The Washington herald., 1912-02-03
HERALD TOURNEY
ON ONCE MORE
Pin knights VIII Roll Tonight on
Royal Alleys in The Herald
$ Duckpin Tournament.

Tonight viii witness the second ron
on in The Washington Herald duckph
tournament at the Royal Alleys. 10
New York avenue northwest. At "a
o'clock the Y. NJ. G. A. quint Of th
hawks, Of the Arcade League. VIII hooi
should make good scores. as the boy
can all spill the little pins and are aftei
| the medals.
On alleys 3 and the Johnsons, Of tn.
Spalding Council League. and the Ma,
tionai five. OF the National Capita
League. Will shoot for the pins, and therS
Is every promise In the world that thess
two aggregations will roll up higf
scores
The rolling on opening night gave evi.
dence that the tourney will be a huge
success, both In the number OF men
bowling and the quality OF the scores.
Baum. who Is at present leading for high
individual game. with a mark Of 1s7,
seems fair 20 be left in the rear. as the
pin knights who are yet to bowl are
confident that they can better that mark.
Over at the Ingram Church, in Tenth
street northeast, the bowlers In the In
gram Church League will hold a down
and out tournament 70 decide just who
will represent the church on the team
that will bowl in The WASHINGTON Her
aid duokpin tournament. This is a good
plan, as the eight bowlers having the
highest scores win be the ones who will
roll IN the tourney at Frank Sherman's 3
alleys
Frank Baker. Of the Ingram team, was
an interested spectator at the opening Of
the tournament, and from the statements
Of the Ingram PIN knight that team will
just about walk away with the top prize
Baker says that his quint will roll any
where from SD up-and that Is going a
few
Several interesting trays are booked
for tonight in the singles and doubles,
as some OF the best pin spillers IN the
District are scheduled TO bowl An bowl
ers are requested to leave their names
with the official scorer. who will be In
the front OF the Royal parlors Just pre-
vious to each set.
The teams are requested TO be on hand
promptly at the time specified for them
to bowl, as the time Is limited In which
TO run of the tourney, and owing TO the
large entry list every man must hustle.
On Monday night SchaefeE and Keeier
viii bowl on alley No. = and McCarty
and Baum will shoot for the pins on
alley No. 4. starting at 7:30 o'clock. The
Welsbach team. OF the National Capital
League, and the Bethany Qufnt, Of the
Inte-denominationaI League, will hook
up on alleys Nos 3 and 4. starting at
$50 o'clock. This should furnish the
rooters with a little excitement, as these
quints are going at a fast pace at
present.
At l0:45 o'clock Dunn and weckerly
will ron on alley No. ., while II. Krauss
and L. Krauss will roll the little balls
On alley No. 4 ..s -.. .. ...
In addition to the gold, silver and
bronze medals. that will be given as
prizes by The Washington Herald, there
are several team and Individual prizes
1ffered by local firms. Manager Fletch-
r, OF the Brunswick Bake CoIlender
Company. has offered three mineralite
1alls to the team bowling the highest
cam game. and Manager Charlie King.
II Spauldings, will donate a Massachu-
Ietts state Bowling League score book
% the same team
Henry Offterdinger has offered a box
" fifty Oftys to the individual making
he greatest numOer of strikes in the
ingles three games), while Cochran will
yive the bowler making the great num-
'er Of spares in the singles Cthree
Ismes). a box of fifty good cigars.
Several other well known firms will
lang up splendid prizes for individual
'owlers, and 1t is also planned TO have
mother team prize |