Evening star., 1922-04-23

of Almas Temple of the Mystic Sh
dress. Claude KEEPER, honorary PR
sociation, will be present and the
hand to help to whoop 'em up.
Bowlers will take the drives daily.
except Saturdays and Sundays. until
all have had their innings. Teams
only will compete tomorrow night,
but at sessions thereafter squads of
doubles and singles. besides quints,
will he seen in action. Following the
custom, nights have been designated
for the various leagues participating
in the championships The Arcades
will rule the drives Tuesday, Wednes-
day has been allotted to the CONNER
cial League, Thursday will be Bank
erS' League night and Friday VIII pe
used by the Southern Railway clerks.
Nights during the remainder OF the
tourney have not yet been assigned.
Compete in Three Classes.
AS usual, teams. doubles and singles
will compete in three classes. Quints
averaging 515 or better. doubles rat
ing zoo and above and single entrants
with marks of 103 or higher are 20
strive for class y prizes.
In class b will be teams with
averages ranging from 4S5 to ola.
pairs with ratings from 1874 10 2oo
and singles contestants who hit from
81 to 102. All below the class B rat
ings will bowl in class c. The work
of classifying the bowlers has been
handled by Harry Haley. J. 4. Red
mond, w. II. Rriscoe, Charles v Belt,
Norman X. Boss. A. w. Allen. NJ. Gold
berg. George Iseman and David Fegan.
This year, for the first time. no
all-star teams, especially organized
for the tournament, will be in com
petition. All will be legitimate rep
resentatives of the leagues from
which they are entered. although not
necessarily combinations that took
part in their respective circuit cam
paigns. Revised tournament rules
permit club with a roster of eight
men desiring to enter two teams I"
recruit two bowlers from other teams
in its league. Likewise. club able
to muster but four of it's own men,
bers may use another player from
any team in it's circuit.
sSDummy" Scoring Provided.
1t is the desire of the association
to treat each club fairly. so provision
has been made for dummy" scoring,
should a team member be unable to
appear for his scheduled bowling.
Scores of 80, S5 and so will be allow
ed in classes A, B and c. respectively.
If the bowler makes his appearance
while his team is on the drives. he
may assume the dummy" score up
to and including the eighth frame on
any even one.
Many medals will be at stake in
the tournament and high teams. dou-
bles and singles in each class will get
cash prizes. There also will be
awards for all-events leaders. The
bowlers will make their own cash
prize list, as all money received in
each class will be returned to that
class. For the all-eyents COMPETE
tion bowlers will be rated according
to singles classiflcations.
If entrants bowl to form some ex-
cellent scores should be recorded dur
ing the first week OF the tournament.
Hiram. Harmony. La Fayette and
Mount Pleasant teams of the Masonic
circuit are among the top-notch COM
binations slated to roll at the inau-
gural tomorrow. Tuesday night the
Brightwood five. one of the best in
the city, is scheduled to take the
tans. both high scoring aggregations
are listed for competition Thursday.
Formidable Pairs Entered.
Doubles contestants may have some
healthy marks to shoot for after the
early pairs have had their innings.
Good counts are expected to be reg
istered by such teams as Weideman-
Supplee and Schott-Reichard Tuesday,
Scharf-Logan, Wednesday, Elmer
Dwyer Thursday and Schweinhaut-
Wood Friday. The aforementioned
team, the members of which belong
Company club of the Bankers
League. is capable of slamming the
little naples for near-record total.
Wood and Schweinhaut also are to
dispose of their singles tasks Friday
night. Stars on the card with them
will be GeiSler and Sprucebank.
Other well known bowlers scheduled
to return singles scores during the
week are Schott. Reichard. Weidman.
Supplee and Jake Scharf on Tuesday:
Logan. Campbell and Van SAINT on
Wednesday, and Hiser, Elmer and
Dwyer on Thursday.
Nightly Schedules This Week.
Nightly schedules following the in
augural session this week are:
TUEsDAY-ARcADE NIGHT
Singles. 7:3o-Harry c: schott (A). Roscoe
bn1ss sssSssd e. E A Aovssd WsdsS po1.n a. 3c H. 5as
ts1' B. ". Deans % as1. A. ". Booth tn iB5. .-4'
Teams; sIsu2erials cBl. RaphaelS (B}; Ar
shisns tBi: Tr!anglss q. Srishswocd aa9.
Patents tc,. Msther q: -,
logg OBJ, L. Shook and J. Burroughs (Cl, T.
and :; :. langley 1s9; Wilbur TEestsr sns 9:
s jay and af' D. srSTn W. crane sna s s. K f.
Rsa and R.es.9s sasRl's d. H C. seh''s and
eTs' Tss ssS.ss BSsr s. j.aeS sas.r fE x e.. 81
clyde Kellogg (B). E. G. Kellogg OBJ.
wEDNEsDAY-coMMER LEAGUE
NIGHT.
Singles. 7,so..E B; Bell utBl, Harry I;
1ernstein CD. n. G; Berry Ic), P. !. Eklund
9. W.rthen {sl; ". H; sna1 Wernta r. 3D. Joseph
Teams. Scarry Ice Dream Co. .IB). Will
liam Hahn & Co. OBJ. Hecht Co. No. (B).
John II. wilkins Co, Meyers Shops (C). Peo-
Men. S Shop (oJ. D. j. Kaufman (c). CATS
Doubles. lo-walter L. Ferguson and Will
liam ". Day OBJ: Jake schsn and A. Logan
1 BuIisy s'' and 8. KsIenb:ch d o acS. g. ". Z.
Oberheim and R. A. Gardner co, G. H. Row
dybush and R. Herndon (o). N. G. Berry and
e B. Bell 90. j. A. Campbell and Frank
sL esS, Z. E. kupfer and 4. sslbssiHc Is. '''
singles, 1o:4b-M. D. Esch lBl. C. c. orme
(Bl, Leo 3. Rose (Hl, W. H. Miltner (C), Jo-
ssPh fEEsSrty Soyy fR 9p' .1hs Tenef H.Ls,yv Lay m'
ssisnon B. Rossnbl.tt (s). L. R. Van SAINT
THURsDAY-BANKERs' NIGHT.
Eingles. 7.3o-Thomas E. Roek lc). George
n. Fiber tG(. G. 3: Osborn ~, 4; shulmssn,
3 1s5 ns5ym m tob pxysl yshn ti +. H''r '' H. B.
Teams, IConsolidated Return (Income Taxi
(o, Genie (c). Alpha IA), Manhattan (A),
railway Mail Service 20. Heeht No. . 20.
1%cS, c. second National (Bl, washington Loan
.nS SonsIsss ndas. isH iisH. B. Elmer and M. puy.r
tAl, Richard A. Bishop and Solomon B. Rosen.
1Cl. Albert J. Hendley and Joseph P. Haserty
tS SsoePe sssP N. FISHER and &. B. o.5orns scS.
sam Blumenthal and George F. ssockstt tPl.