The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-03-23
CANDIDATES TRYING
FOR COLUMBIA FIVE
NP|N TOURNAMENT
Many 0ut-of- Town Entries Are
Received at A. c.. B. A.
-,ieetlng at Camp Emery.

Names OF the candidates for the Co
lumbia Country Club duckpin quint,
which 10 to compete in the big tourna-
ment Of the Atlantic Coast Bowling As
ISOLATION. to be held in this city. COM
mencing April 3, were announced by
e. Maury Posey today. The following
ten clubmen are out for the team: Har-
old z. Doyle. J. D. Milans, C. l.. Milans.
Harris N. Brown, Donald woodward. c.
A. Watson. d. B. Gish. = Nixon. H.
b. Cohey, and E. Maury Posey.
Arrangements have been made where
BY the Columbia pinspillers will roll on
club night" in competition with the
Chevy Chase auint and other local
club teams. II is expected that the
University Club and the Dumbarton
Club will enter representative teams. 1t
is planned that a special club trophy,
subscribed to by the contestlng clubs,
be awarded to the high team.
A number Of out-of-town, as we'll as
several local entries were received at
headquarters this morning. Among these
The we.ngarth and whalton bowling
team. No. ], OF Newark, N. ]. Team
tenpins-A. Graef. @. suffer, J. Whal-
ton. 4. Harris: captain. and F. Gillaud.
ton and Harris. All OF the doubles men
are listed for the individuals
The Weingarth and Whalton team,
No. 2. tean-L. Van Ness. /. Spcrry
sarth and Giilaud. Dcubies"Van Ness
and Sperry Wagner and Brler and
Weigarth and Gillaud All members of
Oxford" Passsic. N. J.-7Teams-
B. F. Dunn, r: d. Bonitz, I. r. EIston.
IT., CAPTAIN. John Gerahty. Doubles:
r: d. Bonttz and George Prunt. ]. r.
Elston and l.. F. Dunn. All OF the
atoye named have also entered in the
"wyndham,' Philadelphia. Pc
Teams-Tenrins: II. b. Frazier. W. NJ.
smedley f. B: Hoffman. Captain;
II, Fehr. Doubles. B. G. Frazier ind
George r. Bailey. II. Fehr and n. II.
Price. 2. 3. Hoffman and W. Nj. S,ncd-
lev, All Of the above have also entered
Duckpins: L. r. Campbell, ii. c. nut
Ter, w. H Foreback, e. r. Holland. @.
A. strickler. r. 8. Line and ]. II. Fleet
Southern Railway cieyks'-Teams
Duck pins: w. r. Barse. w. Dorsey.
A. l.. Lansdale, A T. Mason. p NJ
Lawrenson. W. II, Schrivener and Thos.
Parker. captain. Singles, Fl. w. Law
"Rsvsre Elks." Revere. Mass
Teams-Duckpina and candIepins: j.
J. Kerrigan. GasIari Blast, J. Murphy,
A. II. Mlllar. Patrick Farrell. captain
All of the above have also entered In
the doubles and singles in all events.
ArranKements are heinG made for the
installation of twelve telephones Mt
either end OF the twelve alleys. which
competition. The phones are for the
purpose Of connecting the board scorers
behind the pin pits with the bowlers
and the card scorers at the heads of
The F. p. May Company, Of this city
has agreed to loan a twelve-inch gong
for start nnd stop signals during the
course of the big tourney.
Owing to a number of postponed
games, the Arcanum League has is
sued an extended schedule for the re-
manning games. The bookings are al
March 2I-Kismet VS.. National
March 2s-Capitol VS.. National
March 3l-Ouray VS.. kismet,
April 6-Capitol VS.. Kismet.
Selection of pinboys for service In the
made to secure those boys from each OF
the larger alleys in the city who aIt
known to be the most rapid and accl
rate plnsettcrs. The Brunswick Bake
Collender Company patented pln-spot
ters will be used to obviate the posi-
bihty OF carelessness on the part o.
3 the boys.
Tho famous dod0 scales are on thei
way TO washington from Toledo, wher
they have been performing their uniql
duty In the national tournament ~ Tn
American Bowling Congress, now
progress in that city.
For the enlightenment OF the unin
formed laity J. ]. Donovan, secretar
OF the Atlantic Coast Bowling Associs