Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17
MANY WILL INVADE
RICHMOND DRIVES
King Pin No. z Team Is
Among Those Slated to
Bowl Tomorrow Night.
VERITABLE army of duck
Primers from Washington and
nearby sections will invade
Richmond this week to shoot

u Richmond this week to shoot
for laurelS in the second an
nual tournament of the National Duck
.aa pin Bowling Congress in progress on
the Health Center alleys there. The
cream of the pinspilling talent here
about will take the drives during the
six-day period against crack boWlers
from many other points in the East and
South.
King Pin No. team of this city, cap
tanned by r. Barnes, is listed to per-
form tomorrow night at o'clock, while
starting in the afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
several WashingtonianS will seek singles
and doubles honors.
A special feature which has not yet
been announced will take place Tues
day night. The following night stars
of the Coliseum drives of Washington
will compete, team representing Coli
scum alleys and another combination,
Coliseum Old Timers, being slated for
action A half dozen District men also
will shoot singles and doubles.
Prince Georges County night Thurs
day night will see the tourney drives
given over altogether to duckpinnerS
from the Hyattsville neighborhood.
High Point, N. c., and Fredericks-
burg meplemen will hold the center of
the stage Friday night, but Saturday
will be a big night for WaShingtonians,
Many of the leading duckpinners of
this area will show their wares then
against crack bowlers from Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Norfolk, Roanoke, Richmond,
Providence, r. l., various MaSSachu-
sets cities and other points.
Tomorrow'S tournament schedule:
DOUBLES AND SINGLES.
Doubles, $50: Singles. 4:30.
E. Archer-P. McCurdy, Washington.
r. Barnes-R. Slicer, Washington.
Julius LEM Anthony Noppinger,
Baltimore.
Reserved. Baltimore.
Lee p. Fong, Washington.
Teams. 7:00.
Patterson Bowling alleys. Baltimore.
King Pin No. 2, Washington.
Twenty-three survivors in the news
paper mems elimination bowling tourna-
ment will take the drives at King Pin
No. tomorrow in the fourth round
Twelve of those remaining are in the
championship flight and IL in the
consolation. During the past week
those in the championship flight with
totals less than SGT were eliminated
and those who had less than 494 in the
consolation fell by the wayside.
Tomorrow six men in each flight will
be eliminated and the following week
viii see the passing Of all except two
in each group.
The Evening Star continues to lead
all other publications in the number
of survivors. 1t is announced by Mana
ger Bill Wood that, following the Gus
tom of previous years when the news
paper Journeys were held, silver cup
will be awarded to this paper for having
at this time the largest number Of
survivors. The winner in the cham
pionship flight will be presented a
diamond medal and gold medal will
60 to the runner-up. Those finishing
tirst and second in the consolation viii
be awarded gold medals
The schedule for tomorrow afternoon
and nights bowling:
AFTERNOON, 100.
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT.
George Bergling, Post.
CONSOLATION FLIGHT.
Oliver j. Smith, Post
L. NJ. Cole. Star.
Ray Jergens Star.
r. NJ. Butler, Star
Jack Cudmore, Post.
NIGHT, $500.