Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-11
CAPITAL SENDING 7
COUNTS TO OPENER
Also Has Two Doubles En-.
tries on Baltimore Program
of Big Tourney.

With i9s mems teams and IS women's
teams. in addition to numerous doubles
and singles entries In line for compete
tion. the first annual championships Of
the National Duckpin Bowling Congress
will set under way tomorrow night at
the Recreation Center in Baltimore.
$Ths size OF the entry list for the
Initial tournament effort of the or
gAniZation devoted to the development
Of 6uckpin bowling reveals the earnest
ness With which its sponsors, many OF
them men prominent in Washington
howlins ranks. have worked and still
are working for the success OF the
AFFAIR.
Mayor William F. Broening OF Balti-
mere is expected 10 open formally the
tournament tomorrow night at tbs
Oncisls of tn. National Duckpin Bowl
ing Congress. Of which Frederick
N zihlnan, Representative Of the sixth
Maryland district in the United States
Congress, Is president, also are sched-
u5ed to attend the tourney inaugural,
George L, Issn,ann. secretary of the
organization and past president Of the
Washington City Duc6pin Association.
who has devoted much time toward ar
ranging the tournament. will be st
hand to welcome the delegation from
the National Capital,
Many of d. c. in Tourney.
6 Representatives of eight States and
pate III the tournament that will con-
tinue through March -. Washington
and Baltimore are supplying most OF
the entrants, this city having in the
team bowling section 10 mems teams
snd II vomen's teams. Maryland is
well represented outside Of its metrop-
oils. however and thcre will be boWlers
from Massachusetts,. Connecticut, New
York, Pennsylvania, West Virginia. Vir-
gfnia and North Carolina,
Washington viii have stable dele
gafion on the drives tomorrow night.
when 20 teams. 8 doubles and a sim
giles entrant viii hare their innings
Seven Of the five-man teams and two
OF the two-man teams will be from this
city. Nearby College Park also viii
have a ive-ni2n team en- the drives
The Washington two-nan teams will
swing into action at 7:30 O'Clock j.
II Brown viii be paired with E. c.
Smith and z. NJ. De-terman with r. L.
Watson.
The nve-man team lot from this city
which will take the drives promptly
at 9:l5 O'Clock will include VIII
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Young Peoples Union Men and Indian
Tribal Claims outfits The University Of
Maryland team of College Park also
VIII start bowling with these teams.
Prize for One I'm Every Five.
SThe prize plan of the American
Rowiing Congress has been adopted by
the National Duckpin Bowling Con-
ETess for the tournament. There will
be o prize for one team in every Ave
and per cent of the prize money total
viii be used in ail-eyents awards.
The prizes for mems iive-man teams
l. s.se; :. sees: .. sIse: 4. si.s:
g. SEE; 6. so, :. $50; 3. SIS; 0.
Sc: 10. SIS.
ii. $50: Il. SIS: 10. $50: II. $50;
rs: sls: Is. $40; II. s3s; Is. $50; 10.
ii. SIS: =, $50: 70. $50: "a. $50:
Is. SIS: rs. SIS; "a, SIS; 20. $40;
20. SIC: 30. SIC.
81, SIC: q. sIs: %, SO: "a. SIC:
IS. SIC; So. SIC; 81. sic: 50. $40:
40. $40.
For womens teams. the prizes will b..
I. SIS: 2. $50: :, SO; 4, $40; 5.
$50; 6. SIS; Z. sic.