The Washington times., 1911-01-19
Members of Committee Ex-
pect Bowling Plans to Be
Completed Soon.
NUMBER OF ENTRIES
FAIL EXPECTATIONS
Waters and Fields Roll Big Scores
In Palace Tourna-
ment.

The schedule committee having in
charge the arrangements for the COM
ing tournament to be given by the
Washington Bowling Association Is to-
day arranging the schedule. which, it is
expected, will be completely outlined
before the end of the week.
There have not been as many entries
as the early reports had indicated
Chairman Meyers has made public the
completed list of entries, which are as
follows:
Five-men teams - Manhattan, Fat
Men, Census, Chamber of Commerce,
Mt. Pleasant, r. R. Y. NJ. c. A, Iro-
quis, 'COntinentals, Potomacs, War, Ar
cade, Eastern, Knickerbocllers, Commis-
sioners, NeulandS, Navy, Colonials.
AEgies, Pioneers. Bureau. Track and
Roadway. Saengerbund, Virginians, Ma
tionals. Pressmen, Bethany. Puritans,
Harmony. Treasury, Central Y. M c.
A. Carroll Institute, and Pilgrims.
Two-man teams-Land and Jones,
Cooke and Simmons, Buell. and William
son. Goodman and Caldwell, Cooper and
Garrett. Hammer and Machler, Walker
and Jacobson, NcKnew, and krauss,
Thomas and Cox, Ward and Doyle,
Speiss and Douglass. Harlow and Led
mum, Barclay and Bishop. Diemer and
Roth, Williams and Ileikwig. Steele and
NcCarter, Mcintyre and Motyka, Gilday
and Walsh, Ludwig and Moss, Hartman
and Brown, Brady and Van Buskirk.
Brush and Harrison, German and Nc
Lehman, Waters and KraUSs, BrOsnan
and Field, Fritz and Rodrick. Whitney
and Gore. Gibson and Staub, Shoffer and
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and Allison, LeCkie and Harris,
Fowler and Ochler. Mckinley and
Scharf. Kicker and Scharf, Hills
and Davidson, RObb and Robi-
nottc. LitherSer and Oehler, Robinson
and Doyle, Cross and Niehus. Chad
wick and MCCaulcy, Thompson and
Eundy, Brown and kempcr. Bauman
and Seaton. Rose and Drake, Hager
and Holland Howser and Chaplin, Page
and Warren, BFnuie and Costello, Har-
die and HamaCher. HartsaN and Wal
J"r, Lord and Hlrdie, Milovich and
DOnOhuo, Smith and Parker, Warner
and HlrwOOd, Smith and BerhanS, Carl
son and Myers. Miller and Auguste, and
Observation-Disclosures Young, Core.
sAaffrr, Miller. Burdine, Eckstein,
Nachler Bum, Allison, Leckie, Farrow,
Newhaus, Fowler, Ochler, Mckinley,
RObb. Leltherser, Robinson Cross,
Brown. Bauman. Scaton, Drake, Rose,
Kemper, Hager, Thompson, Bunday,
Iowser, Chapin, Burhans, Weiser, Page,
Warren, Goodman, Caldwell. Bennie,
Costello. Dom. Essex, Hardie, Freeman,
IamaChcr, SmithSnn, Ernest. Simmons,
Cooke, Buell., Williamson, Hamne-,
Cooper. Walker, MCKnew, Jacobsen,
Cox, !. Krauss, Ward, Douglass Led
mum, Harlow, Bishop Williams. Stelle,
Mcintyre, MOtyka, Gllday. Walsh, c. Z.
Brown, Hartman, Myers, Moss. Ludwig,
Bum, Thomas, Warner, Van Buskirk,
Harrison. Mccoy, Robinson Hihbard,
Garner, Thulchcr Brush. YO1e. Brady,
German. McLennan,. Waters, Brosnan
Fritz, Fried, Krauss, Rodricn, Land,
Jones, DonOhue Lord, Hardie, Milo
witch. Parker, Carlson. HarwOOd. I.
Smith, H. Smith, Lay Harding, Miller,
Auguste, Myers, Henderson, Eiker,
Kicker, and Campbell
Harry Waters and Jimmy Fields
two stars of the Fat Mems team, which
is to 20 to St. ! ouis, held the big scores
I'm the roll of the to00in tow asst
night AT the Palace. both averaging over
Cni for three games. The scores follow