The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-10
MANY STARS ROLL
; DUCKPNS TONIGHT
District Leaguers in City
Championship Tourney.
MANY STRONG COMBINATIONS
Class A Team Record Seems Sure
to Fall.

Records are due for setback in the
District duckpin tournament tonight. at
the Grand Central. when bowlers Of
the District League roll Eight teams
Of that circuit. which bears a national
reputation for its strength, will take the
alleys along with many doubles and
singles.
One record seems sure to fall The
1.G17 high mark Of the Stansbury 1 team
In Class A Is little expected to with
stand the attack Of such combinations
as the Royals. Continentals, Grand Cen
trails, Shermans, and Westons.
Each OF these quints has achieved
many sets above that total this season.
Several. including the Royals. CONT
nentals. and Grand Centrals. have wal
Hoped the heAdpin for counts well above
liza
Here Are the Stars.
When such stars as Harry KrauSs
and Harry Stanford. Ray Chaplin and
John Baum. Harry HALEY and Ed
Howser. Bernie Carroll and Earl
Lewis, Charley Wright and L. Mang-
hum. Jack Loveless and Harry Oehler
roll as doubles, one Of the pairs Is likely
TO accomplish something out Of the
ordinary.
Chief attention probably will be d.
rected to the efforts OF Harry Krauss
and Harry Stanford. the strongest pair.
as Judged by their averages. in the
tournament. Chaplin and Baum. two OF
the finest tournament rollers that ever
stepped on a local alley. also are draw
ing cards.
Are Notable Pair.
Chaplin holds the District set rec
ord of 434, which he rolled twice this
season, and Baum is two times win
ner Of the championship all-events OF
the annual tournament Few of the
District stars are listed for the sin
giles tonight. Oehler, Manghum, and
LoTeless will bear watching in this |
event
Aside from the noise made by
Charley Plunkett's Nut team, there |
were no features connected with last
nights rolling. Gandils went into |
second place in the class A teams |
with 1,6Os, Nick Chaconas. anchor |
man Of the Arcade champions, con-
tributing $50 pins to the total Nicks |
high game was 142.
TOniEhfs BowIers.
Singles, 1880 p. me-. s. Morgan. class |
A. George Post. B: s. s. Mattison A: c 1
Cnssey, B: r. +. Barber, A; Henry Hans |
n.
Lane. A.
Teams. s ,. m.-Contenders, class A;
ContinentEls. A; WestonH. A: Belmonts, B: /
RoyalH. A; Grand Centrals. A; Shermans,
A: Garrisons, A.
Doubles Cnrst squad. 10 p. m-Roy
hapin and John Baum. class A: J. 3
Carroll and E T. Lewis, A; H r. stanford
md h p. KrauEs, A; Edward Howser and
n b HALEY, A; ]. Loveiess and Harry
oeeler. A; c. Wright and L. Msnghum, A;
Q. Hughes and G L. Williams. A; E. V,
Cafr and p. J. Bergh. C t'"r
Doubles Csecond squad. 1O:Is D. NH.
a. Mccormick and W. Speiden, class A:
H. BURNER and z. D. Crowley. A: H. W.
Armiger and J. H. williams A: NJ P
Wood and NJ s. Watson. A: Burns Demar
and Henry WerntE. B: H. Mccarthy and
Goddard, A: c. G. Duganne and W S.
warren, B. c. P. Knapp and J. W
Beach, B.
Singles tfrst squad. 1850 p. nc. c.
Duganne- class A: W s. Warren. B; E. z |
Carr, B; L Aanghum, A: Jack LoyeIess |
A. H oehler, A; c. L. Williams A; G.
Hughes. A
Singles tseeond squad. IL D. nc
.eapman. class c; W. H. Bohannon, B; F.
Aullin, c: Hilton, B: Maroughtry, B: A
Raulin. B; Carl Fischer. B: ]. A. Pratt, B.