The Washington times., 1913-09-20
BOWLERS CONTINUE
TO FALL IN LINE
One League Begins Schedule
and Others Are Soon to
Start Rolling.
By KIRK c. MILLER.

Three important meetings Of bowling
leagues, which will help much in setting
the season into its regular stride, are
scheduled to take place next week Joe
Costinett, president Of the Arcade
League, which rolls at the small pins.
has called his teams together for Mon
day night. when details for pursuing the
schedule which begins September q, will
be completed. Similar business will be
transacted at meetings of the Southern
Railroad Clerks League. which is
scheduled for Wednesday in the build
ing at 1900 Pennsylvania avenue.
President H. r. Fellinger, of the In
terdenominational League has issued q
call for bowlers of the several churches
represented in that circuit to gather at
his home, 707 Fourteenth street south
east, next Monday night. Fellinger urges
that every bowler in the organization be
present at this meeting, as detailed
plans for the approaching bowling year
will be made. If possible. the Interde-
nominational League will begin its
schedule on Monday night. October 6,
the Palace alleys (downstairs) being the
most likely alleys to be used
Indications are that rolling In the
Westminster Duckpin League will COM
mence on the second Monday in October
which falls on the 18th. A schedule
which will include about sixty games, is
now being prepared by a committee ap-
pointed last Monday night, for that pur-
pose. Officials to have charge OF the
1914 season have been named. George
Grubbs being named president, while
Charles Hafie will be official scorer. J.
r. donaldson has been elected secretary
and trea surer
Washington's 1854 bowling season
was officially ushered in Thursday
night when teams in the Commercial
circuit rolled the first league games of
the year. VIM. Hahn & Sons took the
measure OF the Columbia Printing Com
pany team by two games out of three
Ihis is the first season on the alleys
for Columbia. and it started out its
Hahn by 40 to 44. The latter team,
however, struck its stride in the sec
ond and third strings and its victories
read like this: 4ss to 452 and 473 to 45s.
voSelsberger and Wagner We're the
stars on their respective teams
Two sets~were also decided last night
In the Commercial League r. Ber-
berich took all three Of its games from
General Baking Company by scores Of
425-4T. 4J6-447, and 45O-455. Reinhardt
and Heinzman starred for the winners
whiie Osterman and Hollidge rolled the
highest individual strings for Berbe-
rich. The second set last night was be-
tween Tolman Laundry. which lost all
three games, and Welshbachs The lat
ters victories were substantial in all
of the games. Wooden and HALEY were
high pins.
There is some doubt as to whether
or not a league will be formed this Yea
at the Washington Railway and Re-
lief Association headquarters, which
has its alleys in the Palace Alleys
Building. 1t WAS announced TO-DAY that
prizes may be hung up from month 10
month for which the members of the
Relief Association will roll. Interest
Is thought to he kept alive better by
this system. Definite action as to the
plans of this body will be taken at a
meeting next Wednesday night.