John Szczerbinski averaged more than 248 on Monday to grab the first-round lead of the 2014 United States Bowling Congress Masters, but first isn’t the position the competitors truly care about this week. In the Masters, like the Queens and other tournaments that use the format, all that matters is making the cut to the double-elimination match play bracket, as all qualifying pins are dropped once the cut is made. This week in New Jersey that means the spot all of the competitors are...