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SPORTS. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, ° D. C, MARCH 17, < 1935—PART ON: SPORTS. B—11 Washington Bowlers to Defend Four Championships in National Tournament OPENS THIS WEEK ONARCADIA DRIVES Big Field, Sparkling With Class, Figured Likely to Crack Records. BY ROD THOMAS. EARLY one-half of the titles in the National Duckpin Bowling Congress’ eighth an- nual championships, opening next Saturday at the Arcadia, will be defended by Washington bowlers. After being shut out in 1933 the Capital pin shooters made a great comeback last year and won four titles, three of them in the women’s section. ‘Washington shared with Hartford, Conn,, its lone championship of 1934 in the men’s division. Red Megaw of Washington teamed with J. Waters of Hartford to win the doubles. The Lucky Strike team, Evelyn | Ream and Billie Butler in doubles | | DEADLINE IS FIXED sz FOR TANK ENTRIES in the women's field. Florence La |Applications for A. A. U.'s City Barr of Bridgeport, Conn., prevented . the slam by winning the singles. Meet Must Be in Tuesday. 15 Events Listed. The mixed doubles went to M. Jen- son and Wally Pipp of Hartford. Some Compact Dope. ERE are the defending cham- pions and the scores that won their titles: Men. Team—Connecticut Yankees (Stratford, Conn.)........... Doubles—W. Megaw (Washing- ton) and J. Waters (Hart- ford, Conn.)..... 789 Singles—Nick Tronsky limantic, Conn.)..... 5 453 All events—Joe Morelli (Stam- ford, Conn.). : 1192 ‘Women. Teams—Lucky Strike ington) ...... e g Doubles—Evelyn Ream and Billie Butler (Washington) . Singles—Florence La Barr (Bridgeport, Conn.) 5 All events—Lorraine Gulli (Washington) Mixed Doubles. M. Jenson and Wally Pipp (Hartford, Conn.) 780 ‘With the pinfall everynhere higher | this season than ever before it is not unlikely that a tournament record or two will be hung up on the Arcadia's carefully manicured mapleways. Fol- lowing are the all-time N. D. B. C. records: NTRIES for the annual District A. A. U. championship swim- ming meet will close Tuesday with A. Earle Weeks, 3727 T street. Entry blanks also may be obtained | from Weeks. Fifteen events will be contested, | | eight for men and seven for women. The men’s events will be the 50, 100 and 220-yard free styles, 150-yard back stroke, 220-yard breast stroke. | | diving, 200-yard relay and 300-yard | | medley relay. Women's events will be | the 50, 100 and 220 yard free styles. | 100-yard back stroke, 100-yard breast | stroke, diving, and 150-yard individual medley relay. COLORED NINES INVITED. Managers of colored base ball teams wishing to compete in a semi-pro league this season are requested to | attend a diamond meeting to be held | tomorrow at 8 o'clock at the Twelfth \ Street Y. M. C. A. ! 1,943 (Wash- o 1,762 701 376 <A1 MEN'S SECTION. Team Standing. HG. HS Men. Teams—Morgan Recreation, Hartford, Conn. Doubles—Mike Bogino and Carl Frisk, Hartford, Conn.. Singles—Nick Tronsky, Willi- mantic, Conn All-events—Mike Bogino, Hart- ford, Conn. | Pig_'n’ Whistle. | Orioles Comets . Md. Dairy Prod. | Chillum Frigidaire ... State Roads. .. Y ] Architects 4 o { Rector's ~Ice-Fi (21 1. 5 De Molay_Alum | Wms.~ & Baker Lithographers . 5 Earl's Ear Sh. Bobb's Garage.. Clinton . People's Ice-Fi. | Lanhar: N | Iry-Me-Garage. Globe Dist. Co.. 5 1,951 821 453 1,279 ‘Teams—Lucky Strike, Washing- ton . Doubles—M Holliday &nd L. Ja- nowitz, Baltimore ... : 7011 Singles—Lois Clopton, | | | Individual 3 | He mond, Va...... 397 All-events —Lorraine Gull ‘Washington .. Mixed Doubles. M. Jenson and Wally Pipp, Hart- | Waldrop . ford, Conn. Huddlesto; | Fancy records, these, but with the : | largest field in the history of the tour- gogman 3 8-37 | nament promised and virtually every | Harrison y E J‘ star duckpinner in the country en- | [RoMPSOR D12 Lanahan tered, none of the marks seems safe. | Goddard PIG 'N' WHISTLE. (10 games, or, mor snogden .. 8 C162 ! . olte. | l\x:c-ll . 154 | Keeler 1,114 | Sheehy . Morrison o uai McClay Holden McGrath MARYLAND DAIRY PRODUCTS. Smith Reeley Tripp Heilman Bowers Joyce Tronsky Best All-Timer. \HE most consistently brilliant per- former the tournament has known is Nick Tronsky, famous ace of the Connecticut Blue Ribbons, | who has competed in every event since the congress was organized. For 63‘ games Nick has averaged 122-40. However, he has won only one title, this the singles last year. Several years ago a foul cost him the singles championship, one of the few fouls ever charged against him, though Nick crowds the black stripe. None other than Ed Blakeney of Washington ranks second to Tronsky | in the all-time standing of the tour- nament. Blakeney's average for 63 games is 121-3. Only once has Ed fin- | ished on top. In 1932 he shared the doubles crown with Chester Bild. Ollie Pacini and Henry Hiser are| other Washington bowlers among the high rankers. Following is a standing e, woir of the top 10: Qife. Nick Tronsky, Willimantic..... Ed Blakeney, Washington...... Jack White. New Haven, Conn.. Ollie Pacini, Washington ‘Henry Hiser, Washington. Ray Von Dreele, Baltimore. Hap Franz, Baltimore. . Carl Eissele, Baltimore. . Flant Buck Earle, Baltimore 7,283 | Rosy. . William Tato, Waterbury, Conn . 7.252 | Proctor Ingraham IX of the high ten in the women's | Farnpam’ division are Washingtonians, with | Lorraine Gulli topping all with an | oneste o or o average of 110-32 for 63 strings. The |Owen four other places are held by Balti- | gieunger " s more girls. Here's the standing: C. Rector .. 161 388 Lorraine Gulli, Washington. ... 6952 DE MOLAY ALUMNI Lotta Janowitz, Baltimore.. 6,793 | D. George Margaret Holliday, Baltimore 6,734 Q“‘gg‘;"‘e Frances Krieg, Baltimore.. 6,515 | Sue Miller, Baltimore....... 6,480 Margaret Miltner, Washington.. 6,475 Elsie Fischer, Washington...... 6427 Virginia Yarnell, Washington... 6.367 Bronson Quaites, Washington 6,242 Doris Goodall, Washington. . 6,226 Polly Shugrue of Washingwn has | We been the leading performer of the |GE&} oo last two tournaments, in total average. |A. Ruleman. For her last 18 N. D. B. C. games| Polly has rolled at a 113-4 clip. | Slinkman The tournament means a lot of |Herndon extra work for M(::;k Fn;s:;i A;-:nglm fl'{{"‘ = manager, but Monk probably e ( Mattare happiest bowling boss in the country fi':'r't'a’n'n?'h'.m He thrives on toil. He put up a big’ [0 fight to gain_ the tournament and aims to see that every bowler who takes part in it shoots under condi- tions as close to ideal as he and a hustling staff can make them. Catholic Ladies B 7] SEEEED ¢ 30 140 CHILLUM. 1 50 8 O. K. Hiser Tseman - | N. Lilley. . Glasgow Souder Miller . " R0 | Temple . C. Lilley.. | Costigan Watson | Burton Naylor .. Lehman 146 .39 130 54 134 STATE ROADS. 5 17,726 7697 7,636 7,615 T1s| © 7494 | Kee © 7390 | Brodre . 1,380 Plant Lansford Schmidt LITHOCRAPHERS. 109 136 128 116 . 122 EARL'S BARBER SHOP. 156 150 133 145 388 136 352 BOBB'S GARAGE. > All Saints' .. .33 ) Holy Comf. B.29 L.A. AOH, 1 Holy Comf. D Holy Comf. C.3531 St. Peter's . Season Records. Hish game —Gates 124 igh set—Gates H!lh flat llme——uecormlck 93. verage—Donnelly, 9 l}l‘h rikes—Dillon, 15; Donnelly, 15. res—Grant. 76. Hlll“fi "::l!l me—Holy Comforter A. 500, High team set—L, A. A.O. H,, 1,395, w. St. Fr. Xavier .44 Holy Comf. A 71 ogden ... 6 40 | Middleton -25 41 Carrico. . E 5-19 2 t Performs Rare Feat 1 Burton's Flowe| | Are L | diacieton” |E | Bauwger AUGUST GEIGER, Of the Sanico League, who recently rolled a perfect flat game of 100. It hasn't been done more than two or three times in regular compe- tition in all the history of the game here. Geiger, a member of the Coffee Division team, deliberately missed only one stick. He got a single pin break in the tenth frame and blew it on purpose with the second ball. Geiger almost ruined the flat game with a strike. Nine sticks went down with his first ball and the tenth maple wobbled. Trott . Cooksey Ritchie Bassford Davis . Knight LANHARDT'S 8| J. Deputy Lanhardt H. Deputy. C. Frey Byrd Carter 5 TRY: |s. venezky | Simon Cashell Stevens Salatto {Kaufmann GLOBE DISTRIBUTING co rshey 21 Barker Edl d Edmunds ...’ He viten 136 Season Records. High team game—Maryland Dairy Prod- | ucts. 655, High team set—Prizidaire. 1.857. High individual game—Iseman. High individual set—Temple. 4 High number strikes—C. H. ple_ P. Wolfe. Hich number spares—P. Wolfe. High averages—_Temple | Wolfe. 120- O. Hiser. 119 um{s‘ SECTION. Team Standing. HG 349 Lucky Strikes. . Pig 'n' Whistle Riverdale | Lanham | Chillum_ Nowlands W.S 5. D ades . Monroe . Individual Averages. (10 games or more.) BURTON'S FLOWERS. Ave 100-18 100 Johnstone Davidson . Sanders .. PUISE s Wiseman . Piozet Rubin Anstine ' " . H. Hiser . Hoiden ... M. Turner Hanson | Brunnelle Allsworth M. Hiser .. Harcesty .. Penn .. Alsop .. Lewis Rector .. Boit Curtin Paik: O. Rector . 5 | Rasmussen Ganan Souder Snirn Miller Berrett wWebb Gitungs Harrison Bever Eaton § | anaerson Sioan Sempson Menanie ‘Jurner . Smith Wwooas 117 110 s PR =1 11 buess . m L. puncan Clark M. Luncan’ MONROE. 41 124 63 126 50 111 56 107 by 104 — COOK LEADS AT TRAPS Shatters 48 of 50 Targets in Shoot at Benning. Parker Cook took first honors at the weekly trapshoot staged by the Washingtor Gun Club yesterday over the Benning traps. Cook smashed 48 of 50 targets. R. P. Livesey had a perfect score in the 25-target competition. Scores: Parker Cook, 48; Henry Bartholomew. 4525 3 W. Lyons. 4324 R P, Live- fer. 43735 . C Fawsell. §—20; J. Marsey, 432 A. Emmons, 300 A. Yy, Parsons 35—21. W, S % James. 33—19; G nomnun_n. G. L Waldrop Lorman Gray Emo . Koster 026 | Hartman, 12 in Duckpin Shooting K. of C. League Team. Baiboa Phita Cortez De 8oto. Ovando Salvador La S Santa Genoa Nina .00 Marquette . 479-17 Individual Averages. (Ten games or more.) w. . _Ave. 18 54830 481-40 4 Name. Espey . Schroth | Pricci | Brown " Kleisath Van Sanl | | santint .. Betz . | Howard . Hughes | Exner ! Griffin ~." 47-41 | CORTEZ. 6% 110-41 10K-34 McGolrick . McDonald Saffell | Kane Coyle Collins Werres McKee Ryan Rohmer Doyle Mahoney .. Houlihan Kearrey . Eckert O'Brien | Redding 66 OK-10 20 51 95-50 11 SALVADOR 6 20 Mischou Bovlen Diegelman 5 Shepoard.... 30 102-41 LA SALLE Perry Mulquin Smith | Colbert Shea . McDonald | Schofield | Widmayer . | Holmberg Dusan Caponnetto ‘ Donahay Gatens | Looney Kendrick Grady Caspar Mosley Neft O'Neill Callaghan. Valentine. | Sloan . e A. A. A. League Team Standini " | computing Machine . | Files . Lnnesponu:nc: Audit s Recelving . Spot Audit A Season Records. High average—Stephenson, Dice. 10! Dieterich. 108-16. High team game—Computing, 603. High team sei—Piles. 1.670. High indivicual game—Roberts. 150. High individual set—Dice. 397. High strikes—Schecter, 34, High spares—Stephenson. 160. Individual Averages. COMPUTING. Stephenson . Milier | clark . | Harrover Roberts . Bartels Miciotto Copeland Kreps West Dieterich Auchter . Niland Letourneau . Beutelspacher . CORREEPONDENCE Dice .. Paul | McGarry " Evans . Sherift Taylor . Wienges Todd .. Endicott Falconer Payne Smith Schacter Thompson Fleming Ryan Wilcox | McNeer Bridwell Snvder Mitchell Apperson Haddad . | Thompson Dobzson . | Moss Murphy Courtne: Marshall 85-13 s | Commercial; BOWLERS' DANCE EADERS NAMED 0’Connell Heads Committee | for Event to Be Held Next Month. ¥ Y JITH the idea gaining mo- mentum since first con- Y ceived, indications now are that the first bowlers’ dance next month will be staged at the Washington Auditorium, where space is plentiful. Invited to join in the gala occasion with the Washington City Duckpin Association, Arville Ebersole an- nounced that final word as to what part the women's association would play in the affair would be decided within a day or two. Lorraine Gulli, president, who favors the plan, is busying herself to get the | directors of her association to sanc- | tion the 50-50 plan. | O’Connell Named Chairman. N THE meantime President Harry | Z. Greer has appointed Jack ' O’Connell as chairman of the Men's Committee. O’Connell has had enviable success as chairman of the Columbia Lodge Machinists’ Union, No. 174, Entertainment Committee. The machinists’ union sponsors an 18-team bowling league at the Lucky Strike. Others selected on the committee | are: Charlie Bernhardt, District Gov- ernment League; Al O'Donoghue, Chevrolet; Joe Pricei, District; George | E. Harbin, Holy Name Society; Jnke‘ Sherbahn, Takoma Park; Aubrey | Abbott, A. & P.; E. C. Bittenbender, | Sanico; Hugh Crawley, Mount | Rainier; Kenny Beck, Georgetnwn} Lee Rothgeb, Silver | Spring; Charlie Olive, Temple Minor 5 | and Major. Internal Revenue Frout Line No. Defense . Equality Edwards .. Peary Ship National Capital * Potcmac Advance Pront Line No. Washington Edmonds Season Records. team game—Equality. 576 am set—Front Line No. 1 ndividual game—Musselman individual set—Benedetto. | individial average—Jolliffe. Individual Averages. (10 games or more.) INTERNAL REVENUE. High High High High Hizh 1 Jolliffe Leslie Vosel Morris Percy McCollum * Lambert Benedetto Keefle . Dodson 3 Guillermain i Forno . e 4 C10 MofTett .. 2 E “ 3 Morris Ghedey Grant Sylvester 4% | Thiele Moore | Smith . McDouga! s | Bacon Fowle . Snyder Iweck | Hubka | Moran . Snyder | Hutchins | White . Nicholson Herman Bartram Gustafson . | Rosch Hines | Barnes " | P H. Haas.. Bartlett | McNeil NA‘!'IONAL | Musselman Peoples D Cont. Baking 44 Carry I 5 nental Baking Co ). Baking Co), 428. P ning Star). mond Service), 208, Disallowances. Piles .. Bond . Payroll Gt Mortgage Debits . Executives '+ Credits Expense Escrow .. Mail Room: | Morgan, eral Ledge: Mortgage, | San. Extracts Sanico_ Cakes San G | San’ Dough.. G Coflee Div, | San_Ware., Jumbo Bread | Banico Peas. | S8an. Omce, i Sanico Signs. Sanico Hams San. Office. Pigely Wiggly Sanico Bread | 602 Green Bag Coffee, (office, 15 nuts), Standings and Records in Bowling Loopes COMMERCIAL, Premier Cab 8. 45 A" Diamond_Cab .m H Sunday Star. 13 3 B00o'8. T8 87 Season Records. High tesm game—C. & P. Telephone H:'lh team set—C. & P. Telephone Co., 74 High individusl game—Parsons (Conti- High indjviduai set—Allen (Continental Cr.. High individual average—Jarman (C. & Telephone Co.), 115-48, High individual strikes—Burrows (Eve- High_individual spares—Olivett! (Dia- AUDITORS. H . 4 eneral Ledger. Season Records. High individyal averages Fling, 114-50; . 114-20: Ellis. individual . 104; Mears, individual 'sets—Fling. Morgan, 403; Me- High spares—Fling. 184: Ellis, 163 155. High _ t “| Anchor. . San. Sausage Sanico Oats Sanico Flour San. Franks. Sanico_ Efgs San P, But. Certified Eggs San. Ware San. Bak Sanico Coffee Jumbo Butter L. O'L Butter 1% San. Brooms. 17 Sanitary Tea 16 San. Peanuts. 2 Season Records. High team games—Sanitary Office, 1. | Jumbo Bread e | High_team set. individual games —D. N. Pratt 1), 162 G. Orletsky (Baking. 1), High individual sets—S. Thorpe (Dough- Bak.. 1 reen Bag C. e i e e b High | Col. 408: T. Bradford (Jumbo Bread), 396, Wash Wash C | Heraia). P: B H Pritz Billiards Stewart A T B Smith & M'r'hy 46 26 F Seal Con: Dome O:l_Co. averages—T. Bradford (Jumbo High | 114-1%; R. La Bille (Signs), DAYLIGHT. W L 431 20 Master Print 75 Occidental H 3 Evening Star. Season Records. individual _averages — T12-R: Suess (Post). 1 | High individual game—Edinger (Master | rinters). 160 High individual set—Scott (Post). High team game_Washington Post, 619, High team set—Washington Post. 1.780. Post 30 Herald ity P. Office High TAKCMA SUBURBAN. w. W. L. Southern Ry. 4. York Auto 8. 44 Stansb'y Cafe 37 Schaeffer M. C Tak Sea Food Pioneer Sligo . s L. rook's 'S. S, 11 | appy_Five Bros uto Glass S ak. P. & H azzuro E. C TAKOMA w. L. Youngblood H. 40 Stevens-Wner 38 Takoma P. Ex uc 50 43 1 ruit_Gr Col. W. P. No. 1 42 33 C Preshy § | Catholic 4 | Baptist-Christ Emory olo. Serv. Sta. 41 31 TAKOMA CHURCH. w1 Treasury No rinity { Mis reshy. No. Albright Mem Tri'ty Men's C. 43 i E 03 M. E. Blister Rust Plant Industry Economics P S Accounts S| Ecor:omics. P! Tucker, Gorman. Internal Revenue Government Investigation 1 N | G. P. O. Union Post Office Departmen! | National Capital Parks 3 t| H O, L. ublic Road | Interbureaus 0-Kems. Season Itrunh ‘—Pllnl Industry. 1.7 ot Idunt Ty, doa e ister Rust. High team Hioh SEam' games. lant Industry, 617: Economics. 6 High individual sets—Lindstrom. 402: Dixon, Don Seaton. individual 'gzames—Tucker, 167. Lindstrom. 165. FEDERAL. 450: 03 High 168 5 Print. Office 1 B. E, W. No i avy Yard Printer: e e or37 % eterans Administration |N. R. A rudd | hiarik | Costello Krichton Dabbs Donahue Jacobs Cordell | Myers . | Goldstein Burch . Western | Sandefer | FRONT LINE NO. H. Ford .. 15 126 Henreatty 136 Clark . 149 | Masters 130 | cercell 116 Hooley 7 12 Purcell 26 108 WASHINGTON. 18 149 Kee .. Thacher Boehm Jarboe Quigley Norton Austin .. | Blackeman Harman Ambrose Wilson TAKES BOXING TITLE Frisco Beats Farber for Junior Feather Honors in Orient. MANILA, March 16 UP)—Star | Frisco. Filipino fighter who has ap- peared in the United States, won the junior featherweight championship of i the Orient tonight by a decision over | Lew Farber of New York, in 12/ rounds. Frisco weighed 115 pounds and | Farber, 117. | | | N HIS attempt to roll the first official 200-league game here, Howard Campbell passed up the chance to create an all- time record for the District League. His 188 that tied the record held by Joe Pricci for four years was, incidentally, the big- gest string ever rolled by the Lucky Strike shooter, who in his time has marked up many sen- sational scores. After cutting through the head- pin on a spare in his last box, Campbell, instead of playing the wood, tried for another spare and missed. He missed l‘l.ln with his third shot. Campbell Spurns Minor Mark Has District League Record in Bag, Tries for “Monkey” Spare and City’s High Game. For another ‘odd slant on bowling, take a look at the 175 game rolled at Convention Hall by Bill Miller. Miller made the same number of marks as Camp- bell—seven, two spares and five strikes. Yet his game was 13 pins less and he collected more wood than Campbell. | The difference was that Camp- bell scored four strikes in a row while the King Pinner, after a double header, had a flat box only to throw in a triple-header in the next three frames. Then again Harry Hilliard, who on the same night at Columbia rolled 170 with Boulevard, made District b 118 (8 Walker. G. Freschi, Holy, Name.. | Holy. Comfort. St Nativity S Francis De Sales, | st. Gabriel's. . s S Nativity .. St. Matthew's 36 52§ Anthony's. | briel 15216h strikes—Cyr. Nativity. 3. Holy Name | st. 573 Peter's No. 1 Name) 1 WHlnveln:e (Holy Name). W. Lot Yankees Cardinals Senators Giants ;lflllh strikes—Henry, 37; Wallach. 33: eight marks. So there*you are. High 45." Building. Season Records. High team games—Veterans' Admini Government Printing Office, £fif. team _sets—Government Printing | Bl 1.804: Investigation. 1.844 High _ individual _games—Jolliffe. Vet Clarke. Investigation. 17 dividual sels—wWalker. G. P. O. n. G. P. O. 43 averages—Clarke, " Investigation. . Freschi. R. A. 120-24 Mlll“e'h 118-10; Walker, nvestigation. 11 Jolliffe. Adm.. 11 Cowden. G. P. O. Weidman. Navy Yard. 117-8; Wat- P. O.. 116-48: Kasson. Int. Rev. High strikes—Clatke. Investigation, 64: High spares—Giarke. Investigation, 255 N. R. A HOLY NAME SOCIETY. Section C. 4125 St. P. De Sales i 3 St. Paul's ) St. Teresa ) St. Peter's | 118~ t. Stephen's Aloysius Season Records. High team game—Holy Name. 632. | High team set—Holy Name. 1.748 | High individual games—Stanton. St tephen's, and McGolrick, St. Francis De | ales, 161 each. High individual set—Stanton. St. Steph- ‘rikes—McGolrick, St. Francis De | ares—McGolrick. St. Francls De | ales. 158 High individual uen:e—McGolmk 8t. High team e etabetioly Name, 528-36. Section D. 5 Blessed Sacr't ) Assumption 1 Holy Trinity. 3 St. Jerome's. . Season Records. Hi team average—St. Anthony's. High team set—St. Gabriel's, 1,748, Hich team game—St. Anthony's. High individual average—Weeks, St. individuai set—Laske. St. Ga-| "ieh individual game—Cook, St. Peter's, t. Joseph's. . 4. t. Anthony 610, | High High spares—Weeks, St. Anthony's, 184. Section E. W. L. 4R 18 St. Joseph's 3 27 St. Paul's... 25 St. Peter's 2. Season Records. average—Holy Name. Holy Name. 568, igh team ultlgHoly Name, Peter’s 1. Mary's 1,645: St. High individual games—Godwin (Holy s l’.l‘;l McGarraghy (St. Peter's No. High individual sets—Dove (St. Mary's). 38y, Godwin (Holy Neme). 369 ORST Gotwin (B FE - win (Ho h Soriken odwin (Holy Name), 28; 119; igh res—Dove (St. Mll”l)‘ Flvelace (tioly Name). 117 8. KANN SONS CO. w. 9 31 . L. Avg. 8 25 2 31 1 3 25 31 High team game—Yankees, High team set—Yankees. e e el camer Walluch. 162. High individual set—Wallach. 400 High _individual ‘age—Wailach. 2. Henry. 110-37. A. Mitchell. 33, spares—Henry. ‘Wallach. 150: Holy Trinit: | w. L. | Trust. 406 1 | Kirby's Service. 297, | Wise. Motors. | Arlington Tr. | Dickey Bros. . | Bervice. 117 9 | Lincoln | | DISTRICT. W. L 49 17 Georgetown.. i1 45 King Pin. ... 26 Columbia ="’ 2 Lucky Strike. B M. Miscl. 1. | Bisht 1. | Bupply, = Torp. T. ) . Tool = Erecting Broad. Mt. 1 R Occidentals Cen. Market. N. E. Temple Boulevard . .. Conv. Hall. . 4 Season Records. ‘Hizh team game—King Pin. High team set—Northeast Tem Dell. 158 inoividual game—Howard High Individual set—Ollie Pacin High aversge—Joe Harrisor, NATIONAL CAPITAL. Sholl's Cafe.. 45 18 B. of Wash 43 20 Ave. Grill ... 41 19 Lllcky Strike 3 Tim | Condor.. Encore ., Sultana | Wildmere | Bokar 0o | RAJEH.. High team game—Heurich Brewers. 7¢ High team set— Heurich Brewers. 1.1 High individual game—Astor Clarke. High individual average—Hokie Smith 125-36 Equity .. | vista”. DIAMOND CAB. W. L. Service Sha... 4 21 Directors. Hotels . 43 %6 Claims Union Station 41 Florida Ave.. Restaurant . . Heights. 3 Chevy Chase. Records. High team game—Hotels High team set—Hotel High individual gam¢ High individual set—E. Wesley. 421. Higheindividual strikes—R. Hopkins. JHish' individual spares — R." Hopkin Titgh flat game—C. Williams. J. Lucas. | 1 Hopkins, 112: E Wesley 112: R. Kilby, 108; W. Turner. 109: A, Lewis 108 High game and set for weck—E. Wes- ley. nd 42 Monarch . Pals i | Beta Phi Eps High _indi | ViR 108 High' indivi dakel). 159. | Alumni). 416 . | " High strik High spares 16 00 95 High averages—R. Petworth Whiting | Potomac %-nrgns;ald, ng Davi W- L | National . l’hknnn NAUTICAL. W. L. Wsh. Canoe Bar Club Davis* Float El Dorado Season Records. High team game—Davyis' Float. 661, High team set—Davis' Float. 1.743 High individual game—K. Beck. Drift- ers. 130, ¢ Hlien individual set—K. Beck. Drifters 36 High _individual Davis' Float. 1 = High strikes—C.” Haverty. Washington C. Stephenson. Banzai. Float, Wsh. Canoe 1 Drifters Bonzal. . Stansbury. Naval High | Kine David. ¢ High team Davvahl 7 Wolfe | uty _iPetwort | worth) High | t30ppa). W. L. | Collins 164 average — J. Freschi. 1, = lmh spares — G. Davis, Davis' ARLINGTON COUNTY. 169 : (Jopp: Kirby's Serv Va Hardware Dickey Co. Arnold Oper.. Shady Grove . Ch. W. Strip. 44 Davis & Sons : Arlington Tr. | Dickey Bros.. Season Records. High team game—Dickey Bros High team set—Dickey Bros High _individual ~game —R. Spilman | Kirby's Service. 16 t—R. Spilman. Kir- High individual by's Service. 406: G. Davis. Arlington pa) | (Potomac) igh 148: Wol (Centennial) (La Fayette) High spare: Deputy worth). 180 ich weekl 156; Robb (St i | High individual 116-5 _High strikes—C. Haverty. Shady Grove. Kirby's Serv- average—R. Spilman. SA De Molay Al “High <mres——R Spilman. Convention ice, 218, ey u B ROSSLYN INDEPENDENT. Lindsays _ .. Smyser's Ph } Fairfax Srv Stand. Laund Dickes _Co. De Molav 2. Season Records. High team game—Windridge & Han High team set—Brown Buddies. 1 High _individual ~game —R. Spilman. Pairfax Service. 169 High individial set—R. Spilman. Fair- fax Service. 407 High average —R. Spilman Ballston Mar- Ballston Mkt. Brown_Buds team W. & Handy team indivi 155 strike 114-31: Darli Hall. 112-16. Cerceo. 110- Pairfax High' strikes—Al Wright ket 4 . 58 1 High _{individual 309 strikes—Guerrier | Voorhees (Kire (Petworth), Book of Washington Hall individua spares—Ho averages— COLUMBIA LODGE. NO. 174, L. A. M. W. L. Dr. Room... 4 Misel 2. ... § Mine’ Lab_ . Torp. T, Broad, M. Sight 3 A &P Cold Str'mers Mayfair. . Sunnybrook . Bonday Sunnyfield & O'Clock Red Circle Sparkle . Grandmother: 4 Jr. Mardeile HE Season Records. High team game—Chidakel. 6 High team set Chidakel. 1.73] ividual average—Bortnick dual game—Weinberg (Chi= High individual set—Goldberg (A. Z. A. —Bortnick (Vista). 60. —Weinberg (Chidakel). 211. High flat game—Tenenbaum (Monarch), MASONIC. Sinzleton LaFzyette Mt Pleasan Albert Pike. Harmony. Joppa. Barristel St. John Pentalpha Chillum West N Je 2 Silver Spring 2 Dawson i% a0 King Solomon 17 53 Season Records. team L King (Jopoa) 14; Dej (Pet- games —Billheimer Phillips (King David). 161 a). 167. House (Potomac). 'nlln‘u‘slan‘bllry sets—Petworth. 1.70% rages—Billheimer (Stansbury). 1 h). 0:" Homer sets—Billheimer. 401; (Jop- Stevens 1St. John's), (Takoma). 48: David). 44: Bittenbender 44 Cray (Naval). ¢4: Hare s—Billheimer 182 fe (Stansbury) Stackman 18 (Pet- (Joppa) Homer y games—Cleary (W] t. John's). 144 TURDAY NIGHT. umni. 16 44 43 Liguor. 1 Su«m Records. —Book of game—De Molay Alumni set Washington idual set—C. Soo. 413: Hall. game—Smith. 160; George. 42. La Bille_179. 114-42: Holst La Bille. 1i3-1 1iz0: Fox 111-9. s—Smith. 47 N ng. 11: George. Brown ODD FELLOWS. Team Standine Pred D Stua Amity No. ° Amity No. 1 Columbia Friendship Marines. Agric. Jrs’’ Agriculture. icC.C. War Vets. High High High High High Hich High team Adm team indivi AMERICAN LEGIO strike: Team Standing. avera 7 Set. Jasper Stu. Walcott i Costello, Bunker Hiil. Pt Stevens 22 35 2 3 Division. Season Records. T averages—Brodie (Ft (Bunker Hill. 111 . 105; Campbell " (Lincoln) Milne (Lincolr). 107. High ‘individual games—Watt (Stuart Walcott). 153: Chase (Bunker Hill). 13%; Zimmer ‘(Lincoln). 147; Milne (Lincoln). 147: Haldeman (Nash) 145 o ek individual set—Zimmier (Lincoln) ‘High Hieh High High High High High Stevens) Zimmer 10%; flat game—Downes (Nash), team game—Lincoln, 2 team set—Lincoln. 1. strikes —Chase (Bunker Hill) spares—Campbell (Lincoin team strikes—Fort Stevens team spare St. Paul's 1 Luther Place Christ Ch. 1 §t. Paul's 2 Reformation. Atonement El Gees Trinity. . Eeeques Colonials _ . Columbians Cardinals Nomads.. .. Shamrocks Emanons. Barristers Vee Bees 31 Econom. &Sta. Administrative DISTRICT. | Legal 1. | Project Audit Inspection A. Engineers LADIES' W w Conv. Hall. B Arcadia.. s Temple. Columbia . 3 Mever Davis. RECREATION, W. L. Arab. Coffee. 44 Pirrone & W. 44 Univer. Shop 41 Wash._ Herald 41 A & N_Spt. Kris Delicat. 3 Evnon Ptz... Season Records. individual averages — Simon. : Woods. 120-0 individual gameé—Dadaian. 170. High individual set—Dawson. 448, High team game—University Shop. 642 High team set—Brodt's. Inc.. 1,804, High strikes—Woods, 47 High spares—Simon. PETWORTH SINGLES. W. L Don Hopper. 14 F. Bellafoire Preidlander Mitchel Stein 11 10 Joe Coniglio. . Fiore .. Teddy Farrar & 3 Sam Napoli... : Lou Adler. .. & 8am_Giannola’ Phil Coniglio. M. Harrison. . Season Records. High_ averages—Don Hopper, Teddy Farrar, 49-4. o High same—Don 'Hopper, 136, High set—Don_Hopper. 4!l Hish strikes—Phil Coniglio, 6. High spares—Don_Hopper. High flat game—Sam Napoli, 91. DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. Team Standings. Brodt's Inc Eagle Bea'ns Piaza W. & L. ° N h ) Hydrozrapaic 26, Secretarys | Bureau Ena. &1 | Aastraiis. | Gommand'ts & A Srdaanice.” Barracks. . MCcElroy. Roen'gke 6 ] Ontrich. | Sargeant : Walton. . Wrkg. Crew.. Blow Harus.. Sleuths 5 Hill Billie:, Sewer Dept.. igh'ay Dept. RS d City Refuse Repair Sh. 1 41 Surv.eemce. . 4 Health Dept. Repair si. & 47 32 Pub. School Chlet Clerk. . 34 35 Elec. Debt... Season Records. High team game—Repair No. 1. 630. High team Set—Chief Clerk, 1.751. High indjvidual game—Stull, 16K High individual set—P. Xanten. 424 (s Individual” average—F." Xanten. 118, COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. Team Standings. W. L. Amb. Laundry 42 27 Arcade Mkt Vinc. Barbers 41 2% Logan Motor. Highway Eng. 40 20 Gall. & Hug.. 2% Arcadia . 38 31 Hessick Coal. Chaconas Mk. 35 34 M'G'e & Rolfe 26 Season Records. ,Hish team game—Highway Engineers. | Hklh team set—Highway Engineers, 1,002, High individual game—Keith. 180, | High Individual set—Walson. 417. 1o 18D " individual average — Kraus: 22-67. Rep'r Shop 1 Highway 1.. Eurveyors. . Rep'r Shop 2 Chief Clerks. | Optimist. . . | Kiwanis 17 Lido. . Civitan.’ 8.8 ELECTRICAL. WL TP HGHS No. 1. 85 P anit do. 34 Pepco—Main t'nce. 44 Cent. Arm. Works. . B. Pot. El._Pow. | Kendall 1., Metropol'n W. Wash | W. Wash. | Brookland.. ; Metropol'n 1. Hyattsville. | Petworth 7 3 R 1, 3 20 35:863 575 1:507 Season Records. _High team ealne—Western Electric No. Creel Bros. McK'n-Noc,. & D. Singer Hm:u-Arl . H'rn-Kramer ‘Ward-Dow’'se Quigl'y-Stew. }ll'h individual sfl—overenfl verages—Clements. 115- 56' Overend, 112-37; James, *112-3 R. Bryant. lll S. Lawhorn, 110-65; cor ‘mick, 110 Meredith. 110, Hllh 'eelly :mt—You quist. 143. trtlld 44 fl!mentu B 3 : Moyer. 3 - . e, v | Kappa Phi ley. 106-8: 104-14; D. 102-17; MeKi mes. 167; AJK. Beta. BN norn, 153 Hovartb, 154; Zusie, 101, individu spares—Kettering. w. L. Takoma Blues : FEDERAL NAVY DEPARTMENT P uomi LS Alp, Ksp. Phi.4029 AS.L. K. L j Mt Pleasant Eastern..... j Langdon. . i Excelsior .. ason Records. game—Mount Pleasant Set-—Mount Pleasant. 1 e—Ehrlich. 1 dual s —Ehrlich. 408. s—Cordell. i ge—Ehrlich. 111- DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE LADIES. L 9 Iden. No. 1 10 Records 15 Iden. No. N CHURCH LADIES. L. 21 Takoma..... 3 Christ Church i St. Matthew's i1 Incarnation 32 St. Paul's.... LUTHERAN CHURCH. Ww. L. Keller Mem. Zion. ... Grace Incarna Takoma Grays St. Matthew's. Investigation Accounts Finance. . Inspection B. Housing. . Projects TRADE COMMISSION. w. L w. Eagles... Wildcats Bulls... . COMMERCE COMMISSION. L w. 30 Examiners Valuation Serviced Inauiry. i1 L Press Navigation Aeronautics.. 36 Construction. 33 Paymasters.. 3 Y & D. Engineer C.&R.. Designers. INGLES. w 4 H 3 3 H R o Technocrats. Duds.. o Tornadoes. . . Stm. Rollers Riges Bank.. 34 Morris Plll’l & 7. 32 40 W. L. DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. W. L. 39 24 Sewer Dep. 1 40 26 City Refuse.. 40 26 Highway 2. Pub. Schoolis. 30 Electrical.... clvlc CLUBS. L 20 Rotary... 45 31 Newcomers Wash. Lions. Reciprocity. Kiwanis 2... € Bethanys. . Nat. Basiist. Temple.. . .. 91900t RREE33E AICADIA JUNIOR DOUBLES. Z0 N % powenLon'r 2 Story-Homes. 19 Arkin-Bryan. 17 10 B'man-Edlov sira & P.-Napoli 9 1 High averages—J. Singer, 109 Kramer, 105-1 Singer.” 103-17; llen. 101-11. Hassett, b Phi Sig's Chi. 43 2 4178 Sigma Dslta .. 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