The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-03-29
CAPITAL BOWLERS
TO PERFORM AGAIN
IN NE|GHBOR CITY
Baltimore Officials Offer WASH
Ington Men Further Chance
for Victories.

A number Of washington bowlers who
not fortunate enough to have had
hand IN the great showing made in the
Baltimore City tournament on WASH
ington night. when teams from the
CNpital established themselves In the
first five positions in the five-man
events. and hung up the two highest
marks in the doubles, will journey to
the Monumental City today in an eff
fort to bring home additional laurels.
The opportunity for this second In
vasion resulted from the action of the
tournament management in lowering
the bars for further entries, after the
opening of the tourney. Announcement
TO this effect was contained In letter
to George Iseman, from j. c. McCahan,
secretary Of the Baltimore Bowling AS
ISOLATION. Says McCahan, we have de
cided to lift the rules and accept ad-
ditional entries"
The action OF the Baltimore authori-
ties, although possibly not in strict ac-
cord with tournament ethics, has at
least given the local pinspillers further
opportunity to demonstrate their super
iority.
Tho following rollers will catch the
$50 W. B. and A. car:
Two-man teams-Howard and Nc
Nichols. Fookes and Swart. Pratt and
Ferguson. Clyde Acton and w. NJ. FL
lott. ]: A. Head and c. Kettler,. Nlcho-
George Carroll and william Bohannon.
lndividuals-Tad Howard. Thomas Nc
Nichols. v. NJ. Fookes, Pratt, Fergu-
son. Clyde Acton. ]. A. Head. Nichols
Chaconas. George Carroll, C. H. Kett-
Ter, William Elliott. Max Offenders
William Bohannon.
Five-man teams-National Capital.
Grand Centrals. Kaiser No. 1, Victoria
No. I. submarines.
The long expected Syracuse entry OF
4ive teams, which was known to have
been on its way to Washington, has at
last arrived. The local management has
accepted the entry. as II Is said to bear
postmark prior to midnight last Satur-
day, closing time.
The Syracuse contingent, in addition
to the team entries, has entered the
doubles and singles events.
This additional entrance from syria
cuse brings the total of teams repre-
senting that city in the tournament up
The city. incidentally, is making a
strong bid for the 1917 Atlantic Coast
tourney, and is expected to land the
event.
Palace Alleys, and the National Capital
alleys have received a challenge from
Capt. Rae Fookes, of the Almas Patrol
6hriners' League. The def stipulates
that q picked team representing the two
alleys meet the Almas Patrol the early
part of next week. The challenge has
been accepted and a tentative selection
made as follows: From the Grand Cen,
trail team, Mrs. Isemann, Mrs. Clark
Snd Mrs. Vogelsberger; from the Ma.
tional Capital team. Miss Billie VII
liams and Miss Frech.' A team thus
composed would in all probability rep
resent the best aggregation of woman
bowlers that could be mustered within
the limits of the city, and should al
least let the Almas Patrol know thai
they were In night.
An interesting match with supper al
stake is to be staged at the Roya
alleys the latter part of the week be
tween George Isemann and Pop Haley
and Eddie Howser and Harry Krauss
The quartet will roll candles. ducks
and rubber banded ducks. The Howser
Krauss combination Is considered BY
many TO be the strongest twosome II
the District.
Good progress Is being made In thu
BuAjnessmen's pocket-billiard tourna
ment. being held at the Grand Contra
Palace alleys. Payne Is so far undo
feAted, having played to the perfec
SCORE of four wins out of four games
Elliott follows with two victories II
three, while King and Cannon have eacl
won one out of two. OF four game
that Head has played he has annexed
two wins.
Bookings for tonight's play are: 3 p
m. Chaconas VS.. Cannon; p. m. Ree'
vs.. Cannon.
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