The Washington times., 1916-03-17
HOMECLUBBOWLERS
ENTER BIG TOURNEY
BOOKED FOR APRIL
interior Department viii Be
+ Represented by Fast Per-
" formers on Alleys.

Another competitor has entered the
lists for the big stakes OF the coming
Atlantic Coast bowling tournament. the
strong AUNT of the Home Club. OF the
interior Department. having sent In its
Entry this morning. A number Of In
dividual and doubles entries have also
been received from the club.
Last year, In the first Atlantic Coast
tourney, held in the Hub City. the
Home Club entered men in all events
and made a most creditable showing.
Pratt and Ferguson got away with sec
ond place in the doubles. rolling tho
excellent total of T04. II was In this
event that Krauss and Lennon. and
Baum and Harley. two local teams.
tied for top honors. Pratt aud Fergu-
son pushed these quints to the limit
and would have overscored them In the
ninth box OF their third game had not
one of them blown on a spare, with
one lone pin. and followed with a Ave
box in the tenth.
The Home team is captained by San
derson, a strong bowler. who Is sup
ported by Allie. Daddy. Mikeseli. Pot
ter, and Warren, All OF these men will
compete in the doubles and singles.
Goodwin is managing the squad.
The secretary OF the Washington
Tournament Company. which is con-
Quoting the A. c. B. A. tourney. this
morning received the entry OF the
Golden & Co. duck team. The lineup:
C. +. Zimmerman. e. r. Haurey. cap
tain; w. d. Lynhaw, ]. A. Grouse,
George d, Franciaux, and A. N. Muir
ply.
The two ladies' teams. representing
the National Capital alleys and the
Grand Central alleys, will play of the
second leg OF their ten-game match at
day night at 8 o'clock. The nrst set
held at the National Capital alleys
wednesday night, resulted In win for
Miss Billie Williams team. representing
those alleys. The team is the well-knowI
ingram Memorial auint.
weldon, OF the Treasury quint, cop
ped FIRST prize In the Departmental
ton Capital alleys Wednesday night bs
an unusual score. Weldon rolled late II
the evening and hung up the perfect
SCORE OF three tens. The top trophy
was a crisp ten-dollar note. Pagan
OF the Interbureau League. got away
With the second prize. the third soinI
to Nelson, Of the 1nterbureau.
In addition to the twelve local quint'
which will represent the Capital Cit.
in the Baltimore City tournament OF
"Washington night" March a. tive
teams, which could not be accommo
dated on this night. Will roll. They arr
independent teams; rePT IIaws ing tn tn
National Capital alleys. They will rol
on March 80 The lineup as an
nounced is:
fenberR, William Elliott, c. Keller
Clyde Acton. Mic Chaconas. James A
National Capital alleys--Ted Howard
Dick Fookes, MacNichols, Ferguson
Pratt. swaggart Captain
Monday will mark the opening OF
pocket billiards tournament at IN
Grand Central Palace alleys. The priz
money has been divided as toiiSws
s. other prizes have not eoeen an
nounced. The following entries are IN
r. Cannon. +. ID. Payne, r. G. Goddard
Il. NJ. Reed, James Head, Mic Chaconas
and W G, Elliott.
Drawings for the opening match Non
daY at O'clock resulted In James hea'
pairing off with Mic Chaconas: Thes
two should furnish good exhibition
the table game.
, Other psirings will be made as tn
tourney progresses. II is expected tina
between two and three weeks will b
required to run of the matches.
In order that their schedule can b
completed before the opening of tn
big A. c, B. A. tourney, the Capital Cit
League has issued a revised schedule
-Four of the teams are entered in tn
tournament. the National Laundry. Bu
reaug. Buckey's Specials, and tn
hihArles Hotel quintet HaVenner's Bak