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4 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 17, 1932—PART FIVE. Blakeney of Baltimore Rolls Record Set of 687 to Take Campbell Stake Lead ANDERSON TRALS BY SINGLE MAPLE He Holds Duckpin Mark BOWLER ALSO GAINS NEW SUIT OF CLOTHES. 1,277 Top Score at End of Tenth Game in Classic. P. Harrison Third. BY FRANCIS E. STAN. HOOTING five brilliant strings for a sweepstake set record of 637, Ed Blakeney, one of | the two Balti~ore bcwling‘ stars competing last night as- sumed by a single pin the lead at the end of the second block of the | Howard Campbell Sweepstakes at the Rendezvous alleys. Blakeney’s sensational score of last night, plus his 590 roiled a week ago, gave him a total of 1,277 for the first 10 games. Johnny Anderson of Washington trailed by a single pin when he rolled 654 last night Baltimore's bespectacled star, who carries the reputation of being a streak bowler, was not conceded much of a chance of winning following his 590 set last week when 16 other pinmen bettered 600, but he pounded the pins for games of 133,139, 131, 141 and 143 to forge to the front in Washington’s an- | nual battle of bowling bambinos Blakeney, because he rolls with North- east Temple in the District League, s eligible to compete in the Campbell 'Stakes along with another Baltimorean, Ray Von Dreele, who is “imported” to roll with the Fountain Hams. Pantes, Brill Tumble. Last night's block was almost as sen- gational as the opener. bettered 600 in the second block and both of the leaders, Louis Pantos and Paul Brill, were displaced. Pantos, whose 666 set a week 8go was sent into discard as a Campbell *Stakes record by Blakeney's effort last night, dropped closer to his average with 573 and tumbled into sixth place. Brill, rated, like tos, as a “dark horse,” rolled a mediocre 551, dropping him out of the first 10. Anderson, young member of the Con: vention Hall team, and Paul Harriso youthful captain of the same quint, held the attention of most of the capacity crowd when both made brilliant splurges. Anderson opened Wwith 142, fell back to 109, and then shot & sensa. tional 162, He finished with 127 and 114 and a 654 set, giving him a 10-| game total of 1276. Harrison was well on his way toward the leadership until the fifth gam= when he was stopped cold by a flurry of splits. Paul rolled 130, 150, 137, 122 and 93 for a 623 total, giving him a score of 1,250, 27 pins behind Blakeney. Clarke About Done. Bradley Mandley, whose 638 set last Baturday was good for fourth place, was forced to saare that position with Earl McPhilomy. Both hav~ scores of 1,249, Louis Pantos is sixth, followed by Ollie Pacini, Max Rosenberg, Hokie Smith and Charlie Walson Still another name was certain to be added to the list of those Campbell champions who failed to defend the title successfully when Astor shot only 575, leaving him almost hopelessly behind. Sam Corcoran of Georgetown substi- tuted for Dave Burrows, who is nursing an infured leg. and won back Dave's entry fee of $25 with a 168 string, the | highest of the night. The classic will wind up next Sat vrday at Convention Hall with any of the first 10 having a fine chance to win and several others bearing slim hopes Harrison, one of the most noted monev bowlers in the East,.probably will go into the final block ' _favorite despite the lead of 27 pins bv Blakeney and 26 by Anderson. Blakeney is in- consistent and Anderson must concede Harrison much experience. ARMST;dNG IS VICTOR. Armstrong High School basket ball team won two games, defeating Car- doza A. C., 29 to 19, and Arrows A. C., 34 to 30 Summaries stroni (29). Cardozo A. C Armstrong e Shanklin, 1 Shatel. { T. Jackson. Miles. ¢ Henry. & H. Jackson. Montz'm'y. Totals. . - . 00555005505505-00m Quarrelis Mitchel ] | socooom0omomaNaommG Taylor Totals 8| cococonconossanoana (30 t'ng High (34). Arrows A. C Armst'ns High G4 1 GF P 4 Brown, 1 5 Covington. 1.. 4 Tobias. f 7 Howsrd. ¢ 2 Madison. c 7 Hoston, € 2 Gress. & 2 Tnorne. ¢ [] 0 E Best. € Baskervilie , Totals oomoumw, Mitc Henderson Totals TAKOMA FIREMEN WIN Takoma Firemen drubbed Fairlawns. 25 to 11, at basket ball last night on the winners' court. The Firemen are booking 145-pound teams. Call Shep- herd 3181. Scores in Campbell Stakes Clarke | Twelve pinmen | EDDIE KEITH. 1S four consecutive strikes enabled him to shoot a game of 197 in the Recreation League last week for a new Central-South Atlantic high game record. Keith is a member of the Rex team. Keith opened his game with two spates and a strike and then missed in his fourth and fifth frames. He theg made four straight strikes, which incidentally, won for him a suit of clot®es, and topped the string off with & spare. 'Promise of Out-o_f-Town Girls ' To Bowl Revives Blick Plan For Marathen of Fifty Games | | IS bowling “stadium” officially christened yesterday, Promoter John 8. Bligk now is turning his attention to his next big stunt —a 50-game sweepstakes for women. Since the start of the season Blick has harbored the 50-game test in his mind, but practically abandoned it last | week when he became assured of not | more than three entries. However, he received word yesterday from Lotta Janowitz of Baltimore and Mary Staple- ton of Norfolk that they were planning to enter. The Orlole girl won the United States singles champlonship last year, | while the Norfolk lass has rolled the highest set ever to be rolled by a woman | south of Washington—3177. With these two entries assured. Blick announced yesterday that he will stage the novel event on the afterncon of January 30 in the Convention Hall “stadium.” Edna Johnson, Merceda Isemann and Doris Goodall, all of this city, are certain entries, ac- cording to Blick. The girls will start rolling at 2 o'clock in the afternoon and competition will end 15 minutes after the first girl to roll the 50 strings has finished. In other ~ worcs, in order to be eligible for a prize the bowlers must finish within 15 minutes of the first to roll 50 games. If one girl averages 90, but finishes more than 15 minutes before | another girl who averages 100, the first girl will be declared the winner. Blick will guarantee at least $50 to the winner, $25 to the runner-up and $15 for the third place winner. The entrance fee will be $10 per person including games. All of the entrance fee will be put into the prize fund, as well as all receipts taken in at the “gate” of the “stadium.” In addition to the first prize of $50, a gold medal emblematic of the 50- game sweepstakes championship of the world will be awarded to the winner by Blick. This 50-game sweepstakes is similar to the 100-game sweepstakes Blick held st year for men, anc which proved o popular. Not only does it require skill, but stamina, and only thcse girls with almost effortless deliveries will be seen in the event Only one bowling event of major im- portance is carded for this week and that is the wind-up of Washington's pin show of shows, the Howard Camp- bell Sweepstakes. GIRLS STEAL SHOW IN HALL PIN PARTY __(Continued From First Pa; |ing 648, the Washington pair winnin by’ 54 pins, 1250 to 1196 ; Pacini finished with a 140-game to outpoint Von Dreele, 597 to 592 in the other singles. About 300 paid to see the matinee and a slightly larger attendance at night | was encouraging to John S. Blick, bowl- ing promoter, who intends to put on ‘o':her‘ attractions at the hall. Last | hight's card was in competition with the Campbell Sweepstakes, outstanding as a crowd puller. The Scores: AFTERNOON. SINGLES. 137 119 L0z 127 DOUBLES. 140 122 100 A 130 116 252 218 129 139 92 128 125 193 257 264 SINGLES 112 105 115 106 NIGHT. DOUBLES. . 123 100 96 196 17 128 Barnes Megaw .. as jit] 108658 7 116 104562 Megzaw Pacini a5 123 285 127 115 124— 648 111— 602 101 Von Dreele 124- 116— 576 242 2401196 15 140— 5 116 125— 592 John Blick. 121 108 220 137 115 255 111 130 241 8 553 110 208 94 9 245 190 SINGLES. 1,086 581 2281131 Baer Altrock Harriso Nick Rinaldi Gulli Rice 90 107 101 106 105 91 102 115 81277 Jole Ray, one time a great miler and later a marathoner, is now a mara- thon dancer. Chips From t —OR a time this season it appeared the John Blick girls, national and Women's District League cham- pions, would be lucky if they | finished out of the cellar, but the title | holders’ recent spurt has landed them |in second place, three games behind the 1et Tl . 590 . 622 618 638 . 618 666 P. Ha Mandley Philomy Rosenberg Smith Walson Srill wantini Clarke ©O. Hiser Parsons * Wolfe Lawhorn Campbell Eepey Dixon Swain ... Wolstenholme Talbert Megaw Burrows Crewley Morgan Burns Daly Honey Isemann J. Harrison Whelan Furr .. Webb Bild . Magruder Ward ... Von Dreele Gorman EH. Hiser leading Rendezvous maids. Takoma Park was the victim of the Blicks last week. Northeast Temple has played a lead- ing part in the success of two of the 2d T 687 654 632 611- 631 3 509—1 ~623—1,235 591-—1,230 654—1.217 11,198 641—1,195 575—1,19. —605—1,183 128—577—1,183 132—585—1,179 99—591—1,178 139—602—1,164 | 119—535—1,164 123—610—1,163 133—557—1,163 123—576—1,162 | 129—577—1,161 133—584—1,160 168—588—1,156 five members, Red Megaw, Chester Bild, George Honey. Ed Blakeney, entered both the National Sweepstakes and the current Howard Campbell 'Stakes. E is the new Central-South Atlantic section high game record holder, but Eddie Keith, who shot that 197 string last Thursday in the Recrea- tion League, isn't the high-game holder in his own loop. A year ago Joe Overend shot 203 in the Recreation League, but it was not recognized as an official mark by the National Duckpin Congress because no judge was on the foul line. It was, | however, accepted by League, =o Keith, with 197, is just the boy whoy shot the second highest game in the G street league. Ruth girls, who won 23 consecutive games in the Eastorn Star League at the beginning of the season, are still on top with the first series over, but they are only four games in front of the | Joseph Milans team. The fur ought to fly tomorrow at the Lucky Strike in the Western Unfon League when Repeaters and T. and R. clash in one of the three matches. Repeaters are only two games behind the leading T. and R. e Not_satisfied by springing v 101—573—1,132 99—558—1,123 95—522—1,112 94—517—1,090 100—533—1,036 115—483—1,026 s mid BY FRANCIS E country’s big tournaments thus far. Alll Ollie Pacini and | the Recreation | GULLI IS PRESSED BY BILLIE BUTLER Lorraine Four Pins Behind Record of Last Season. Columbians Lead. OUR pins under her 108-26, Lorraine Gulli, nially the champion of the | Washington Women's League, was less | than a point ahead of Billie Butler | as the second series in the crack girls' ;Joop ended last week. Miss Gulli, No. |1 ranking nationally, has 108-22 to | Mrs. Butler's 107-39. Mrs. Butler, No. 2 ranking national- ly, nevertheless makes up for that less- than-a-point_difference in average by holding the high game, high set and most strikes record. Lorraine has most ‘ spares. Despite these fancy performances by | the two foremost ranking woman bowlers, the Columbians, a team with | neither’' Miss Gulli_or Mrs. Butler on the roster, are leading the league with |a three-game margin over the cham- pion Beeques. The figures: TEAM STANDING, | | 20,79 20,93 20,768 20,348 19.761 18'602 18,602 18,320 Columbians | Beeques | Shamrocks | Hilltoppers 5 University Park... Keenos | Veterans Bureau.. | Cardinals 8 85 INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES. COLUMBIANS, G. St Sp. .42 180 T8 42 13 € 42 12 55 36 11 36 .33 7 50 BEEQUES .42 L4 14T D42 15 59 Saas s L3 9 38 SHAMROCKS. HG 127 130 120 128 HS 338 Ave 102-12 101 99-6 97-7 95-28 M. Leaman. Forteney Levy Sullivan Shugrue | Butler Quigiey Greevy .. Quaites 11 Federline . Hoffman . | Whalen M. Burke Ream Esan HILLTOPPERS. 42 18 67 39 16 5 D39 11 2 n 42 10 UNIVERSITY | Mittner | Updike MeQuinn Cox. Trompson 99-17 a 50 9 4 93-29) Gl Fllis Iseman Williams 108-22 9 35 1 ] Lieberman Walsh Lauer B Shaw Kemp Turnbull 8 85-23 85-16 | 20 2 CARDINALS n...... 42 10 82 Mores 136 11 46 2 4 2 523 12 9 m POTOfiACS ARE DEFEATED PHILADELPHIA, January 16—Penn | M | Ryan ... Gerlach | Soner. | Browsing of Washington at basket ball tonight, 50 to 45. The Potomacs made & futile rally after once trailing by 14 points. Summnry:’“‘ o Potomacs GF. GFPL Penn A. C. 1 Schaal. Lons. 1. J.Bniwell Scott. 1 Skillman E. B niwell Thomas, . Venable, ... Peterson. R.. Berlinger, .. Totals ... Johnson, f... Rabbitt. { Roberts, 1. Barer. f. Cun’gham, | Stansbury. | Kelso. & Johns. ¥ Oehmann, 4 0 cororuwoooy 2 g Mr. 5 545 wieler Totals 0 | GALLArljDiEVTrPREPS SPLIT Defeat Freshmen, but Lose Second Encounter With Seniors. Opening the Interclass Basket Ball League at Gallaudet the Preps trounced the Frosh, 17 to 12. Ernest Stack of the Frosh caging high-scoring honors with 5 points. In the second game the Preps were defeated by the strong Senior quintet, 33 to 20, Preps (17) | E. Stack, 1 Ragsdale, | Thomas. ' Sorenson, ¢ | Delp. & RoOD. & Prosh (12). G F.Pts, Gamblin Norton. 't Hinnant. Adler. Horge: GF it ts, 1 4 . 4 < 3 1 0 Buzzelll. & | Whisman, & Totals ..... ol conmasw Totals . LI vl soconoy ol ovesssswy Seni'rs. (33). G Bradley. Katz, f...... Grinneli, "¢ Gray. & Williams, Lange, & Totals ... | Preps (20) | Buzzelli | E. Stack, 1 £ Ragsdale, 1.0 Leicht, c.. Roop. &... Delp, &.. Totals Referee Mr o curwol 2 he Mapleways upset, Friendship, next to last in the | Odd 'Fellows League, followed up its victory over Harmony with a 2-to-1 win over the leading Mount Pleasant team in a double-header. Rolling_high game and set of the week, 567 and 1673, Marquette hung a {wo-game pasting on the leading Genoas in the Knights of Columbus League. LNORTH’EAST TEMPLE, District League leader, took it on the chin from Convention Hall, 2 to 1, but lost no ground, as Hecht, place, and Petworth, in third, dropped similar decisions. Red Megaw's aver- age has dropped to a mere 122, but he still leads the league. | Howard Campbell's Lucky Strike | team finally is living up to some of its | promises in the National Capital. The Campbell-captained crew moved into | third place last week by winning three |games from Rinaldi Tatlors. Led by Helena Kohler with 323, Treasury maintained its three-game lead in the Women's Federal League by winning two tilts from Mines. Doris Goodall was the star of the week, however, rolling 344 for Com- merce. | | | 'WEEPING over Ford Electric, Lion- cale Shirts gained on the leading Swan team in the Columbia Heights League. Eynon Motor surprised by tak- | ing one tilt from Swan's. | Ed Keith, Recreation League sensa- tion, also was high in the Columbia Heights loop with a 406 set. Acacia, the team that was nosed out of the Masonic League pennant last year by only three games, won its first three-game victory of the season. And the line-up is the same which was so successful last year. Johnny Quinn rolled & score of 709 to win the Evening Sun's tournament in Baltimore. A 668 was second high. record- | breaking average last year of peren- 9634 | 1 A. C. defeated the Potomac Boat Club | | shade Factors. 3B G Prso in second | WOMEN'S DISTRICT LEAGUE. Team Standing. w. L. 29 19 32 16 28 20 L. Deal Service 2 Columbia ... Lucky Strike Meyer Davis Takoma Park. Recreation 1 John Blick ... Rendezvous Bill Wood Conv. Hall G'town_ Rec King Pin 2 28 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LEAGUE. W. L. 33 18 29 19 29 22 25 20 6 22 L2118 25 23 23 22 Salyador San_Domi Ovando Pinta Columbia’ Balos /e santa Maria . La Salle ...... 1 Geno Marauetie Champlain Cortex Nina . Trinidad w. L 24 15 Engineers 121 18 Purchasing 112118 Law ... 119 20 Mail-Trafiic Operating Disbursing | Tramc . Auditors ELECTRICAL LEAGUE. W. L T.P. HG. 26,624 282 25,888 657 | cent. Arm. Wks. 1 Pot. Elec. Power C: O R. Evans & Bro. PEPCO Sta, F 1.. Nat. ‘Elec. Supply €0 Creel Bros. E. B. Warren & Co West'house EL° 8. Co. Doubleday-Hill_El. Co. Elec. Storage Bat. Co. Graybar_Electric ' Co Elec. League Contr. Miller-Dudley_ Co. | PEPCO Sta. F 2. | Cent.” Arm.” Wks. | Creei Bros. 2.. Season Records. High team game—Central Armature Works No. 1, 582 High team set—Central No. 1. 1.650. High individual game_Brill, High individual set—Moyer, High strikes—Feighenne, 26. High spares—Brill, 113 High individual average—Brill, 109-20. High weekly game—Hays, 133 559 505 559 563 Armature Works 160. 370, | FEDERAL LEAGUE. | w. TP, Post Ofmce ... Commerce . : Internal Revenue . Naxie s A Veterans” Adm. ... | Treasury A | Govt. Pre. Oftice Navy Y. City P Mer. Fieet Corp' . Pub. Bldg. & P. P. | Shipping Board . Season Records. High team games—G. P. O., 636; Navy Yard, 630; Post Office, 620. s 1,791; Navy, 1,767. High ‘team office, 1,781 High 'individuai 'sames_Barnard, 167; v 158; Boston and Hanrahan. 156 429; Bos- Warman, 688; Har- sets— Post High _individual sets—Barnard, | ton. 417; Friedrichs, 404. High_average strikes-Burton, | wett,” €88; Moore, .655. High _average ' spares—Priedrichs, | simon. 2.82: Jolliffe and Boston, 2.58 1 Highi individual average—Friedrichs (P. 0., | 1714 2.95; NAUTICAL LEAGUE. | W, L | wash. canoe 1. 33 13 | Bonzat Canoe... 31 17 Drifters No. i.. 27 21 El Dorado..... 25 23 Colonial ....... iw-m, Cance 3. 24 24 Wash. Canoe 3. Season Records. High team game—Wash. High team sei—Bonz: , W 23 a1 2 13 18 L. 26 27 8 29 30 Potomac B. C. Drifters No. .. Anchor Canoe Canoe No. 1, 595. | 1693, uber (Wash. Canoe Boat Do- No. | team set—Thrall 396, High _individual do), 113-4; F: 113-4 Greatest number of strikes—Evans (Bon- | zal). 30. Greatest number (Wash. Canoe No. 1), Boat Club), 111. (Potomac average_Ryder (El ericks (Wash. Canoe Club). spares—Friedricks Thrall (Potomac of 11 ODD FELLOWS' W. L. Mt. Pleasant... 34 14 Phoenix .......31 14 Amity No.'1...030 15 277129 25 | Amity No. 5 Harmony ....0.21 21 Friendship ... 23 25 Columbia ..... | Mt. Nebo | Season Records. ‘ High team game—Amity No. 2, 603. High team set—Amity No. 2, 1748 | High individi game—N. Groff, 152. High individual set—N. Groff, 397. Greatest strikes—Wallace Donaldson, 25. Greatest spares—F. Viehmeyer, 113, High average—C. H. Groff, 113-9. 1 LEAGUE. W. L. 18 21 | 1722 30 30 31 34 Fred D. Stuart Langdon ... Central . Eastern NORTH OF WASHINGTON LEAGUE. Section 1. W.L 4110 Kensington ..\ 28 23 Faulconer-Proc. 26 25 S. S, Elec. Co. 19 |Old Timers..... 26 22 Acme . M. Co. 13 | Season Records. set—Shade Factory. 1.802 game—Shade Factory. 643. individual set—Wolstennoline. 405. individual game—English. 160 strikes—Parsons and G. H. Warten. n. 14 Walson. W, Howltzer Gia'ts 23 2 Service Co. 23 L. E. Breun'ger 21 High High High High High 3 | “hish | Hign | average 118-16. W.L Anderson’s C'e. 36 15 Forsythe D. 8. 35 16 Ind. Ofl Co..... 26 25 Bergmann's La. Season Records. set—Anderson's Cafe. 1.720. game—Bergmann's Laundry. 610. individual set—Deflenbaugh, 395 individual game—Cocuzzi, 153. strikes—Miller. 31 spares—Miller and Moore. 115. average—Deffenbaugh, 111-9. Section 3. W. L 22 Swann's 8. Co. Langdon Milis. S. 8. Fire Dept. | High High High High High High High w. Brig'wood B. 5. 20 Manor Club.... 19 sil, Spr. Pt. Co. 18 Zirkle Hdw. Co. 15 Season Records. Wolfe Motor Co Bi Wolfe Mot. N.A D G | Woodside | Cardinals Co | High High set game—Brightwood Barber 1.6 04 Shop. 570. | individual set—Peck. 367 individual game—Verdi and Macaboy. | Dick and Moore. 19. 108-9. average—Arey. Blister Rust .. Plant Industry Accounts Economics Shops .. Public Roads Interbureaus So-Kems ension 2 nt Quarantine Season Records. High team set —Interbureaus. 1. HIEn team samePlant Quarantine High individunl set - Ackerman. 400 High individual ame-Ackerman. 169. | WOMEN'S FEDERAL 1 10 13 LEAG £} Int. Rev Com. Comets Com. Jrs Mines Economics Treasury Inter. C. C. Vets. Adm. Labor Marines Commerce | Agric. | War w -5 D29 28 26 26 25 2 2 1 1 1 5 1 4 11 4 1 | union Trust Co........ W. B. Hibbs Cg. 11 1110010 Amer. Sec. & Tr. Co. No. i. | Wash, Loan & Tiust Co, Ne. i Fed -Amer. Nat. Bk. & Tr. Co. | Nations1 Bank of Washington | Wash. Loan & Trust Co. No. 2 Riges National Bank 2 Northenst Savings BRrk Amer. Sec. & Tr. Co. No 2 District’ National Bank Season Records. High individual game—Madden (Hibbs). 156, 5 | s’;llll;h y!lrikps—i:[)oyinl (Washington Loan & T?lx;l'hN:Dlre&A()eltr (Bank of Washington). 14 e High team game—Hibbs Co.. 629. High team set—Hibbs Co.. High individual average—! ‘Washington). 110-42. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE. 3 et 1,733, Geler (Bank of % d Cab.. Rawa, & Loth. 18 sterreit Op Ber. 18 Mot Seatal Frotel. 12 L 2i 26 26 27| 30 Daily News Peoples Dr. 8t. 28 17 Evening Star... 26 19 Carry Ice Cr... 24 21 Wonder Bread.. 24 21 Season Records. i m game—Peoples Drue Stores, tem Selowonder Bread. 1688 average—Burrows, 110- RameBaird. 156; Farmer, 156. Sat—Baird. 192 strikes—Railey. 28 spares—Edmonston, High High High High Tien it High on. 108, RECREATION LEAGUE. Wl oun Boxics Bakery 30 12 Stanton Tnion Ter. Mkt. 26 18 Pops Sime Music St 23 19 Blue Flame Fox Theater.... 20 22 Dodgers GEORGES LEAGUE. PRINCE R OTON 1. W. L. ... 31 14 Bankers ... Qoosiatesy-: 30 18 Blue: Buniar Dixie Pig 25 20 Chillum In. Crk. Laun. 2025 W. 8. 8. 25 | | Templa Hecht | Petworth | Fount. | Hyattsville | Arminius | Harmony | 147 Bowling League Standings COLUMBIA HEIGHTS LEAGUE. Liondale " Cool Drink 31 14 Crandall Re 26 10 Chaconas Mkt. | Paramount 26 19 Artcraft Sign. Ford Electric... 25 20 Rynon Motor... Season Records. team game—Liondale, 671. team set—Liondale, 1,802. individual set—P. Harrison, 441. individua] game—Kebler, 172 High individual spares—Corcoran, 143. High individual s ey. 33. Hirh individual a —C. Walson, 124-11. High High High High METHODIST PROTESTANT LEAGUE. w. TP. HG. .36 21,508 ~ 580 20 21,095 538 21 20,684 553 26 20,890 563 25 20.587 556 2 20.108 523 18.880 509 20,024 525 19.903 54 19,181 487 18972 511 19,243 550 Season Records. High team game—First Chureh. ] H32352832BA5 Olivet Lewis Memor| Ivary ount " Tabor | All-Stars |R.T. Ave. Ministers No. 2. . 580 | High individual game—Weakley (Mt. Oli- | ver). 149 High average—Weakley (Mt. Olivet). 107. High team set-First Church, 1.612. -High individual set—Hayght -(N. C. Ave.), High game—Weakley (Mt. Olivet), 149. |3 DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE LEAGUE. W, L 27 & Bu. of Mines 19 14 Bu of Census. ¥ & D. Com. 18 15 Paients No. 1. Patents No. 3. 18 15 Bu. Standards Season Records. team game_Patents No, 3. 500 fecm set—Patents No. 3, 1.700. High individual game—Carter (Bureau of Miness, 161 izh' individual set (Bu t MiLgh” individual set—Hareett (Bureau of Hich' individual average—Hargett (Bureau of Mines), 114-6 w. L Patents No. 2 15 15 C. & Geo._Sur 1 624 High High | WOMEN'S PRINCE GEORGE LEAGUE w. L Arcades .28 Cottage City.. 21 24 W. 8 8. D... 1928 Quest'n Marks 15 30 Lanham 1 | Chillum Hilltoppers Rerwyn 7 Tudes's 25 ucky " Strike. 22 PRINCE GEORGES LEAGUE. SECTION 2. W. L. Lust.-Nicholson 31 14 S. 8. D. Sur. 30 15 Sligo ... 20 16 Ross' Old Bovs 26 19 Hud. Garage.. 23 22 C. & P Const.. 23 22 w. Co. F. N. .23 Clinton 21 Pennobscotts . 19 2 U. 8.8.D. Con. 18 Dixie Pig ... 18 Brent. Market. 11 EASTERN STAR WOMEN'S LEAGUE. . W, 8 12 18 18 20 21 22 Bethany Brookland Lafayette . Miriam Columbia Treaty Oak Acacia i 21 Good Wil 26 Bethlehem . Season Records. team game—Ruth, 556 team set—Ruth, 1.567 average—Owen. 105-38, High game—_Ackman, 146. High set_—Ackman. 355 High strikes—Veihmeyer. 21. High spares_Ackman. 102. High flat game—Whitbeck, 98. BUSINESS MEN'S LEAGUE. Ruth Milans Jos. H. h. Cent. 2 Lebanon Wash. Cent Joppa' Lodge Unity Mizpah Mt. Pleas it High High High w. Conv. Hall..... 2 S. Kann's Go.' 2! Edmonds. Opte. 1 Briges Mt. Pr. 1 Fitzp'ick Serv. Season Records. High team gome—Call Carl, T Hish team e Hocht Co. 1838 °o High individual game—Depufy (Colonial) High individual set—Jarmon & Potomnc Telephone ot 413 HIEN Sitices— Beavers (Brolis). 32, igh spares—Jarmon (Che: ke - tomac Telephone Co.). 130, BARELKey& T G NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE. WL . 3013 Farnan's 29 16 King's Palace. 18 Judd & Det 20 You Sim'n 2520 Barnes Aut. Pale Drys... Takoma_... Lucky "Strike. Rinaldi Tailors. DISTRICT LEAGUE. Temple Rendezvous Conv. Hall Lucky Strike... King Pin, Columbia . Hams. 26 26 © LEAGUE. . L. 21 24 25 24 Whiting Petworth Mt. Pleasant... Joppa ... National ', Naval .. Centennial King David Singleton Pentalpha . New_Jernsslem’ La Fayette Potomac . Tebanan Barrister H: Hiram Rooseveit Dawson Hope West Gate Federal Albert_Pike. King Solomon 26 22 Cathedral Season Records. High team game—La Favette, 625. High team set—La Favette. 1.725 High ‘indiyicual “averase—Phillips " individual set St. John's. mpers .. Columbia Stansbury Stoner (Singleton), |pHiteh individual game—Stoner (Singleton), "High strikes—Kronnenbitter (Arminius), 30 » Spares_Litehfield (King Davidy: 126 Phillips Keeler (st. John's), - 145, High games Thursday. Ulrich (Potomac), FRIENDSHIP CHURCH LEAGUE. W. L w. 2913 st. Commbus. 20 22 Elbrooke .. C."Ch._Meih: 20 Ciev. P. Con. Ch. Ch. Pres esley J Ch. ‘Bapt. 23 is. Av. Bap, 22 (Chesapeake | 4 (King' Da- | LUTHERAN LEAGUE. W. L St. Mark’s..... 34 14 Takoma Blues, 33 15 Georzetown 30 18 St. John's No. 2 30 18 S§t. John's No. 1 28 20 Incarnation ... 2731 Zion . St. Paul’s 2721 Reformation. Season Records. JoHiEh feam sets—St. Mark's. 1689 8t High e Mark's, 618 St.| High team games—St. John's No. 2. 590. ual set—Davis (St. Paul's), 174, ,ish individ High individual game—Davis. High averages—N. Groff (St. Mark's), 112 M. Groft (St. Mark’s). 109; Cummings’ (Ta- koma Blues). 109 Zanner (St. Mark's), 109: Laue (Trinity), 108. Trinity ... Luther Place.’ Grace ... Takoma ' Grays Christ xund AGT W, L Suryeyors pt Parks ... . 5 2 Triangle No''1 Administrative | Horticulture Supply Office Potomac Park Accounts ‘ Welfare Season Records. High Individual averages—Miller (Triangle o B s e st rawser (Administrat 103-19: Keller (Supply, Off'ce), 102-44. Comp- ton (‘THII(I;QM;O No. 1), 102-32; Gist | ool nividtial game—Keller (Supply Of- fice). 15 “Hign lndividual set—Brown (Surveyors), g‘”lh team game—Triangle No. 1, 572. High team set—Surveyors. 1.591 Most strikes—Burton ( kg). 29. Most spares—Miller (Triangle No. 1), 115. ARCADE SUNSHINE LEAGUE. w. .3 L 1§ Service Dept 12316 Dry Cleaners . 22 17 Hat Dept. Season Records. cold Storage . Rug_Dept. .. | Laundrymen' High In High High High High High High | | | individual game individual set—Glazer, fiat game_McLaughlin. 96 feam gamé—Rug Department. 543 team set—Rug Department. 1511 SANICO LEAGUE. MacFall Willis Foster | Hendrick Wynn Season Records. Tish team game-Fagan. 622 eam_ set—La 3 Hleh tnalvidual average -Bradford. 112-3. | High individual game_—Reid. 155 High individual set—Bradford, 373 High strikes—w. Miles. 27 Hign spares—Biitenbender. 100. FRATERNITY LEAGUE. | a milte . Pagan ... Upperman Sigma Delta Kappa Phi .. Alpha. A I K Phi Sigma Chi ... Sigma Lambda Nu Sigma Phi. A Kappa Sigma. chi Sigma. Phi Delta Zeta AL K 20 1599 | 1594 | Eta. Season Records. v/ high set-—Miller. Individual RiEh Sames—Harvey. 146 nonr. 146: Bell. 146 g Vileh team gameSiema Delta, 396. Hich team ser—Sigma Delta. 1645 Individual high ze—Cotter, 114-2 ALUMNI LEAG HG. 568 553 | 21| T Maryland | rinceton | cornen b % A Lehigh . Michigan Dartmouth V.ML. Brown Navy Yale .0 Harvard . Sianil *Forfeited 3 games. tPorfeited 7 zames. Season Records. High individusl average—Garnett (V. | 1.0, 113: Burrs (Maryland). 113. High individual game—Garnett (V. P. 7 15 High individual set—Garnett (V. P. 08, P 415 High team game—_Maryland. 568. High feam set—Maryland. 1.640. Hich individual spares—Garnett 1. 7, Hich 1. 28 High High . strikes—Garnett (V. lend, 298, I, 62. individual team spares—Mary team strikes—V. P. BETHESDA LEAGUE. W. L L3510 31 25 20 A2 ox 2 23 old Boys Bill's .. Lyons D Alta Vista Day Mot. Post Office’ Mon. Co. B. Nationals . REFUSES SALARY SLASH | HARRISONVILE, Mo, January 16| | (7. —Glenn Wright, shortstop for the| | Brooklyn National League base ball| team, Teceived a 1932 contract teday | which he said he would not sign be- cause it called for a “substantial cut.” | Wright said he planned to negotiate with the club for “a better figure.” Vbi;ie i’in Mark | Is Short Lived NAWARE of the fact, Eddie Keith was taking away the only bowling record the Far South ever held when he shot his 197 game last week in the Recrea- tion League. On Wednesday night in Atlanta, Ga., John I. Bell rolled a game of 196. The next night on the Recrea- tion Alleys Keith shot 197. Bell's score gave the South its first record of more than local note, but Keith’s count, one pin better, took it away 24 hours later. The United States record is 202, rolled this season by Louis Catelli, a New Englander. (Ac- | | Donahue, 5 Loses | Spencer | Buzzem, 'WESTERN HIGH QUINT GAINS EASY TRIUMPH | Buscher, Latona and Payne Prove too Much for St. Johu's in Game Ending 34-21. ANNAPOLIS, Md., January 16.— ! Western High School ef Washington completely outclassed the St. John’s College freshman basket ball team to- | night with a sharp-shooting three-man attack which scored almost at will to win, 34 to 21, While the Johnny freshmen made a brave attempt during the third period | i bringing their minority up to 17-25, the visitors were never forced and Buscher, Latona and Payne featured the game With frequent accurate shots at_the St. John's basket. Taylor and Mason were the only lo- cal courtmen able to penetrate the vis- iting defense with any success, Summary: St. John's. Taylor, f.... Mason, f... Butterw'th, c. Rose. & Drake. &. Delisio. .. ® GF. Western. Latona, Pts | Swanson, g wl ccosssswn. Totals 8 531 Referee M. Totals Colburn, Annapolis. DUNBAR QUINT BEATEN First Conference Game to Douglas of Baltimore. Dunbar High's basket ball team lost its first conference game of the season when it bowed to Douglas High, 16 to 27, in Baltimore, ‘Taking the lead at the start, Douglas was ahead all the way, and at half-time had a 14-7 advantage. Dunbar and Douglas will meet on the Dunbar court February 15. Summary: Dunbar ~ (16) Yearw'd, { ree. { (o] Sormooroosy 5l posmcowsues? onmonaonat E P : g Grezory. . Johnson. & Thompson. &. Totals .. et A e D. C. GIRL ROLLERS WIN Miltner-Fischer Beat Stars in Series Opener. BALTIMORE, Md., January 16.—A 76-pin lead was gained by the national doubles champlons, Margaret Miltner and Elsie Fischer of Washington in the first_half of a 10-game serles today at the Regent against a pair of local stars, Helen Spencer and Mary Galloway. The count now stands 1034 to 958. The al mosnoommnes? | . »l ooomoscorcory connorworedS ol H| Baltimore | second block is scheduled for February 6 In the Capital. Scores: WASHINGTON. 95 o3 91 95 100 99 190 198 190 BALTIMORE. 9 97 Miltner Fischer Totals .. Galloway 79 105 104 103 202 196 GALLAGHER ON UPGRADE Poredo’s Surprise Conqueror May Be Matched With Ruggirello. Marty Gallagher, Washington heavy- weight_boxer, may get another chance to really get somewhere in the fistic world. There is a possibility that he may be matched with Salvatore Ruggirello, whose knockout of Stanley Poredo in & preliminary to the Loughran-Hamas go in New York Priday night came as a surprise. Less than two years ago Gallagher Totals . | zave Ruggirello a sound licking in New York. Gallagher now is putting the finish- ing touches on in preparation for his battle with Herman Weiner Tuesday night at Alexandria. ALOHA LITES 7WIN76AME Making their first start with outside competition the Aloha Lites, 130-pound- ers of Gallaudet College, won over Co- lumbia A. C. at Kendall Green last night, 22 to 20. Aloha Lites (22) G F.Pt: 2 Columbia A. C. (20) G.F.Pts Ferguson, f.. 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