Evening star., 1942-12-04
HyattsviIIe BowIers
Enter War Savings
Event En- Masse
Use League Prize Money
To Pay Entrance Fees;
D. 6. Sturs to TruveI

If showings at Silver Spring and
Hyattsville are reliable examples of
what is to come, the field in The
Stars war savings bowling tourna-
ment, to open Monday, will surpass
the record group of nearly 10000
men and women that competed In
last years event.
All but one league at Silver Spring
week ago followed the greatly
urged, time and toll saving plan of
entering entire memberships with
money lifted from prize funds. The
lone exception would have made it
unanimous had there been enough
money in its treasury. Most of this
leagues members will compete any,
how
Jim Money. manager of Oscar
Hisers f1ourishing Hyattsville alley,
announced today that every league
in the place, close to a dozen, will
be in line when the firing starts.
The majority already have appro-
priated prize coin for the entry
fees and Money has been assured
the others will follow suit.
With those full handicaps, 81
entry fee and great prize list" said
Money today, this tournament is
the easiest to sell T ever heard Of"
Virginia Tournaments Draw.
Two Virginia tournaments will
provide the top action for host of
the Capitals leading bowlers tomor-
row with seventh annual Women's
Old Dominion Turing the fair rollers
to Richmond and the fifth annual
Jefferson Open attracting the male
Sharpshooters to Roanoke.
Seeking his third major victory of
the season and at the same time
out to break the four-year monopoly
held by Virginia pinmen will be
Ell Geib in the seven-game Jefferson
event. Included in the Washington
contingent will be Bert Lynn, Geib's
Alexandria Recreation teammate
who also has turned in several bril-
liant tournament scores; Perce
Wolfe and Joe Pricci, Lafayette
stars; Dave Burrows of Georgetown
Recreation and Lee Marcy, member
of the pacesetting Clarendon quint
in the District League.
Lynn recently established an all
time Baltimore seven-game record
of 1,025 as co-winner with Walter
Stahler. an Oriole, in the Recreation
Inaugural while Geib tied this mark
to win the Ray Won Dreele at Bal
timore after his initial victory in
the Frank Jett at Richmond.
Lucy and Lorraine Feud.
Hi-Skor's Lorraine GULL and
Rosslyn's Lucy Rose, who have been
going great guns in tournaments
this season, will carry their peren-
nial bowling feud to Richmond,
Mrs. Rose, victor in the 1910 Old
Dominion, is the only Capital bowler
to win the 10-game event. Ethel
Brewer of Baltimore will be the de-
Tending champion.
Among the Roanoke delegation
will be Arville Ebersole, executive
secretary of the National Duckpin
oo"ihlS Ni1O
recting the Jefferson will aid Pro-
prietor Callahan in promoting the
affair as Red Cross benefit. Eber-
sole also will help to promote the
Roanoke City War bond tourna-
ment, modelled after The Stars.
Mary Jones, with highs of 1872
and 331, spanked the Victory Gar
deners to an odd-game win over the
Queen Bees in the Farmerettes
League at Hi-Skor.
Manager Eddie Winslow of Hi
Skor will lose one of his popular
assistants when AL Weiner joins the
armed forces soon.
Jimmy jenkins 165 was the big
blow as the Jenkins Sheet Metal
quint chalked up q season record
of 634 in Clarendon's Commercial
B loop. His top 394 also was po-
tent in a 2-1 win from Conklyn
Flowers.
John Ash fired the first 400 set
of his career last night at Ia
koma. His Alb capped by 159
game featured Modern Way Movers
sweep over Stevens Decorators with
scores of 625 and l,847.