The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
By Glen, COLLINS.

The decorations are in place, the schedule
revised, and all the little details pertaining
TO this biggest of bowling events in the
National Capital each year have beer
gone over and perfected. All that re-
mains to set the big tourney IN motion
is for thf men to take the alleys and
.start-tt@ balls rolling.
With a record breaking entry list ir
every one of the events the coming tour
nament promises to be the grandest and
greatest ever held in this city. In
stinted praise should be given the as
sociation officials for their untiring efforts
in swinging the teams into line when il
was the general consensus Of opinion tina,
the chances for holding it at all were very
slim, indeed. That they have come
through successfully is all the more glory
to them and it is to be hoped that the
bowlerS will show the proper apprecia-
ton OF their iabors by doing all in their
power to tighten their work during the
coming week
Tomorrow night viii practically be
New District League night. as five teams
from that organiZa ton Will take the al
Ieys. namely. the Fat Men, Colonials
Neulands, Census, and Bureaus. the sixth
team being the Arcades, from the old
found a few of the city's best and some
high scores are looked for by the follow
ers of the game. although there is a pos
sibility that the dope will go wrong and
the, scores be of only a second-claSs
rating.
One of the main points the officials
want to impress upon the bowlerS is that
ample time has been given for them to
make their requests for changes in the
Ir,la nd md xr-iII
change be granted. Another point
Chairman Meyers, of the schedule COM
mittee wishes to make clear is that the
alleys assigned TO each team were drawn
by lot, and that no favoritism was shown
any one
Picking winners in a tournament of this
kind is about as hard as picking hen
teeth. While on form such teams as the
Fat Men. Saenserbund, Colonials, Navy,
and others should rank high. it has been
a noticeable feature at all the previous
Journeys that one of the citys crack
aEgregationS have never yet took down
first money the honor always going to
one of the picked or mushroom clubs.
This year these mushroom clubs have
been placed under the ban. and it would
not be surprising TO see one of the lead
erS among the different leaders show
their true form and come through win
ner.
While some very classy bowlers are
hooked up on some of the teams, the
best shooting done during the tournament
may be sprung in the two-men and sim
gIes In the two-men more classy teams
will be seen than in the five-men event,
as 1T is whole lot easier to get two
good bowlers together than five, as in
the case of a team.
Although no special nights have been
set aside, there seems to be strong SEN
timent in favor of setting aside Thursday
night, to he known as ladies night"
The official schedule as given out by the
committee last night follows:
Monday. January 3.
F1vEMEN TEAMS.
Al 7:S5 o'clnck-Colonials-l Arcade. Ceasrs-5.
Bureaus. Fat Mezr-2 Neulands-5.
TwOMEN TEAMS.
At 1905 o'ciock-Moss and IAdvig-l, Whitney
and G~e-5. Buell. ard Williamson-3. Hartmann
and Brown, Gibson and staub6 Caldwell and
Goodman.
INDIVIDUALS
At II ID O'Clock lAnd-l. Miiovich+. Donohue-5.
Hardie-6, Lord-5, Jones'
Tuesday. January "a.
FIvE-MEN TEAMS.
At 7:l5 o'clock-Erssmen-5 Pioneers. Commits
slorers-i, HannOny-6 Nationals. Agriculture.
TWO-MEN TEAMS.
At go o'cl"4-Lord and Hariie-2. Brennan and
Field Land and Jones Waters and krauss B.
NnOylCh and 1bDTsluc-S. Frltz and Rodrlck-4
INDIVIDUALS
At IL O'Clock rin-i, Do1glas-l Weser-6 Il:
Meyers. Burtans-5. Howser-3
At 1l-D o'cock-Donn-6. Hamacher-e Lay-3
ffeenanI. Glass;, Harding.
Wednesday. January 25.
FIvEMEN TEAMS.
At 7:l5 o'cl"x-War-5. Carrolls-2. EAstern-e.
Pilgrims Track and Roadway, Chamber Of
Canmerre+.
TwOMEN TEAMS.
At go ocfrrk-Mcknew and Kranss-s. Walker
and jacobson. Ward and Doyle SwaSgert and
Henderson, Williams and Liekves-3, Thomas
and Cox
INDIVIDUALS
At II ociock-Motyka-i. CArlDr-l IlIdwic-6
Rnirick-s. c. f. Brown McInty-,-a
At IL 20 ocioCk-Gure-2 Thomrscn-5 Whtncyl,
Bundy-6 Young-3. Hasrr+
Thursday. January 26.
TwOMEN TEAMS.
At ':l5 ociuk-Baumann and Seaton-5. Smith
and BurhanIL Rose and Drake-6. Fowler and
oei,ler-3 Brown and Kenpr- Lec4ie and Har-
RS
PTvEMEN TEAMS
AT ss5 O'Clock Knickertnckrn-
Mount Pleasant-5 Navy-1, TreasIry-3. Y. N, G.
As.
INDIVIDUALS.
At IL o'ciock-field-l. Watsrs-S. Allison, Bros
man, kranss-5 Frin-3.
At II 30 o'cnck-Cnllins- Fl. Smith, Robin
SON.. Harvood-l. ESsea-4. Lednnma
Friday, January ~.
F1vEMEN TEAMS
At tbs o'ciock-R X. Y. NJ. {. A. Puritans
"a Manhattsns-L P1nmacs-3 Iruquois-s Cont
nentals-.
TwOMEN TEAMS
At On O'Clock iilday and Walsh-l Bursdine and
Eckstein-@ Watson and Eka-3. Page and War
REM Shafr and Miler-5. Warner and Har-
WOOD
INDIVIDUALS.
At Ii c'cinck-Miller-2 Hariowt Sham3I,
Bundine-3. Machlr-5 Eckxtsn-
At lilo o'clnck-W,tson-S. J.. willismsA o.
teilo-2 Ekr-5. Bennie-l, StrlleA !
Saturday, January q.
TwO-MEN TEAMS.
At us o'ciock-Brady and Van B,uukirt-i Co.
man and McI,ennan Bum and Allison-a StelIe
and McCartee-6. h--rispn and Brush-a Crss nd
Niehus-a
At SIS o'clock-Couper and GarrettI Miller and /
AugsHtes. Smith and Parker--l. Hardie md /
Carlson and Myen4 Hammer and Il
Aachler-a
INDIVIDUALS.
At lois o'clock-Parker-3 Waish-l Hende1u
Is. smith, Gilday-2. B,shop&
At loss oclock-McI.ennan-2 1. Kra~- Cor.
mani. Auguste-6. Miiier-5 McKnesa
At II rs o'caock-Oeh,er-s. Leckie-2 Fowsa-k l
Ayefs-l, Fanow-s. NiehusA
Monday, January 10.
TwO-MEN TEAMS.
At f15 o'clo6-Houser and Chapln-k Rnnh A
Mcintyre and Notyin-A Hafaan end
Waitas4. Leitheisn and OshlsrIS Aonknpa al
Doyie-a --ss.-s
At s:4 o'caoch-G. scharf spd NcKip,ev,
fhnmpsou and Bundys HagR end Hoalnna q
Hfls and Dssidsou-3. Rirksf md J. ocAarASf
c1nduick and McCAuley-A -
INDIVIDUAL
Al 1x oe9uct-Wansn-l. Csnphnn-L HM4.