The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-06


Washington was on the point of
Ringing a challenge to Baltimore
when Krichton up and started
something. It promises to be
highly interesting. This city teens
with star bowlers, and from the
nock could be selected mighty
CUNT.
The same Is said of Baltimore,
Wnofe the game has made strides
"a the last few years. Many crack
maple mauIerS have developed i'm
baltlmOre since preWar days, when
maCches between representative
teams Of that city and this were
held.
In honor Of the Government
Printing Office and Carry Ice
Cream Company leagues, which
nave heavy entries, tonight has
been designated G. p. o. and Carry
night in the tournament at the
Grand Central. Eighty bowlers are
scheduled to do their stuff.
J. II. Hiser showed the boys a
timing or two in the second nights
competition. He ousted L. H.
Robinson from the lead by shooting
O total of sos for the five games
and hung up the high game so far
f11Ser got 151 in his second string.
His scores were lis, ISL, 10, 1902,
and ia, altogether a splendid per.
Torrance.
But 595 will not win the tOurna.
ment, If the eperts know any.
thing. They say q total of some.
thing like $40 will cop. This is q
banner year for fat scores. A
flock Of great bOwlers will bring
she tournament to q close Satur-
day night, and at this time the
experts think the winning record
will be made.
g. F. Boyer went into third place
with set Of SIS. He had scores
OF SO, ITO, 1872, 1875, and 120. With
90, Ed Held assumed fourth place.
tury-114, IFS, 119, 103, and 119.
F. Henderson was another star,
with a total Of 562. His big game
was 1874.
His nibs, Morris Cafritz, took a
shot at the naples after the even
ing's schedule and admitted after
shooting 11S that he was better
than he ever thought.
An especially interesting league
contest Is scheduled for tonight.
The Manhattans and Terminals
will clash at the Manhattan I'm
the District League, and it prom
ises to be a battle to the death.
Every member of both teams is
q star, and every team in the
league is fighting for every game.
Following is tonight's schedule
In the tournament:
p. mr.. ]. Brisbane, r. s.
Anderson, jr.; E. c. Decker, O. w.
Hermann, f. Hayes, E. P. Rick
enbacher, r. Starr, E. L. Free
burger, w. J. Quigley, J. Hartnett,
c. Nay, T. Petit, J. Powers, w.
G. Lawrence, s. Simeon, w. H.
oliver, ]. r. Harris. j. e. Hassler,
H. Wilson, J. H. Williams.
9:15 p. mr.. E. Obrien, o. Sey-
fried, w. s. Hall, H. z. Greer, r.
B. Myers, L. M. Heisman, H. w.
Newman, A. W. Collier, c. w.
Hughes, G.. e. Anderson, H. M,
Burton, L. e. Weidman, G. J.
Quinn, A. H. Hertwig, E. G. Vierl'
ling, o. Acton, A. c. Rodrick, A.
=. Henoley' r. brO"he' 6' RAW
S:15 p. NV. sontag. H. Much.
Ter, c. Roehrle, w. Weimar, E. w,
Lloyd, A. C. Bidermann, E. w.
Brown, J. R. Thomas, J. Renner
H. E. Williams, ]. J. Draper, w.
Crane, L. ]. Wolfes, w. Brown, J.
Harbaugh, H. Robey, e. J. Lucas
@. e. Baird.
1880 p. MN. Sommer, J. H.
Allen, q. Feaster, L. Fl. Arlington
F., A. s. Mangene, G. Stockett, A. S,
Lucas, c. r. Plunkett, l.. G. CORN.
! ley, w. j. Cooney, c. F. Waller, E.
Z. Waller, w. E. Harley, T. A.
Nolan, Howard Campbell, j. f.
Michaud, ]. K. Simmons, c. B.
Newman, William Webb, @. F,
Croft.
Thirty-three Of the seventy.fOur
bOwlers who competed on the Sec
Ond night rolled sets of better
than 500.
After q mediocre start with IS, F
Stanley got going right and finished
with a total Of 562. His high game
was 1876.
u. r. Boyer was dnOLner VINO re
:, fused to quit after a discouragine
start. He opened with 98, then got
40, 1872, 1875 and 120.
More spectators were present
than on opening night. The crowd
will be there in force Saturday
when the stars shoot. Baltimore
Night. Friday, should draw well.
too.
Sam Cohen, municipal tennis
champion Of Baltimore, is entered.
Moe Goldberg, secretary Of thu
city association, Is under tn,
weather and won't be on deck to
night.
Whoever wins first prize will hav,
watch worthy Of becoming :
priced heirloom. The city associa
ton is laying down a cold 10I
smaclSers for It and it is said to b,
worth more.
Expect Big Day.
The st. Louis Browns expect +:
big day in Detroit on July 4, espe
cially IL the Tigers are UP in tn,