The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-23
BANKERS Will
Open TOURNEY
Bowlers of Finance League
Given Honor on Wood
row Wilson Night"
ENTRIES ARE POURING In

Bowling Association tournament, which
starts here April 3, has fallen to the lot
of the teams from the Bankers League,
which will compete in the great sporting
event.
The inaugural of the tourney has been
officially termed Woodrow Wilson
night" as it is planned to have the Presi-
! dent take some active part IN the first
night ceremonies. but the bankers will
share the center of the limelight with the
Chief Executive.
Tournament headquarters in the Cham
Der of Commerce building was again a
busy place yesterday. Twenty teams
from this city sent in their entrance fees,
and in nearly every instance the bowlers
entered "alI the way''-that is in teams,
singles and doubles. The number of
teams. doubles and singles from the Ma
| tional Capital Is far above local expecta-
tons. and every one connected with the
big tournament was in great spirits yes
terday.
From the present indications there will
be about 1JO teams from Washington,
with the two-man and singles events well
represented. Every bowler in the city, il
seems. is going to avail himself of the
first opportunity ever presented to roll in
a national tournament. The tournament
officials are anxious to get local entries
in as soon as possible, in order to allow
an actual start on the schedule. The last
date upon which entries can be filed is
Saturday. March Is. just three days of.
Among the teams, doubles and singles
entered yesterday were the following:
Government Printing Office team, duck
pins-H. G. Wolstenholme, Edward H.
Brian. Ralph \. Murdoch. Thomas A.
Hassett, John ]. Fitzgibbons. Carl Fisch-
err. Wallie J. Cousins, captain. Wolsten-
holme and Percy c. Elicit in doubles and
WOlstenholme in singles.
In all events:
Rushe's Arcades. duckpins CHyattsviIle)
~. MCCallister, C. Montgomery. Char
les Fenwick. William Myers, G. Key
warth. II. Carr. Harry B. Wright. cap
tain. Observation-Disclosures and Montgom-
cry. F. Fenwick, ard G. Keyworth, II.
Wright and w. Myers. All six in the
singles.
Washington Post team. duckpins-in all
events-George w. Brandt, William Cow
ert. John Ferber. Chester Richardson.
William b. Sleigh. George Waidelich,
Francis NJ. Riedel. manager. Doubles
George w Brandt and Chester Richard
son. George Waidelich and John Ferber,
William Covert and William B. Sleigh.
All in the singles.
Royal team. duckrins-all events-H. B.
Haley. captain; Z. T. Lewis. J. B. Car
roll, H Stanford. II. F krauss c. F.
Lennon. Doubles-Lewis and Lennon,
Haley and Krauss, Carroll and STAN
ford. All in singles.
Wesbach team, duckpins-M. II. Wood
en-. V. Oliveri, S Oliveri. c. d. Whalley,
L. G. Isemann, captain; A. \. McBee.
Eugene E. Bell, and Whalley in doubles
Bell and Whalley in singles.
\. c. N. Y, Inglesides, duckpins-all
events-team. Earl Eiker, J. r. Meaney.
]. w. JOliffe, ]. T. Eiker, George L. Ise-
mann. r. X. Whitford, captain. Doubles
Earl Eiker and ]. T Eiker, Joliffe and
w. NJ. Farrow jr., Isemann and Meaney.
All In singles
Royals, tenpins. all events-R. F. Bar
Der, D D. Walker. c. F. Jacobsen, E.
s. McKnew. George f. Garrett. II. F.
Krauss; doubles, Jacobsen and McKnew.
Barber and Garrett, A. C. Ryerson and
Walker; singles, all above and Alonzo
H. Krauss.
Portland Athletic CIub-Fred w Hoop
| er and Roger L. Small. Eton W. Thomp-
son and David NJ Beck. In the singles,
Fred w. Hooper, Roger L. Small, David
NJ. Beck, Albert w Hartley, Elton II.
Thompson and Ralph D. Brooks.
Tenpin entry from Baltimore-Doubles
Joseph F. Krichton and lie Roy -Hennick,
and both in singles.
Saginaw tenpin team from New York
City-W. V. Thomson H. E. Licking.
Herman Eaar. Thomas Brynes and James
Wilson: doubles are W. V. Thompson and
Harry Kraus. Hennen Baar and II. f.
Licking and Thomas Brynes and Joseph
! Wilson. with all I'm the singles. Two OF
these men will shoot duckpins, Wilson
and Brynes in the doubles and both in
the singles.
National Laundry duckpin team Gap
ital City League)-H. D, Mccarthy. W.
7. Shank, Q. NJ. Grist, ]. F. Hagner, w.
c. Lakln. Charles Salb, Al Works and c.
W. Yates. captain. In the doubles,
Shanks and Lakin, Mccarthy and Work
and Salb and Hagen, with Mccarthy,
| Iakin. Shank, Work and Hagen in the
singles.
Judd and Detweiler duckpin team Com
mcrcial League)-C. W. Hafle, F. D. Nc
Ceney, G. J. Morrison, F. G. Fellinger,
F. E. Haarer and E. X. Moray; n. n.
Mock. captain; duckpins. William p
| Rider and Ernest R. A. Litau in doubles
and both in singles.
Brunswick duckpin team (National
Capital League)-M. s. Watson, Edward
S. McKnew. Z. r. A. Litzau. William P.
Rider, Ralph Collins, P. B. Fletcher and
D. G. Weldon.
Rathskeller duckpiH team-John Foster,
A. L Water Tom Griffin, Clifford Kett-
Ter, Arthur II. Urban, NJ. Kapp and
F ank Baum, captain.
American Security and Trust duckpin
team bankers League)-K. F. Brooks,
J. G. Holden, W. W. Maloney, jr; H. s.
Johnson. w. NJ. Dyer, B. H. Depenbrock
and John L. Eugitt. captain.
Agricultural ten pin team washington
Tenpln League)-M. J. German, F. Nc
Lehman. C. w. Baumann, C. A. Drake,
c. B. Harwood, c. B. Doyle. Doubles,
German and McLennan, with German,
McLennan, Drake and Harwood in the
singles. German will also shoot duck
pins in the singles
Royal Past Masters Cduckpin)-Robert
Meggett, +. z. Wynne Albert Herbert,
John Dunn, Shipley Brashears, Gene Far
lee, Robert Mason and c. A. weckerly,
captain.