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1 \ Mrs. Mallory, Net Champion, Coming Here : Two Duckpin Marks Are Broken LAYTON BEATS McCOURT FOURTH NIGHT'S CARD TO RETAIN CUE HONORS QUEEN OF COURTS TO PAY VISIT ROLLERS A .WILL BE ONE OF SIX STARS SEDALIA, Moh May FOR MASONIC TEMPLES, CLASS OUTFIT, Lnyton of Sedalla today retained Doubles* 7s30 . BrowB-Bnrder, .: AT HOUSE h!a world championship at thw- Krelger - Schmidt* BpowmII . OF PLAY WHITE Chl«well - Oliver* CONTRIBUTES SET 1,718 TO m«Wo» helaer. Speer- billiards after a rather easy victory, 180 to. 130, over Sonneman, Rodler-Shade, Rice- Charles McCourt of Pittsburgh. Snpplee, Colller-I*eman, Sehumaa- Washburn and The home-town playef took last Seaman, Priec-Lanman, Murphy. 361.All of Mrs. Jessup, Williams, Johnson, night'* flnul block, W to 55, the Nenagh.^ Langley, Rolling in C Singles, Totals Part in beat bllUarda of the three blocks Doublea, 8i30 . LeniN-KraoM, Who Will Take - Team's Counts Best Behr Are Others being played. Stanford - Borden. Daniel Oe«er* Are Above 550, Being l.nyton took tbe flrat two nights' Halley-Glut, Klueman - Coaradlm Trio of Contests Next play, 60 to 44 and 00 to 40. Hough-Scott* Eberaole-Lancawter* Sets Pace With 360. Wednesday. Ferber-Chacoaas* Burroueh*-Johii- 587.McCarthy non, McLaren - partner, Wef*»- Baker. SlnglfN, 9:31*.Rodler* Rice, Col¬ BY W. H. HOTTEL. lier, Schnman, Price, Lanmao, MEMBERS of the printing craft who are to take the Grand Central MALLORY, national and international neWeIlfST Shade, Supplee* Iweiwan, Seaman, drives in the twelfth annua! championship tournament of the MRS. MOLLA BJURSTEDT Lnrmnr, Werner, Forney, Grlejter, woman's champion, and five other stars of the courts, will Schmidt, Sonneraan, Speer, Chin- Washington City Duckpin Association tonight will have to shoot House next Wed¬ well, Helndel, Oliver, Elker, Parka. well to better marks established in the various bowling take part in a series of matches at the White Slnarlea, io>30.Lltsau, Martin, exceptionally INLAID Records were at last session. New tour are Marian Zinderstcin WITH classes. who will Mrs. BAMBOO Booth, Gentner, Stock, Byrd* severely jolted night's Others Little, nesday afternoon. play team District Wallace F. runner-up to CHICAGO. May 4..A new type of Brown, Fletcher* Coburn, Berkley* ney marks were set when the Temples, a class A of the Jessup. No. 3 in the'national ranking; Johnson, Boyd, McLaren, BnrrouvhH, Fer- a in the na¬ golf club shaft has been perfected League, toppled 1.718 pins and C. C. Langley slammed 361-count for the national title last year; R. Norris Williams, former In the effort to find a substitute for her, ChaconaH* Johnnon* Xewmeyer, Pearaon* Leckle* Hobcrt- class C singles. tional champion; and , former internation¬ hickory. It is composed of a core Frydell* The set rolled the is well ahead of ever scored in and Williams rank Nos. 4, 5 and 6 in American of second-growth hickbry. with adn. by Temples any alist. Johnson, Washburn strips of bamboo inlaid parallel with the annual championships. Games of 558. 587 and 573 were made by the tennisdom. the center, somewhat like a vcasting team that caused other members of the District League so much trouble will be before a of invited guests, Three matches played gallery in rod. during that circuit's titular campaign. McCarthy led the Temple attack will include members of the diplomatic corps and persons high It .has not been tried extensively, a set was in which hut it with set of .360. Every individual game in the team three official life of the government. is said that the combination fieures exceot the last effort of Works. is more stable and even than the JOHNSTONANDTILDEN Mrs. Mallory and Mrs. Zlnderstein present wooden shafts, which begin Langley's first game of 153 gave will oppose In the opening match, to lose their native resiliency as soon him an excellent start toward a CITY TOURNEY LEADERS -which will stant at 3 o elocK. 100 TARGETS SHATTERED as they are put in play. record. His total score is two pins Mrs. Mallory and Washburn v.ill _.irpair Very little hickory is required for better than the former mark set by TEA MS. Score*. clash with Mrs Zlnder BY FLORIDA TRAP SHOT this inlaid shaft, and it does not need TIEIN Charlie Plunkett in 1919. Cla*a A.Templet* 1,7IN a doubles PRACTICE (or SET stein and Williams, and in the nna ELDORADO, Kan.. .May 4..Fred < to be so carefully selected, as the SAN FRANCISCO. May 4..Willinm Claaa B.Diamond* 1.5X3 WiUlams and Washburn will play Klnf. Delta. Fla.. national double* main timber lies in the split bamboo. Tilden II. world singles tennis cham¬ C. Dfxon, with 357. pressed Langley Clawt.J. L. Wilkin* Co. 1.534 Johnson and Behr. made a score by for the class C honors. Dixon went etiampion, perfect pion, and , who his DOl'BLKS. Her Flnl Mntch Here. breaking lt« straight larjc-ls in shares with him the doubles title, are to the front in the all-events in class with a 960 total. He did all of Claaa A.ArtoD-CharonaN 657 This will be the first appearance In the tournament ot the Kansas MISS STIRLING TO PLAY- in San Francisco today to participate Trap Shooter*' Association here in the east-west tennis matches, his bowling last night. Claaa B.liiehl-Lamur . .. 672 ClnMN C.Fiaher-O*borne . yeaterday. IN which start Saturday. 622 GOLF TITLE TOURNEYS 1.5S3, the Diamonds went Tilden and William Johnston, for¬ Toppling x S1IVGL.ES. ATLANTA. Ga.. May 4..Miss Alexa mer singles champion, and one of the ahead of Washington Loan .and Trust, l^.hJo°hnow"is Stirling, former national woman golf the which had been leading the« class B Cla**A.J. Smith 336 t representatives of the west in Claa* B.E. Kellogg 357 last summer. and champion, who now is a bond sales- coming matches, played a 6.6 prac¬ teams for a week. Howard Camp¬ White ^ouse"tarfy' woman in New Diamonds Claaa C.C. C. Langle^ 361 Aater contests Colum¬ York, will enter both tice set on the California Club coufts bell's 357 set helped the to^lk i-na.e the American national championship Considerably. bia Countrypart^i^Club and Chevy^t and the Canadian yesterday. woman's champion¬ DOUBLES.CLASS B. of course in ship tournaments this summer, it has Four Vienna hat* were earned by CMain interest, been learned from her father. Dr. A. strike methods. Lifbt ins W8 124.340 Mrs. Mallory. queen of thecenter^woman W. POCKET BILLIARD TITLE the double-header Lamar 03 115 124.X\2 tennis players Stirling. The new lids will be worn by W. F. ofLth*r° at' Forest It was the flrtst definite announce¬ Storii, Leo B. Rose. A1 Works rind J. Totals 301 248.filTJ When S"*anne ^englen. ment that she would enter these MATCH BEGINS TONIGHT Holloran. This makes twenty-three HarriM tMl 00 90.282 H,?ls.''tUT Base ball*" teams representing the, tou-rnaments, which she won in re¬ Shrine an£ the Grotto, which NEW YORK, May 4..Ralph Green- kelleys won in eight days of bowling. Burgess ptO 84 9H_ Mystic cent years as a member of her home national billiard cham¬ will clash May 30 ft American League club here. leaf, pocket Tut a I« 2**5 180 183.50« Park in the annual Masonic field day MRS. MOLLA BJURSTEDT MALL0RY, pion, will defend his title in a match Lijrht and Lamar now are roosting J. P. Evans . OS 01 9n_27» 'contest for the benefit of the Masonic Acclaimed the world's woman tennis since sh^ turned back the beginning tonight with Walter Frank¬ on the top perch in the class B dou¬ greatest player Kansas Mo. bles. hit 672 to ahrad of Row *0 11# K»;- 203 and Eastern Star Home, are prac-1 invasion of Mile. Suzanne of France last summer. Mrs. will lin of City, They forge without again meeting the Lnuea At the HUGE SPEEDWAY PLANNED Lenglen Mallory The match is for 450 points, 150 to Miller and Levy. Totals ticing diligently. present, at next when net stars 187 209 176.*72 nines are drilling on Mounment Lot play the White House Wednesday, five other also will be played on each of three successive but as soon as Milan's iffhts. Wooden used a wicked curve SINGLES.CLASS A. diamonds, New Jersey May Have Largest and appear. Lefty Friend 1(X 105 94.3":; early clouters leave for foreign lots they in the class B singles, but his con¬ ^ Wimbledon. England, expect to go through the\jr wo.'kout in' Fastest in World. trol was poor. He failed to get the SINGLES.CLASS B. second ball across in most of hij* -on the nalional the big league ballyard. B«.»l»h OS 104 00 .301 "airs!"Mallory has The teams will appear this year in NEWARK, N. J,. May 3..Jack frames. WikkIph KB pl5 1 (M t.204 title five times, 'l re¬ Prince of , builder of the INGE AND l(fi 03 lti6.3in; 1 and. so it is whispered, URBAN ROLL* 698 Whitney »nhen new. her only break beginn|"»being m 19W. uniforms. Those used in automobile speedways at Indianapo¬ Buck Oliver! started like a world- Stamper M 79 HC.275 . the honors went 1to Mrs splendent lis. St. Louis and Los Angeles, con¬ beater in class C. knocking a «ame Berlin *M HCi p»;.3ict previous years are somewhat passe ferred with Stork 102 1418 03.303 chaSpion- worn from base Newark authorities to¬ of 121. His arm was shattered by and much vigorous day on to construct the world's DOUBLES "soft" fol¬ plans THE MASONIC two sliding. According to the rival man¬ the effort and games SINGLES.CLASS C. , largest and fastest at Port IJV Krss; will be in speedway lowed. 153 09.301 a ranking agers, there quality the; Newark. UneKT 122 SSSSpTSs'Se.n as well as in the suitsv 'IVmpies (A) Diamonds 1 S^edbasCokS.yW,^th game, especially brilliant. NEARS 600-YARD MARK. formances just about clinched tourney Hi\son.. 08 88 83 Stork. 112 105 Lancaster 120 108 03.:a<» campaign. of 698. All of these contestants are scratch men in a field that includes CikkHI... HO 01 87 Sazama 07 07 70 05 SO «e».271 Washburn and Nationals received 02 100 107 Ebersole ^"v'llfuims?6Johnson?6 Mae Hart of the with ' Streb 87 00 Terwiaare Barnard 07 1<*4 lot;.::o7 Brown, Under Adverse Conditions, prices for rolling high game, and the many heavy handicaps. Lamar... 00 119 121 Evans 110 07 03 L. Whitney 04 81 JIM.274 *%S8SSl JEFF SMITH STOPS MOHA. best flat score. Anna McCormack of Urbap was the heavy scorer of the pair. He slammed the little J. Brown *7 87 78. Fifth of Second Post Office got high set prize. for counts of 122. 112 and 125. assisted with scores of 115. Total*. .472 483 483 Totals. .407 407 457 H. Brown 82 70 120 2*i7 Away. City maples Inge Grand total, 1,450. Grand total. 1.451. 83 0?. Blllie of Biilie's team led 105 and 119. Other doubles scores were the 678 .of and Finell 85.2">l Referee Calls Halt to Save Loser , May 4..Running William^ and Gladys Lowd good Armiger Plant lod.. No. 2. l'lant Bu., No. 1 (C|. Nell 90 H« 111 "HI in the face of a wind and driving rain, the strike-makers, ATatson and the 663 of Pearson and Leckie. Ooll 02 78 85 Snyder... 108 KW K4 Teeple 84 7o «T> -.".to Bureau of Engraving and Print¬ 87 0«» Further Punishment. Larry Brown, captain of the Univer¬ of Team scores were some Smith.. H2 1.08 84 Mclx'unan 80 86 Oh' H. Benson ing toppled more spares than any poor, despite 78 01 03 Gersdorf.. 104 !Hi K7 "juhnsmi Tehr^and 4..Jeff sity of Pennsylvania track team yes¬ the Ladies' League. rather healthyv handicaps. The Ar- Ferley., ST TOlfNGSTOWN. Ohio, May came within of a sec¬ ¦other menjber of Dummy. 80 SO 80 Hausler.. 107 Or. OS Washburn have frequently been rated N. J.. won a knock¬ terday one-fifth went to City Post Office minius Lodge quint returned the best TOP MASONIC ROLLEERS 00 103 K«»ae 87 116 00 Smith. Bayonre. ond of equaling the world record tor Team prizes count of the session when it Stamper.. 101 Navy Wins at Tennis. Bob Moha. Milwaukee, in the sot 1.592 - * out over the 600-yard run. for high set and high game. its sin¬ TEAMS. 4.Th<* seventh of a scheduled twelve-round The following girls were" rewarded with handicap of 78. In the Totals.. .433 458 445 Totals. .400 503 406 ANNAPOLIS, Md.. May XTaJS1Washburn did his best wori McHale The race was a special event to gles, Watson, a scratch bowler, missed Arncin 148 handicap) 1.639 Grand total. 1.334. Craud total. 1,438. shipmen won from Washington find three. bout last night, when Referee runner for leading their teams: Gladys when he was No. d on the save from 'five the red and blue af a first-place tie with Megaw when he Bu. of Soils tCl. Bu. of Markets (C). Lee at tennis, taking all fouf »ingi«s. last year, stopped the bout to Moha chance at the before Frankfin Lowd. Bureau; Frances Rawlings. DOIDLES. list. record City Post toppled 348. { Baumanu.. 05 85 80 Bison 101 01 *5 So doubles were played. further punishment. Field is closed for construction of the Nationals: Anna McCormack. Inffe-rrbaa «08 Barker 80 00 118 Fitts 120 10S 03 Rank >~o. 3- la Double*. the Office: Polly Gerlach, Treasury: Paul¬ 88 07 Barbee... 102 SO 91 new stands. Brown's time for team; Elfriede Only donblfR and Hinxlrii will be SINGLES. Koeseau... 02 Washburn and WilHams hold t distance was 1 minute and ine TtionV!*> Billie'a Young 82 1413 103 Crosby 00 106 104 doubles THREE MAT BOUTS TONIGHT. llc.aec- War Department; Marjofie bowled tonight and tomorrow. The 107 01 05 Edler.... 12 1,5 v. 2 position in the national onds. Thd world record, 1.10 4-5'was Taggie. Acacias have grarnered the team prise Mrsaw (srratch) ...... JM9 M'Ker her V BOWLING LIST TONIGHT to Tildfm and Wncent Three events are on the .all-star New Bradt, Western Cnion: Nan Coppage, ranking next made by Melvin Shepptfrd at Zelda La Porte, Post Office with a 1.639 achieved the opening Totals.. .405 403 500 Totals. .534 506 46« Richards, the _W i"iaras wrestling card Jack Garrison will York in 1910. Oysters: j night of the tournament. Grand total, 1,506. and Washburn champion^played the present at the Capitol Theater to¬ Dejfartment; Merrick Montgomery, Beck 89 102 1(M 6. 301 Grand total, 1,428. IN CITY TITLE TOURNEY doubles for the Lmted States team night. In one. Charlie Metros will Fir.anre. Downing 95 96 105 296 Accounts (Vet. Bu.l. Liberty Loan IC). TYPOTHETAE NIGHT. blind Gf«r>fe hfmnnn and Henry Tait Little 80 82 97 15. 274 Watt. 00 03 00 Kibby .. 101 110 103 last year, defeating tenxo Shimidzu meet Pinkey Gardner in a Chicago In the Joint tournament pig the fifteen honors were won by Mendel- Rodier are to shoot in the doubles to¬ Abbe 88 88 109 12. 29.". Vow 80 80 SO Demonet. 84 87 130 Single*. 7:30 pjn..M. J. Jackson, and lchiya Kuniagae, Japanese, style bout scheduled to go ten- FOWNES HEADS GOLFERS doubles but not on the same team. Fletcher 94 88 78 45. 305 Sanford... 87 101 83 Wlngfield. 88 120 >3 a clean sweep in the minute with two-minute in¬ son and Peeryman. Carrick and night, 98 106 324 Talbot... !»8 cla** B. alley 2; J. L. Jackaon. B. to give America rounds, Gulli and Sommer- Rodier will have to better Isemann's E. Zea 102 18. Moore... ;« 06 1CW 85 85 between each. The other Sweeney, Lorraine Smith ,.. 98 '84 105 ... 287 100 07 100 82 70 105' challenge round for the>'rophy. tervals BRITISH score or bunches of food. Viehman. Billings.. 3; H. J. Jacob!. C. 4; \V. J. Jaeobi. Dwight F. Davis donor ot the in matches will be between Joe Turner FOR CLASH WITH kamp, Milby and Hopkins. Bronson J>uy Lerch 103 129 99 6. 337 and Charles de Werdt and Pete Dallas Oak- and Albright. Anna Stephens Saber 87 76 79 45. 287 Totals.. .478 476 477 Totals...440 500 506 C, S; John A. CoateSIo, B. 6; Charlen W. C. Fownfea, Jr. af the Quaites Several mturd7 doable* teams are Abbott 88 94 79 15. 274 Grand 1 National Tennis As- and Cyclone Smith. mont dab, Pittsburgh, and Gerardi and Frances Rawlings Grand total, 1,431. total. 1,440. J. Hounler. B. 7; A. E. Tboma*, B. treasure^of "the' Country Hesen. on tonight's schedule. Among Jhe Oeser 88 100 87 273 ] soctation. and Washburh arranged will captain the Amrr.raa golf and early starters will be Rice and Sap- Menagh 71 94 83 33. 281 DOUBLES.CLASS A. 8; T. Farrell. B, 9; C. F. \oack, B. Christian, prizes went to Lorraine 88 108 104 18. 314 for the matches. George tram In the flrat International Singles Wenz. plee, while Halley and Gist. Ebersole MurphT 114 10: A. Werner, B. 11. secretary to the President, will be of¬ INDIAN K. O.'S FLYNN. match with- English amateurs far Gulli. Anna McCormack. Lillian.. and Lancaster and Ferber and Cha¬ Daniels 90 90 105 21. 308 H. Campbell PC, 107.324 Team*. S p.m..Ovando, cI.imn B. will Mazie O'Meara. Frances Rawlings. J. Mean v >. 100 101 98 8. 303 Works 100 102 128.8301 ficial referee. GL'YMON, Okla.. May 4..Chief John the Walker cap. The auitch con as are to take the drives with the 87 87 15. 298 alley 2; Knglneer* (C. A P. Tel. held In this caantry. Norma Kilmartin. Ehmann, Brown, second Jacobs 107 214 Frankie* lA. G.