Evening star., 1917-04-29


consenuentIy an attempt had to be ma
so they would not be on the alleys the
The tourney bids fair to enjoy ex-
ceptional success. Practically all the
s1ood bowlers of the city are 10 take
part. and 1t would not oe a surpaIse
marks are not made 1t will not De pc
cause there are not good enough play
ers ON the alleys to do so. but, rather
for the reason that they viii not DC
ohooting up to their usual form
II was not until a late hour last nfght
that the committee was able to nnisn
up the prize list and announce the
schedule for the opening night
The list of prizes follow:
Teams. class A. s14s-'First prize. Sss' sec
end, $50: third. SIS; fourth. $50; nth. sl6'
poueies. eI.s: a: .lOs.tE,rs. prize sss .,e: .es:
sixth. IS; seventh. 50; eighth s.; ninth. g.
.Three nve-inch duplex duckpin balls. donated
by the Brunswick -Balke-Collender Company, to
the winners Of the hve-man event
tine Evening Star solid gold medals to be
awarded to the champions in the doubtless
singles. class 4; :loz.Fi.sa prize. $50; sec
-: seventh. s.; eighth. s.; ninth. 50; tenth.
Class r. S5s1, less 8 per cent for all event
and ST.
Teams, class B, $es5-'First prize. $50: second,
$40; third, $35: fourth. $50; fifth, SIS; sixth.
$50: seventh. $17: eighth SIS: ninth. s12: tenth.
SO; eleventh. s.; twelfth. 81; thirteenth. So;
Doubies. class B, s14o.5o-tFirst prize. 500;
second. SIS; third. SIS; fourth. $14; fifth. $12;
sixth. so; seventh. 90; eighth. ss; ninth. g;
a; fourteenth g; fifteenth. $3.50; sixteenth. s..
sThree nve-inch duplex duckpin balls. donated
By the Brunswick -Balke-Colle Company, to
the winners Of the nve-man event.
fThe Evening Star solid gold medals to be
awarded to the champions in the doubles.
Singles; e!.s. B.Fir'. prize SIS; second. :ie;
enfh. e; tweiftn. s.; thirteenth. Sc; fourteenth.
$50; fifteenth, 81; sixteenth. 81; seventeenth.
clas. G. SOS. less 8 per cen. for sll-event
prize. $40 to Be divided in two prizes. So and -.
end, ss; third. sls: fourth. $40: nth. S.;
sixth. IS: seventh. IS. and eighth. IS.
6y- the Brunswick -Balke-Collender Company to
the winners Of the event, NIT. a
sasnas ssa' ss1 :od soIa sas mea.l. to
end $io: third. S.: fourth, s.; e sfth s: sixth
e. eleventh. seventh g. s. .na san twelfth. 'n' 81. 'enA
Following its own precedent of doing
everything possible to advance the
cause Of bowling. The Star has donated
six gold medals for the winners in the
The two men who win in class A, the
two in class B and the two in class C
are to be given the handsome trophies
for their prowess In addition to the
prise money they will receive from the
tournament.
Harry Krauss wins the prize for the
highest average in the National Capt.
tai Duckpin League, having rolled for
11s-3s. Earl Lewis and Johnny Vaeth
finished second and third in the aver
ages of individuals. All the marks of
these players were better than the pre-
vious league record Here are the
awards for the National Capital League
as- determined at the annual league
meeting Friday night:
Prize list season 191s-19I7. National Capital
League: Highest individual average. SIS, TO H.
krauss. 1889: second individual average. 50. to
Easl Lewis. 112-4s; third individual average. s..
to John vaeth. 11I.48: Team finishing FIRST. $50.
to Royals, won IS. lost 16, per cent .S02 Ia
league record By one camel; team finishing Sec
en1 80 to GolS%Dians ,s won ss lost rs per cent
81 lost 81, per cent $50; team finishing fourth.
S15. to Grand Centrals. won A. lost a. per cent
10 los, 8. Grestest sveraSs strikes per zane.
g. to Welsh &c. P. o.. 50 In 4s games average
.odS: greatest average spares per game. s. to
High individual game. s.. to vaeth. ITO; high
individual set. IS, to Chaplin. 434; high team
s.aae. SIS. to Royals: 81 Gs.gus M record: high
High men on each team: frst. IS; second. s.;
Royals. b. Krauss. 1889; Lewis. 1l2-4s. InsIe-
sides. z. Eiker. 10739: Meany. 1os-16. Grand
Centrais. vaeth. 111-46: Mayhem. lot. Column
bians. A. Noack. 1907: Chaplin. 107 rs Southeast
Etars. Goddard. 1os-11: shipley. 1oo-4s. Casinos.
Gheen. 10s-75; Groff. l04-2s. G. p. o., woisten-
holme. Ills; Welsh, 10s-47. Palace. Williams.
1852. Wood, 1852. National Capitals Urban
1o4-1s; BURNER. 1O3-ls. Dumbartons, Davis,
10o35. Murtaugh. o9-10.
At the meeting of the league plans
for next year were discussed rather
fully. There was some talk of organ
fzing an all-star team from the
strongest players in the circuit In order
to give the Royals a real fight in an
other year. This idea was abandoned,
though. as being impracticable. All the
officers of last year were reelected for
another term
NATIONAL CAPITAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE
AVERAGES.