The Washington times., 1913-04-30
MEDALS AWARDED
DUCKP|N ROLLERS
lntercounciI Leagues Gather
in Final Banquet of Year at
Continental Hotel.
By KIRK c. MILLER.

The 1928 bowling season of the In
tercouncil Duckpin League is today Of
ffcially closed. presentation of medals
and honorable mentions having been
made at the last banquet of the year,
which was given at the Continental
Hotel last night. Capt Daddy, of the
Carroll team, winner of the Intercoun-
ell race, was presented with a silver low
ing cup, on which was engraved the
names of each member of his team.
Medals for high individual records were
promised to Messrs. Thye. of Spalding
Nolan. of Potomac; Daddy, of Carroll;
Mclaughlin. of Carroll, and Casey. of
Washington Council.
Joseph Sheehan was the unanimous
choice for toastmaster at the Inter-
council banquet, and he accepted and
filled that position with credit to him.
self and the knights of Columbus. Few
of the members or guests were fortu-
nate to get away without being called
upon to talk by that genial toastmaster.
who adopted a pleasant manner of
roasting every speechmaker. Judge
German was called upon three times
to address his brothers and their
guests, he having responded each time,
entirely to the delight of his listeners.
List of Guests.
Messrs. Daddy, Horan, Mclaughlin, Nc
han, Kennedy, Kelly. Mullin, Hates, of
Carroll Council League; Bickenbacker,
Howard, Thye, Mccarthy. Kennedy.
Tabler, Grady, Lovless, McAuliff, Wal
ter Nolan, and the Cleary brothers. of
Spalding Council League; J. Murtaugh.
T. Murtaugh. Hahoney, j. Burns. Raf-
terry, NJ. f. Donogh, Murray, E.
Burns, Mccormick, Freeman, McDer-
mott, Kennedy. and Luisky, of Keane
Council League; Hewitt, Columbus. Cor
rigan, Smith, McLarney. Dougherty,
O'Connell. Myers. Mellon, Helan, Plant,
Feely. Clarke, B. Nolan, O'Clarke, F.
Nolan. of Potomac Council League;
Cunningham. Cum ;i,,In . keane. shugrue. J: Re.
Washington Council League.
Arcade Gives Medals.
Members of the Arcade Duckpin
League were unanimous in their opin-
ion that the season just closed has
been the most successful of its history
these resolutions having been reached
at a meeting of the bowlers at the Of
flee of Joseph R. Costinet yesterday af-
ternoon, when cash prizes and medals
were awarded to a score of duckpin
artists who distinguished themselves on
the alleys.
Sherwoods. which team finished the
season In first place won the $50 cash
prize which has been the goal of every
member of the eight quints. ImperiaIs,
runners up in. the Arcade League, won
the second prize Of $35 while the third
place award of SIS. is the property of
lmmanuels. Arcade Market, G. p. O.,
Bankers. and Holmeads finished in the
order named.
Eickhorn, of the G. p. o. team. who
made the best individual game. was
presented with a medal, as were
Thighe, of Sherwoods. for greatest num-
Der OF spares, and Gheen, of Imrnan-
uels. for greatest number of strikes
The medals were diamond, gold, and
silver, respectively.
Few Changes Noted.
Few changes occurred in the standings
in the fourth annual tournament of the
Washington City Bowling Association in
last nights matches. AS a whole, the
scores were below the standard. but a
single 800 total having been registered.
This occurred IN the Class A singles.
when Aasson, of Division B, totaled 81.
Following is tonight's schedule:
TEAMS