Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-10

Fnclanders and the District stars COM
pete for honors in Richmond this week.
George l.. Isemann, energetic secre-
tarv of the National Duckpin Bowling
Congress. has announced that every
thing is in readiness for the start OF
the tournament tomorrow afternoon at
$50 o'clock. when Is women's doubles
teams of Washington are to take the
drives
Mavor J. Fulmer Bright of Richmond
will roll the first ball down the alley
to begin the tournament formally.
It was announced yesterday Dy sec
rotary Isemann that the tournament
opening would be recorded by FOX
Movietone.
RowIers competing in the big Rich
mond event will be shooting for rich
stakes. Secretary Isemann has an
nounced that a total around $4,000 IN
cash and other prizes will be presented
winners.
Following is the prize list:
MEMS TEAMS.
First, $500; second: $3.50; third, 500 S
fourth $50 tst h siSS sS se ss sents sss
eleventh. $50: twelfth, s45; thirteenth: s4e;
fourteenth, s35: fifteenth, $50; sixteenth
SIS; seventeenth $780, and eisn r'As
MEMS DOUBLES.
First, $40: second, 500; third, sso;
s55 eighth $40 ninth, SIS: tenth ss sS
Fourteenth. SIS: fifteenth. SIC; sixteenth.
SIS: seventeenth, si4 eighteenth. sl3; nine
teenth, sl2; twentieth, sil; twenty-nfst' Wv
MEMS SINGLES.
First SIS: second. $50; third. $50; fourth.
b s. sa9 ss s .s sss s sso ssven ssS
sis: fifteenth sl7: sixssenth ST laa,s sey zen
s:sasa Is
fGgrth Sls s2
SIT: twerity-ninth, SO: thirtieth. $40: thirty
first. SO; thirty-second. SO; thirty-third; So
sixth. 81; thirty-seventh. Sc: thirty-eighth,
So; thirty-ninth, IS, and fortieth, IS.
MEMS ALL-EvENTs.
First, SIS and diamond medal; second.
s22; third. 500 fourth, $lS; fifth. SIC; sixth,
sl4i seventh, Si2s and eighth $40.
woMEN's TEAMS.
First. SIS; second, $50: third. s4o fourth,
$50; fifth, s20S sixth, SIS; seventh, SIS.
woMEN's DOUBLES.
First, $50 second. $40: third, SIS; fourth,
$i0i fifth, So; sixth, So; seventh, IS.
woMEN's SINGLES.
First, $40; second, $40 third. So; fourth,
81 fifth, 81; sixth, S.; seventh; IS; eighth,
IS; ninth, 81; tenth, 81; eleventh. 50;
twelfth, 3
woMEN's ALL-EvENTs.
First, $40 and diamond medal; second, So;
third, 81: fourth, SO.
It appears that officials of the Wash
ington City Duckpin Association in
making new classi1cationS designed to
draw more of the average bowlers into
the annual tournament of the associa
ton to be held at the Coliseum start
ing April IS were justified in their &C
tion.
Arville L. Ebersole, secretary of the
association, has announced that four
leagues already have entered the tour
nament, which is unusual with the
event still more than month off. The
loops which already are IN line are the
Athletic League with 10 teams, Elec-
trical League with IL teams, Knights of
Columbus League with 10 teams and
Royal Arcanum League with 6 teams.
Entries for the tournament will be
received until midnight of April 3.
Forty-fiye survivors in the newspaper
mems elimination bowling tournament
will take the drives at King Pin No.
tomorrow to start the third round.
Twenty-three remain in the champion
ship flight and % in the consolation.
All in the championship fight made
second-round scores of SIT or better
and those in the consolation group Of
$50 or better.
TomorrowS schedule:
AFTERNOON, ] O'CLOCK.
ChamDiOnship-W. c. Darnall, Post, Jesse
B. Deloe and Walter Hancock, Herald, and
George BerglinE, Post
ConSolatiOn--Jack Cudmore. Post; Ray
erssn coz saE STAR AndTey m6 MEarand fGsf
aid, r. NJ. Butler. Star and K. G. Hawkins
and Oliver J. Smith, Post.
NIGHT. O'CLOCK.
Consolation-Howard p. Bailey, Star; L. j.
Loyeday, Paul F. MAR, and John T A Ealsoonn'
julius Martin, N: E. LAWRENCE and RSbert
and Albert Louis Ferber. Star,
Championship-George J. Quinn: star; g;
Joan a. FeTrail. Star John = Tillett'
Charles NJ. johnson and William Beatty, Fei.
Rohy J Pa@ %ate OTIS GofF
and M L, Oberman,, United States Daily;
Frank E. Money; Fellowship EorYm Uni, DS lst
felfineer and John j. Baum, Star; William
r Miles, Fellowship Forum. and Ben NC
Alwee and Cy Burriss, Times.
Man and woman bowlers who dis
tinguished themselves in the first an
nual tournament of the National Duck
pin Bowling Congress held last year
in Baltimore will wear an attractive
button at the second annual tourna-
ment in Richmond. Men who totaled
1000 or more for all events in the last
tournament and all women who rolled
900 or over are entitled to wear the
button, which will be presented by Sec
rotary Isemann of the Congress.
1t is Isemann's intention to give an
elaborate present to the winner of the
nve-year total, while the winners for
l0-year totals for men and women are
to receive diamond emblems.
OF the l,000-odd men who partici-
patcd last year only IS exceeded the
1000 mark Howard Campbell, with
a total of 1923 pins, leads the men and
is ranked as general" Irene Mis-
chou of washington, with total of 973
topped the 200 or more women who tooR
part in last years event and has been
commissioned an admiral"
Entries for the Italian-Americar
sweepstakes, which will open next Sat
urday night at Convention Hall, should
be in by Friday night. A substantial
number already has been filed.
STAUNTON M. A. BOXERS WIN
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, March 8
~-Staunton Military Academy retained
the South Atlantic Preparatory Schoo
boxing championship in the second an
nual tournament at the University O.
Virginia The Cadets scored q points
A. a Fo, efe NHilitarx, Aorrhu oVaf