The Washington times., 1914-01-27
WILL
BE REPRESENTED
irlmy Fields to Take Five
BowIers to A. B. C. Tourney
in Buffalo.
By KIRK c. MILLER.

Besides being represented at Rich
nopd, in the intercity tenpin tourna-
nent on February l, Washington will
lso have its coterie of bowlers on
b. scene when the fourteenth an
lual tournament of the American
5uwling Congress convenes in Rut-
aIO. n. Y, on March 3. One team,
i the very lowest estimate, will go
o the metropolis OF western New
York, from the Capital City, to roll
n the bowling classic of 1874, and
ly the time the entries close, two
bthers may have Joined the local
bontingent.
-i'v Tenpin Association, has corralled
four tenpin artists, and, with himself
IS the fifth bowler, will make the jour
ney TO Buffalo. This insures one en-
rl in the five-man event from here,
ssru any two members of that quint
n-- also compete IN the doubles or
Rny one member may participate in the
siI -les. The five-man team, that is
sU to go from here, will be made up
pf NcKnew- as pilot, Fritz. Thomas. H.
K ~auss, and Fields, anchor man.
Should any of these bowlers decide to
rs resent Washington in the singles,
viii more than likely be Harry
X auss.
sSotas and BaIboas became entan-
El,I in a tie for the cellar champion
~ in the Washington Council Ik. Of
League. Each has a record of
Be On games won and eleven lost, which
Eil es them a percentage Of .3Ss. La
s. I. es took all three, from DeSotos
RIa Champlains took two out of three
from Balboas, giving the former team
5 s y. rsN'sr hold on the league 'f@os
fclAntics succeeded in keeping them
s. es out of a tie for the crown with
. h Waverlies as co-partners. The for
mrr won one out of the set of three
rCied with the latter, and now but a
single game separates the two quints.
booking forward to tonight'S match be-
iW zen the Gannons and Raccar Club.
fTlc Gannons are going to import new
SrUllcr into the league. the same being
.blule other than Vincent Gulli, the cap
! lain of the Arcadians GULL has been
o the eligibility list of the Gannons
81 e early in the season, but until
/ |n.E has never been called upon to
show his form.
All was quiet Mondav night up along
the Potomac alleys, where the N. Baers
trounced the A. Baers for two out of
three. No change in the standings OF
Ithe league resulted from the set, but
Z, nights match between the Arling-
Il rs and Potomacs may dislodge the
|f.-mer from their berth I'm second place.
set IS sure to attract crowd Of
-eTs 10 the alleys
relaWares lodged ahead OF the Pc
scots for exclusive right to fourCh
ton when they won two out of
@ from the Niagara Quint. Niagara
e very near dropping the entire trio
-ames, as its victory in the first
nd was but by a single duCSpin, the
re being 2S6 to 2S5.
hose youths down in the South
.'Stern Junior .iuckpin circuit are
Eing some lively contests. and all
Il ay need to put themselves on an
. ru basis with some Of the older
-ECe is to dispose Of some Of those
. TtpOned games. Only Monday night
Spartans walked away with two
, -Gs OF their contests with the Tri.
s In this set 5 VerdTs game of -.
IS him something to brag about il
way Of an individual record.
he Pepco quint didn't give the G..
der duCkpin killers a chance when
{ Sc teams met in the game scheduled
the Mercantile League. Thomas
NE Of IL was high. but he was
1ded for that honor by Fisher and
5 ct. both Of whom contributed single
mes Of ITO.
those Nationals. up in the Arcaoe