The Washington times., 1922-05-15

The coveted Washington Times
diamond medals. for all-events cham.
pions. go to Max ROsenberb, in class
A; Frank Stanley. in class b. and c.
+. Langley. in class G.
Here's the prize list:
Singles.
Glass B-First prize. Tom Grifhn
t3s5D. $50 and gold medal. second prize.
r. Kellogg (357D, fc5: third prize. Frank
stanley l353l 500. fourth prize Guy
Coleman t3tDr SIS. ntth prize
scriTsSer Ti%rSn $50 $50. So; seventh seven prize. NJ
Ferguson t329, 81 eighth prize. X.
Bradshaw C32S. IS; ninth prize. ". H.
Brandt (s:S. IS, tenth prize. Z. Clancy
class C-First pp1s, c. f. Langley
(3sD. $40 and sold medal: second prize,
II. u. Dixon (3bD, t2S; third prize. G.
GTSmg,oT : a,s $40; fogTtS sftS RTi1s' Dr,1s
Colvin C3Sn. SO; sixth prize. c. P,
Lancaster (33o). SO: seventh prize, G
Douglass l127l. t75o; eighth prize, u. f.
L32D, IS; tenth prize. T. Kelley (32D,
Glass A-First prize, Paul Brown C355),
Miller CSI3). SIS; third prize, Max Rosen-
berg (3lOl, $40; fourth prize. T. J. Nc
Nickle C33S. s.: fifth prize, tied, II. +.
Bailey $3.50. $3.50, and J. Smith $3.50.
Glass A-First prize. Temples u.7lS,
$40. five gold medals to the members of
the team and three duckpin balls; second
prize. Metropolitans u.62D, $40; third,
prise. Postoffice Il. .BsD. SO.
Glass B-First prize, Corby Baking
Company G.5s5). $50, five gold medals o
the members OF the team and three duck
$50: third prize, Washington Loan and
Trust G.Ss0D, siS; fourth prize, Engineers,
C. 4 p. G.56o). s36; fifth prize. Auditors
u.6bsl. S2S; sixth prize. Post q $50. $40
eighth prize, Columbia Q.6ts), $40: ninth
prize. Potomac Savings Bank r,6i0. $40;
tenth prize, Engineers, Interstate l,bt3l
SO; eleventh prize. TrianEles I.6tD, 40;
twelfth prize, Goodfellows G,63s). SO,
thirteenth prize. b. b. French G,b36), IS.
Glass C-First prize. John l.. wilkins
Company u6sD. $50; second prize.
Bureau OF Markets uSos. SO; third
(l6OO), $50: fourth prize, Ruby Gt96,
s26; fifth prize. Passenger 1ts0. $40:
sixth prize. Road Agents ute8, nb;
seventh prize. Patents .u83l. SIS; eighth
prize. Federal National Bank (1ISD, Nb;
ninth prize, Machine shop ut7D. $40:
tenth prize, Consolidated Returns uteO.
SO; eleventh prize, salvadors liss).
SO: twelfth prize. Broadsids Mount
. C14sD, $50: fourteenth prize, Balboa
UIs3), IS. and five gold medals to the
members of the winning team, and three
duokpin balls All r~,n,.
Class A-First prize. Max Rosenberg
(OlB), So; second prize, Al. Works (ss9,
IS: third prize. chas. Phillips (ss6'
clas, B-First prize. Frank Stanley,
(999, SIS; second prize, T. Murtaugh
CsSS, $40; third prize. Joe Hollorsn
class C-First prize. C. E. Langley
(s6D. sl6 second prize, II. r. Dixon
Cs6Oj, $40; third prize. A. Schumann, tr
(95D, SS and diamond medal to the
winner in each class.
Doubles.
Glass A-First prize, Max RosenberI
and Joe Mulroe GoS, $50 and two goIG
medals; second prize, William lnge ans
J. w. Jolliffe Lssp' $40; third d, prize; : :
fourth prize, John Harville and Fred
Cla,. B-Firt prize. Charles Noach
and A. = Thomas .onnmt SgS' DT,s 80 Lint ana sn$ sT$
W. r. Lamar (s72). $50; third prize, Ray
Miller and Lawrence Levy 6eO, '2S
fourth prize, Arthur Doying and q
t.ush and q. Henlock (s6r, sIS; sixth
prize, H Howland and r. Deane (stS)
81; seventh prize, tied, A. w. Booth and
Charles Wood (sl0, $3.50, and w. Trot'
''{ clsss sss G-First % priHsLw. 3. stSmp.r
and s. w. Bogley teS6). $40 and two
gold medals TO the winners second prise
Thomas ID. George and Bd. Anderson
Cs5o), $50; third prize, George N. Fisher
and c. n. Osborne (ssi), t1S; fourth
prize, NJ. sisler and d. Becker (s1o), $40
NTH prize, c. T. Crown and II. l. Fol-
linger Hi0: nS ,IEth prize. W; whitney ItI,H
l.. n. Russell and NJ. wiltbergsr (slB)
t1Oi eighth prize, George Thsyer and Cy
Burriss (sos, isi ninth prise. T. II. Bel
Clarence KIbby and II. l.. Koch tSOs)
50: eleventh prize tie between q. r. Hart.
man and Arthur Lamb, r. n. James and
r. Hurdle and y, Morgan and J. r.