The Washington times., 1916-04-16

Syracuse stands out as ono Of the
greatest bowling towns in the East. and
Syracuse Sowlers have distinguished
themselves in national tournaments
throughout the country. Particularly IN
Boston last year. at the first tourney OF
the Atlantic Coast Bowling Association
did the doughty pln-warriors from the
city of Salt" achieve renown by their
accomplishment on the alleys.
Syracuse bowlers are taking par
ticuiar interest In the Washington tour
ney. as they confidently expect to stage
the big classic In their city next year.
With the rollers participating In the
actual compositions. a large deleRation
Of support 10 expected to be present
tomorrow night. The entire CONTINGENT,
although primarily here for tho purpose
OF shooting In the tourney. will never
thslses partake of the nature OF a boost
ing committee in favor or Syracuse's
selection as the scene of next years ma
tionai championship competitions.
With a number Of the very best duck
MIN shooters IN the North In their ranks.
ths New Yorkets may be expected to
nut up an interesting exhibition.
In addition to the eight Syracuse
o,,ints which will toe the mark tomor-
row night, there will be on hand q team
from Auburn. N. Y, one from Oneida
N. Y, one from Revere. Mass. and an
other from Boston. The last-named ID
Paul Poshier's noted Miah Murrays.
who shattered the duckpin record last
night with tho exceptional set OF l.ol'
topping the existing mark set by the
shermans, OF Washington. by 10 pins
The Miah Mlirrays will shoot at the
sllm-wasited candles tomorrow night.
Thev should perform even better against
the curtain-pole pins than the ducks as
they are more accustomed to rolling 10
them. Candle pins are used most eA
tensively throughout New England. even
10 the exclusion OF the smaller PIN
There Will he thirteen sessions In the
competitions Tuesday. the last sched,
uied day of the tourney. Rolling VIII
continue throughout Wednesday. TOW how
are a number of postponed matches 10 10
be DISPOSED Of, and several entries IN
the ladies' caass, which have been re-
Gently received, and assigned 10 "eo-
nesday.
Practically the entire Of Tuesday att
crnoon will be devoted to the rolling OF,
OF the do ibles and singles, tenpins, 9i o.
the Syracuse invaders: Beginning at !.
noon. a number of them will be seen
paired or in the tenpjin doubles. These
will not be entirely disposed OF until .ne
close OF the 2:30 session. when forty
eight sinsisS from .,nSsr 1ns satt az the hey after
noon. up TIL 6:46. will be consumed u
this class.
Tuesday evening, commencing at I.io
four duckpin teams, two tenpin seams
and a candle team will take to the PIN
Ways, Much interest will attach 10 tnt
roIiinR in the duckpin event OF tnt
Cordes Star, OF New YORK VINO hia Las'
MN class with a high set of 2.ssS. They
were the first tenpin team TO or2nk ,nss
the 2 800 class, topping the eNistlne
record OF the Manufacturers Cluo Tea"
by siKty-three Rn,Lor pins; with the corde.
stars will be seen the Muckers, oI rev
York. on which will roll Joe Thum' one
az the veterans of bowling; g..
A. GengierIs team. the H9asons. re sor ~
Hoboken. N. j., are carded to take t'
the alleys in the same session WASH
ington Is expected to turn out hleranS
an masse TO witness the performance
Of these noted wizards OF the nS, aMsy' n
Indications are that the last night o.
the regular rolling will provide tho oes
SaId ~ celebrated rollers yet seen II
the tourney. Throughout the entlr'
evening II will be case q one s.a s,
following another through the paoaoc'
Ssts All existing records may so com
nieteIy by the boards on TINS hisht
many are certain to. a., ,..o,
Wednesday afternoon Will be ceVote'
to rolling on what leit over onS nSu Wednes
day night will again present an intersst
ing spectacle. when a number y laaie
teams will take to the alleys tor nao'es Lao q,
Night. This will be an an otineo ihncVn, Se,n'
the first time that women ever paruci
pated In a big classic.
Tomorrow's GARD in all classes Is a
icnI~S II ~ mp. Pohler-Archie Walsh. Bos
ton. Mass; Taylor-Boyce Boston
Mass: J. ]. Kerrigan-J. Murphy: Bos
ton; Mass PatriSk EHIEslsA; MsKse.s alt1sa Gresn
sSston soston. Mass; d. oDonnell-G. Land
Boston' Mass.: W. A. Cornell-W. Neary
Boston. Mass. Duckpins. No.,
iSI5 p. mr.; D. BonitZ;o; Srnn, n,,IN
Passaic' =. J.; / h Fiuerts9nGIen Gss0nGnI Riddei
YoTE: MsT a. kliiaon-H. F1annSsan, Ney
York: r. f. RiGkers-E. q. WhtmsI
Richmond. Va a. sH.teTShR RoHs.S.H M Xy
" McFaTIand, Richmond. Va; J. 7
RnileySH. II. wade. Richmond. Va; "
MiIier-J. q. Anderson, Richmond; va
whatton-A. Harris, Richmond VI
i:S6 D. MI. Taylor. Boston. Mass
r. Boyce, Boston. Mass; Paul Pohle
Boston, Mass: Archie Walsh, Bostoi
Mass, NJ. Mckee. Boston. Mass; sal
Green, Boston, Mass; John J. Kerriga'
Revere, Mass: Gaspari Blasi, Rever'
Mass; John Murphy. Revere. Mass
Patrick Farrell. Revere. Mass; Ath
II. Miller, Revere, Mass. Candlepins
D. m.-George Brunt, Passaic. \
j.; e. ID. Bonitz. asaic. N. j.; Josep
smith, Passaic, N. j.; /. r. Elston. j.
Passaic. n. j.; B, F. Dunn. Passaic. J
j.; II. Horton, New York; J. Tietzel
New York; c. Rider. New York; Gler
Fiddell. New York. H. Flanagan, Ne
YofK: q. allison. New York; A. gu
terlin, New York. Tenpins.
$50 p! MI. Van Ness-J. Spear
Newark, N. j.: c. Wagner-R. Ellie
Newark, Nj. r. Gilland-W. wolngartl
Newark. N. j.; w. Ennis-B: FraEis
wheeling. w Va; B. j: Morgan-V
stevenson, Wheeling, w. Va; ]. RAJ
kin-F. Schmidt. Wheeling. w. We
Louis Westphal-C. o'Hagan, New Yorl
Arthur wessel-Lee Johns. Nsy Yorl
JAG Auer-Dan McPhee. NeY York;
r. Homburg~L, A. SchaerD Raltimor
Nd: R. g., Jones-C. J. o'Neil. Washing
'On s:.S nRL D. mR.mL. Van Ness. Newark. !