The Washington times., 1922-05-14
PIN TOURNEY
FOR LADIES is
ON TOMORROW
Six Teams Take Grand Central
Alleys In Events for Members
Of Fair Sex Only.
By r. ID. THOMAS.

ment of the Washington
Ladies' Duckpin Association will
start tomorrow nighs at the Grand
Central, over Center market, with
six teams and several squads of
doubles and singles rolling.
Particular attention on the
opening night probably will be
paid the Bureau and National
teams which were rivals in the
Washington girls league during
most of the season. The Bure au
bowlers finally won by a single
game margin.
This will be the largest duckpin
tournament. probably, ever held by
fair bowlers in the country, al
though other cities annually stage
big tenpin tournaments for skirted
performers. Twenty-three teams
are entered and more than forty
doubles and about eighty singles.
Start at 7:30 P. M.
Rolling will start at 7:30 o'clock
each night. The tournament will
end next Friday night. In addition
to the cash prizes a number of spe-
cial prizes will be at stake and all
BnOulu D6 uOIly COhIcStcu loT.
All bowlers are requested to re-
port to the secretary, Miss Eliza
beth Rawlings, fifteen minutes be-
fore rolling time. The girls intend
to run off the events in the snappy
order that prevailed throughout the
mems tournament, which has just
been concluded.
Wear Pants.
keen team and individual rivalries,
and every night in the tournament
should be an interesting one.
The Knickers, who will wear
knickerbockers, are scheduled for
wednesday at 1880 p. M.
A squad of crack singles win roll
Thursday night at 8:15 o'clock. In
cluded in the group of twelve will
be q number Of the girls who staged
q lively race for individual honors
In the league.
Here's the schedule for the entire
tournament:
Monday.
1880 d. m, teams-Bureau, 8; Sales
Tax, 7: Nationals, s; Western Union,
.; Cyclones, 10; Franklins, IL.
1880 p. M. singles-M. O'Meara, a;
L. Cole, 4; N. Schuyler, s; G. Beck
or, s.
s:15 p. m, singles-M. c. Montgom.
cry, 4; e. r. Beattie, 4: Minnie L.
Clark, 8: Nellie M. Quill, s.
900 p. m. singles-Lottie Knott.
Z; N. Coppage, 4; B. Huber, 8; Agnes
Dudley, s.
9:45 p. M, doubles-Ilda r. Helm
and Helen r. Jehn, 4; I. Clapper and
e. Yaggie, 8; Mrs. Coburn and M.
Bradt, 6; Rose Frenzel and M. Fren.
eel, 7.
9:45 D. m, doubles-Lottie Knott
and N. Coppage, 8; N. Schuyler and
B. e. Huber, 8; Grace Becker and
Ruth w. Biting, 10; Louise Alley
and Helyn Norfleet, IL.
Tuesday.
1880 D. m, teams-War Depart
ment, 6; Treasury, 7: Daughters Of
Isabella, s; Oysters, 9; Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company,
10; Original Five, IL.
1880 d. M, singles-Effie F. Pope,
4; Grace NJ. Brown, 4; Zelda La
Porte, s; Dorothy Wilson, 5.
SIS p. M, singles-Edna Eckhardt,
4; Annie Anderson, 4; Jennie NAL
colin, S; Elizabeth Ackman, 5.
9p. m, singles-Wilhelmina Chris
topher, 4; Helen NJ. O'Brien, A.; Amiee
Dunlap, 8; Heyln d. Norfleet, 5.
Gas p. M, singles-Anna E. Conner,
4; Carrie Duncan, 4; Louise Alley, s;
Margaret Wilding, s.
$50 d. m, doubles-Jennie Malcolm
and Elizabeth Ackman. 6: Frances
Rawlings and Elsie Zeigler, Z; Minnie
L. Clark and Nellie M. Quill, 8; Anna
Mccormack and Elizabeth Rawlings,
0; Annie Anderson and Edna Eek
HaKr
trude Croft. II.
Wednesday.
7.3O d. M, teams-Recreation, Z;
Post office Department, s; Technical,
o: City Post Office, 10; Knickers, II.
1880 d. M, singles-M. Morgan, d;
c. Moriarty. 4; Margaret Colpoys, 8;
Alice NJ. Burke, 5.
S:15 q. M, singles-J. Iva Vernon,
4: Mrs. J. K. Nell, 4; Mrs. E. M.
Riley, s; Mrs. E. Perry, 6.
8 d. m, singles-Mrs. w. A. Mess,
4; Frances Rawlings, 4; Gertrude
Croft, s; E. Zeigler, 8.
9:45 p. m, singles-H. Greenwood,
4; A. N. Kilmartin, 4; Mrs. c. II.
Franklin, s; Mrs. M. Martin, S.
$50 p. M, doubles-Mrs. ]. E. Nell
and J. I. Vernon, g.; E. Perry and
M. INlASyp - VIC oSO - NhNpAhi'S
and Blanche o. Klinger, 8; Frances
Lewis and Pauline M. Pooh, 8; Polly
Gerlach and Esther Honkala, 10;
Mrs. Thos. w. O'Brien and Clara
Collegeman, II.
Thursday.
1880 p. m, Teams-"Hummers,
4; Billie's, s.
1880 p. m, Singles-G. d. Chapline.
6; B. o. Klinger. s; Frances Lewis, Z;
Pauline M. Pooh, 7: NJ. b. McLain, 8;
villa l.. Jordan, s.; Il. M. Tulotson,
o; Hattie l.. Christensen, o; Polly
Gerlach, 10; Esther Honkala, 10: Mrs.
Thomas w. O'Brien, IL; Bertha
Loehl, IL.
sl5 d. m, Singles-Mrs. Coburn, 8;
M. Bradt, 6; R. Frenzel, 7; M. Fren.
gel, 7; Della Smith, s; NJ. Ganzhorn,
8: e. e. Yaggie, 0; Ruth Biting, q;
M. A. Frere, 10; G. M. Lowd, 10;
Rena Levy, IL: l.. GULL, II.
800 p. m. Doubles-May Morgan
and Margaret Colpoys, s; A. Burke
and C.. Moriarty, 7; M. C. Montgom-
cry and e. r. Beattie, s; Kathryne
u, Quigley and Anna M. Chandler. 8;
A. N. Kilmartin and Bertha Loehl,
10; z. LaPorte and Dorothy Wilson.
IL.