Evening star., 1923-04-22

Knights of Columbus have been ac-
corded the honor of opening the
tournament. and under the direction
ut Joseph +. Mccain. president of the
league, bowling will start promptly
~ o'clock. A feature of the evening
VIII be Il concert by the knights of
columbus Band from : until o'clock,
and it goes without saying that the
Grand Central will he jammed.
Masonic League will have the honor
OF opening the second weeks play.
and the District circuit has been as
signed the opening night for the
third week.
cash prizes will interest all the
howlers. s1,752.10 being distributed
a follows:
Teams-s5O TO the first $40 TO the
second $50 TO the third. $50 to the
fourth. SO to the fifth. So to the sixth
$5 TO the seventh.
Doubles-$4o to the first. $50 to the
second. SO to the third. SO to the
fourth and So 10 the last three pairs.
Singles-$30 to the first, S25 to the
second. $50 to the third. S15 to the
fourth. SO 10 the fifth and s5 to the
last five.
Teams-S5o to the first. s45 TO the
second. $40 TO the third, S35 to the
fourth. $50 to the fifth. $25 to the
sixth. $50 to the seventh, SIS to the
eighth and $40 TO the ninth. tenth.
eleventh, twelfth and thirteenth, and
S5 to each of the last six.
Doubles-SiG to the first, S35 to the
second. $50 TO the third. s25 to the
fourth. $50 10 the fifth. SIS to the
sixth. so to the seventh and s. to the
last three pairs.
Singles-S30 to the first. $25 to the
second. $40 to the third. SIS to the
fourth. $40 to the fifth. SO TO the
sixth. $3.50 to the seventh and eighth
and s5 to the last four.
Class &.
Teams-$50 to the fist. $40 to the
second, $50 to the third. $50 to the
and $40 to the ninth. tenth. eleventh
and twelfth and IS to last six.
Doubles--S40 to the first, $50 to the
fourth, SIS to the fifth. $40 to the
sixth and IS to the seventh and
eighth.
Singles-$25 to the first: $40 to the
second: SIS TO the third; and $40 to
the fourth and fifth.
All Events.
Glass A--Sl0 to the first; IS to the
second; s. to the third; and SO to the
fourth.
Glass B-$12 to the first; SO to the
second: SIS to the third; So to the
fourth; SO to the fifth.
Glass C-s10 to the first; SO to the
second; Sc to the third; s5 to the
fourth.
Many Special Awards.
Special prizes. donated by the mer-
chants of the city. are also worth
while. They are as follows:
One pair of shoes donated by
Hirsh's shoe store to the bowler roll
ing the highest single game in
class A.
Ono nnir of Sboac dopo+ad Nv Iy,b,
&s Co, to bowler rolling highest single
game in class B.
One Stein-Bio hat, donated by
Madden & Mllard, to bowler rolling
highest single game in class c.
One silk shirt donated by Comen &
Co, to bowler making the first
double-head strike.
Hats donated by Vienna Hat Shop
10 bowler making second third and
fourth double header strikes.
To bowler making fifth and sixth
double-header strikes, hats donated
by Budd Hat Store.
To bowler making seventh double
header strike. one SO silk shirt, do
mated by the Fashion Shop.
Five dollars worth of tickets, good
any place in the Arcade, donated by
the Arcade Company. to bowler roll
ing lowest single game in tourna-
ment, regardless of class.
Three duckpin balls to winning
teams in class A. B and C, donated by
the Brunswick -Balk Company.
1t is the intention of the associa-
tion management to have twenty
more men roll nightly than in the
tourney last year and every night
several teams will be on the pro-
gram. Last year there were several
nights when only the doubles and
singles rolled and the interest sagged.
Local knights of Pythias triumphed d
over the quint from Baltimore in the
second block of three games, the score
being 1,436 to 1.407. The standing to
date of the first six games is: Wash
ington, 2.943; Baltimore. 2,S05. a diff
ference of 13S pins for the Maryland
ers to overcome when the third and
final block is played in this city May
s. PUGET of the home team had the
high game, 113, and Emory, also of
the locals, had the best set. 800.
An alI-star team of the Southern
Railway of Baltimore won two out of
three games from the Washington
Southern Railway picked team, with
the scores 492, $50 and 559. The match
is on total pins, the Baltimoreans
having 1884; locals 1.50S. In the in
itial battle the locals had a lead of
10s pins. The final tussle is carded
for tomorrow night in Baltimore and