The Washington times., 1928-04-16
KING PIN
MECCA Of
BONLERS
BY r. d. Thomas

ment ever held in America will
open at the King Pin tonight
at Z o'clock, under the au,
spices of the Washington City
Duckpin Association.
Arville Ebersole, the association 8
secretary, and Jack Williams, =
pioneer of the game, looked into the
matter. of record entries and couid
learn OF none that equaled the
Washington total-295 teams, 46S
doubles and 81 singles. The tour
nament will run nearly month.
Tonight's bowling. inaugural
Ing competition for S., 900 in cash
besides numerous tr0E HES ana
merchandise prizes, will be con-
fined almost altogether to Ma.
sonic maple shooters. Twenty
six Masonic teams, with lew
teams from other leagues. VIII
perform in two squads, one az
Z o'clock and the other at 3.
Some fat scores are expected.
Many of the city's foremost oowlers
are members of the Masonic League.
East, are in finest condition.
This is the eighteenth tournament
of the washington City Duckpln
Association, which was organized IN
1910. There was no city tournament
in 1916. due to the atlantic COAST
Rowling Association championships
being held here. The ORIGINAL tour
nament had only 80 teams.
The Masons will hold their
own tournament on May 3, lO
and III at Convention Hall. There
win be teams, doubles and
singles, with no entry fee. The
Masonic League has apprOpri'
ated $500 for prizes.
There will be no speeches at to-
Nights opening, the bowlers getting
fdown strictly to business at O'CLOCK
sharp.
Due TO the death OF his mother.
An-law, Mrs. Katherine Wagner, the
"a ssociation's president, IL. q. Greer
will not attend.
Following is the schedule for to-
might and tomorrow night:
TODAY
MASONIC NIGHT
Teams. D. m.-stansbury No. l.
N.Iass B; Alley Fl; Stansbury No. 2, A,
~; NJ. M. Parker, ,, "a; Lafayette No
81. Petworth. b. 20; Albert pike, c: 80;
Tsko,na. b. 81; Naval. B, 81; Bright
wood. i, =; New JsEussIem No B; s. 3;
a. Marine Corps. McCrowley. G, SO
Tzsorsetown Church, Arlington, G, 40.
Teams, p. m.-Singleton. Class .
Alley q; Hope B. =. a. W wssnrn1n Cen.
renniaI 40. T. 3. IS; Congress. 3. Is
Dawson, B, 81: King David. g.
Eohn's' a, SO; whiting. 3. 80: Potomac
q, IS Merchants League, AtWooo an
tRuprecht. D. IS; Navy Yard LSasIrs
prseeh Mechanism ss,hss no, q 81 Heights.
81. annex 10: 2 League Cardinals. d
80 TOMORROW
RECREATION NIGHT
.,, stpEi sI J. w Hutchi sS" Il: [
rrumu. c. 81; W. Gill. D, q; Eugen'
smith SMITH 5. -; F. op,tz. D. "a C
crump. {; "a F. Hsff9 na,1seG E q
E 2; h,iee {. Is; 4. PinkarI, \; 2s: p
Duncan, a. IS; D; l.: Cox; A. 2'' ~ ~ = =
NEarren. D, 20; A. Klnisath, c. %; r
~. brisbane. ., 20; s. NJ. Pierson.
80; J. r. Hoffman; c; 80: J. 4; Dsu'eT
p. Clark. B, 80; o. II. p. Clark, A. 90
~. Simmons. A. 80; c. Philips A. -
y calan . 4: q; ~ y: \. = E"F T.rpT 3
IS: ]. Moore. B. IS: A. Beavers Il, IS
W. G. Mason. c. IS: II. f. Mason. p
Es; r. l.. Patton, {, II; e. Joy, y
81: W: W; Duncan !, C. 81; n r.
b. EhIers 3. 80; {. G. stoner A, -
w Barrett. 3. 40; H. f. WEIGH. e, ~
Teams. p. m.-Recreation League
S5esrcats No. 2, Glass c. alley u; th
Lime Garage. 3, IS; Motion Picture Ex
81: sricklayers. c, 20; Pops, B, 30
Freer A. C., r, 81; Bearcats No !. A
p; National Capitol Press, b. IS
Interstate Commerce League, Directors
p, IS; Inspectors. B, 81: G. & p. Tele
phone Co. Plant Engines Emsnsers E p; 80
Doubles. 10 p. m.-Pearson and Bril-
bane, Class d. alley 81: ScriVener. jr
hand ostermayer, c. IL; Duncan and Coz
A, %: Cost and Arey. B, %: osin an
Morris. G, "a; Pinkard and Beavers. A
IA. Jontiff and Moore. b, 25: Shambor
and Fink, G, rs: Crump and Gill. c, 26
Crnmp. G. 81: Lovett and Davis. y. n
J.uskey and Baucom. e, 29: Crissfell an
partner. 3, 2s Hayre and partner. z
30; Tucker and Beck, G, 80: Bauman n
Tsderlne and Johnson, D, 81; Kleisat
and Dodge. G, 30: VanderschAf an
1saacp. p. "a: MiIby and Van SAINT. =
"a: Alexander and Cooper. g. IS: Sher
F;uili. 3. as: Thornburg and Shackelfort
nd Brodeii, Is, az; W. warren and
, warren, d, "a; Young and Lyle. r. =.
r. Ryon. c. 40.