Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1935, Page 27

SPORTS City Bowling Association Will Worr DISPUTES LIKELY TOENLIVENPARTY New Methods of Managing‘ Big Tournaments Among | Leading Problems. BY ROD THOMAS. HERE may be a few arguments to enliven the annual meeting | and election of the Washington Duckpin Association today at 8 o'clock in the oak room of the Ral- eigh Hotel. Usually it's a cut and dried business. Some of the issues: Proposed changes in the Howard Campbell sweepstakes, particularly the entry fee. ‘Where the city tournament will be | held this Spring, although it seems| His Wizardry With Cue Amazes Scribes Charles C. Peterson, trick-shot billiard king, put on a show for The Evening Star employes in the latter's He made the ivories do everything but talk. club room yesterday afternoon. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, —Star Staff Photo. fairly certain the site will be the Co- | lumbia. | Official reward for the bowlers v\ho roll high game and high set for each | season. A medal apiece for each member of | the association’s “Big Ten.” Tourney Circuit Important. r NEW system of organizing the | city tournament, it being the theory of some that the leagues | should be signed at the start of the season, with each laying aside money for its entry. Firmer backing for The Evening Star Yuletide tournament, which en- compasses the entire sport locally. The establishing of a new circuit | for the next three or four years for| the city tournament. This may call | for more thought than the other is- sues combined. Much has been said lately of mak- ing the Campbell sweepstakes an in- vitation affair, with only bowlers of | the highest caliber being permitted to compete and with the entry fee| greatly reduced. Campbell himself is said to be in favor of this, al- though it gets away from the original idea of the tournament which was to determine what bowlers could do their | A. stuff under heavy fire with their own H dough at stake. \ A Lot of Wind. | HE city tournament, following out the circuit arranged several years back, is due the Columbia, but some of the technical-minded have Ppointed to the “new ownership clause,” B H or something in the agreement and | F. Clarke Hangs Up Unique Mark As Repeater in G. W. Stakes STOR CLARKE of Clarendon | last night became thi bowler to win a major sweep- stakes twice when he rolled to the front in the annual George { Washington Sweepstakes at the Lucky | and Blakeney, third, with an average Strike. In fourth place at the end of the | first block shot in the afternoon, he | Parsons, $24, and Blakeney, $14. The | | caught the leaders, Ed Blakeney, de- | entry of 12 was the same as last year. | | fending champion, Clarke Parsons )hndlf) Campbell | P. James Robertson . First 123 150 130 119 114 123 133 98 121 136 101 3 130 128 137 144 133 127 131 111 118 102 111 7 120 and Howard Par- Set. 4 136 114 5 114 153 153 117 1 115 105 141—650 152—688 174 147—698 139—635 136—663 122—648 97— 27 108—567 103—573 89— 108 141—5177 123 117566 sons, in the eighth box of the final e only | String. was 132-23. He won the event two| years ago. Parsons finished second, with 131-2, ‘ Clarke's average for the 10 games| of 131. The prizes were: Clarke, $59; The scores: Grand 5 T Total 150—673—1,323 103—624—1,312 121—612—1,310 129—647—1,282 118—593—1,256 114—602—1,250 114—606—1,202 106—621—1,188 111—604—1,187 136—602—1,178 97—579—1,156 108—574—1,140 Second Set. 2 3 4 138 135 143 138 118 155 137 113 137 134 101 125 106 133 115 114 113 139 5 124 109 124 136 130 116 144 120 115 133 107 124 134 116 118 104 132 100 T 596 576 proprietorship of the Columbia has changed hands since the agreement | was made. All of which sounds llke, the makings of a teapot tempest. The association long has overlooked a logical duty in the matter of re-| warding record makers. For a time it gave medals or certificates to the ten bowlers picked by its ranking committee, but for no clear Teason abandoned the practice. Tots of work for a flock of people | could be avoided by lining up the| leagues in the Fall, or at their organi- zation meetings, for participation in the city tournament. In another week or two the association officials 1 be bombarding the town with bally- hoo, worrled themselves over making the grade to a new entry record. The | gg thought of not getting over the top | D: is an annual worry. = No organized effort ever has been | made by the association to push The | Star tournament, although it is on record with the pronouncement of | the Yuletide event as the most at- tractive bargain ever presented the bowler. | 1t ought to be an interesting after- noon. SOLDIER SCRAPPERS BOX AT STAG NIGHT Fort Washington Men to Stage at Least Five Bouts for Felloweraft Club. Re Ne Se Ho T LEAST five bouts will be put ' on by Fort Washington boxers tomorrow night at the annual stag night of the Fellowcraft Club | of King David Lodge in the hall at Twelfth and Monroe streets north- east. Sergt. Tom Bainbridge, Fort Wash- ington coach and trainer, plans to add several other bouts. Pairings for the card, which will open at 8:30 o'clock, are: 128 pounds, Nay Palmer vs. Howard Clark; 132 pounds, Marvin Sherwood vs. Bob Lloyd; 135 pounds, Fred Schwartz vs. Joe Buck; 155 pounds, ‘Young Olbreys vs. Whitey Campbell, and 170 pounds, Sam Burch vs. Roy Fuss. WOULD RACE IN MAY HAGERSTOWN, Md., February 23 (®).—The Hagerstown Fair Association has asked the Maryland Racing Com- mission for the last two weeks in May 1s the dates for a 10-day race meeting. ‘The dates, requested by the local organization for its half-mile track, would begin on Tuesday, May 21 and end on Saturday, June 1. Col Lug Le stei Montgomery Loop 5 Glen Echo.. 28 Edgemoor .. 31 N. Wash'gton Individual Averages. CHEVY CHASE. H. Dz e lver Spring Kensington. . 0 llrk} Schul D. Crawford Lipsey Pearson Cantner ESzEED 1 o 1 1 1 1 IG. VER SPRIN( Richard . Crockett Tarpley Price ... Matter ! Munroe . Riggs .. Meé\llnn »SnD waRnok B ol RBES0E SESEEE 1 1 i 10€ 1 1 Skinner Atwood . Smith . Dickerso Southwick Edwards Shinniek Bromley 18 78 14 56 11 44 11 31 6 23 No. 100: Kins. Team Standing. w. 30 T.P. 1 West . Keeley. berso son dmond.. Smith ed McDermot! wton McEwan ' : High individ Hish indiv du; High team set 965 No. 4 High team same—No. 1, Diamond Cab W. rv. Swation 3 tels Restaurant Union_Sta Heights. i Season High team High team Hish individia High individ Greatest n 1. ‘Greatest number spares—R. games—C. flat 96 High cas. High _averages—Hopkins. ;- Kilby, 108 individual 132, High _ individual 108; wis. High in. set w. 21 i K Williams, 111; P. Turner. L T» Hopkins, | iby. J. esley, 108: A. game for week—Eck- for week—Hop- MAT EVENT TO BE HOT. LEXINGTON, Va., February 23 i MINSON'S GARAGE. 145. | (#)—With every class but one open to a new champion, the annual South- ern Conference wrestling tournament, scheduled here March 1 and 2, is ex- pected to provide exciting competi- Saturday Night Team Standing. HG. HS W | De Molay Alumni 618 Book of Wash 4 Convention® Hall Tru Blu Beer. . 810 aza Wine & L. 608 ‘N\l Smoke Sh. Minson's Garage Geo. W. C. Co.. | Individual Averages. (10 games or more.) DE MOLAY ALUMNL L | George . Hall .. Brown " | Connick Lamp .. i BOOK OF WASHINGTON. Smith .. 60 43 148 160 303 | McDonough 2 | Magee | Hagerman ". | Miller ! CONVENTION HALL | La Bille 60 27 162 149 400 Fox 51 28 Eding, Dusterhoff .. Grenier 5 Heller B Veinmever. 51 H. Veihmeyer 51 Sparrough .. 47 N. Vethmeyer 34 PLAZA WINE Darling ... 57 ! Burley . Sorel . .. De Perini Douherty King . | Fersinger ... 21 B. Soo . 800. Murphy Pae - | Mack "\, {R"S00" ¢ | Minson . Capone : Lawrence 23 137 147 13 Lnom-mnn . Edinger. REACH SQUASH FINAL. PITTSBURGH, February 23 (#).— In an all-Philadelphia victory tonight Neil J. Sullivan, defending champion, and Donald Strachan, ranked No. 2, qualified for the final of the national | Meeks amateur squash racquets champion- tion. Washington and Lee is the ship. defending champion. They're fighting it out like a couple of Trojans for the No. 1 ranking ©of the country among fair bowlers, but here you see Lorraine Gulli cordially welcoming Ida Simmons of Norfolk to the Gulli Sweepstakes, rolled yester- day and last night at Convention Hall. Miss Simmons is leading in the struggle and her participation in the Gulli tournament was deemed a move that might help her in the quest of the crown worn for seven years by the Washington maid. However, as sponsor of the event, Lorraine did not compete. . b Southeast Loop Team Standing. W, Quality Shop Al' Lunch .. Abner-Drury | Queen Pin . Cuozzo Prov. Sugar Bowl Embassy Dai Collifiower Season Records. High team zames—Quality Shop. Queen Pin_ 584, High team 1 Quality Shop. 1. High individual E. O'Brien. 156 High 1ndnmuul Meeks, fieh ‘Spares—Meeks, High strikes—Brown. High averages—Meek: | 108-53; Bonbrest. 107-17. sets — Queen Pin, 4 ames — Davis, sets — Brown, 13 : Da 29 Meeks. 113-30," Davis, Individual Averages. QUAUTY SHOP. ; o, D. | Colorado_Service Station - i a0 | 129 a3 8 101 8 85 1 68 8 | 52 11 3 | AL'S LUNCH. | 4% _l!' 149 i o Jt;hnvm . Parella . Bourne €UOZZO PROV. 128 138 95-10 86-13 | Doukas Tucci Shenos Kuhnert E. Scott Hogan Darling Rinaldi Rosin Knowles Harrison Mudd .. F. Scheer COLLIFLOWER. Brookbank Dick_ . SILVER SPRING Team Standing, @b 3D SRS L. 2’ 24 Steve's Br S'p Md. News 5 Dome il Co A& S. 8. Alleys $8CED Sherwd Bros. 36 30 Mratice Taun. Season Records. High team game—Dixie Pig. 651. High team set—Steve's Barber Shop. | 1.764. High individual game_Rothgeb, 168. High individual_set—Rothge High average—Rothgeb, 1321 High strikes—Rothgeb. 30 High spares—Rothgeb. 214. Individual Averages. (10 games or more.) Dixie Pig. . T. E. Jarrell rotio Grill Stewart Bros. Fling. C. Hines Doemling Hann Strickler Waldrop THOMAS E. Bockman Russell McAleer Payne Sudduth Almony McAuly 143 4 30 137 § 11l 66 124 SHERWOOD BROS. Deflenbaugh 5 146 it Altemus STEVE'S BARBER SHOP. Smith .. Hagerman Minster Elliott Poulton Bean g : . Collins . Berger Morris Wendell Preston MORNING SIDE LAUNDRY. Williamson Sanford . Schrayer . Mascere . ‘Worcester | Seal C., FEBRUARY 24, 1935—PART ONE < ‘WAR DEPARTMENT. Headquarters Barbettes | Prankies | Port Humphreys Hydrographic .. | Adjutants . icecc | Finance No.' 1" ! Lithos 2 Construction | Statistics | Engineers | War Collese | Eiring_ Sauad Finance No. 2 . Armies 10 9 Demitroff Meets Goldberg, Rascher Takes On Henry in Show Thursday. 084 631 1,526 1180 505 1 Season Records. erages—Penfold. 3-1; R. Prevost, 112 10; Konopa, High' team games—Lithos, 623; Firing d. 617; Engineers. 606. High team sets—Piring Squad. 1.720; Hydrographic. 1.704: C. C. C.. 1.702, High individual games—Schuler. 163 Matson. 161: Van Horn. 154; Hamann, 154; Ontrich. 154. High individual sets—Matson. 400: Pen- fold. 400; R. Prevost. 30K Feaster. {0 High strikes—Matson. 36: Penfold, :16; Van Horn, 35; Eilbert, 32; Mathews, 31; 162; _Ontrich, Tribell 31, Matson, 136, 649 301004 | IGNING Boris Demitroff to face S eo ou ! Abe Goldberg, and Andy Rascher to encounter Jim Hen'ry, in 30-minute prelim- inaries, Protomer Joe Turner yester- day completed Thursday's weekly rassling card for the Washington| Auditorium. The card will be featured by the return of Fred Grobmier, the ancient hook-scissors expert, who will oppose Gino Garibaldi of St. Louis in the main event. As usual, the headline bout will be adjudged by the hefty who wins two out of three falls. Grobmier has been absent for nearly a year, confining his campaign- ing to the West. Garibaldi destroyed Frank Judson last week in straight falls, forcing Judson to give up twice under pressure of toe-holds. Another former local favorite, Dick Daviscourt, will tackle Blue Sun Jennings, rugged Indian, in the semi- wind-up, to which a 45-minute time limit has been affixed. Daviscourt is one of the more sincere villains and | is cordially hated by the righteous buroughers, but remains, neverthe- | less, one of the best showmen in the game. High '_spares—Penfold 152; R. Prevost, 148 ODD FELLOWS. w. Fred D Stuart 44 Amity No. 1. 39 Amity No. 2, Columbia Mt. Pleasant Eastern 1 Friendship Langdon . 4 Excelsior. . Season Records. High team game—Mount Pleasant. 594. Mount_Pleasant. 1.714. Ehrlich. 166, hrlich. 408 High strikes—Lund and Cordell. J0. High spares—Kettering. 146, High average—Ehrlich, 112-19, METHODIST PROTESTANT. | Congress Street . N C_Ave, 1 | Mt leor, 1 R. 1 Ave, 1 |N. C. Ave. = Ft. Myer Hgts. . Caiyary R. 1. Ave First Chu Mount Olivet Cherrydale Mt. Tabor, 2 Season Records. High team llm(‘!—-Nflr(h Carolina Ave- nue. No. 1 ; Congress Street, g Fort Myer Heilhls 5686 High team sets—North Carolina Ave- 1. 1.650: Mount Tabor. No. Rhode Island Avenue No. 1.1 "High averages—Rader (Congress Street) 113; Beauchamp (Fort Myer Heights). 110: | Ross _(Calvary). 108; Lindbergh (Mount ‘Tabor. No. 2). 108 High _individual games — Beauchamp | (Port Myer Heights). 160; Rader (Congress | Street). 157; Hummer (North Carolina Avenue, No. 1), 144; Hess (North Ci lina Avenue, No. 1). 144 High individual sets—Beauchamp (Fort Myer Heights 412: Rader (Congress Street), 304, Kennedy (North Carolina | Avenue. No. 1). 378 High strikes—Beauchamp (Port Myer 29: Ross (Calvary) 28 Tate | Street). 26: F. K. Cogswell | (Congress_Street), “Myer Heights) Takoma Association Team Standing. Smith & Murphy Sheet Metal Co.. Pruit Growers' EXpress.. .. Seal Construction Co Columbia Wali Paper Co. No. Dome Oil Co. Stcvens-Warner Decorating Co. Younsvlood Hardware Co. Takoma Auto Supply.. | Takoma Post Office Columbia Wall Paper Co. No Takoma Motor Co... Season Records. High team games—Smith & A4n: Fruit Growers EXpress. 5, Seal Construction Co. 617 High team sets—Dome Oil Co. 1K1 Smith & Murphy, 1774; Fruit Growers Express, 1.770 High individual esmes—Peck | bloods), 176: Robey (F. G. E.) sell (8' & M) 17 High individual & M), 424 Hobbs (5. & M.). (PG E) 407 High averages—Rittenhouse (8. & M.) 4: Cowden (Dome Oil Co.). 117-11: Robey iF. G. E)._116-i5. High stilkes—Sherbahn (F. G. E) and Rittenhouse (S. & M.). 41: Russell (5. & M.). 39: Cowden (Dome Oil Co.) Cowden (Dome Ool Co.). e (8. & M). 100, Sher- bahn (F. G Eb: 170, Individual Averages (10 games or more.) SMITH & MURPHY. G. St 66 41 8 furphy, spares—Rader (Fort , Ross (Calvary 1 (Young- 173: Rus- | “sets—Rittenhouse (S. | 411. Robey | condor Encore Sultana. Nectar \\orfl'?r‘o!e Ton Bonday. Bokar Mayfair, 8u Sunnybrook . Rajah Cold Str'm'Ts & O'Clock 14 Red Circle. 14 Bparkle 4 4 Grandmothers 26 Lido ... Kiwanis 1 Optimist. ... §.S Lions.’. Civitan Reciprocity Rittenhouse.. Kiwanis 2. | 3 Control Proof Coll. Proof Gen. Ledger Statistical 30 31 DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. V. L. Highway 1. B Repair 1 o 5\.)‘.!)0{! . | Repair .. | Chief Cl Christian.. Barrett. Baum. Electrical City Refuse INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION. W. L Statistics Inf'l Cases Traffic Malls & Files Viers. Al Lew, White. Deviin 370 | Powell. . | M. Lewis. .. L ODwyer. Kernan..... 7-1 Lewis.. DEPARTMENT 14 DYNAMITE. W. L i Technocrats Duds ) Tornadoes. .. 35 31 Steam Rollers 2 . W. A. LADIES. W. L. 28 8 Mails & Piles. 13 Accounting. . Investigation. € Identin 7 Identification 2 7 10 Records. .. 8 Div. Proper. . 1 1 X Pranklin.... - P. Hollis.. Carl... Warther. Oes Housing ... Econ. & Slll Dreitzler. ena Warner.. ... Buckingham . John Lewls . Stenens. Smith _ YOUNGBLOOD HARDV«ARE co. HEBREW ERCLUB. Fquity. .. Jr. Mardelle . Vista. ... Mon Pals Beta Phi Ep.. 5 AZA Alumni : Oowis. Siz. Al Kappa Arora f AT AL Chidakel ... Season Record High team game—Chidakel High team set—Chidakel. 11 a10. 20 1.531 2 12 ta Hign Indivi A._Alumni) idusl same—Goldvers (A. Z. 17 59 13 20 115 130 Alumni). 416, High strikes—Bortnick High spares—Bortnick High flai 100. (Vista), (Vista Burger.. Sincell | | Ki B 1R 2% | 3% 3 High individual average —Bortnick (Vis- High individual set—Goldberg (A. Z. A. me—Tenenbaum (Monarch), Team Standing. W. L. HG. HS. Av& 406 1.280 356 Rice's Ripsnorters. o Gruver's G 'gerettes Individual Hish gameLittle, | 56. High set—Webb. 304 High average—8unplee High strikes—Webb. High .spares—Supplee. Individual Averages. G.HG.HS. St. 43 140 4| Hal Supplee 5 199 Tom Webb Raiph_Little. Tom Rice. 4 Harry Stanford Dorie Gruver.. Henri Rodier . James Field How. Capmbell Fred Moore G Wolstenh Clyde Shade. Walter Collier. P. McCamb dge Tom Rice. Jr... 3 138 3116 34 Chac's MK't. Logan Motor McG. & Rolfe Gall. & Hug. Hessick Coal. Season Record Eish team me—Highway Engineer: ‘High team set—Highway Engineers, B — sameKeith, 180, High infllvlfl set—Wal; 417, Krauss, $13. spares—] m‘in rikes—Rhodes, 50. HE&C. Co. Amb. Laundry vinc'ts BT's Arcadia Arcade M'K't. High average—B. Krauss, 122-34. 444 R.F.C. Marines | Treasury Agric. Jrs. Agriculture Eicrie: War 5 Vets. Admin_ . 31 Season Records. *High team sete—R. F. C.. 157 rines 1.544: Agriculture 18 L e AgTiC. JIS.. 54K, es: no handicap. High _averages — Butler 104 Lynn (R F. C) (Treasury) 103-4: Scott 101-21: Minson (Labor). 100- ney F. C.). 100-7: Goodall Whitaker (Agric. Jrs.) High_individual sets—Scoti (Marines). Brown (Labor). 355; 54. ividual games—Burton (Treas. Pesty (Agricaiture. 143; Scot (Marines). 140 High flat games—Thompson ture). 94; Robey (Treasury No. 2). Individual Averages. (10 Games or More). R.F.C. HG. HS. Ma. Agri ic. Sullivan Morgenstein McGoldrick Konopa 119 107 12 145 128 Burton Ackman Federline Kline Lipsitz ' Wiiliams " . Goodall ... Whitaker ... Fleharty Romero Tucker Yagsie g Perry e ac &4 030552 o monsti ] nauw joan geege dupg a i oaua £333230 Emge Jensen’ E Hendensen . Smith vee 2219093 " . S8gusnm Havans! ST O BSniom SPORTS. ARCADIA JUNIOR DOUBLES. McKillen and Nocera. Hassett_and Arkin. ... J. and D. Singer. ... Birnman and Edlovitch: Quigley and_Courbat Werd and Deweese Hearn and Kramei !smyv and Homes | 2 () Lucky 8trike Rossiyn Bill Woods. | Columbia. SZERER High team High team High indivi High indiv DE Howard and Hunt:@ ... Compton and Lechiider. . | Arkin and Bryan.... | Larash and Stewart. . RECREATION. University Shop . | Arabian Coffee Co. | Pirrone & Woiter Washington Herald' . | Kris Delicatessen - Brodt’s. Inc Eagle Bedding Co.’ Plaza Wine & Liauor Co. . Army & Navy Sport Center . Eynon Printing Co. ... Season Record High individual averages —8imo 22-3:3: Woods. 119-45. gh individual game—Dadalan. 170, High individual set—Dawson. 34K High team game_University Shop. 642, High team set—Brodt's. Inc.. 1.804. High strikes—Woods. 45 High spares—Simon. 1 COMMERCIAL. | W L C.&P. Tel. Co. 4" 20 city Cab Evening Star Premier Diamond_Ser. 1 Bell Cab Peoples D. St. 31 Diamond _Cab Con. Bak. Co. i Sunday Star. Cary Ice Cr.. 37 20 Ster. Op. Ser Season Records. High team game—Chesapeake & Poto- mac Telephone Co.. 611 High team set—Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.. 1.743 High individual = game—Allen (Con- tinental Baking Co.). 158 | High individual set—Ailen (Continenta Baking Co.). 425 High ~individual average Jarman ;Fhu peake & Potomac Telephone C.) -1 Greatest number strikes — Jarman | (Chesapeake & Potomac_Telephone Co.), | | EEE ZiRizosxnranl Ll Kann's Palais Roval.. Sanico Extr Jumbo Bread 3anico Bak Sanico Cakes. Coffe: Sani were Sanico Signs | Sinico Doteh 3ahico Hams Coffee Sanico Peas | Pizgly Wiggl: Banico_Saus Sani. Office High team Sanitary Offi Hi (ol oo High indiv 306 Hllh Bene 11 | Elk_Grove Gortons Brewer Snv Root Rock 3. Weidman (Evening Star) Greate: mond Service) te number ‘spares—ol am : | orgver High indiv 3en High soar High strik CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE | Construction | Northern D Southern Di West. Elect Conduit Force i1 Emerson C.0. Dial Office ., Alex. Dist Am. T.&T. Co. Season Records. g llish team same—Alexandris District. | i 3 ] - | Zrinits 3 i3 kS High team set—Northern District, 1,7( High individual game_—Kiine 161 High individual set—Kline, High individual averages—Daniels. 112: Kline. 110-56; Gooch, 109-47; Breen, 108-1% est number strikes—Gooch, 32; Gre, Ehiet o Greatest number spares—Breen. 144. | Reformation 8t. Paul's. 2 Atonement Klin VETERANS FOREIGN WARS. Keller . Internal Rey. 42 Front Line 1 | Equality | Detense ‘ Edwards Peary Ship Front Line 2. Washington.”. Edmonds Season Records. High team game—Equality High team set—Pront Line N, 3 High individual game—Musselman, 155 High individual set—Kee. 302 | High indivdual average—Joliffe, 112, | | Centennial | Temple Metrovolitan’ EASTERN STAR. Jeferson Sor L J. H. Milans 3| Untty . | Mt. “Pleasant Mizpah . Lebanon ... 3 Wash. Certen 6 Miriam Bethany Season Records. team_games—Joseph H 31: Mizpah. 52 sets—Josep] Bever; hestnut Fari hroff Bros Warring_ Cool Montrose A Iman Ch 0 High 550; Unity. | lih team igh averages 1Dcrsrx (Milans), (Mians) 99-20. | “High individual Pleasant). 141 | Keliogg (Milans) "High indivicu Dorsey (Mi 330, | “Hien nat | ant). v4 Greatést number s | Pleasant). Abrams ave ey games— B nat Dorsey 134 sets—Kellogs 3515 Low ( Mo Miils_(Mount (Mizpah), 16; 15 shares—Dorsey (M- | Veinmeyer (Milans), 90; Kohier (Milans) pah), 411 same Pleas- | High _stri es Bradt. 34; M Occidental N E Blister Rust ... Conv. Hall Plant Industry High tea High 11013 igh Accounts . Season Records. sets—Plant Industry, Interbureaus. High team Blister Rust Sholl's Cafe Heurich's. ... Kin; Boo High individual s Pin. | Seaton. J#4: Ed Kessler. i8! | g Jien dual games—Tucker Gorman. 167 Kessler. 158 High High 1.9: tea: te indivi ndivie Pricel. . judl Talbert. .. Woods. . Parson: Geib . .. Brown PE’ Walson .\ Campbell. .. Season Records. (High averaces_pacini “High' sets—Krauss High games—Krauss Hopper Stein Farrar Krau: 434: Pacini 169; Wolfe. i 440 167 | Glannola TON LADIES. set—Don_Hopper. strikes—Phil Coniglio. 4 spares—Teddy Beeques Colonials. Columbians Emanons. .. flat High team game—Beeques 507 set—Columbi ividual game_Ly High individual set—Youns. High flat game—Sabean. Bell Greyh' Butler's B. 383. Security L. High_1ndi ber Shop). High indi Greyhound) High ind| Greyhound). Weinberg Bradburn The Hecht Co Lansburgh's’ . ¥ Divis. ; Sani_Office. | High_team Green Bag Coffee aterages—T. Bradford NATION WIDE High flat game—Booth (Schindlers) GEORGETO' Ballston Market G. Jacobs. tndi 1ndi G. | Center Market : Temple | v s Boulevard. .. team individual of Wash d S. s. perior Lock). 1 108-6. High team s 3 (Hieh stikes—Burger (Butler's Barber), xmn spares—Connell (Butler's Barber), B-11 v Over Many Issues at -Meeting Today GRUNT AND GROAN Standings and Records in Bowling Leagues LADIES’ DISTRICT, w. 40 Arcadia Conv. Hali. . Season Recor ame —Rosslyn, 614. set—Lucky Strike idual game—Ellis. 151 idual Butler. | PARTMENT STORE. Standings. W. L Jellef's . Young's Shoes ) Raleigh Hab Credit Bureau ANICO. W. L 44 16 43 20 141 40 Sanico Bread Sanico Oats.. Sanico Flour. Sanico Eggs.. Sanico Franks Certified Eggs Blmto P B 5 Binicomer 3 Jumbo Butter 35 Sanico Coffee i L O L But. Sanico Br'ms Sanitary Tea Sanico P'nuts Season Records. g2 ce. 1 sets y RRIGABASEITIEE e ey 718 D. N Pratt (Doughnuts). idual sets—S. Thorpe (Doughe T. Bradford (Jumbo Bread). idual 162 8 “Thoroe (Jumbe La (Sanico Bille ERVICE GROCERS 35 31 Season Records. ame_Gortons 566 Ik Grove '1.580. 1 game—Buckner (Elk idual set—McClary (Wilkins)s es—H. Rosin (Wilkins). 117 es—Shaw (Gortons). 25 95, LUTHERAN CHURCH (LADIES). Georgetown | . Takoma BI.. . (LADIES). L. 14 Kendall 1 16 Petworth Kendall ) Second Nat. Baptist COMMERCIAL. Team Standing. HG ing cé' Wisconsin A o'nrl : Ki e. . te Beer . s, perage C evrolet 30 8 10 Concrete . Season Records. rages—Cleary. Beck. Iacobs. 116-11: Wolt.! 115-55; game—Moore. 98: P. Stump. vidual 4123 Bradt vidual Ji sets — Cleary, 410 sames—Bradt. 163 i G kes—Mitchell. 37; Moore. 34 1843 3 Jacobs. Wolf, DISTRIC Georgetown Columbia. . King Pin. Arcadia Lucky 8t ame—King P set—North game—B vidual set—Ollie Pal Joe Harrison, NATIONAL CAPITAL. W.L 4814 Fount. Hams 15 Ave Grill 17 Lucky Srtike 28 Wash. Times Season Records. m game—Heurich Brewers, 30 4 30 130 453 am set—Heurich Brewers, same—Astor Clarke, t vidual ave al tor Clarke, e e emith: TWORTH SINGLES. J. Coniglio Gianiny Napoli Harriso: Friendlande; 3 § Beliatorre: n Hopper, 136. 349, Farrar. i5. game—Friendlander, 86. PETWORTH. W.L 15 6 Sup. L_& EI 14 7 Littie Tavern . 1011 M. Joyce Ens. Season Records. vidual averages—Knorr (St Burger (Butler's Bal (Bell ividual set—C. Smith (Bell 74. game—_Bell Greyhound), 575. —Bell Greyhound. 1.67 w £y : 8 vidusl game—C. Smith iRE2 (Marines) . 103-4%; Burton Marines). Calvagno i Agijeul- Yarnell .. Campbell Latus ... Menhorn Mischou Lauer . Phillios Herrell Carroll Minson Mason (Br'n) Cox Lieberman | Blctnnocter. 101 TREASURY 130 117 113 17 98- 26-36 94-9 * | Robey Bateman . Morgan .| Smaiiwood Sullivan Preble . Sullivan’ meNAL REVENUE. 13 60 06-2 15 108 282 60 GOV'T PRINTING OFFICE. 117 304 60 13 5 Trate Boyer ..... Humphrey . . Budke . 70 50 63 Sore R8ES High flat game—L. Remson (Superior Lock). 93 | Johnson | Miller . 8 ®052522 ISEERR Schultz Sweeney & Qe lito A Siimnton Conger Forrest ‘unl - Weinert 0 | Neviaser 2 | Smith . Austin Glascock | Grigsby Robey . Claxon Valaer | Brown | Woodcock | Pomeroy Moffatt Kennedy Edwards | gomnson ampans Flinn .. mn-m .. B8 Chipouras .. 5" layton . . Simipson