The Washington times., 1916-04-11

AT 4:l5 the Imperial rollers are seen
in tenpin action for the last time. all
to the alleys in the following order:
]. G. r. Smith; 2, John Linger; 3, Will
lam Sweiger; 4. c. II. Won Lossberg; D,
NJ. Poehlman; 6. A. B. Walters.
giles from Richmond on the boards. with
Pop Myers. of Washington, rolling on
alley 8.
The Princeton team. champions OF the
Mt. Pleasant League, may uncork some
trouble on alley 10 tonight.
A number of district managers and
saiesmen of the Brunswick -Balke- Col
lender Company are in town for the
lar Baltimore manager, w. II. Evans,
supported by a delegation OF three-J. II.
and M. w. Loesch and q. w. Wilson.
Others ere n M. Freese, Virginia: j. I.
Delaware; S. j.. Peterson. Maryland;
II. o. Hoffman, West Virginia, and f..
Hall, New York. p. Il. Fletcher, the
local manager, one of the most active
workers in the interest of the tourna-
meIt, Is showing them the town.
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'Shag" Rawlings, rolling with the
Arcade Champions last night, lived up
to the expectations his friends held
out for him. when he toprled the
wooden ducks for a 325 game. Raw
he sTs foC@ed ES dway up SG % s snd sHTe % "hSe 6e
Arcade Champions Is composed Of
members of the Arcade League.
At the annual meeting OF the Com
mercial League the Southern Railway
quint was officially awarded the
J.. Co. being announced rs second.
with the Evening Star team third.
Vt. 7. Rodier was, for the third time.
elected to head the league. To re-
move the obstacle OF his not being
actively connected with one OF the
commercial houses represented in the
league. which requirement Ia en-
bodied in the league constitution.
l:odier was chosen a life member ~
the league. The action was consid-
cred as highly complimentary. Rodicr
has been an indefatigable worker in
the interests of the league for a num-
ber OF years, being formerly connect
ed with the Evening star.
The league banquet will be held
Tnesday night. Nav ..
Revised schedule for today:
TEAMS, II a. m.
Tenpins-Alley /, Virginians, Ricn-
mond; alley 2. Palace, Richmond.
DOUBLES, p. NJ.
Tenpins--Alley J. A. b. Walter and N.
Pohlman. Baltimore; alley 2, c. ii. Won
LossberS and William Sweiger. Balti-
more: alley, 8. Johr Linger and George
Smith, Baltimore; alley 4. Bickers and
whitman, Richmond; alley 8. A. SUIT
terlin and c. A. Cosby, Richmond; alley
8. r. N. Rowsey and II. w. Mcfarland,
Duckpins-.Alley Z. A. wolffenden and
A. j. Boden, Baltimore: alley g. Roeth
and II. Phillips. baltimore; alley 8. Sam
Cunningham and j. L. Vaeth. Balti-
IN N. IN
s.. Dolan, Baltimore; alley II. q. Fen
wick and G. Keyworth. Hyattsville
alley 12, H. Wright and w. Myers,
Hyhttsville.
DOUBLES, $3.50 p. NJ.
Tenpins-Alley /. ]. It. Bailey and II,
r. Wade, Baltimore; alley 2, Mike Miller
and j. r. Anderson, Richmond.
SINGLES, $40 p. NJ.
Duckpins-Alley 3, Girls Roeth, Ral-
timore; alley 4, Henry Phillips, Balti-
more: alley 8. Charles Babylon, Balti-
more; alley 8, Thomas Dolan, Baltl-
more; alley Z. John l., Vaeth. Balti-
more; alley 8. A. ]. Boden. Baltimore:
alley 10. A. J. O'Neil, Washington
alley II, George l.. Isemann, washing
ton; alley ~. John Meany. Washing
ton.
AIS p. NJ.
Tenpins1,Alley /, q. r.. Smith. Bal
more alley 3. William sweiger, Bal
timore; alley 1. c. H. Won Lossverg,
Baltimore; alley 5, N. Pohlman, Balti-
more; alley 6, A. b. Walter. Baltimore.
5:l5 p. NJ,
Tenpins--Alley /. II. r; Wade, Rich
mond; alley 3. A. Suterlin, Richmond;
alley 3, II. w. MacFarland, Richmond;
alley 4, r. N Rowsey. Richmond
alley 8. ]. T, Bailey Richmond; alley
Z; T. =. Bickers; Richmond; alley g.
Pop Myers, Washington.
TENPIN TEAMS
Brehms, Baltimore.