Evening star., 1927-05-22
HARRY WOLFE was elected
president of the Prince
Georges County Duckpin AS

4 HARRY WOLFE was elected
president of the Prince
Georges County Duckpin AS
~ sociation at the annual BAN
quet held in the Masonic Hall
at Hyattsville. Other officers chosen
are Miles Quail, vice president: DON
cid Bellman. secretary: John Henry
Hiser. treasurer, and Hugh McClay,
official scorer.
1t was announced that the 16-team
association that operated during the
season just closed may be suppla nted
in 1928 by tMo 10-team leagues,
Interest in the game has increased
here markedly.
A program, INCLUDING addresses by
George L. Isemann. president of the
washington City Duckpin Associa-
/. ton: various officers, past officers of
I the association and others. and music
followed the banquet, which was
served by a committee headed by Mrs.
John Hiser.
John Henry Hiser, chairman of the
{ committee in charge of the evenings
program, was POSTMASTER.
More than $1,000 in prizes was dis
tributed
All IS teams of the circuit received
awards. according to the order of fin
ish, which follows: Collegiates, Amer.
Jean Legion, st. Jerome's, Company
+, Arcades. Stephen A. c.. Mount
Rainier, Ross All Stars, Chllum, In.
dependents, Service Laundry, Junior
A. c.. Gretta, czarra Constantine. Pig
gly-Wiggly and Indian Creek Laun-
. dry. Service Laundry also received
a prize open to quints lowest in stand.
ing for the best showing in the last
10 sets of the season.
Members of the champion Collegi-
ate team received gold medals and
those of the runner-up American
Legion combination silver medals.
The medals were awarded by the Ar
cade Bowling Alleys, the scene of as
sociation competition, and of which
John Henry Hiser is proprietor.
Other prizes included:
Eiser, 113,2. ". W. Kcssler. lI2."3:, Bert
sheehy. 1oa,51 P. Wolfe. 106-"i: Albert
Snyder 1o7. Prl,esser. I07.4e: Oscar
ERlssr R 1%sfS NJ BE. Bet ,n@s 1Se52 p,TaT Tom
Holden. 1o5.55; BAILEY lo5-?a; Anthon,
Sues; 1o2;l5: +; r cTaMIsy. nyIs 1879 1870
Francis Hallorar. 1880 J. Gardner. 104?5
Hugh team game--Ameri"an Legion, rs
CoIeriaates, is5 5o5 ST. Jerome's, l'ose; Com
Individual team awards:
oColIeeiates, high ,assserrssges177P. Wolfe
p Wolfe 15i. high SET. Rook, 3i7.
American LEGION, high ,ayerages-Johi
Kenneth Brooks lO7-65 High gamc----Ken
Meth Brooks 15S. High set-John Henr!
Hser. 399.
St Jeromes high averages--Bert -sheehy
1oa.57: Miles ouai'. 106-2:. H. F. Crawley
set Bert s6sehy 1895: ~ w r,'.
Company +. high averages-W. w. Kessler
1928 Francis Halloran. 104-30: Hugl
McClay 1926. High Lgame-Francis Hal
loran 1s4. High set-W. W. Kessler 375
& Arcades high averages-T: NJ. Belt
l06-52: Bailey. 105-29: Anthony. HiseI
. i04-54 High game-wilcoxen. 147. Hig
stephen A. c. high averssges-H. Wolf.
..lSh & saneo-H Wolfe 13s. High set
Mount ~Ranler., high ayerages-Prpessse
. 1916: CASEY, l0i:2u; Bauman 1908!
High game--Casey. l34. High set-Prue'
Ross All Stars. high sverages-Gsrdne
1925: Bresnahan. 1918: J. Reeve
1Oo-19 High gsme-Gardner, 1853. Hig
let-Bresnahan. 367.
!. Chillum., high ayeragess-oDeputE 1o4-2f
Gardner 1873. High set-Bresnahan. So
Independents high aVerages-W. McClay
1915: F. Little. aa-69 Heilman. 9s.7
Jiieh es"rcW. N CLAY. 132. High set
Il Little 33s.
teeTsIce Laundry, high avsraEss-Davt