The Washington times., 1913-01-05
Announcement of Date and
Fact That Event Is Inter-
city Affair Adds Interest.
TO HOLD CONFERENCE
HERE ON SATURDAY
AL Leagues Start Up Tomorrow
Night on Schedules After Holi-
day Postponements.


TO be held February 8. is meeting will
approval from all of the bowlers in tn,
city today. Added zest will be giver
by the fact that the tenpin men from
Richmond and Baltimore have beer
asked to compete, and the tri-city even
Is expected to draw well.
Tne tournament is to be given BY the
city association. and representatives oi
hfteen teams met to decide upon the
date and ways and means of conducting
the event.
There is little doubt but the bowlers
of Baltimore and Richmond will enter
the tourney. Representatives from both
cities are to be here on Saturday 10
meet the Washington representatives
when the matter will be fully talked
over.
The Bureaus. Commissioners, Agricul-
fure, Navy, and Interior teams of the
departmental; Manhattans. Pioneers,
Continentals. Iroquois, and Pilgrims, OF
the Colonial; and G.. P. O., Chamber of
Commerce and Columbias, of the Dis
trfct League. had members present at
the meeting. The subject Of the tourna-
ment was enthusiastically received.
The same officers who had charge of
the affair last season will be again in
charge. More entries are looked for
this year and the week is expected to
Be banner one for bowlers in the city,
Big pin and duckpin bowlers are to
get together again tomorrow night when
schedules will be resumed following the
holiday season But few of the leagues
were In operation during the recess a
added interest is expected after the long
layon.
All of the leagues VIII be in fun opera
ton tomorrow night at the various al
leys as follows:
Distriet-RathskelIer alleys. Commerce
Departmental-Palace alleys, Bureau
VI. Interior
colonial-Palace alleys. Continental VS..
Nirg1nians
Examiners-Arcsde alleys. Engineers
va Interference.
Individual tourney - Palace alleys,
Thomas, Mcknew. Hardie.
National Capital-Fat Mems alleys,
Fat Men VS.. Climbers.
District-Saengerbund alleys. Saengers
ys. Garrisons
Northeaste Northeastern alleys,
Carols VS.. Ha1lons.
Commercial-Palace alleys. Baking VS..
Departmental Capitol Hill alleys.
Treasury VS.. War
Arcade-Arcade alleys. Laborites vs.
Bankers
Carroll counciI-Genoas VS.. Columbia.
southern R. r. -Comptrollers VS..
Treasury.
K of c. IntercounciI-Pat. B. c. alleys.
Carol VS.. oPtomacs; Spalding vs. Wash
lDgton.
Terminal r. r. Y. NJ. c. A.-Union
Station alleys. Station No. l VS.. Shops.
Observation-Disclosures alleys, Greens VS..
Reds; Whites VS.. Blues.
Ingram Memorial = Ingram Church
alleys. Boosters VS.. White Caps.
Pop HALEY, captain of the Wells
bach duckpin team is today winner of
the down and out tournament which
was a part of the holiday feature of
the Royal alleys. Haley defeated Rider
for the title in the finals.
Rider had led in individual average
fer ten best games and came through
20 the finals. Knocking over 362 pins
for a good average. HALEY took Riders
mark away from him.
weckeTiy and Oliver followed in order.
In the roli-off for the finals HALEY
eseiiy took first prize, beating his rival
BY s. pins.
Averages published today show the
Arcade Market to be leading in the Ar
cade Duckpin League by good mar
gin. The team has played thirty-six
games of which IL has won twenty |
three. lmnanuels are second, with |
better team average for games rolled. |
The week Is expected to change the |
standing of the league as all three |
IcdrnS Al lilc lOp orc CiocClF DNAIHCN-
Laborites, which are last in the |
league. lead in team average. being |
many pins to the god ahead of the real !
many pins to the good ahead of the real !
individual leader having played in
ttfrty-siS games for an average of 102.
Rsy Morgan. the Nationals ball play
er, Is going to bring a team here TO |
meet a picked Washington five. IT is
tntimated that the two Krauss boys,
-, 4 ,r,I ga r.-fII .alr (
the Baltimore aggregation on for a
series Of games here and then go to
Baltimore for return engagement.
MORGAN will surely be accommodated
And will probably find that his team is
not in class with these men. who are
about the best in the city at the present
time.
Commercial League is experiencing
one Of the closest races of the season.
Star and Hahn are tied for the lead
with Woodward & Lothrop close on
their heels. Chaplin & Sacks, the fourth
team IN the standing, has a god chance
10 nose out any team ahead Of it.
The Navy Department Duckpin
League. newly organized. announces
Its schedule. as follows:
January 4. Marine Corps No. ! VS..
and Repair: 10. Marine
Corps No 2 vs. Construction and Re
Dair. ii. marine corps no. j NS. steam
II. Steam Engineering VS..
and Repair: 81 Marine
Corps No. ] Ss. Marine Corps No. .:
n, Marine Corps No. 3 We. Steam En-
cheering: Is, Marine Corps No. l IS.
and Repair: 81, Marine
Corps No. rs. Construction and Re-
pair.
February 4. Marine Corps No. VS..
Steam Engineering; Z, Construction and
Repair; VS.. Steam Engineering; II. Ma
dne Corps No. VS.. Marine Corps No.
!: IA. Marine Corps No. VS.. Steam
Engineering: is. Marine Corps No. /
-. Construction and Repair: q. Ma
fne Corps No. 2 VS.. Construction and
Repair; %. Marine Corps No. I VS..
5team Engineering: 2s. Steam Engin-
pering VS.. Construction and Repair.
March 4. Marine Corps No. VS..
Marine Corps No. l; Z. Marine Corps
90. VS.. Steam Engineering; II. Ma /,
fne No. ! va Construction and Re
,air: IA. Marine Corps No. VS.. Con-
truction and Repair; Is, Marine Corps
So- I va Steam Engineering; 2f. Con-
tructton and Repair VS.. Steam En-
'1neering: e. Marine Corps No. vs. |
Marine Cogpo No. z "a