Evening star., 1926-12-03
With the Bowlers

When the bowlers begin shooting
Monday in the qualifying round OF
the second annual elimination tourna-
nent at Convention Hall they'll start
the ball rolling toward a prize list
we'll worth while. A purse of $15O IN
gold has been put up for the event,
and although it will be divided several
different ways the amounts Will De
large enough to keep award aspirants
going all the way.
Some of the coin will be at stake
in the qualifying round, which VIII
start Monday and continue through
December rs. The first bowler VINO
reaches a 400 total while negotiating
the 10 games necessary for a quailfy-
ing round count will get IS. The same
amount also will go to the man bowl
ing the highest game of the round
The acknowledging scoremakef
viu be given $40. while the man just
balow him will get SIS and the third in
line will be rewarded with $3.50
Now for the elimination prizes. Ihe
winner of the tournament VIII see
$40. To the runner-up will go $3o
and there will be third ana rourth
prizes of $50 and SO, respectively.
There also will be round prizes at
stake during the elimination bowling.
The roller toppling the high total OF
the 20 to start the elimination duck
mining will be awarded SIS. and the
bowler second to him will get $2 90.
Similar awards will be made 10 mgr,
and second bowlerS in the thlrd-rounu
eight. ;. .;,,
With the prizes SO allotted. II VIII
be possible for one man TO coilect az
much as SIS. But to do that ne Wouio
have TO lead through all the Ieai ~
rounds and win the tournament as
we'll.
King pins still lead in the race for
the Ladies District League champion
ship. but only by a game margin over
Convention Hall, instead or the two.
game advantage held over the latter
team before last nights ma.cn ol, ,.e
King Pin drives. Capt. Lucille Preoie
crowd clung TO the topmost posltlon
nv taking the first game of the SET
IRON, Cant. Gladys Lowd's buncn, run
ming the King Pin victory strlhs "
10 games. Then the King Pms SUI
fered their first defeat OF the season
and quickly absorbed another. Inc
scores were: Convention HAL 4t'' 49,
4sl. King Pin. 4s1, 43S, 4Ss. Anchof
Marie Frere helped conslderaoiy 10
hreak the King Pin winning streak
,,itb n set OF So. Her big counts
came in the second and thlrd games
capt. Preble. also rolling at anc,lor'
was the King Pin mainstay Win !
set Of 21S.
With AL Work and Jack Nolan
blazing the way. the Smithneids tooh
TWO Of three games from the Recrea'
tions last night in the Athletic Ciuo
League. Work bowled set or e''
that included a game OF l34. nlgh LOT
the match. while Nolan totaleo so
THE Smithfield set was 1,l51. AFTER
dronning the first game. FRIEND
Rosenberg & Co. stepped on the gas
and took the second with 6oo-count.
Rut the Recreation bunch hivvereo III
its third effort. getting only ooo.
George Friend and Max Rosenberg
ware busy men on the Convention
Hall drives. In addition to their et-
forts In the Athletic Club League oa{'
lie. they participated In a District
League contest as members OF ne
curb Cafes. That kept them jumping
rom one match to the other and their
District League team was more sue
cessful. 1t took two OF three from
Government Printing once. Friend
got a S44 set for the Smithfields. but
hit Ss7 for the Curb Cafes. 1t was
lhs ether way with ResenberS. lie