Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-21

w WITH the end of the qualify
n ing round but a few days
NV away, bowlers striving to
enter [ e elimination
tournament to be held on
the King Pin drives during the holt
DAYS are attacking the naples vigor-
ously. The select 80 that will go into
the down-and-out competition begin
ming Monday night will be those with
the b est 10-game totals registered
outside of league competition during
the qualifying period.
Statistics compiled last night by
Charles QUAINT tournament scorer,
reveal several changes in standing of
aspirants as previously announced.
Phil Gooda1l, southpaw maple-smash-
err, now is topping the candidates
with an average of 1913 for the ~
games he has submitted. Arlie Webb
of the leading King Pin team Of the
National Capital League is runner-up
with a 10-game total of 1924, While
LYNN Fellows with ,314 is third.
Webb also has rolled the highest
game to date, counting one of 172.
Charles Kibby follows Webb in this
respect with 10-frame count of 1852.
sixteen bowlers already have turn
ed in 10-game totals and many others
are but a game or two shy of register
ing the 10 scores. The qualification
round ends Saturday at midnight. OF
the 81 bowling next Monday, the high
1s will be grouped in class and the
others in class b. Each class will
continue to bowl on a down-and-out
plan, half of the number of entrants
being eliminated in each round.
Five-game rounds will be bowled,
total pinfalI TO determine the stand
to- Of the contestants
Those who have registered 10 quail
fying games and their totals follow:
Goodsu. 1895: Webb; 1924: Fellows
PP, sksst 12ss s as 80 J dYGn fs5
HARRISON. l.is7; ,Kibby. 1.ls7; WoodN ard
1856; Archer. 1.1S4; German. 1154.
Records for the season in the In.
ternal Revenue League fell by the
wayside when General Counsel and
Miscellaneous teams clashed on the
King Pin drives. In taking two of
three games, General Counsel rolled
s73. $50 and $40 for 1879; high set of
the campaign. The first game Of 573
broke the season record General
Counsel had set last week. but MIS-
cellaneous came along in the second
game TO create a new mark with
count Of $50. Clarence Charest. bowl
ing for General Counsel, was nSH
scorer of the match with 364. Mis-
cellaneous made Ii strikes during the
match. high for a set this season.
JoIliffe, lead-off for Miscellaneous.
rolled an odd first game. He had a
total of only SIS and no marks for his
Arst nine frames. He spared IN the
.anth and finished with game Of 1oF.
,,r,,s,Ial for only one mark.
Reeaues came back last night in the
washington Ladies League at the eX-
,.enSe of the tail-end Colonials to take
Tree games and thereby strengthen
their circuit lead that was materially
,.nd,,ced last week. With Marie Frere
md Elaine Palmer hitting the NAPLES
s,,eIl the Commercials grabbed two
from the Hilltoppers. Marie had
10 of 323 and game of 1913, while
Elaine had a set of $40 and game OF
10 Capt. CsSaerine Moriarty sockeo
80 n,ns while her Daughters OF lisa
Lila took two from the kumbacks
She hit a set of 329 that included
game of 119.
Arcadia girls took the measure OF
tha Convention Hall team In TWO OF
H.rab games of a Ladies District
Ieague match. Only the second