Evening star., 1929-12-20

your status as a bowler.
Tomorrow midnight the deadline VIII
fall-and stay put.
EntAdes postmarked Saturday VIII De
accepted, but 1t is preferred tney DC
handed into bowling alley managers.
THE entry blank may be clipped from
this page or one may be obtained at
The bowling fee must accompany
each entry. It is not an entry fee, the
only cost to the player being Tor the
games rolled. ...
Bowling promoters say The Stars
tournament comes as close as poSslole
To beinp ideal It has its appeal for
all classes-star, mediocre and duf1er.
The expert has the best chance, as
in ANYTHING, to collect 4 prize. The
mediocre always feels he may step out
and be a crack performer for one night.
To the dub the tournament Is an en-
joyable experience. ,,
If you're a bowler of moderate skill
don't think you have no chance"
against the stars. or the ~ priIeS
collected by high-ranking bowlers. Most
of the women's 10 prizes were won by
stars, but the number OF skilled per-
formers in proportion to the field was
much greater.
There will be any number Of individ-
ual rivalries settled in the tournament.
MANY bowlers are requesting they oe
scheduled en- the same alley SO CnsC
they NAV have it out in private feuds
and at the same time shoot for The
stars rich prizes. Some Of the leagues
entered in body will compete Tor prl-
vate awards.
tide tournament offers something worth
while. and it promises to be one Wo"
of bowling party.
Forty-four SouthpawS VIII ShooG the
final five-game block OF SING Snta ne
fork-handed tournament tonlghC at tne
Coliseum. Larry Fitzgerald enters the
home stretch with lead OF "a SUCKS
over his nearest rival Abbie Clark.
FITZGERALD totaled 6o6 in the first set
rolled at the Northeast Temple week
ago. Trailing the leaders are Mccain.
bridge, Tew, Poulos, Schecter ana
The best scores, on the average, rolled
in tournaments have been made at the
Coliseum and heavy pinfan Is pre-
dicted tonight.
The only doubtful member of Harry
Winningder's Southeast Stars when the
team lined up against the Bowling
Center five of Baltimore at the Queen
pin, was young Hokie Smith. But mo-
body will doubt his ability henceforth
All the kid did was roll the second
highest set ever recorded here in an
intercity match-680. Barney Spinella
of Brooklyn rolled 70S for the top score.
He and Jack Wolstenholme, another
youngster, led Winningder's team to
victory, 2,972 to 1885. A return en-
gagcment, to be rolled at the Bowling
Center in Baltimore, is slated for De-
cember %. Smiths games were 129,
las, 1913, $50 and 1913. Wolstenholme
totaled 604.
Ray Won Dreele, the Bowling Center
ace, held his intercity average with $50.
Max Rosenberg's Northeast Temple
Stars were so far ahead at the end of
four games with the Boulevard Stars
that the fifth wasn't rolled, the Temples
winning by 100 pins. Capt. Rosenberg
led both teams with total Of $40, his
top game being 148. In the f1nal the
Temples scored $50.
Kensington and Bethesda will tilt
tomorrow night, q home-and-home
series opening with five games at Ken
sington. Shooting for Bethesda will
be Parks. Watson, Trey, Davidson, HUFF
man, Talbert and Lindstrom. The Ken
sington team will be: E. Raney, j.
Raney, z. Wagner, S. Hactshaw and
G.. Warthen.