The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-15

1T memory serves, it produced tV
Lowry, with 1877, shot the biggest
the annual tournament, which has
George Friend turned in 4l0-sir
The most consistent star in the
tournament was Arthur Urban. who
copied the Glass A all.events with
1901. The King Pins got the
high team set. with 1852, which
was rather low for prize winner
In Class Al.
Incidentally, Urban was a prize
winner I'M the Associations
annual bIinG pig, which concluded
the Associations activity for
1924. Urban, with 1853, and G..
b. Newman, with 377, the two
high men in the blind pig, were
drawn together, having ~ COM
bined set Of $50.
Stars Of the District League will
feature tonight's program at the
King Pin in the new Capital City
Duckpin Associations tournament,
which will end tomorrow night.
# Paul Shipley has been leading
star in this tournament, now lead
! ing the Glass A all-events with III
He got 375 with his team, SS7 In
the doubles and $50 in the singles.
With 7O4, DOlan and Mallory
went into second place in the
Class A doubles, I'm which A.
Thomas and John Blick lead with
40.
Following are the Washington
City Duckpin Association winners,
their scores and the amounts they
viii receive tomorrow night:
Teams Glass A-Firs. King Pin
1886 1886 $40; SO: thru Msnhsttaea i.ss77''
t iii Mt. Pleasant .u i.ssi. and sixth,
Curb Cafe, 1,ss1. tied, $3.50 zach t;
Teams, Glass B-First. Electrical G.
p. o., 1888. $50: second, Accounting
Division, 1880 Veterans Bursau) 500
third, New jerusalem l1ss sag
$50; fifth, stansbury No, 2. L561. and
eixth. Joppa. 1851, $3.50 each; seventh.
Columbia, 1.54s tx p. SO; eighth,
I,5ss (R. R. Z. NJ cay. SIC: eleventh h'
M. M. Parker. 1879, IS: twelfth, Dis
0ursing, 1.52S Southern Railway. S.
- 1.52s, $25; second. Economics, 1:62S
department of Agriculturel. $40;
third, Calls, ISIS, SIS: fourth. Inter
Bureau. 1872 Department Of Agricul-
l.4ss. $40; sixth, Indians. 1.4s4 lEven-
ing. Starr. $40; seventh Raleigh Haber-
dasher. 1883, $40; eighth, Logan No. /,
L4l7 Cred Mem as; ninth, Freight
tenth. Young Mems Shop, 1;46s, So:
Winning. team in each class receives
three d1ckpin balls given by the
su pSSses re ca: :s A .dcnns ry and
Weidmann. 712, $685. third. Henderson
and Nolan, 7Os.' $50: fourth; Heupei ana
S 0sSsr; 7oS' SIS; fifth Msgaw and Vol;
Friend. Sss. IS.
Do9sles. Class B-First, Moriarity
ana and Griffin Griffin. ESQ; $50; second, FeEguson
an. an. Prise; SIS. $40; fourth, Rowland
Werner. $3.50 each; sixth, r. Bene-
detti and Shaffer. 644. IS.
II. Hoffm Rmrt,s sss. s15.ees second; GsIsIsr
ashford and Collier. ei1. $1,000; fourth.
E srisker "a and sislen. sos, $50; fifth.
seventh, Ball and Anderson, 0 81. $500 800
Singles, Class A-First, @. Friend,
third uiFieS n' az R :sees ssSSS;
SSH. W. Newman, 3Ss. $500: min ~
Moore; $50, $1,000; sixth. H. McCar. by,
SSS, $500; seventh, F. Miller. 1855, $5. % ;
elee e11 a. Rosenberg, ss6, $500.
Singles Class B-First, n. DsGlandz,
s 81. AZ $500; second. 2. p stocking. 500
$685. $780, f t1iTd n n W. cd aiaiwtshsT
4. Dorrittee. 3s4, $500: seventh. q p
LeSn;c c. Ss2. $500;
fourth. 81 Baird. s25, $500: ann ny ~
a;s R9 90 sG s2S. $500; sixth. F. L. Coli.
$3.50 each. l
Al Events. Glass A-First, A. Urban,
i iSsl' 81, $500 80. .s second. Reds Megaw,
All. Events, Class B-r fiyV IN. n
Hst SSIans. s sss ;,ss SSS Second. 4. Il
Euson. $50, $500: fourth r. D \; rsr-
ssSslSo $500; fifth. ]. Moriarity. s57.
"a A ,1 Ty e. .. c,s., v!g.t y si.len
$500; third, H. T. Rodier, 9i6y-s SIS Ia: .
fourth. George Iseman. eos. $500
Tripie-header strikes--E. B. Amidon
Double-header. strikes--A. r. Adam.
si.ooi g. w. Mckay. $500; W. W. Hill
ford. 800: A. Resny. 800: D. - rum
Blllhelmer, si.oo; 9. Baird. $780, S;O q. r.
"A. y. Thompson. 3f.0O; A. Schumann
sl.O0; f. Miller. 800: A. Urban, 81. 100:
Z: Grady, 800: j. A. sKeane. $500 !:
W., ID Isemann. 31.00; c. Heltrnar
s1.C0; T. Griffith, $1.0O; H. West, 800;
q. Horning, $500; G. j. Morgan, 1900.