The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-02-15
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Richmond on February q eIossd last
Wednesday night, secretssy James
Fields came forward with the assertion
that 100 local kdishts Of ne big pin
game would be represented from the
District In the diGerent events.
Not only will the District BE repre-
scented by 100 individuals, but from this
crowd eleven Of the beet team In this
vicinity win be ,Eathered 10 be led by
no other than the local famous Chamber
OF uemmerce ontnt IN the nve-u,en
events. < ~ ~. -. -
With less than week renainine for
the Richmond and Baltimore sowlers to
perfect their deliveries. every saIiey in
this city win be the scene Of practice
each night, as the local rollers are now
taking the big tenpin classic Heriously
ant are going to the Virginia city TO-
bring home the best part Of the bacon
offered. ~
The Following is the roster of the iive-
men teams which wiz compste.s -.
Chamber OF Commerce.. @. Hummer;
captain; Ha rrys Pearson. Frank Wyeu.
Georse Garrett. .Dlck" Barber, and
James Cooper I
,Agrieuiturew. J. German. captain;
C. A. Drake. Robert McLennan. Z. B.
Doyle, and j. f. Eielda
captain. Coleman, HALEY, and Miller,
Manhattanx-R. Barber. ID. ID. Walk
er, c. f.. Jacobsen tcaptain). Z, 3. NC
KNEW. H. Y. Kraass. and H. A. Rob-
inett. s-k
/ Palace-H y. Krauss. e. S. McKnew.
II. c. Fritx Frank Thomas. and ]. Z.
Fields tcaDsztn)..T
Pilgrims 6. Jones. George c.
schaefer r. Burdine, Joseph Hardie
tcsptainb. and ]. A. LedHum.
4,Bnreau-Frank Mfiovitch. George Land.
Ray Donahue. Joseph Hardie. and n. s.
Jones Captain. ~.
Knickerbockers-P W. Page captain.
James BerraIl Herman Rosengarten,
Conrad Doyle. and Buck" Allison.
Pioneers-Frank Thomas>tcaptain}. E.
Staub, A. II. Rodrick. George Wenner.
Z. j. Lamster. and Mr.. Williamson
Nationals Pop Haley tcaptain).
BUCK Oiiveri. Harry ArmiGer, Ray
Chapman. Ed. Howser, and M, {. Wat
son.
A trio Of ageuts from the Pacific Coast
Bowling Association are soor to come
to Washington TO try and induce the
local tenpin bowlers to enter In the big
tournament which is to be held in San
Francisco IN conjunction with the Pan
Exposition. These three
agents are President +. ID. Bush of the
San Francisco and Suburban bowling
Secretary E, W. Scott, OF
the Paciec Coast Bowling Association. 1
a nd f. W. Irwin. the crack bowler from
the coast who has three times won the
city championship OF San Francisco.
II is the idea of these men to induce |
the local bowiers and the bowiers all
over the country to enter the big tour
riament, and while they are on their ex-
tensiye tour they are meeting all CONF
FRS. m the three-men team line. Three
ocaI alleys have aireadr onered the
tourists dates. and Secretary Fields has
been given the arrangement of select
ng the three men TO bowl against fhe
Pacific Coast delegates
In connection with the approach OF the
E. W. Scott has arranged
With a local motion picture house for the
OF specia. bowling films
which will be accompanied by lecture
which will be beneficial to the local
bowlers.
The Pilgrim team Of the Colonial Ten
pin League hung up new mark FOR the
season in the games against the Conti-
rentals Thursday might when they Sc
cured LILO pins In the last game and
!otaied a set of 2.s31 pins in the nights
-oIling 7 ' -
Lednum. Burdlne, and Shaffer put over
90 games n the final match, and through
heir feature bowling the Pilgrims were
,ble to hang up the high score. ~
Besides competing in the intercityl
tournament of Richmond. the local foi-
overs of the big pins may take prom
nent part in the coming events OF the
National Bowling Congress-, to be held
It Atlantic city some time In April Dr.
,ector Henry C. Heidmen. of the n. b.
4. was in Washington last week and
;pent quite a little time at the Paiace
BOWLING alleys, where he explained the
zig tenpin series in detail. He was given
assurance by Secretary Field before his
departure that Washington would be rep
esented in the coming classic at Atlantic
,ity. .-..
The National Capital Duckpin League
las planned a three-baii tournament to
,c held O. soon as arrangements can
,e made for the use Of the Palace al
eys This tourney has been I AIMED TO
aise funds sor the big banquet 20 be
,eld by that association at the end OF the
eason. A committee made up Of Messrs.
HALEY. and Carroll has been
appointed to arrange details.
Rodeffer. Of the yirginias. Of the South
vest Duckpin League. put across a set
II Sd in the, games against Parker. Brid-
Jet & Co. Monday night In his OPEN
ng game he secured los. and In the next
lie put through the highest game of the
.vening by spilling 100 pins. but In the