The Washington times., 1916-04-09

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This week the heavy artillery will go
into action in the A. G. X. A. tourney
most of the out-of-town contestants De-
ing carded for their matches with
number of the strongest local pinmen.
Tomorrow night will be Baltimore
Night" Nine teams from the Oriole
city, including the pick of the city's
\ talent. will 'trot on the alleys at S;l0
o'clock.
The teams from the neighboring
Town are Braehms, Montebellos, Royal
MONDAY. Imperial. Lexington, Plaza,
Regent. and Go-Get-'Em.
The next afternoon Johnny Naeth,
Baltimore particular star will roll Off
his duckpin doubles paired with Sam
Cunningham, Later In the day Nacth
will perform in his duckpln singles. n
largo gallery il expected to witness
the exhibition of the celebrated little
pinTnan.
Tuesday night Is slated as District
League Night. Twelve teams OF this
circuit will compete. Tho District Is
rated with the National Capital as the
strongest aggrega ton in the city. The
Jeds. Shermans, Royals. Resolutes. and
Good Fellows will all be there with
fire in their eyes and plenty of marks
F their sleeves. In addition will be
enders. Rathskellar. Golden Co.
hIoores Garden. and Princeton. Rec
ords should drop this night.
Masonic night. one of the gala events
Of the tourney. will take place Wednes-
day evening, commencing at I o'clock.
The entire twenty teams OF the Masonic
Duckpin League are scheduled TO roll.
considerable strength and records may
fall by the wayside when they wade into
the wood
The following score of qunts will
take part in the rolling:
p. ms. Nyron NJ. Parker Lodge
I, Lebanon Lodge: ). Pentalpha Lodge;
6. Stransbury Lodge; 7. Osiris Lodge; s.
Dawson Lodge; 2. Acacia Lodge; 10, Mt.
Pleasant Lodge; H. st. Johns Lodge;
IL. East Gate Lodge.
Sn5 p. rn.-3 King David Lodge; 4.
Hing Solomon: 8. Columbia Lodge; 8:
Naval Lodge: T. WashinEton-C Centennial
)Lodge 3, Federal Lodge; 3, Lafayette
Lodge; 10. National Lodge; H., Anacostia
Lodge; ls. George c. Whiting Lodge.
eaguc Night" Ten of the Commercial
sggregations will be seen in action. The
Southern Railway quint of this league,
the title holders. may prove trouble
makers. The teams arc:
!, General Baking Co.: .. Woodward
S/Lothrop: 3, Southern Railway Co.; 4.
I@ening Star: 5, Judd & Dctweiler; 6,
Psouthern Railway Clerks; 7, Barber e.
Ross; S. Christian Xandcr; .. Hecht Co.
- Welsbach.
AZ Friday night devotees of the big pin
famc are to have n treat In the rolling
Of eight OF Philadelphia leading tenpin
0uints and three Gotham teams The
parent pins still lead the procession in
these towns. not having been replaced
by the more modern duck. The for
l. Wyndham. Phila.; .. Manufacturers
club. Phila; 3. Al Baltz. Phila.; 4. Ma
neto, Phila. 5. Saginaw, n. Y; g. Childs'
of n. ". Z. Bohemian, N. v. X. Ma
icstic. Phila.: .. Wyndham Colts, phila. /;
10, Mcnin G. c.. Phlla.; II, White Ele-
plants, Phila.
The concluding feature of the week
will be the rolling oh Saturday OF an
/ other of the frateTnal leagues. This
night will be devoted to the Elks. who
expect TO take complete possession of
. tho tournament building. Eight OF the
Elk quinters are duck shooters, and
four big pin performers. They will
line up as follows:
7enpins-l. oxford, Passaic. y. j.: ..
Cordes Stars, New York; 3. Nirginans,
Richmond, Va; 4. Palace, Richmond.
Newark, n. j.; 6. Weingarth q Wharton
FN" / Newark. N j.; 7. Wheeling Elks
40. y, Wheeling, w. Va; s. EllIS No. 1.
Now York. Duckpins-o. Revere tlks, Re-
d
ton, Mass; H. Washington Elks No. Ia,
ashington; Il. Solkanns A. A., Wash
1hSton.
out of town men furnished yesterday 4
features T. +. Kelley, after rolling the
nignt befo"e. cut down the speed of his
ball yesterday afternoon and toppled
%Ipins In the duCkpin singles. Kelley $
bowling was the best seen in the tourna :
nent, as no started with 40, rolled 81
With one spare, and sent down 145 I'm his
mai game. The Lowell bowler sup
TAINTED Nick Chaconas who held high
bark with $40.
DANTE and G, Schwahl, of the Cream
kentucky qulnt, rolling in the ten
bin doubles, gathered I,137 Schwabl
rolled mediocre scores while DANTE
went after tho pins for totals of 2i6, 200,
'nG 25' grand total of 66i,
Lambert and Kline. Of Philadelphia,
took second place In this event with
I,l35. and Robert Hartley and Nick
lsarrl' also, Of he Quaker city. third with
In the ducKpin doubles L. j. Con-
On and Oscar r, johnson, of Low
eied tho existing mark for second
&c with 62j.
Duckpins and candlepIn team matches
FURNISHED tina NIGHTS feature.
velvet Kind, of the National CapitaI
League, turned in the best total I'M tho
former class, l,is9 and the Royal FIVE,
OF the same circuit, setting the pace I'm
tne latter with set of 1.i37. Velvet
Aihu takes seeonG place in the tourna-