Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-08
NEARLY HALF HAIL
FROM WASHINGTON
Every Outstanding DuCkpin
Star in Country to Roll
at Convention Hall.

ClOn Hail IN the 1OurCn annual
championships of the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress. There
were 201 teams in line when en-
tries closed officially, but several
doubtful prospects asked for an
extension and may yet come in.
washington will be represented by 70
teams in the mems division and II in
the women's 95 in all. The next larg-
est delegation will be from Baltimore,
of women. So far there are IS more
team entries than last year, when the
tournament was held at Waterbury,
Conn.
Saturdays Featured.
Saturday nights, of which there will
be three, will feature the big event.
February 81 has been set aside for
knights Of Columbus bowlers, the
Washington league of knights having
entered its entire membership of IL
teams.
Baltimore bowlers will hold sway on
February % and on March T. closing
night, the New Englanders will per-
form.
Every outstanding duckpin shooter in
the country, man and woman, is in the
tournament, according to the secretary,
George L. Isemann.
Under more favorable business condi-
tions, the event would have drawn a
much greater field, congress officials
say. The average cost of tranSporta-
ton alone from New England will BE-
about $50. Counting the entry fee Of
SIS a man for each event-teams,
doubles and singles-hotel bill and in
cidentals, the national bowling party is
an expensive one. Many of the bowlers
will make the trip at the expense Of
business houses.
Following is a list of the team en-
tries, by cities, with the captains given
wherever designated on the entry
blank:
washington.. Evening Star. r. K. Whit
ford EOtsI gost sam aSss No N
w1ssOn Ray sem%ss Inc Earl K Jack
government PrintinE. charles e. Barnard;
Southern Diaries. c. schias; cnaconas Mar
ket,. N: T. Chaconas Arcadia. Convention
oeorsesown ses sa s Sam Benson; Fem.
Trust, 4. J. FAINT: Telephone Society, Of
sudns %ssocation Leon Lsmb Wassns
ton Nautical Duckpin Team, " H. Milt-
PASSENGER Department. G. a. Miller; Asri-
culture Department. John A. Ferrall; Almas
Fred sucSholtz; r. Harris { Co, Can Carl.
Hecht Co, Roscoe Reichard; Hecht Co.. J.
Columbia BOVINE Alleys, William Hahn
Co., 8. p. Cohan; Buick Motor Co., Judd &
DstweIler, O. p Crockett; Italian All! AL stars.
Garry Ice Cream Co. H. z. Greer; Building
Heights Business Mems League, National
Pale Dry Pee Wees. Ounce Harrison: Ma
knights Of Columbus az teams), Petworth
Bowling Alleys, Chick Hoffman: American
PePee Il aib6s s0e g. Barns o
western western. S UniSn telegraph Co'pS,,nL l..
Zines ASTneJ
Inc, c. l. Southworth; Kapneck Electric.
East washington Se chareh Ieasue BAKERY si
League intercollegiate League Inter Era
urday Night League, Libby. Mcneil & Libby.
All stars, Takema Park Bowling Alleys, Sill
Attieboro, MaSs.-Attleboro Bowling Al
Ts.yn1ton, Msss .31 az gSylps Alleys
buckingham n; STATE Bowling ,i Alleys. Tsle-
sTUsswIsE- BAKE oIiendsT co: s, I. Rude
owi;r i.v Co. Ed D Sngsnt T Eeg Ms
yictoria: Sam SgnninsSam; Victoria
Srs aenEg ' HAPPY D
ye c1r Esss dsn Ass boE9 sn cen'eT
Barnes; Arrow specissiis' Chris Graham: Bal;
SOgIipE Alleys Boulevard Bowling Alleys
RriSEsport, III. HOLLAND Five. Neal Ball.
Rasainii PEEK Coal Co. Antsony acOazs
fave New 4Ha aEsn dsa CO Jehn MqEr
Il. r. R., a. E. White; Roger Sherman. Carl
Hartford, Conn.-Morgan Midgets. Frank
Danielson. conn.-Blue Ribbon, Frank Bar
wUossr scSne Alleys E0St
Providence, r. I.-Casino, Prank Engle-
Newport. r. I.-Burkes & Kirbys Bruins
MaEefeid Mass-Mccon1ille Pets, Athol
HFooklyn. N. Y.-Phn spinella's Stars. Phil
Phiiadelphis, Pa-Pennsylvania r. R.,
" FredericE. Md,msports. s. e, Nash; T. G.
sus6ess pamSnds g. Rsckf gaick Co..
Raymond Phipps; Annapolitan Bowling Al
Hyattsvilie. Misunderstanding Arcade, os-
car Hiser; Prince Georses Bank Trust
Co., William Bowie.
leys, William Press; University Bowling Al
leys. Elmer Crsmer NJ,
Nearby Virginia points-Rosslyn Bowling
Alleys, Rosslyn, Va; Clarendon Bowling Al
~ leybp OluTeHuOns va, NldJ. SOis E1rdlbh SOh-
catonsvile, Md--Cashmeyer's.
Rs NfssSS adan Rans Nat fan?
Grawiey Dixie Pig Bade;nsburs ;,. Md Hugh Hugh
vile. Nd. F. Iyddane; Silver Spring Bowl
ing Alleys, Silver Spring. Md.
Johnson Sa@on Bin aastins wiilfam Christian
R. r. Fen,i I aoSSsr Ps saS4t
Mike Scher. William Inse; Northside Bowl
Norfolk va.-Norfoik Health Center, Nor
Roanoke. va.-Roanoke Health Center,
Center. Greensboro Health Center, Durham
Atlanta, os,.Atianta sowlins Alleys.
Caskey.
WOmen's Teams.
wSshnStCnJOhR HeE G He Leeg
Pin Girls: Ella Limerick; George G shat.
Hail. Bill wood Girls -Mey1r Davis Girls.
Tonnes; Beeeues. Bronson 9usites; Recrea-
ton Girls. Eastern Star No. /. Tannas
A aiS's actsi, e. :. feieDhons CO.
:, Bsltimorecsaltimore 4 ohio Ladies; E.
E S.SSS E Sss .sSt d idTsa Iq Td Hs5
No, l. Regent Ladies No. 2. Temple Ladies,
Boston, Mass-Hv-.ington Glib, L. Ham
flton
Taunton. Mass.-willey's Girls. Mrs. Lii
Ian Thomas
Martina Loughney Pennsylvania r. r. No.
3, Martha Loughney.
Derby, Conn.-Shincel Girls, Christine
Bridreport, Conn.-Mitcheli Dairy Girls,
Hartford. conn.-Hartford Girls. Mrs.
Lillian Frisk
Hyattsviile, Md.-Lustine- Nicholson, Hy-