The Washington times., 1924-05-06
BOWLERS
ROLL SINGLES
TONIGHT
Danny Reiff Takes Lead at
Grand Central With
Set Of $50

A squad of singles, including MALT
dozen or more of the city's fore.
most bowlers, is one Of the fea.
lures of tonight's card in the Wash
ington City Duckpin Association
tournament at the Grand Central.
Tonight is dedicated to the Bust.
ness. Mems League. The star singles
VIII go on at o'clock.
At the King Pin it will be Com.
mercial and Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing Night"
Danny Reiff today holds the lead
in Glass A singles at the Gran j
Central with set of $50, and the
high game, 1874. Pressing him Tor
DONORS was Harry Mccarthy with
1853.
Perce Elicit and Howard Camp.
Del hit their stride in the Class A
doubles at the Grand Central and
landed in front with 669.
Urban's Nuts, with Arthur him
self in the role of star with asa.
did very well in Class A teams with
1927.
Bernie Bontz and Sam Gheen
knocked off the lead set in Glass A
doubles at the King Pin with GA.
Gheen getting 1858. Close behind
tnem were Watson and Heiser, with
$40, Heiser having 359.
Tonight's Grand Central schedule:
BUSINESS MEMS NIGHT.
Singles. ZOO p. me-. H. Brian. class
9: alley 2; J. Gleason. c, Q; Harry
Joseph son Toomey. A. 4; Frank Miller, 4.
3; j. Kiley. A, s.: Leo Grady. a &:
George Friend, A, Z; w. B. InEe. A. Z;
arthur Urban. A. 8; Harold suppIee, A,
scOe Po. Lowry, A; 3; c. A. .Weidman.
STenott; A. 10: Joseph Mulroe. A, 10;
and Teams ms P. Washington Loan
alley 2; Lincoln National Bank, A. Z;
Second National Bank, A, A.; Rangers
Evening starr. B. S: Indians Evening
starr, s; Hurley Motor Company. b.
Co. B. O.; B. Rich's Sons, c, 10; Fashion
Shop, c, IL.
Doubles. 10 p. MI Russell and 1.
and Lon Krauss. A. 8; p. Carter and T.
Rock. A. A. C. Hoffman and w. Nc
Philomy. A, 5; c. Crown and P. Patrick.
a q isI 2: COttsT and F. Fillips. 3. Z: y.
y. Pearson and 9. Q. Berg. 6. .; Harry
Mccarthy and Al Works. A. 10; Hank
Bailey and Fred Moore, A: IL.
Baxter, A. 8; Lon Kraus9, A, 8: E. Cot.
ter. A. 4; r. Filllus, A, 4; r. Rock, A.
s; p Patrick. A. 81 C. Crown. A, 8;
Doubles, io:4s p. mr.. De Glantz
and W. w. A :, THONGS p G s. ". p suilI
Mcdaniel and J. K oscar, B. 10:
George Friend and Joseph Toomey.
At the King-Pin:
COMMERCIAL AND BUREAU OF EN-
CRAVING NIGHT.
Singles, 1880 p. m.-F. P. Isaac, class
3. alley Il; A. y. Dewey. e, 81; W. P.
Il: ! Flat, {, s5 r. Werta. B. s. s II Ii
W. Wolstenholme. B, 2s; A. e. Fischer,
3. IS; George Henlock. B. 20; w. ].
Brewer. B. 90: J. B. Bowen, A. 80;
J; E. Hall. B, 80; D. e: KisiIuk. a. IS;
3s; A. NJ. Goldstein, A. SO; c. e.
Douglas. A, SO; A. L. RUSSELL, B, SO; c.
X. Dunton. B. 40; P. L. Wolfe. A, 90.
Teams Sis p. In.-Galt's Com
Company Commercially. B. "a; Carry
Ice Cream Company Commercially, 3,
&c; Washington Battery Company (Com-
merciaD: G. 20; Independents post
Ensravingl, B! IS; Loans and currency
| bureau Engraving), B, So; Admirals
| bureau Engraving(, G, 80; Engraving
bureau Engraving). B, 40. 80
Doubles; 1 W3I5.. p m m-A, 2; Fischer
q; William Kessler and r. wertE, B,
%: Henlock an1 partner, B, 25; M. J.
Kinsfather and H. J. Plat, B, Is: A.
schumann and " Gerard. 3; %; L. !.
Wright and R. Ferguson. 3, IS; ,Berk-
wertz and w. warthen, B. 50; r. Ship
man and A. Morrison. B. co.