Evening star., 1942-11-26
Plan 10 Take Entry
Fees Out Of Prize
Money Effective
Clarendon Boosts Edge
In District Circuit;
lofuyettes Score

for success of the plan to enroll en-
tire leagues in The Stars National
War Bond tournament by deduct
Ing money from prize funds.
The time and labor saving scheme
already has been put into effect al
Silver Spring with virtually 100 pei
cent results. While many another
promoter during the next week OF
so tolls and frets over the job OF
lining up individuals, Hugh Arbaueh
at Silver Spring will be taking
things easy, SO far as his plant in
the War Bond tournament is con-
cerned. But as president of the
Metropolitan Bowling Alley Oper-
ators' Association he plans to de-
vote his energies toward helping
others enlist contestants.
Awards Are Bountiful.
For a shot at a myriad of fat
prizes, in War bonds and stamps, the
total financial risk for one-half OF
the entrantS-those who qualify for
the 3-game final-will be 40 cents
when 1t is considered that the quail
iflers will roll free in the final
three games that ordinarily would
cost them, at most plants, so cents
The entry fee is a dollar. In last
years tournament were 800 prizes
ranging up to $1,000 bond, ano
none of them insignificant.
League sets rolled during the week
OF December 7, with full handicaps
allowed, will constitute the oualifica-
ton test, one-half the participants
at each alley to carry on into the
rail- off, to be held during the
Christmas holidays.
Entry blanks will be available at
all maple plants early next week.
Clarendon Boosts Lead.
The setting Clarendon Bowl
Ing Center pinman moved to a three
game lead in the District League
pennant chase by trimming the
second-place Brookland Recreations.
FL. Capt. Jack Talbert with 146
and 4l4 led the pennant- Winging
Vlrglnlans to win, in the first two
games, while Ray Watson, the cir
cults top average roller, spanked
Brookland to a final game decision
with l52 to cap a 1896 set.
Led by Harry billiards. 4O8 and
Gordon Remsburg's 4O5. Hyattsville
gained a second-place tie with
Brookland by jolting Arlington in
the odd game. Ollie Pacini's 1853 was
the potent wallop in Arlington S
one-game decision. His set was 4l9.
Julie Singers l42 and 4O1 spanked
Anacostla Spillway's 81 win from
Alexandria, While Eddie Keith was
best for the losers with 39l. Dave
Burrows lusty 146 and 403 fea-
tured as Georgetown swept Ice Pal
ace. Hl-Skor was 2-l winner from
Convention Hall as Charley Peter
son shone with 1856 Elmer Meade's s
lat and 800 was high for the Hall
men.
Lafayette snapped a losing streak
with 30 victory over Rosslyn. The
Wolfe brothers, Perce and Harry,
led the assault with respective
counts of 4l2 and 4O8. Arcadia kept
moving up the ladder with a 2-l
win from King Pin. Pete Metrakos'
l37-38l and Ordie Browns 1894 led
for Arcadia, while Billy Towles post
ed l46 and 39l for King Pin. Be
thesda Bowling Center, led by Abe
Welnberg's 154 and 406. whipped the
champion Lucky Strikes. 81. Pret
Wannan's 1856 was high for last
years title winners.
LafayetteS Maintain Margin.
Lafayette pinettes maintained a
four-game lead in the Ladies Dis
trlct League pennant scrap with a
81 victory over Chevy Chase Ice
Palace. Capt. Jessie Sacrey's 146-
397 and Lii Copeland's 39l paced
the winners to a 1,712 set. The
losers marked up top team game
OF $40 to salvage a lone game.
The runner-up Clarendons took
the odd-game skirmish from Ia
koma as Dot Carelton led with 345
Louise Roberts 370 gave Arcadia a
surprising 81 win from the cham
plon RoSSlyn quint. Helen ODea
banged out 1873 and 344 to lead Rec
Circles shutout from King Pin. Hi
Skor nicked Bethesda Bowling Cen
ter IN the rubber game as Caroline
HlSer hit for 395. Rendezvous was
2-l winner from Brookland. with
Margaret Lynn tossing in 1873 anc
800.
Lafayette and Clarendon will bt
the scenes of the Capitals two tor
bowling attractions tonight with the
1ormer lnaugurating THANKSGIVING
Day mixed doubles and the latter 4
doubles tournament for teams OF
men, women and mixed COUPLES
Contestants in both events will do.
nate part of their entrance fees tc
the Red Cross benefit fund which i.
part of a Nation-wld bowlers Vic.
tory Legion drive.
Ray Diehl starred in the Takoms
Commercial with $50 and AIT te
pace the Ramblers to highs of 81;
and 1928.
julie Singers season record IL
and 424 were the big pokes as Kas-
per's Mems Shop swept Nurim IL
the Hebrew League at Penn Recrea
ton.
Howard Ewald aided Hef1ln Lunch
quint to Whitewash Holmes Bakery
in the Arlington Commercial loor
with l58 and 800.
Charles Town Racing
Will Start Monday
Racing at Charles Town will get
under way next Monday to run 1e
days.
President A. J. Boyle has set / 80
as post time, and a program OF