The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-01-20
BOOKLET TELLS OF
TOURNAMENT PLANS
BoWIeTs Of the Country to Re-
Ceive Complimentary Litera-
ture Boosting Local Event.
BY KIRK C. MILLER.

A unique niece of literature regard
ing the purposes of the Atlantic Coast
Bowling Association and presenting in
TANGIBLE form the proposals Of the
coming tournament TO he held IN WASH
inRton. starting on April 2, Is today OF
of the press and in q few DAYS every
member of the association will be mailed
one of these attractive booklets.
Sixteen pages of information relative
to the completeness of the plans for
the tournament give the facts regarding
the "three-way" event to the BOWERS IN
concrete form. and these are to be scat
tered broadcast throughout tho bowling
world for the express purpose OF BOOST
Ing Washlngton's n-candlepin-duck-
pin tournament. 1t is giving credit where
credit is due to mention that the book
1ets are complimentary to the h2wlers
nom the BrunSwick-Balke-Co llendeI
CorApany. who. in the final analysis, are
to DO the greatest beneticiares from all
tournaments.
In the attractive pamphlet is the pic
ture of one of Washingtons most sin
cere tournament workers, II. b. HALEY,
who Is assistant secretary of the tour
nament company.
The deft hand of Burton l.. Mank is
seen in the editing and general at
Effectiveness of the edition.
Pop" HALEY declared himself winner
OF the royal tournament. which has COW
cred period of many weeks and when
competition that has characterized a
recent tournament. In the finals he won
from Bernie" BOntz, in series OF
five games by total of $50 against S4z
The games: $50
HALEY 80. 1l3 % 10 10 1886
Bontz ,..,. SIS 1O9 " 1I6 1OS-542
A team of Alexandria duckpin bowl.
ers will roll the Southwest stars AZ
Alexandria tomorrow night. The CLUBS
will lineup as follows: AleXandria-
Thornhill, Dunbar, Kraft, Robertson
Minor, Mumday, and Moore. South
west-Fowler Hoffman, Knapp, MUIR
ply, Allen +. Baum George
Ono hundred hard working a. G. b. A
members have been secured by Joseph
Mccain from the knights of Columbus
League. These men have been put OF
on Chairman Ernest Dulin's member
ship committee, and as league they
will solicit further memberships to the
active organization.
1t is expected that the Knights can bC
very instrumental in securing members
among their brothers in bowling anc
fraternal circles of Baltimore, who viii
engage in a series of duckpin matches
secured further application blanks from
Dulin and promises another club o.
100 before many weeks. The new
members are:
b. S. LAWNS, william q. Do!an, u. a
Daddy, f. j.. Repetti, C. r, Murray, j
n. l<iley, f. p. Rickenbacker, A. W
Brand, W. +. burst, J. J. Degnan, J. 4
McLane. +. S. Mullin, ]. Kennedy. h. J
Cunningham, j. j.. Conroy, DIR. w. e
Palro, ]. A. Costello, S: Leo Mccarthy
p Ruettner, L. A. Sullivan, J. N. Tab
Ter. ]. c. Merl<ling. DR.. Mess, L. p
Grady. w. NJ. Walsh, j. NJ. DonOhoe. II
Reid. T. s. Gallaher, K. r. Kendrick. ]
II. Mccarthy. j. II. Hates. ]. NJ. Has
sett, NJ. Myers, w. c. McWade. l.. e
Dolan, r. ]. Dunn, D. L. b. Koran, F
CLANCY, ]. F. Carr, F. NJ. Mclaughlin
c. NJ. Betz. G. P. L. Moran, w. V
Griffin, ]. Sullivan, G. ]. McCloskey, J
e. Quigley, A. c. Neubeck, J. L. B
Chisholm, J. J. O'Afeara, w. p. Nor
moyle, G A. Howe. j. d. Powers, F. c
Hall, NJ. p. Fitzgerald, w. A. Shreeve
j. j. King, r.. Sanderson. II. X. Trout
man, f. Voigt, A. II. Romer, II
7, Mccain. F. I. Zones w. B. Burke
c. c. kaufman, F. McCarten, y
O'Donnell. A A. Ward, +. Kearney. ]
Kearney. T. Holt, II. E'rain. j. +. Xii
lCen, jr, II. J. McNickle. s. c. Duffy
& Picard, w. 5. Gaeng, c. A. Fischer
j. P, Welsh. G. A. Mattisk. F. Wheeler
j. A. Ball. A. NJ. Morris II. r. Dolan
NJ. Il O'Connor A f. Crichton, ID. J
Crowell, D. J. Spillane, +. 3. Moriarty
Il. Fitzgerald, J.. A. Rover. +. A
Strudley. Capt c. n. Edwards, W. ID
Millcoxon. F :. Z; Cleary DR.. J. L
Riggs, w. W. Champagne, NJ. =
lIlrsch, NJ Fenton, w. 4. Williams, w
NJ. Watson, and j. h. Mccain.