed their entries in the hands of
Treasurer Brown, while the two-man
show 81 doubles and the individuals 49,
In last years tourney there were thirty
one teams. 81 in the doubles and los in the
singles.
The schedule committee will start work
tonight. and il is expected that the
bOwlers not later than Saturday night
The complete entry list as given out by
Chairman Meyers is as follows:
Ffveman teams Manhattan. Fat Men. Oenns.
Chamber d Curnmescc Mount Pleasant. R R. Y.
NJ. c. A.. Iroquois Cnntinentals. Potnmao War.
Arcade. Eastern, Knickerbukers. Commissioners.
Neulanlis. Navy. Colonials Aggies Pioneers. Bu-
reau Track and Roadway. SaengcrbInd. Virgin
ians Nationals Freshmen. Bethany. Puritans
Harmony. Treasury. Central Y. NJ. G. A., Carroll
Institute. and Pilgrims.
Twpman tenms-Land and Jones. Cooke and Sim
mons, Buell. and Williamson. Goodman and Cald
we'll. Cooper and Garrett Hammer and Machler.
Walker and jacobsen, Mcknew and krauss. Thomas
and Cox. Ward and Doyle. Spriss and Douglass.
Harlow and Lrtinum. Barclay and Bishop. Diemer
and Roth. Williams and Lekwig. Steels and Nc
Carter Mcintyre ard Motyka. Gik1ay and Walsh.
Ludwig and Moss Hartman and Brown, Brady and
Ean vlY,a& Tlv1,Sf, nd Hayv1 v1Qnn IN 2nd
Mcienrsu. Waters and KrauH. Brosnan and
Field Fritz and Rodrick. Whitney and Gore Glib
son and Staub. Shofer and Miller. Bendine and
Eckstcin, Bum and Allison, Leckie and Harris.
Fowler and Ochler. Mckinley and Scharf. Kicker
and Sctar. Hills and Davidson, Robb and RObi-
nette. Ieithcrsr and Oehler. Robinson and Doyle.
Cruss and Nichus. Chadwick and McCanley. Thomp.
and Bundy. Brown and kempsr. Baman and
Scaton. Roe and Drake. Haser and Holland. How
ser and Chaplin. Page and Warren Bennie and
Costello. Harde and Hamacher. HartSll and
Smith and Parker. Warner and Harwood- Smith
and Berhans Carlson and Mye1B. Miller and Au-
g,fste. and Watson and EkeT.
individuals Whitney. Young. Gore. Shaffer. Mil
ler Burtiine Ecksten. Machler. Bum. Allison.
Isykic. Farruw. Newhaus. Fowler. Oehler. Mckin-
ley Hills. J. Schaf. A. Schar. Davidson. Robb.
Lei,herser. Robinson Cross. Brown. Bauman. Sea-
ton. Drake. Ros. Kemper. Haser. Thomrsa.
Bundy. Houser. Chaplin. Burhar. weiser. Page.
Warren. Goodman. Caldwell. Bennie. Costello.
Dom. Essex, Hardie. Freeman. Hamacale1. Smith
son, Ernest. Simmons. Cooke. Buell., Nilliamsrn
Hammer. Cooper. Walker. McIlnew. Jacobsen. Cox.
l. krans. Ward. Douglass -ednum. Harlow.
Bishop. Williams. STEELE Mcintyre Motyka, Gilday.
Walsh. c.. Z. Brown, Hartman. Myers. Moss.
Harrison, Mccoy. Robinson. Hibbard. Garner.
Thatcher Brush. Yode Brady. Gorman. McLennan.
Waters. Brunan. Fritz. Fried. krausa. Rodrck
Land. Jones. Dunohue. Lord. Hardie. Miloritch
Parker Carlson. Harwopd. I. Smith. H. Smith,
lay Harding. Miller. Auguste Myers. Hendersn
Eiker. Kicker. and Campbell.
The first roll of the Palace tenpin tour
nament was held last night. Harry Wa
ters and Jimmy Field, the Fat Men stars,
lead the bunch, the former totaling GA
ard the latter Cos. The next in line was
Charley Miller, who pulled through with
so. While these three men have big leads
over the others. in the next six games
there is possibility of some one going
crazy and jumping into the prize money.
The scores made last night follow: