The Washington times., 1916-04-07

Five crack teams. the pick OF the
talent of the Knights OF Columbus
League. will be the headliners OF to-
nights duckpln competitions at the a.
CT B. A. tournament.
The fraternalites are going to turn
out en- masse to witness the perform
anee Of their proteges, and are expected
to M the old Census Building to ca
pacity. J. b. McCsnn. president OF the
kay See League, will be on hand as
''rpoter extraordinary" and minister
p1snipotentisry Of applause.
when the gong sounds for the OPEN
ing OF the fifth evening of the cham
pionships, tive of the strongest quints
that have yet faced the NAPLES will be
seen In acticn. The Marduettes' COM
psoBed Of the five high average men OF
the X. c. League. will go into the race
heavy favorites. II rolling up to form
this crew OF pih-wreckers should make
good the blanket claims put forward
The Formidable Thye, the "dsath:on-
the-solitaires" man, will hold down bal
last position: Tad Howard. high aver
age man OF the league, will lead the at
tack, being followed In turn by Warren
and the two Macs.-Nichol and Cormick
either OF whom would shine forth as
fhe grand average Of the Marquette
team throughout the past season ap-
p'HS The father Of X. G: bowling, yes; ,,,,n the
whose EFFORTS in the interests Of the
ssiey game made the X. G. League a
61ssibihty, will be seen before the root
HehtE. rolling No. 2 with the Balboas.
isMnrphy. who VIII oe IN ,ne M IRON, ma sn,ss n
a. entitled by virtue Of his season aver
Nke to a place on the all-star Mar
Hi3ettc quint, but was disqualired Tor
q. position with his teammates by the
bhs taken In accordance with the
HeuI nament rule that not more than one
Niiey owner or manager shall roll on
N he same team. Murphy Is an alley
XSnef, and Tad Howard, OF the Mar
qsettes, is manager Of the National
s!fhe presence of Mclaughlin and
Murphy on the Balboas should boost
tlta stock OF this team materially. we
&ye all heard about shadowy equines.
istrht Champlain team. with Murtaugh
Aad .Hassett. should prove strong con-
iIsThe lineup Of the FIVE teams repre-
vents the cream of more than one hun
Uted members Of the X. c. League. The
Admits will toe the foul lines on alleys
SIC, Z. s, and 0, as follows:
Tlchoi. Mccormick. Thye, Balboas-
Murphy McLaughlin, l.. Mccarthy, H
Mccarthy ]. Kiiey. Champlain--Has-
Gett, Ness. Murtaugh, Saffe, Conroy
10 Salle-McNeil, Kane, Lowry, Heed
,Bill Griffin. Pintas-colbert, Crowell
Ryan. Donohoe, Burke, Koontz. howen
.SA number Of the X. e. bowlers viii
~ seen later in the doubles and singiei
competitions.
:sdn addition to the n. C. simultaneous
,exhibitior. three out-of. town tean,i
,epmrete and two teams from the Wash
,h1gton Gas Light Company. The FOR
,oign teams are tho TIGERS from Phlla
Aelphia, the Cream OF Kentucky whisky
sppint. from I'uffalo. and the celebrated
iErescent aggregatcni, of Lowell. Mass
isThis last team, has been seen in actor
IN every small-pin tourney m the las
Ken years. In sll this time the llne-uI
has remained intact, and the orgiHa
,eextet will climb through the ropes fol
,fneir match here tomorrow night. Thi
;Seterans will limo up MS follows; Wal
der Jewett, i. j. Conncnnnon, Oscar r
,Ybhnscn, n. J. L. LcErun. r. r. Kelly
:ahd Robert Hartley.
,Hobokcn, and the Royal tenpin team O
his city. which were carded TO roll to
Night. have been assigned dates late
In the schedule. The Hudsons will ap
tea sGS GSnbs and an na SnEa iSh eTss N e.
ltarting at 7:15 o'clock. Gengler will
Iebmpete In the duckpin doubles an
,gingles on the afternoon of the fol
.PwinR day. The team boasts thi
h-star iine;Hp; 4. Cohn. 4. Genglsl
Servas, and Hugo West.
ssToday, starting at o'clock. eigh
doubles duckpin matches will b
fplled. to be followed at 3:13 b
trelve local duckpin performers an
ut 4 o'clock by another twelve Wash
Mgton duckpin rolling singles Ma