The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-20
GENGLER AND COIN
IN SPECIAL MATCH
AGAINST LOCAL MEN
Famous "Count Of Luxembourg
Will Show All His Alley Wiz
arddy Tonight.

the part of local bowling fans. the man
agement OF the A. &. Il. A. tourney
have induced John Gengler. the Hoboken
alley wizard. to remain in town over
this evening, and give an exhibition
performance for the benefit of those
who were not fortunate enough to see
him In action in the tourney.
Gengler. paired with his side partner.
Cohn, will roll a special exhibition
match with Harry Krauss and Jimmy
Fields. commencing at S15 o'clock on
the tournament alleys. The Washing
ton team has been picked as the very
best the city has to offer in the big
pin line, and the Count will have to
keep his foot on the accelcrator at all
times to come out on top.
Harry Krauss has given every evil
dence throughout the past few days of
q return to his old form. Should this
prove true, with Fields going at his
proper pace, one of the greatest pin
battles ever staged in the Capital may
develop go
go three games, the Hoboken twosome
will take on krauss and Pop HQlley,
In duckpins. HALEY has been supsti-
tuted for Fields in this match with n
bination that the city can produce.
Krauss is supreme here at any style
of game, but Fields Is distinctly ten.
pinner. Sialley's superior at the small
PIN game is not to be found In the
This match will also so the reguia-
ton three games.
Al the conclusion of these two
matches Ciengler will challenge any
tenpin man in the District, with the
exception of krauss. to a match. The
condition of this set will be that the
local selection will roll his regular
u,hIa CanplaT Will roll the six
teen-pound ball without using the nm
ger-hoies.
ing at all 10 the Hoboken speedster.
who manages to roll a remarkable hook
ball by holding his mineralite In the
palm OF his hand and shooting from
AS T~-concIudlng feature OF the per-
Torrance Gengler will amuse the audi
ence with a demonstration OF spectac-
ular shots, similar to his exhibition
last night.
The management announces that the
grand stand will be thrown open to the
public at this performance, gate ad-
mission of % cents being charged: A
limited number of box seats will be
disposed of at the regulation price.
Gengler's demonstration of fancy
shooting occasioned the greatest en-
thusiasm last night, the stands stand
remarkable stunts with the big anC
little balls. lie has promised TO give
his entire repertoire this evening.
The second national bowling tourna.
ment Of the Atlantic Coast Bowling
Association came to a close in this
city yesterday after fifteen days OF
continual competitions.
With announcement of the winners, II
Is found that of twelve first prizes
local rollers annexed but two.
These were the duckpin singles wor
by Mcclure. with set of 1851. and the
duckrin doubles with a score of 665
won ny g washington team, Lawrence
Local pinmen. however. annexed quite
number of the lower positions. The
Shermans finished second in team stand
ings in the small pin class. havinl
team Of tie Washington Masonic
League. came out third, and the Royals
another local quint, fourth. in thi
Washington failed to finish singl,
man In the tenpin individual class
and only one pair in the first five n
the big pin doubles; Thompson anC
Harry Erauss. who rolled l,lS.
The Nah Murrays, of Boston. Pau
Poehler's celebrated aunt wer" re
turned the biggest winners in the NEE
nv 4 big margin, This crew carried of
top money in both the ducknn and tn
candlepin team events. and Poehle
paired with Mckee, won the candlepil
doubles easily with 665.
an addition to these achievements, Nc
- Kee paired with Taylor OF the sam
team. won second money I'm the duckpi
class. and Mckee alone was returne
winner In duckpln "all events will
100
Ten women teams rolled in the tourna
ment last night for the concludln
feature Of the big classic. II was tn
first time that provision for wome
howlers had ever been made In a ma
uonal tourney.
Mrs. Louis VogelsberEer starred. an