Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1935, Page 27

SPORTS. Joe Freschi Streaks MARKS UP THREE 400 SETS IN ROW Figures to Become First High Ranker Not Listed in | District League. ' BY ROD THOMAS. EAR after year the same names, for the most part, grace the Big Ten of the Washington City Duckpin Association, but at least one new one {5 guaranteed for the ranking list this season. Without further ado, the Ranking Committee can chalk off one of the places for Joe Freschi. [ For many seasons Freschi has been a better-than-average bowler, in sev- eral campaigns falling just short of official recognition. In the :ast week he rolled three sets. each in a different league. and his scores were 401 in the Federal, 400 in the Rosslyn Independent and 403 in the National Capital Three consecu- | tive 400s is quite a feat in itself, but couple this with the fact that in each | performance Preschi improved an average of better than 120, and you have a -ure-fire article for the Big Ten. Would Be a Precedent. ~OR the first time since the rank- ings were instituted, if you count Freschi “home,” the list will in- clude a bowler who didn’t compete in the District League. He is one of the first raters ever overlooked by that all-star organization, but several of its teams likely will be bidding for him next season. There isn't enough genu- | ine talent to fill the demand of busi- ness conzerns that sponsor crack teams. | Freschi, incidentally. is a member of the King Pin team which is making & strong bid for the National Capital | League 1 nt, being in third piace, but only iwo zames behind the lead- ing Heuric If the King Pins win the pennant theirs will have been just a victory. | for the team which has led the race & large part of the season, Sholl's Cafe, has been beaten, 2 to 1, four times by the King Pins Sholl's was knocked from the top perch by the Kine Pins two nights ago, the Heurichs assuming the lead by winning all games of a gouble- header. B new to Sam Rice, but o' Man o' War, it begins to appear. may share the bunting as a bowler He's a King Pin. Others gre Hokie Smith, captair: Mike Shugrue, Har- ry Aiken and Lou Pantos (Second half.) Team Standing and Summarry. Statistics Engineers Armies " 1 617 Seasom Records. Sam Rice a King Pin. ASE ball pennants averages—Penfold Matson, 1111 es—Hydrographic, 616, Fir 630 are nothing 161 High (ndividual sets—Penfold. 4 son. 400 R Prevost and Feaster. {08, _ High strikes—Matson. 46: Penfold. 4 Penfold. 189: R. Prevost 0. Buck Share of Arcadia is nowhere near the top in District League aver- zges but he's the best strike shooter in the loop, with 60 for 69 games he is in a fair way to hang up a record. Individual Averages. ADJUTANTS, 158 41 Joe Harrison of Occidental lost nine pins on his District League average, with 366, but he can equal that fig- ure in all his remaining sets and still establish an all-time mark. His aver- age now is 125-33 for 63 games. The record for a season in the District League is 124-41, made by Earl Mc- Philomy. The last mghl o{ the National Duckpin Bowling Congress should be a pip. It will bring together virtually all of the crack performers of New England and Washington and the rivalry between these sectors is in- tense. The curtain will fall Satur- day, April 6 1 1 1 1 2 R i 1 1 1 1 1 N 1 1 1 1 1 1 Girls Meet Today. HERE to roll its annual tour- nament is the big question to be settled today by the Wash- ington Women's Duckpin Association in a meeting at the Lucky Strike, at 3 oclock. Officers will be elected. | Ontrich The ZEast Washington Church | “" H°"' League has distributed its prizes and | g.um i, elected the following officers: Jake wflohman Reisinger of Douglas. president: Ruby Bush of Epworth, vice president: Bill Brown of Metropolitan, secretary, | treasurer and official scorer BOXING MEET ATTRACTS ‘Rzlmond Curtin . e Men in | Qurtin, .. Lamb | Britcoli " Schoentholer. Handforth | McBride * Wolfe . McElroy Warman | Bett 8ix Universities to Hav College Bouts Here. AR 3 100-9 Boxers representing six universities are slated to compete in the second annual Colored Intercollegiate Ath- letic Association championships Sat urday at Howard University. ‘ Howard, Hampton, Lincoln, | ginia Union, Virginia State Morgan have entered representatives. | NORRIS GETS STADIUM Takes Over Chicago Plant Under | Receivership Order. CHICAGO. March 23 (#)—James Norris, sr., owner of the Detroit Olympia and the Detroit hockey team, has been given possession of the Chicagp Stadium, large West Side sports arena, in accordance with | receivership proceedings approved by ! ‘Bméflrl . Federal Judge James H. Wilkerson. ‘An attempt will be made to bring | eollege basket ball into the stadium next Winter, Norm said. REACH BASKET FINAL Metropolitan Baptist. Asbury Win | at Twelfth Street “Y.” | Kronman Metropolitan Baptist and Asbury | Hildebrand Church basket ball teams yesterday | p. xu,m,,,j. 3 reached the final in the first annual intramural tourney of the Twelfth | piymentn, Street Y. M. C. A, when the former | Gins drubbed the Musketeers, 40-21, and'und;m 2 the latter scored over the Comrades, | Specht - 47 10 59 11 29-21. . of 1o 18 Metropolitan and Asbury tossers | COI.L.;J‘;:‘BIA will face Tuesday night at the Twelfth Street “Y" in the championship game. The winner will gain the Sport Cen- ter Trophy. Summaries: ) eers (21) Krtmwhunafl;‘l‘n‘( Mausketeers | Boston. f.. 4 Minor. mpson. {. 3 Birder 6. R, i Henderson.{. a McNeill. ¢ Page. & 6 Taylor. .. Marshall. Vir- and | Parameunt .. Independents R K O Metro Universa (Twenty or more games.) Bection 1. PARAMOUNT. Mudd .. b 2 Grace 5 1 Burns | Taslor .., Bachman Al Folliard 1064 11 1 E 6 17 High *individual Sverage Bachman Hish individual game_Ringer. 153. High individual sel—Gins. & Hin individual ‘spares—Kohier Hisn' (ndividudl stoikee—smith. 31, e e o Independents, .56, athew. f.. Hasers: ¢ c. THE SUNDAY STAR. FLORETTA iy oF PUEBLO,COL« - HAS BOWLED NINE PERFECT GAMES IN NINE. YEARS - AVD HAS DEFEATED MANY OF WE LEADING MALE BOwiEes HERE'S THE FORM THAT HAS ENABLED HER TO ROLL AN AVERAGE OF 200 Pns PER. GAME FOR HETRV CAREER- 17 Williams &mith Meis Holcomb * Diliinger R Prevost tner A, Prevost. . Aldvmz- Laverine .. Ulrich . .... Schuler . Mears . Dust Flaster 8ylvester . | Hamann Geisler Canvanaugh Kimbel .. Pearson Hammers Calaway ... Crymes sue. Doolan Boss | Cress ch Campbell Hansen Witcher Coen Milpe - Dilugenski Hickman Gardiner | Banks .. Mangene (Second Series.) Team Standi Individual Averages. (10 games or more) Topping Uebele Nicholas R | Peruzzi | Watson | Hahner .. Riecks | Peters | Page .. 2 | van Dusen 3 | cragoe | Hensel 's \ch" T. McKee 00! E | Miscellanéous Documents Individual Averages. (10 _games or more.) Q'Brien . Eschlinger 18 122 WASHINGTON. AT NEWCOMER SLATED THURSDAY | » sDonovan, From the Pacific Coast, to Grapple Katan. | Card Is Complete. George - Zaharias and Sandor 8zabo in the fea- ture, Promoter Joe Turner completed his weekly rass- ling card for Thursday in Washington Auditorium when he signed Andy Rascher and Abe Goldberg fur the semi-wind-up yesterday and added the usual brace of 30-minute pre- liminaries. Rascher’s appearance as a semi- | finalist comes as something of a pro- motion after weeks of modest pre- liminary performances. Goldberg is a typical journeyman rassler who is | comparatively new to local fans. | Por his preliminaries, Turner will use Rube Wright against Mayes McLain and import a newcomer from the Pacific Coast to tackle John Katan. The newcomer's name is Jack Donovan, 6 feet 2 inches tall and weighing 225 pounds. The matching of Zaharias and | Szabo brings together another villain- | hero act with George capably playing | the part of villain and Szabo just as capably playing the hero. If past records of villain-hero exhibitions here mean anything, than Szabo is due for a rough evening. The meanies of the mat have been batting at a 4 high clip this Winter. e TWO BOWL TO TOP INA. B. C. TOURNEY X Mattison's 1,908 Gives Big Edge in All-Events. By the Associated Press. YRACUSE, N. March 23.—New leaders in the singles and all- | events were uncovered in the American Bowling Congress and a flock of changes were made in the | doubles. i Earl Springer of Cleveland. Ohio, stepped into first place in the solo event with 690 on games of 214, 219 ;and 257. Bill Mattison of Toledo be- came the new all-events pace setter with 1,908. | The leaders: | SINGLES —Earl Springer (Cleveland). a%0: Billy Knox (Philadelohial. GR1 Prapk Schoen (Sazinaw) o6 Cook-R. Schlie (Cincin- J. Gauer-H. Omsbers_ (Ch H. Darge-L. Dwonkowski ison (Toledo) John Erm!s (Milwaukee). BADMINTON CHAMPS TO DEFEND HONORS Mixed Doubles Will Be Added to Four Events Decided Last Year in Play at “Y." | | p. d. 690 by Springer Heads Singles. Iy Br'-rn War | vets ITH all 1934 champions defend- W ing their titles, play in the fourth annual Washington | badminton championships will open tomorrow on the Y. W. C. A. courts. Defending champions are Malcolm Beattie in men's singles, Beattie and Holmead Callan in men's doubles, Margaret Graham in women's singles | and Mrs. Ruby Ford and Mary Ryan | in women’'s doubles. | A mixed doubles event will be added in the tournament beginning tomor- | 4 | row. Entries will be accepted until 8 2 o'clock Monday night at the Y. W.| C. A. gymnasium, where drawings will be made. Play will start at 8:30 o'clock. Entries may be made either ment of the Y. W. C. A. or by calling | Corinne Reid Frazier, chairman of the Tourney Committee at Adams 9610. | STETSON HIRES COACH Cowell Leaves Florida Staff to Be | Athletic Director. DELAND, Fla., March 23 (#).—W. {C. (Brady) Cowell. member of the| Florida athletic coaching staff for nine years, has accepted the post of athletic director at Stetson University. He is a graduate of Kansas State College. Chester Freeman, Stetson athlete, who was graduated in 1928, will assist Cowell in coaching foot ball and will | be head basket ball and base ball E coachs URGED AS MAT COACH Thom Backed by Indiana Leader to Tutor Olympians. | BLOOMINGTON, Ind.. March 23| (#).—Z. C. Clevenger, athletic direc- tor at Indiana, has announced he will | forward the name of Coach William Thom of the Hoosiers as Olympic | wrestling coach for the United States | in the 1936 games in Berlin. | ‘Thom, who claims the world junior | middleweight wrestling title, has coached Indiana mat teams to four Western Conference and two national intercollegiate championships since 1927. Rod and Stream | EPORTS encouraging to anglers R come from Chesapeake Bay. In | the lower part of the bay large catches of herring and shad are reported being taken in the nets by the commercial seiners. In the upper part of the bay, Capt. Noah Hazzard, at Galesville, reports he has been taking herring in his nets off the mouth of West River for the past several days. Glen C. Leach, chief of the Divi- sion of Fish Culture of the United States Bureau of Fisheries, informs us that the annual run of white perch to the swift waters of the Potomac around Chain Bridge are ,in the river off Featherstone, located this side of Occoquan Bay, and should through the health education depart- | e | Smith's L\u' : “mpecmml\ MARCH 24, 1935—PART ONE. o’ ll!cllA'noN. 4 Arab. Cof Co. Pirrone & W. “ Dnivers m-: KA pefents L. 34 Palcons. L. Ha Easles 34 Bults 5 Season Records. llih averages—S8imon, 12 'mn- individual game—Woods. 170. Bith com camo "?’,;D‘":"'omr 8. rone am “set-Brods. inc. High strikes—Woods, 51 High spares—8imon. INTERSTATE coullllc: colluluol Inf'mal Ca Hl Examide. Trafic. .. 3k 31 Vabuation: Malls & Fies. I8 31 Service Btatistics. ... 38 31 Inquiry. DEPT. OF JUSTICE (LADIES). W. L W, @ Identificat 1. 11 Records $4a] EEES 5 W Hrdrographic 53 lumu lnnn b Sk o w1 Py ERNGG S 47 34 Adjutants S &A 3 { gental Baking, Cok Ordnance 160 High md)'vit:lukl l!l—»\u!l\ (Continental | | w. wash'ten. Hyattsville. . | Baliston Market. .. les Jeflerson _ Spring. Holmes Bk Records. Hish team same__Holmes Bakery. 60K High Imes Bakery 1° 170 Hish {naividusl game —Jeit (Thompson's | Dairy). 169 1 Hiln lnfllvldull set—Magruder. Holmes' 04 Jacobs (South- | Dairy). 112 i strikes—Brown (Barber & Ross) High spares—Jacobs (Southern Dairies). [ Warring Cooperage. . Montrose A. C. Stohlman Chevrole SBuper Concrete Season Records. Jndividusl _ eames—Bradt, Hish Beck. 1 : O individual . seis—Cleary. HOLY NAME. SECTION, B. Team Standing. es—Cle: 117.35; Wright. T1aen. Woll. 114-407 G, Jacobs. 43 Shieh strikes_Wolf. 41: Mitchell, Moore, Boteler, Beck. 39 rach. High spares—Beck. 228: Wright, 3 G. Jacobs 1% igh flat games—P. Stump. 98; Moore, 08" Bradt: ok CATHOLIC LADIES. w. 8t Pran_Xav. Holy Name St._“Ant! Holy 8t 8t g Our Lady of L. o Al Ssints’ Holy Trinity_ .. - y Com{ B, Holy Com!. D St. Peter's .. Seasen Records. averages — Mischou, [ndividusl game High Individual 112-390 | 115-55: Schilke, 114-1%; Edinger llun lll- 4 rikes—O'Neill. 41: Schilke, 34: Langley. A5 High Gates (Holy — McCormick (St. | Gates (Holy Com- | iduat e . Average—Donnelly | iy (Holy (Holy team game—Holy “in Comfort- 162 vidual Eding: Section C. m Schilke . 155, Overend Comforter | A, | L A A O H, 1.395 Comforter Holy _Name &t Btephen's St Alovsius team set SATURDAY NIGHT. Molay Alumni Book of Washington. Convention Hall Beer and Liquor N.mml 8moke Shop finson’s Garage Geol cont High team zame. High team sei—Holy High individual game. and McGolri . 161 each ividual set 435 strikes— MeGolrick Prancis de Stanton (St. Ste- St Francts | Washington, team game—De Molay Al i individual C. Soo. 413 es 15 spares— High individi ~Kramer. jr McGolrick (St. | (Nativity). | F imni, set Hall, Holy Name. 529 Section D. High team Jndividual games-—Smith, 160 St. Gabriel's Joseph's Nativity 10 Brown. 110~ obp FELLOWS. w 4% 1'~ Mt. Pleasant 46 26 Eastern Langdon Excelsior 30 ree 11 Cerceo, 110-4% Season Records. _ High team average — St su-d0 individual set—Laake 481 Individuat Seasem Records eam game —Mount Pleasant briel'st Hicn ter's) Hish came—Ticer Na‘ivity spares—Weeks FEDERAL. ‘sparec_Kettering. average —Ehrlich ;s EASTERN STAR. S Int. Rev Adm 1l AGRICULTURE ams Blister Rust Plant Indust Economics interbureaus sames—Milans ashington Centennial sets—Milans. 1.551 1408 es—Kohler (Unity) umeyer (Milans), 91-60; K-41 Hich team )= Mispah 100-531: Dorsey mdnlflull psames—White (Mount ty ey (Milans), 1 \Milang. T4 iMilans). 352 : 351 Low (Mizbah) Fler (Unity). 140, High flat game—Mills (Mount Pleasa Dor- and Mills Mount Pleasant), \'n‘hlr;PY‘r (Milans), (Milans) w. 41 10 40 L ) Raia o Soamyiela Mayfair E Worihmoie. . 43 Wildmere > G ok 30 Brookland Metro_ | S Red Circle Petworth .. Grandm'the: Sparkle. .. Lhakabs <umn Records. team game—Condor. m b fexm st —Nectar 5 ig] u 2 Occidentals Center Market N. E. Temple Boulevard Conv. Hall 408; 3. Mul- C. Dom- | Solem. 117-46: 1. Casey. 109 R, Kaiser 107 M. Griffith. 10 it tr Arcadia Season Records. High team game —King Pin. 7 High team set—Northeast Temple 1914 pelliED, individual tame—Howard Camp- High individual set—Ollie Pacini 443 1oHigh individual average—Joe Harrison ~R. Kaiser. 41: dera Wien! averases—8 Mullican. 110-6 Wibbler. 3478 NATIONAL CAPITAL. W.L. 4 Book of Wash 4 Avenue Grill King P! 4 Lucky Strike mnuin Hams 34 35 Wash. Times Season Records. High team game—Heurich Brewers 708 High team set—Heurich Brewers High individual game—Astor Clarke | Shop_ .. Hich individual set—Astor Clarke 438 Cocmvs. . individual average—Hokie Smith. | Heurich’s Sholl's c-(e | Independents | Assembly Medical "9 6 BUREAU OF STANDARDS. L. DECATUR HEIGHTS. | Eauity . | Vista . w. L. TP 1410 | Pals 140 | Monaréh | JuniorMardell 310 | Bets Bni mpsilor zZ Alumni. . 28, Wash B mnmm Rockets, Fost Office Buchanan Barr Aces Y wa £3 Woodridsge . . Harvey Dairy. High team game—Chid: High team set—Vista, 1,748, | High - individual average — Bortnick ista) | pef 180 in@ividual same—Weinbers (Chida- el ), 15 High individual set—Goldbers (A. Z. A | Alumni), Ao Sthikes—Bortnick (Vista). 64. High spares—Weinberg (Chidakel). 217 ' |, High flat game—Tenenbaum (Monarch), | 100. e 0y, 47 Mlllux 'kland Gar.. BKIAnd " 25 32 Valspar No. 3 Seasen Records. game—Saurs and Pig fiirie e ' Whistle, 1.805. tean set_—Pie individua individual oy it | individual average—P. Wolfe. 1ia: strikes—O'Donnell. 49 Hitn spares—J. Gooding. 239. DY! 'NAMITE. Steam Rollers s. High game—Mills .Hl h g individual msnlc‘r GOVERNMENT. % individual set—Woods Wi 36 Sewer Dept.1 35 City Refuse Highway Public Schools Electrical. ... 2 Highway 1 . Repair Shop 1 41 Burveyors. Repair 8hoo Chief Clerk. . 34 h kes— Sanford (Bunnlv). 36: 's (Miscel. No. 1). tglren—‘nrdn!e (B. M), 231 cel_No. 1), . Burdette nrc. w. a8 Uc !uumul Interest. . Audit Iaiersecitonal llat. Proof Sontrol Broof. i Foon. £ 8ist. 35 37 mn’cfmn. 31 2 a8 T 34 2 10 0 ki 'EMBASSY ATTACHES | of the Interior Secretary. were among SPORTS. L2 * B—1I Fat Scores in Bid for Place Among Bowling’s Big Ten RING SHOW TOPPED L Golo, 8, 8ta. 1 St.-W. D.Co. 'I'AIDHA CHURCH, L. Cath. Mission l‘ 28 Trinity Presb; . 2 46 P-esby. 30 Ribeivni Mem- Trinity M. CL. DIAln!n CAB. L. Service Sta.. Hote Uolon siation 31 Restaurant . 41 Director: ce . . Claims. . ', Florida Ave Chevy Chase. Itnu- Records. team SameHntels, 608, Individes samer2 Wesley individual set—E Wesle: flat came—C. Wiiltams. 4. strikes—R. Hopkins spares—R. Hopk:ns, il 1 lHuh indiv |dunl aver h lndnld\ll £ | ARLINGTON COUNTY, | Arnold Oper. : 37 Bhady Grove 7 a6 39 a1 44 Kirby's Serv. g Season Records. | High team game—Dick: s High team set—Dicky B Bmll 53" | i S ayior Ly sets— R G. individual (Kirby's Bervice), 408; ton Trust). 8pilman | Davis (Arling- | Bpilman (Kirby's | ‘Hllh l{nkE—C Haverty (S8hady Grove), spares—R. Spilman (Kirby's Higl Srrvlc- ). 230, METHODIST PROTESTANT. Congrese 8t €. First Church... Mount~ Olivet.". Cherrydale Mourt Tabor. No. Season Records High team gzames—N. C. Ave. ) Congress 8t.. 591 razes_Rader. Con- . Beauchamp. Fort individual games—C E_ Beau- _Fort Mrer, 160. Rader, Cor Congress Rader. Consr E. Benuchamp, F ekl B AMONG TRAP LOSERS Ickes” Son Also Is on Washington Team Beaten in Baltimore. Mrs. Coe Leader. | | By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE. March 23 —Two em- bassy attaches and Harold Ickes, son the 15 members of the Capital Skeet Club of Washington. which dropped the first round of a two-day shoot to Baltimore here today. The score was | 661 birds to 628. | Mrs. W. C. Coe, the Maryland State women’s champion. turned in a per- fect score for Washington out of the 50 birds shot at, with 12-vear-old Larry Williams. jr., Capital skeet champion. turning in a 43. Williams | won his title last week with 49 out of 50 clays. Prince Eugene de Ligne, Belgian Embassy attache. shot a 39 to trail his | Washington teammates. Andre Fiot, counselor of the Prench Embassy. and 7 | Ickes, who turned in scores of 42 and 43, respecuve SPIKERS TRAVEL TW‘ICE Spikers volley ball club of the Twelfth Street Y. M. C. A. is to meet the Druid Hill Avenue Y. M. C. A team Wednesday night at Baltimore. | The Spikers will go to Harrisburg. Pa. Friday to face the Forester | Street Branch Y team in both volley ball and basket ball. The D. C. con- tingent recently defeated the Harris- burg representatives in both sports. l Racing By the Associated Press. LARENCE McCROSSEN, veteran Jjockey from Rochester, N. Y .. has signed to ride for Dewitt Page’s Maemere stable in New York this Summer. The contract is for seven months, the duration of the New York season. McCrossen, who scored a double yesterday. has been aboard some of the greatest thoroughbreds during his eight years on the turf, including Misstep and Clyde Van Dusen. | Little Johnny Passero, 21-year-old | Fort Erie rider, soon hopes to be booting them home again, although | once it was feared he would never walk again without the aid of crutches. The popular jockey, who I Notes 'phns to ride at Bowie next month, | was injured seriously twice, once hurting his back and the second time | chance { P. W. A. project BYLIGHTWEIGHTS Buifalo and Mollis Meet in Feature of Card at Lin- coln Colonnade. OLORED boxing will be pre- sented once again by the Lin- coln A. C. this week when Promoter John Carter tosses Gene Buffalo of Philadelphia and Tommy Mollis. Baltimore lightweight, into the ring at the Lincoln Colonnade | Wednesday for & scheduled 10-round . battle. Buffalo claims to have won all 23 of his professional starts. Two six-round preliminaries and a pair of four-rounders will complete the card. In the sixes Sammy Elmore of Trenton will meet Lambertine Wil- liams, Baltimore welterweight, and Sammy Williams of Washington will oppose Johnny Freeman, Scranton, Pa., middleweight. In the four-rounders Bobby Green !of this city will meet Johnny Hutch- inson and Frankie Gillon, Baltimore, will battie Babee Rowe of Alexandria. |SET NEW DEABLINE FOR TABLE TENNIS Entries for District Tourney M: Be in Committee's Hands Wednesday. H TH! deadline for entries in the fir annual District Table Ten Association championships be held Friday and Saturday at th | Wardman Park Hotel, yesterday w:s advanced by the D. C. T. T. A com- | mittee in charge of the event. All entries now must be in the hands c: the committee not later than midnigh: of Wednesday. The reason for advancing the dead- line, it was said. was due to the larg~ number of entries being received and the limited time for preparation of | official program. A consolation flight will be played | by the losers of the first round of men's singles demand by a n have entered the expected to prove a players who have withheld entering the tourney because rv' "‘.fl.-' limited t stay - General admission tickets and | served seats for each of the three s sions—Friday meht and Saturday aft- ernoon and t ve been placed on sale at Spaldmg: 717 Fourteenth street. ve to those re- CULPEPER NINE READIES Primes to Defend Twin Hono: It Won Last Season. CULPEPER, Va., March 23—Th- Culpeper base ball team. which last season won the Valley League and interleague championships, is prepar- ing for the coming campaign. Charles M. Clement has been chosen chairman of the team'’s advisory boar with W. D. Reams. secretary, ar Burnett Miller. jr.: Dr. C. 8. Bruce W. K. Maddox. Charles D. Rue, Hobart Thomas and J. B 1ds members. Robert C. Lewis has been elected player-manager. Work of draining t is ne: diamond completed. The park will be inclosed with a 12- foot fence, donated by J. William Swan. Culpeper business man, who 1s also having improvements made on the grandstand STATISTICAL CLERK Opening Final Class Monday, April 1st Special course preparing for civil service examination starts Mondary evening at 7:30 pm. The course includes only material essential for examination, which was es- pecially prepared for exclusive use by this school. There is home- work practice material for each assignment. covering intelligence tests. elementary computations tabulation and graphing. which are presented *in mimeographed assignments. The lectures arc illustrated with projector slides, presenting comparisons of stu- dents’ work. The class is person ally conducted by two experienct instructors, one of whom is a practical statistician. This will be the final class before examination. Reservations will be held until 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 1st. MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES Telephone Col 14th Street Tit Theater Bui ELECTRICAL e POWER APPARATUS e SPECIALISTS REPAIRS We use the finest grade of .insulating materials, with the best eq ped shop in the South; expert factory trained mechanics. Our facilities for test- ing, inspection and supervision Insure you a Per- fect Job at Nominal Cost; and every job is impreg- nated with special varnish and Oven-Baked to Last. You will be amazed to know the difference! A cheap job is usually a costly one. Investigate our 1000 CARRIED IN STOCK CENTRAL ARMATURE WORKS 625-7 D St. N.W. Nat’l 3660 NEW AND REBUILT ELECTRIC