Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1931, Page 12

CAL12 MPHILOMY IS HIGH | [ stars esterday | WITH 116 AVERAGE iShoots 180 for Single-Game Honors in Typo League. Flag to J. & D. Earl McP! ;ymy. Standard Engraving {Co. bowler, was the high-average bowl- jer in the Typothetae Duckpin League fwith an average of 116-19. | He also had high game with 180.! | MAIL DUCKPIN FLAG! Harold Hodges was the second high man with a 112-76 pace, Judd & Detwiler won the pennant by fhree games, Big Print Shop finishing sécond and National Capital Press third. Individual Averaces. JUDD & DETWEILER. G Follis Shipman By the Associated Pre: ‘Red ~ Fitzsimmons, Giants—Blanked Cubs, 5 to 0, with four hits; clouted homer with bases filled. Earl Webb, Red Sox—Drove in three runs against Indians with home run, double and single. Fred Marberry, Senators—Went in as relief pitcher and held Tigers to one hit in four innings as Senators won 12-inning game, 7 to 4. Larry French, Pirates — Scattered | Robins’ eight hits and beat them, 3 to 1. 'PARCEL POST WINS Finishes Three Games‘ in Front of i dividual Champion. | Stoy Nearest Foe—XKleisath In- i MARYLAND ALUMNI VICTORS ON DRIVES Finish Game Ahead of Dartmouth in Intercollegiate League. Anderson High Man. | Displaying a consistent brand of | maple spilling in the late woeks, Mary- land University's alumni bowling team flashed under the wire in the Intercol- legiate Alumni Duckpin League race i one game ahead of Dartmouth, runner- up. Two of Maryland's Southern ri- vals, V. M. I. and V. P. I, finished third and fourth, respectively. Neil Anderson of V. M. I. was high average bowler, with a 109 pace, while Garnett of V. P. 1. was second, with 107, and Burns of Marylind shading of Dartmouth for third place, 105-8 to 105-3. Final Team Standing. W. L. Maryland ..... S0° 31 Navy ... Dastmouth. 49 32 Lehigh . VoMn 48 33 Comnell [BECK'S BAKERY FIVE EASY FLAG WINNER Pinfall Gives Potomae Savings Second Place—Athey Is High With 107. Beck's Bakery bowlers won the Georgetown Commercial League cham- plonship by six games, Potomae Savings Bank finishing second by virtue of a higher pinfall than Smoot Sand & Gravel, which tied the Bankers in games won and lost. A FINAL TEAM STANDING. k's Bakery. Petomac Savings Bank. . Smoot 8and Co Colonial Coal Co. Colonial Coal Co. N Freasurers OMce JEASON_RECORDS. High tumnnmo-!vrl'l Bakery, 579. High team !nel—kflatsk'i “.k:{’ffl]llm’. it k'S Bakery. 45.181. HiEn CaverageoAthey (Beck's = Bakery), Beck. 2nd. 1005k average spares—Athe: Hith prorase sifikes-ather; OBrith Hg. idual g 7 Crist. and. High 'n'aama'un ‘set—Athey; G. Broad- " and. hursh 304 4 gividual Avera BECK'S BAKER sg, Ave. Athey .. 1 *107-45 [AY |11, 1931 5 132 4T 348 E. Kreamer 115 314 L. Kreamer ... 18 114 307 Ricelardl ; SMOOT SA?‘D & GRAVEL CORP. 4 Greer . Schwarts Everett Proctor Perkins Kelly Rec ers. Note—Bowlers must Toll in two-thirds of scheduled ¢ames to be eligible for any league cologne in their bath. Coming South: this year, a rookie rang for porter to get him a glass of water, Jazy to it him: can't, figure out the youth of today and youthful demands of luxury. He says: “We used to have a room with a wash bagl and_pitcher; -now- these lads want NOW ROLL IN LUXURY Kid Gleason, in base ball since 1888, In times like these, when money isn't so plentiful as it might be, every woman is studying ways and means of stretching incomes to cover a multitude of things. Dinners and dollars are being ex- amined more closely this year than ever before. To¢ ipman 1111 32 3 Parcel Post, with a three-game mar- | Princeion . 5 o forrison (i 3 1gin over its nearest rival, Mailing, won | NDIVIDU, 2 x §"‘....—“ . 3 {the pennant in ths Post Office Bowling | oL ln;?{g\:;tl\b S T 5 7 38 League. The individual ti'le went to | ey As a result, the old superstition that the best food must be high in price is wearing pretty thin. For, when a woman starts thinking prize. Crockett BIG PRINT SHOP. Beatty 3 .o126 17 feil D126 143 So0ding 148 oricer . D118 164 ochrane 116 145 NATIONAL CAPITAL PRESS. Liscnon 126 134 38 ‘oung 120 141 356 Sullivan 123 132 42 Guii ... 128" 136 351 Eppley 1126 140 347 WASHINGTON TYPOGRAPHERS Hodges 4 126 143 387 Kinnihan' 111101000 63 150 407 Goodman | Dla1e 148 363 Mallonee . L 38 131 341 Folmerhaus 101 127 334 Homan .... 108 168 418 POTOMAC ELECTROTYPE CO. Dewhirst weieee. 121 142 363 105-1 Mutzbaug! 94 142 355 Baker 143 Carmen’ 14 3 137 349 140 358 COLUMBIAN PRINTING CO. 40 379 153 372 145 360 124 315 129 323 urray ubka Noack . High Smith Floam Williams . 126 148 367 D126 134 335 125 149 355 Abdill . L 117 119 307 Collins D123 135 3 AMERICAN FLECTROTYPE CO. Dorses 96 144 Heimer ' 126 138 Wheeler . 13¢ Raum . 142 Biddle 115 Dietch 123 GIBSON BROS. Pabrizio ... R McAllister 105 112 81 1 123 CRAPTSMEN. 128 158 106 152 125 15 nkins .. fley Potter Bair ! 5 Furlong tavs 29 112 208 NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO. kewes ... 87 162 360 reenwood . 108 138 356 racke ............. 84 119 3 e 13 132 34 Dumford B4 138 336 97 119 332 MAXWELL JONES, 121 148 126 131 355 58 384 33 352 316 D102 133 37 118 R 100 8 87 100 S LEW THAYER. 126 138 COURANT PRESS, L1258 147 117 124 97 125 116132 BRI ES: ) RANSDELL. INC. Ritter ...... .19 138 Walters e 127 Morsell MeclIntyre Grimes . ampbell .1 L | CENTRAL PRINTING ¥ Giossbrenner. $hipion uppert Beckwitn . Cross . 96-100 100-60 | 94-20 97-4 Mayo Paul P Johnson | Tovedas .11l McPherson . 149 384 1200 334 129 342 11 35 19 321 . TIME. 133 130 12 115 Wrisht Viana Raley ‘Wood Sappey Schombert /. Coupe ./ 25 ] Singerhoft 324 Frain 16 310 GEO. A. SIMONDS CO. . 123 129 342 114 97-12 91-108 92-26 82-38 McClosky Moreland Norris Rowzes 1. Henzbuck 131 D11e 132 D125 1m D120 a3 TYPOTHETAE. 128 121 187 104 116 142 123 Rogers Walsh Leiza Hal Hilima | Chamb Tiniman PUT ON FLASHY FINISH Shooiing 1,607 in their final match, J. P. Evans' high sct of the scason in the Building Contractors’ League and took three games from Standard Art Marble. It was the first time this season Standard dropped a three-game sct 324 Fuller No. 1 won the championship. | In other matches Lake Stone won thiee by forfeit from James Baird, Puller No. } 1 rolled to a twin-win over Southern Asbestos, D. C. Butcher whitewashed C, H. Tompkins, Columbia Sand Gravel tock three from Hudson-Dougherty and P. T. McDermott took two from Ru- dolph & West. Tram Standir. WL w1 Puller St. Pl 1 58 20 Columbia Sand. 36 42 Blandard A M. 53 23 Southern Aches. 33 41 Lake Stone 48 30 C. H.Tom S 43 J. P. Evans 44 34 Rudolph & West 32 46 Fuller 81 P13 4335 P T McDerm it 31 47 R Butche 40 3 Hudson-Doug'ty 29 49 . W.Lee™0. 0 38 4 James Baird. ... 28 30 CLOCKS STARTING SYSTEM Frisco Scribe Finds Evolution of Turf Devices Fascinating. By the Associated Press. From press boxes and judges stands Floyd McKenny, veteran San Franciszo turf expert, has watched the evolution of horse race starting, a detail he says is almcst as fascinating,as the race ftself. In the early days, McKenny says, races were s arted by the beat of a drum. Later the system was chenged to & start by a flag, because some jockeys were deaf, but none were blind. . The present highly perfected “start- ing .gat="—a barrier across the track with stalls for horses—had its inception in San Francisco. It was first used in this couniry at the old Ingleside track in 1895. Ramon De Lopez brought the original starting gate here frcm Aus- tralia. Before he took up fghting Jirfvnn as & motive fireman. No is & taxicab driver, 8 | MeCoy | Shaney Kleisath, of the runners-up, with an average of 107. The final figure: Team T . HS. W. 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