Evening star., 1929-01-01

u E MORE than 600 boWierS Will
II N shoot in the remaining four
N davs in The Evening Star in
dividual duckpin tournament
in which rolling will be re-
sumed tomorrow night at Lucky Strike
Approximately 100 OF this NUMBER are
women.
Nearly 500 men and women have
rolled in the big affair to date and but
five of that number have succeeded IN
passing the 600 mark among the men
and but two of the fair boWlers nave
crashed the 800 circle.
Several score of postponements we're
made during the first four nights and
these remain to be disposed Of before
Saturday night, the closing date. A
number of those originally scheduled
for the second weeks program have
rolled their sets.
A number of postponed sets will be
rolled off tomorrow night and each OF
the three remaining nights thereafter.
ANY contestant who failed to roll as
scheduled during the first week will be
REQUIRED to communicate With the
schedule committee before 7:l5 o'clock
on the night he or she wishes to roll
All postponed sets must be rolled before
the tourney closes Saturday. There VIII
be no extension of time.
Several changes have been made IN
tomorrow nights schedule. E. G.
Murrell, postponed from last week. VIII
roll on alley 10 in place Of Perce Elicit
who bowled Saturday night. Clark A.
Arnold has been shifted to alley II and
George H. Kennedy has been trans
ferred to alley %.
Numerous changes have been made
for Thursday night. Anna Morrison
and Margaret Miltner, who were unable
to roll as scheduled last week, have
been added the former rolling on alley
number 2 and the latter on number Z.
r, It. McQuilkin has been assigned to
alley l6, and Walter Muir and Wesley
Miltner will bowl on alley IL. "A
general shake-up has been made IN the
schedule from alley 19 to % in ORDER
to permit all contestants to compete
In team groups. Henry Newman IS
scheduled to roll on number 19 instead
of l8 as previously announced.
Merchants League night will be OBJ
served at Temple alleys tomorrow night
as the Northeast Temple holiday tour
uey is resumed. The schedule follows:
Singles q p.m.l-Joe G' H9Gward, J. 1aaitS Lank-
tStk tStuk; i Domdera. or r. Viehmyer. J, Viehmyer.
5. Hodt. j. Hook. y. Clements: + Bougis,ss'
SsG9Hs: 1Sss g. Dpasias, w. Mover. M A. zeers j. Cur
nose, S. Yockelson. NJ Ball. j. Russell. H.
Jett. G. Douglass. J. McProuty, J.. Waldron.
Teams Is p.m.)-5southern Dairies' ma Ma
tional Biscuit Co.. Groco: Atwood hup-
nrecht, Hub Warehouse, Fleischmann Yeast,
barber & Ross. Holmes Bakery. SklnleSs
Franks, Stern Co., Thompson Dairy hush
DenbIes 90 p.ml-Ben McAlwee and Cy
Rurriss H Lawrence and partner, J. LanK-
ford and r. Houck, r. Hazel ana b. Hazel
Freddie Moore and Glenn Weideman
are richer today as the result OF their
victories in the King Pin elimination
tournament final matches last night
Moore defeated Red Morgan. 595 to 59l,
to win the championship fight, while
Weideman triumphed over Tim Dun
worth, SIG to SIS, in the consolation
fight final. Morgan and Dunwortn
COPIED the runner-up awards.
In a special match on the Silver
Spring Armory drives Silver Spring
Ail-Stars defeated Kensington, 1886 to
1903. taking all three games by sub.
startial margins. Ollie Clark ana
Burch led the winners. Raney was
high scorer for the losers.
CroraS.