Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-02

The Committees.
Here are the committees that will
handle the big event:
TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE.
Rollins j. Atkinson, bowling
editor, The Evening Star.
George L. ISemann, secretary,
National Duckpin Bowling Con-
greSs.
ArviIIe l.. EbersOIe, secretary,
Washington City Duckpin AssO-
citation.
Rose H. MulrOSe, president,
Washington Women'S Duckpin
Association.
SCHEDULE COMMITTEE.
John 6. Keller, The Evening
Star, chairman.
John S. Blick, Arcadia alleys.
John P. Evans, King Pin, No.
1, alleys.
Albert d. Gardner, Conven-
ton Hall alleys.
Harry B. HALEY, Recreation
alleys.
Lonnie Krauss, Coliseum al
legs.
]. william Wood, Lucky Strike
alleys.
Lorraine GULL, secretary,
Washington Women's Duckpin
Association.
PRIZE COMMITTEE.
II Kaufman. The Eve
ming Star, chairman.
Denman Thompson, The
Evening Star.
Henry G. Hanford, The Eve
ming Star.
Prominent in Game.
The three guiding spirits Of the big
bowling organizations cooperating with
the bowling editor of The Star certainly
should assure we'll conducted duckpin
event.
Those working with The Stars rep
resentative on the schedule committee
are veterans in the business Of arrang-
ing large-scale tournaments. Both
Blick, head of big public amusement
proposition as we'll as one of the leading
business men of the city, and Gardner,
Convention Hall manager, are known to
all bowlers of washington and vicinity.
So are Krauss, Coliseum manager, and
HALEY, Recreation head, both aides to
Harry Carroll, president Of the Recrea-
ton chain Of alleys.
And they are no better known than
Wood, manager of the Meyer Davis
bowling enterprise, who maintains head
quarters at the Lucky Strike alleys,
where The Stars first annual tourna-
ment will be held, and Evans-Pop he
is affectionately termed by his friends
associated with Wood in the promotion
of the Davis alleys. And for years Miss
GULL has been an expert in arranging
details for women'S duckpin meets as
we'll as leading bowler in women'S
ranks.
Only those Of The Star have been
selected for the prize committee, for all
prizes for the tournament are being
donated by The Star. For the first time
in the history of duckpin bowling here,
contestants are not called on to provide
part or all of the prizes for large
scale tourney. All entrants are asked
as fee for competing is payment for
their games.
Pay for Games Only.
For the men, this will be 81 each, as
five games will be bowled in their Sec
ton. In the women's section, but three
games will be rolled. so each woman
contestant will be required to post but
so cents. The bowlers pay for nothing
else in The Star tournament.
Entries may be filed with the man
agement at the Lucky Strike drives or
the bowling editor of The Evening Star
Each entry must be accompanied by the
fee for payment of the games. The lists
will close December %. Entry blanks
may be procured at any of the bowling
establishments in the District and the
neighboring counties of Maryland and
Virginia.
This tournament is open to man and
woman boWlers of Montgomery, Prince
Georges and Charles Counties of Mary
land, and Loudoun, Fairfax and Airing
ton Counties and Alexandria City Of
Virginia as well as those Of the Dis
trict.
The Prize List.
There may be some who missed see
ing the list of prizes for the tournament
published in The Star last Sunday. For
their benefit, the list again is given, as
follows:
Mems.
FirSt-S4O EIgin strap wrist
watch, 15-jewel movement, in
attractive gold filled case, suit
ably engraved, with luminous
figured dial.
SecOnd-S30 cOwhide Glad
stone bag in popular russell
shade, linen lined and double
strap, 26-inch length, suitably
inscribed.
Third - $50 sterling silver
cigarette case, suitably en-
graved.
Next seven high scOres-$12
sport sets, attractive sweaters
and golf hose to match.
Next 10 high ScOres-$8 Bel
tOgram sets, consisting of ster-
ling silver belt buckles, with belt
chains for watches, suitably en-
graved.
WOmen's.
First-S4O solid white gold
ribbon strap wrist watch, Is
Jewel movement, suitably en-
graved.
SecOnd-S3O fitted case, smart
cobragrain cowhide week end
case, 18-inch length, fitted with
nine pieces SHELTON amber tot
let articles, suitably inscribed.
Third $40 sterling silver
sandwich tray, suitably en-
graved.
Next seven high scores-S12