The Washington herald., 1916-04-08
Knights Of Columbus Bowlers
Jump Into First
Team Place.
TENPIN MARK Is BROKEN
BY JOHN A. pUGAN.

Five times seven and four equal thirty.
nine,
This is the margin that the Marquetts
team OF the Knights OF Columbus
League gathered on the prize winners In
the Atlantic Coast Bowling Association
tournament last night when they smash
ed the little naples for a count of L5l5
as the high mark up to this was 1.f75, es-
tablished by the Miller Brothers team OF
the German Cafe Of Baltimore, on
Thursday afternoon.
President McCann, Of the Kay See
oowiers, made good on all his promises
of a royal good time for all present, and
the Marquette team finished out the
promises by coming through with set
OF Isis, which topped the team duckpin
record by thirty-nine pins.
This crew Of Marquette shooters, under
the leadership Of Capt. Howard, smash.
ed the pins for keeps. and Mike Nc
Cormick, the guardian Of the anchor
Job, after falling down In his first game
came through like the veteran of old and
tailed III In his final two attempts on
the little naples and brought the Mar
cuette's total to LIB
The Marquettes, of the Kay See
bunch, were not the only ones to
jump into the. hmelight last night, as
the Tiger team from Philadelphia put
up score for the teams to shoot at
in the tenpin class when they tailed
2,576, which is nine pins better than
the mark made by the Agriculture
team on the second nights bowling.
The Cream of Kentucky team, of Buff
ITO. also did some remarkable work
with the big pins as this team tailed
2,541 pins, which gave them third po-
sition, one pin better than the Royal,
No. ?, of Washington.
Apchor Man NTLo "A
that Marquette crew, was easily the
real feature of the evening, as he
came through with a set of $40, which
equaled the high Individual set of the
tournament to date. Mccormick start
ed out with a game of IS, but in hi.
| second and third attacks on the little
naples he Tailed games of 127, which
brought his set up to the high mark
of $40.
The matinee fans were greeted with
some more sharpshooting again yes
terday afternoon, when the high sin
giles mark was broken and the second
position in the doubles was tied by
two bowlers.
Nick Chaconas. of the Phillips sau-
sage Company team, from the Grand
Central Palace, hung up a score for the
boys to shoot at in the singles Cha
conas hit the naples for a $40 count
and is now intrenched with a fifteen
pin margin from his nearest rivals.
Wolstenholme, who held the first DO
sition with a set of 325 since Tuesday
afternoon, was tied by Capt. Worth
ington, Of Baltimore, Thursday. These
bowlers not only lost nrst position in
this class, but were tied for second
honors by Frank Howard, of the CO.
lumbia Printing Company, who got
away to poor start, but smashed the
naples for a 325 set. Bitters, of Capt.
Worthington's German Cafe crew from
Baltimore, was showed down in fourth
position, while Beall and Carter, jr.,
were backed OF the boards, when
Mayhem, of the Phillips sausage max
ers, came through with a set of s1s,
which gives him fifth position.
The local bowling fans will be treat.
ed to some real bowling today as tn,
National Capital League will be in
the limelight. The crack Nationa
Laundry and Charles Hotel teams will
be seen in the squad which starti
at Sis. The Chevy Chase Club anC
the Columbia Country Club teams, wht
are no doubt able to spot most of tht
bowlers few strokes at the ancient
and honorable game of golf, will also
bowl in this squad, and many of tn,
[ fans are looking forward anxiousIJ
to the ability of these clubmen.
Tonight will see the first candlepin!
| Of the tournament, as the Portland
| Athletic Club from Portland, Me.
| Goodnow's Annex from Boston, Mass.
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Washington. win hold the limeligh
on alleys nine, ten, eleven and twelve
The fans who journey to CamI
! Emery this afternoon are interested
in the tenpin singles when the ''Prid,
| of the District" Harry F. Krauss
who holds a record of internationa
fame, will be seen in action agains
such bowlers as the Schwabl Brothers
of the Cream Of Kentucky team, o.
| Buffalo, N. Y.