The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-22
|. PAN TOS
PIN STAR
nv r. u. THOMAS

Nv r. d. THOMAS
| William Hough and l.. Pantoe
have given the star bowlers some
thing to shoot at in Class Oh
the Washington City Duckpin Asso-
citation doubles. -,
These worthless today top the list
with a set Of 725. mostly by virtue
of the efforts of Pantos. He ham'
Ynered out a set of 800 and but Tor
mediocre start might have set
tournament record. His first game
was 96, which he followed with LA
and 151. F.. J. Moore and his part.
ner, Barnes, gave Pantos ano
Moore a battle, turning in 7O2'
Barnes rivalled Pantos with 500.
Final and complete humiliation
of the Times-Herald team was
effected by the Carry Ice Cream
bOwlers. champions of the Com.
mercial League who nOsed out
| the newspaDerTnen for the pen
| nant. The CarryS got 1851 IN
| Class B. The Times. Herald duck
Primers gathered only 1,52O
PelvenaIe was the big shot Of the
Carrys, with q set of 378.
Tonight will be Evening Star
| night in the tournament at the
Coliseum, with bowlers from the
Evening Star League predominating
on the drives.
Even a blind SOW finds an acorn
now and then and the Class c
bowIers are just as hopeful OF
picking up, a stray berry. as are
| the experts. One berry goes to
every bowler in the tournament
making doubleheader strike.
A tripleheader is worth five
bucks and the tournament OF
| ficials are pard0ned for hoping
there won't be many OF them.
Once again the Vienna Hat Com.
pany cashes in on an opportunity
to advertise. Vienna Joe Ornstein
will present a lid of quality to
every bowler that shoots a set
of 400 or better.
George L. Isemann,, chairman of
the prize committee, turned in a
neat job. Witness this list Of spe-
cial prizes:
For Best Nine-Game TotaI-Class
A, silver cup, presented by The
Evening. Star; Glass B, silver cup.
presented by The ITimes-Herald;
Glass C., silver cup, presented by
The Washington Post.
For the Best Set of Singles
Glass A, silver cup, presented by
The Bulletin; Class B, silver cup,
presented by Pearson and Crane;
Class C, silver cup, presented by
the Coliseum Bowling Alleys.
For High Set in Any Event
by Recreation Bowling Alleys;
Glass A, first, silver cup, presented
by Recreation Rowing Alleys;
second. silver belt buckle and
leather belt, presented by w. H.
Wright, booster for .duckpins i'll
Washington; Class B, first, silver
cup. presented by the King Pin
Bowling Alleys. second, cigarette
case, presented by Oppenheimer
and Shah. Class C, first, silver
cup, presented by the Convention
Hall Bowling Alleys; second, cuff
links and shirt studs, presented by
The Hecht and Company.
For High Game, Any Class
First, silver cup, presented by
Grand Central Bowling Alleys; Sec
ond, one Manhattan shirt, pre-
scented by the Fashion Shop; third,
one hat. presented by the Vienna
Hat Company; fourth, one silver
belt buckle, presented by Sol Her
zog; fifth, one necktie, presented
by the Young Mems Shop; sixth
and seventh, five-pound can of
coffee, presented by John H. WIKI
ms Company: eighth, ninth, tenth
and eleventh, two-pound Nanny
Lou Candy, presented by Peoples
Drug Stores.
To the Winning Team in Each
Event-Three Duplex composition
duckpin balls, presented by he
;Brunswick-Balke Co1lender Com
.pany.
Tonight's schedule:
TONIGHT
Singles p. n.
H. e. HiIIiard. ]. w. Blake, J. w.
HHarrington, M. H. Quail: H. M. Hertel.
o'shaughesy H. Williams, c. J. Wet.
cell, A. S. Imirie. G. w. McCambridge.
f. w. Fristoe, J. H. Vance. Emmert
Meany, H: w. Gardner, Thomas D. N.
L. Silverberg, William Hyde, F. Frost,
Otto DOMAIN.
Teams-s p. NJ.
Washington Railway. Mt. Vernon NJ.
E.. Centennial Ingram Pirates. Giants,
sion, IncaS, Amazons.
DOubleS-1O r. NJ.
B. Lavender and C. Lavender, N.
Sweeny and Mr.. Shambora. II. 8.
Bernstein and L. Kettler. NJ. A. Leese
and G. Bowles, w. C. Powell and NJ.
Goldstein, j. B. Ulrich and e. D.
Hargett. ]. Bremen and B. McAlwee.
Joseph Palmer and o. P. Hornig, J:
Pricci and L. L. King Jacob Scharf
and j. G. Scharf, D. Duncan and d. I.
Cox, III, N, Young and ], InaYcOCk,
SingIes-1O:45 p. M.
w. r. Mccarthy. Rae ConkIin, John
A. Farrell, Harry Fry, J. E. Elicit.
Vic Haarer, c. r. Williams, Sam Lyttle,
Jack WeidTnan, H. A. Lang. John
Baum, r. K. Whitford. Dave Mccarthy.
L. Weidman, d. H. Burrows. Charles
Holbrook. A. c. Rodrick, G. J. Quinn,
w. K. 1semann. G. e. Champion, E
Parlee. A. Ferber, S. Lynch, r. H.
Cross
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