The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-01-13
Effort viii Be Made Monday to
Attract Entries From the
Maryland Citadel.
r.. R. Y. M. C. A. is VISITED
Entry Blanks Make Appearance
on Various Alleys Of Wash.
Mgton Today.
By KIRK C. MILLER.


Members Of the executive COM
mittee of the Atlantic Coast Bowl
ing Association Tournament Com
pany under whose auspices the big
bowling tournament will be held
here April will go to Hyatts-
willie Monday night for the purpose
of interesting that very active town
in the event which is expected to
bring all of the tenpin, duckpin and
candlepin bowlers of the country to
Washington this spring.
Included in the committee to visit
the Prince George county hamlet
are H. B. HALEY, Ernest Dulin,
Harvey Rogers and Peyton Bruins
wick Fletcher. At the meeting
which will probably be held in
BUSHES alleys an appeal will be
made by Chairman Dulin to enlist
every member of the Hyattsville
League in the Washington Chapter
of the A. C. B. A., and with this
accomplished propOrtionate num-
Der of actual entries should be gain
ed for the tournament.
Later III the month this same COM
mNtee Will go to Alexandria, which is
the most f1curishlnE bowling center ct
northern Virginia. The Alexa1di la
entries to the tournament to send three
times that Number OF bowlers are cX
pected to join the association before
Dulin completes his membership cam
paign.
One trip to Alexandria has already
been made by Chairman Dulin's COM
mittee and the bowlers there were then
partially Informed of the magnanimity
of the coming tournament. At the next
visit there, they are expected to be
ready to enlist in the association and
become active workers for the associa-
ton. -r~..-" r- '.rE ~. ".a
Dublin has bee nactively engaged dur
ing the past month in visiting the va
Itous leagues Of Washington and in
that manner he has greatly strength
ened the personnel OF the association
Last nieht Dulin made an overture To
the fairer bowlers of Washington when
he visited the Union Station alleys
where the girls OF Ingram Memorial
Church rolled team Kicked from, the
League of the Railroad Y. NJ {. A.
His address vas greeted warmly 10y
both the women from Ingram and the
railroad bowlers ana he gained their
friendship for the A. c. B. A.
Today the combination entry blank
for the tournament made it's appear.
ance at tho various bowling alleys and
Recretaries' Offices. Every league sec
rotary and every newspaper office can
today furnish prospective entrants with
the necessary blanks and or the To
verse side OF the blanks are full direc-
tiOnS for enterinRs, together with COM
plete rules ami regulations concerning
the tournament.
A duckpin match, which assumes ar
intercity aspect, will be rolled al
Rushe's alleys, Hyattsville, tonight
when the Bureau team, Of the Depart
mental League, rolls the Suburban, OF
Hyattsville. Shree games will be rolled
in the Maryland citadel tonight, anG
three will be rolled in Washington at q
time to be mentioned later. Following
tonight's rolling the Marylanders will
entertain the Washington bowlers.
Included on the Bureau team are
Francis Miller, Lester Walsh, JohT
Btrother. G. Montgomery. and MAJ
Kesel. Hyattsville's lineup will be al
follows: ]. McClay, Ed Devlin, mayor Of
Hyattsville; w. Donovan, George Mont
gomery, and James McAllister. The lat
ter has been instrumental in arranging
this attractive match
Last nights scores:
FNOIJ RTEENTH STREET LEAGUE