Evening star., 1930-12-15
GET SPECIAL SPOT
IN STARS TOURNEY
Mrs. Romero Tells Girls Of
DuCkpin Bargain-Cross,
WhaIen Named Judges.
BY n. ID. THOMAS.

nN ~. ~ TMUMASs
~ FORGE L. ISENkANN today
4 y climbed up on the band
~ wagon Of ballyhooers for
the third annual Yuletide
bowling tournament Of The Eve
ming Star, entries for which close
next Saturday midnight.
The National Duckpin Bowling
Congress secretary, bowling pro-
moter for 20 years (hiS looks belle
time), has set about gathering the
old-timerS, who will be given q
special spot on the program OPEN
ing December 26 at the Coliseum.
ANY of the veterans George may over
look who desire to shoot again with
those they helped make duckpin history
may reach him at the Denrike Build
ing by phone. National 4S07.
ELSIE ROMERO, secretary Of the
IL Washington Woman's Duckpin As.
sociation, Is calling the girls atten-
ton to the fact that this win be the
least expensive bowling tournament they
viii be offered this or perhaps any other
season. The cost of participation win
be SO cents, covering payment Of three
games.
It will be q lucrative affair for the
IL high scorers. First place win he
worth $50 and q medal to the winner.
The girl finishing second viii receive
$40. Third will be worth $50.
There will be ak prizes Of $40 each.
one Of 50, one of IS and another OF 03.
No more will there be the nuisance
OF exchanging merchandise, girls. N,S
all cash this time. t.v
~. G. McDEvTTT, publisher, has en-
~ tered the entire star Of the Book of
washington and the Rural Free De.
livery News, which swells the entry ligk
more than q little. The Book Of Waahs
mgton bOwlers shoot IN the Recreation
and the Saturday Night Leagues.
'nAvE cox Is rounding up Recreation
~ Leaguers and believes his OrRanina-
ton win enter 100 per cent OF r.
membership. Cox Is having q BID wear
on the drives and Is worth bet 10 lift
one Of the mems 20 prizes, ranging from
$50 70 $40. The mems money will be
divided $50 Tor first (exclusive Of a
medaD, $40 for second, $50 for third,
$12 each for the next seven places ard
$40 each for the last 10.
DAY CROSS WIN lend . strong help-
N ing hand. The Masonic BowiinR
Association secretary, with ArVille
Ebersole, chairman Of the Tournament
Committee. Is gathering entries from
the giant fraternal league. During the
tournament he VIII share foul line
Judging with Mickey Whalen. Due 10
illness this has been q lean financial
year for Ray and his appointment as
foul line Judge win be helpful.
7 EAGUE secretaries and Others whc
~ desire to aid In making this tn
biggest singles tournament ever ar
urged to make the most OF the mex
several days The entry Gee dime will
fall promptly < at midnight Saturday
and there Will be absolutely no grace.
The Tournanl1t Committee will make
up the schedule Immediately after en-
tries close, which means they viii have
an an-night session and that schedule
viii be final.
TT has been suggested that boys Of Is
l years old and under be placed In the
women's division. Uh, uh! Some
OF those youngsters would be en-
barrassed. And a half dozen or 50 of
them might breeze to prizesI In view
Of some Of the scores they rolled in
the recent national tournament for
juveniles 1t wouldn't be q surprise II
one or two of them carried on some Of
the money in the mems division.
DRoF. A. HERMAN KRAuss. who
L will give the Coliseum drives a
treatment before the tournament
predicts that d score OF about $50 viii
win the mems event. II the NAPLES
fan as they usually do IN tournaments
at the Coliseum this chronicler looks
for a winning score Of about $50. A
count Of 654 won the first Star tourna-
ment and 6S2 was good for first place
last year. efsy