The Washington times., 1929-05-06
PIN MEET ENDS
FRIDAY NIGHT

The Washington City Duckpin
Association tournament prooaoLy
will close Friday night with a rec
ord Of having had nearly every all
time mark eclipsed. Eight of these
records already have been smashed.
and all the leading scores made IN
Class E are new marks for the
reason that this class has never
before participated.
Officials of the association are
trying to close the tourney Thurs
day night. In order to expedite Its
conclusion they have four extra al.
leys to throw open for use. All
bowlers having postponements in
singles or doubles will be accommo.
dated any night this week. All
they have to do Is report to Secre-
tary Ebersole at Z o'clock the night
they wish to bowl Teams having
been postponed, of which there are
II. will shoot Thursday night.
Nearly all of the Class A
stars have rolled, but both
Glenn and Jack WOlstenhOlme
and Arthur ROsenburg still have
their singles left, which Frank
NAASCAUu OOO ASnuo'
Charlie Phillips and Charley
Lyons with their respective part
ners, still have their doubles to
roll, with the latter having an ex.
cellent chance to take the all
events lead which Paul Harrison
holds with 1925.
The regular schedule will be ad.
hnrA1 - t4Iaf0ht ae
Wednesday night and Thursday AMI
Friday. If necessary, are held open
for postponed sets. The four extra
alleys will be pressed into use any
time for use in singles or doubles
events.
The present leaders follow:
SINGLES
Glass A-F. Mischou, 399: J. Ulrich,
3sS;- B. Mandley. sSs; Weidman.- s79;
McCarty, s6s: J. Welsh. ssS; S. Benson,
365; J. Whalen, 362: E. Brewer, 361
H. C. schott, $50; George Miller, 357i
John FelImer. 354; X. Thorpe. 35t.
Ro,e c.as. ss5 nH e G. B. Rs2Do6, D,SGS tl1 49, +
Hoffman, $50; e. r. Cleary. ss4: R. D
Conklin, asa; n. schroth. 34S: Lee
Brown, S47: L. e. Meany, S47; De-
Glantz S4s; Fogerty, S4S.
ClaSS C-Cnafles b0lDFOok. SS4, harry
e. Turner. S77; Dave McCarty, 37s; H
McQuinn, 361; c. o. Habermehl $50;
J. NJ. Burras, SS7; ]. Baum, 35e; j.
Peterson, 35S; G. B. Posey, S55; NJ,
Carlisle, 55S; J. Story, $50; A. jenkins
$50.
Glass D-J Kicks. 3ss: C. w wheeler
365; T. Grady 359; r. L. schleith. 355; G.
L. Malcolm, 1854: c. H Spence. 1854; ]. W
Miller. 347; R. N. Taylor, s45; R. L. Pat
$40; H. Horan. +; al $50; W. schmid, ss7; j
R. Sieman, SSs; o. Claggett, SS5; C.
Purdy. 3s2.
Class E-E. H. Hess, $40: j. N Benner
327; w. Burch. 32s; c. Appler, 31s; G. H
Goodman, S1S; L. Mattingly, 31S; A. Sart-
well, 316.
DOUBLES
Glass A-Rosenberg-H Harrison, 743
Nolan -Mischou, 1928; Walker-Schroth
720; Barnard, 716; Newman-Bil
himer, 716; Mulroe Work, 709; Glenn and
Jack Wolstenholme. 7O6: Weidman-
Campbell, 706; Swann-Henderson, 705.
Glass B-Carroll-Thorpe, 728; Schwein-
haut- Wilcox, 727; Van Sant-Sommer-
kamp, 707. Bryant Roudabush. 704; Furr-
Clarke. 703; Habermehl- -Moyer, ss5;
Webb Brown. 6s5; Boylandstoner, 6S4;
Glass C-Wertz- Preusser, SS1; How
ard -McNeckre, Ss1; INFLOW Charlton
$50; Mulby-Isaacs S71; McShea-Con =
simone. 2s7; watt.watt. Sss; Mcceny-
Taylor, Sss; sechrest- -Updike, SIS: Rob-
tnette- -Barbagotta, 6s6; Fischer-Adam-
son. 6s5; Charest- Murray $50.
Class D-sherbach- Burgess. $50:
Koons. Robinson. sis; crowIey-s Sander.
fer. 6s9; staley-singer. 6Ss; Hawer-
Nuber 636; Horton n-Stevens, s33.
Class E-Camp- Pillsbury. s42: Taylor
Kirkpatrick, 632; Mccoy -Burch. $40:
Green-Weatthall' s27; JOy-zimmerman'
TEAMS
Hail. 1888; Meyer Davis. 1.74s: Ar
Hngtons, 1874; Service Cafeteria, 1.71S:
Jos; Phillips. LII; H. B.. Dsnham.
clas. B-washlngton Centennial.
phone Co, 1893; Diplomat Coffee, 1875:
Arcade. 1870; York Auto, 1s.4S; COL
legiates, 1,647: Associates 1887; JIM
mics Lunch. 1886.
p.ie.i Gsi' Pos. fsss R.z DspF sse eor ss
1,645; Washington Post No. 1. 1889;
Washington Loan and Trust Company.
1920: Job Press. 1911; District Line
Garage. 1,611' Hiram. 1909: Master
Isoa FaocsP aG Club isSs george Fu1,
Ter Company, 1883; Golden Rule, 1, $50.
Glass D-Balbce. Lib: Bank of wash
ington, 1.SSS; Rranchville, 1888; Sales.
1883: Mt. Pleasant No. 2, 1875 Co.
lonials. 1871; Horsefeathers, 1870; In
gram. 1852; Bureau Pharmacy. 1883;
the Evening Star No. 2. 1859; Peoples
Drug (Com). 1883; Registers. 1,549:
American Railway Express. 1.s4A: In
dependents. 1,554: Victoria, 1874.
Glass E-District National Bank,
1858: Independents No. ., 1,64S; Spe-
cial Assessments. 1.540; Double Day
Page. 1881; Commercial IntelIigancs.
1878: Review No. 1. 1.4S7; Co-operators,
1.479; Barry-Pats. 1.467: Fruit and
Vegetables. 1,4s7.
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