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L3 CAPTAINS TEANS INTHREE LEAGUES Record Field Is Assured for Girls’ City Event—Blue Ribbons Visit. BY ROD THOMAS. UCKPINS rarely come in large flocks to J. C. “Dutch” Sher- bahn of Takoma, but few bowlers gather more in the end. The reason is that “Dutch” is one of the busiest pin shooters in town. Both on and off the maple- ways, he's a livewire in three leagues. He is president of the Takoma Suburban League, secretary of the Takoma Duckpin Association and a working vice president in the Takoma Church League, besides captaining a team in each. By way of appreciation for Sher- bahn’s unceasing efforts in behalf of the game, the Takoma bowlers, rap- icly growing in number, due gely to “Dutch’s” activity, have named a tournament for him. The Dutchl Sherbahn handicap will be held on the next two Saturdays at Takoma. Helps on City Tourney. HE scratch will be 117 and par- ticipants will receive a handicap of half the difference between that figure and scratch. The entry fee of $5 will include the cost of ten games. Sherbahn will hustle for entries in his own tournament, but will kill two birds with one shot. He intends to round up entries this week also for the Washington City Duckpin Asso- ciation championships, to be held at the Columbia, starting April 22, The entries are supposed to close next! Saturday. In the past Takoma has been con- tributing less than half a dozen teams to the city tournament, but this time Sherbahn hopes to treble | the suburb’s representation. The Washington Women's Duckpin Association finally got through an an- nual meeting with no friction and the girls are going after things as they never have before. Their coming tournament, to be held at the Ar- cadia, opening April 29, is assured of a record entry with more than 40 teams already in line. They got in | at a bargain. A new rule permitted all who entered before last Sunday | to pay a membership fee of only 20| cents instead of the customary four Dbits. At least 150 individuals signed. | Girl Record Claimed. ENA LEVY scorer of the Wash- ington Ladies’ League, claims a record for Ellen Jennewine, but | it is open to challenge. Miss Jenne- | wine, who rolls with the Emanons, gathered seven strikes in three games, two each in the first and second and | three in the third that included a | double-header. Six of its twelve teams still remain | in the race for the Federal League | pemmant with Internal Revenue on1 top. closely pursued by G. P. O. and 1. B. E. W. No. 121. Astor Clarke, who has rolled five 400 sets in the league this season, is the leading in- | | dividuai with 124-42 for 84 games, trailed by Joe Freschi with 121-20 for 81 strings. Clarke also leads in strikes and spares. As a prelude to their rolling in the | national tournament the Connecticut Blue Ribbons will invade Convention Hall Friday night to tackle Fred Buchhalz’s Occidental Res!auram sharpshooters in what promises to be the most pretentious intercity match of the season, here or elsewhere. | Team, doubles and singles will rolled, starting at 7:30. Since the Blue Ribbons are the greatest collection of duckpin shooters | in the North and the Occidentals, by é"yuu-ms § Coe virtue of a series of victories over crack clubs in this section, hold the championship of the South, the win- ner of this match well can claim the pion. Always Supply Fireworks. T HAS been the habit for years of | the Blue Ribbons to reach their peak against Washington teams. ‘Without exception, their matches here have been marked by sensational roll- ing or a record or two. Their latest feat was the world record five-game score of 3,307 with which they eked out & at Willimatle in February. telling in a tough battle as that once produced by the Babe Ruth-Lou Gehrig combination in base ball. | Tronsky and White are supported | by Mike Bogino, Wally Pipp, Bill Dente and Joe Gacek, all hand-picked | stars. ‘Treated rather harshly on their Connecticut tour in FPebruary, the Occidentals are priming for this bB'.-A tle. Wednesday they will roll in the | national tournament and with a Di: trict League match on tap for Thurs- | day night the new league champmns should be in top form when they step | on the Conventional Hall runways Friday night. Capt. Joe Harrison will pick hi team from Astor Clarke, Ed Blakene Earl McPhilomy, Dutch Newman, Whip Litchfleld and Hokie Smith. There will be an admission charge of $1 for reserve seats and 50 cents for general admission. —— JOHNNY STICKERS WIN Smith Stars as Varsity Downs| Alumni Team, 12 to 1. ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 30— Opening its lacrosse season here today St. John's ran riot over a team of alumni, winning 12 to 1. leading collegiate scorer last season, | made a good start on his total for | £e this year by scoring six goals. Many change players were tried out | by the Johnnies, but the scoring pace was maintained to the end. Line-ups and summary: St._John's (12) Alumni (1), Kesmodel Mcgauley | B St. Johns: Smit 2 2" gutton. Klb)!r Koo:le. wmme " Stallings. Alimni Situtions o8t Jomn's: Lethtop for Usher for Hamman, Christhof . V®agner for Hayes, Bows for itto o Ribler Gwh “‘{“afi‘!’ Sutton for Kibler, Owings for Sut- s T ith. Daesch ta for Smil jumn! :km:n‘ Glickman for Trader, Fox 'wis for !llll me of aquarter: minutes. Ref- eree—Bob Miller (BL. John 8. [l They staged one of brawls on record at Grifith Stadium a couple of Summers back. in the semi- | Jennings. the Indian growler. Williams Doesn’'t Need Hm(flcnpy | skeet shot, banged out a 54 to win & trout yesterday at the National Capital Skeet Club. He had a net score of 49 and a handicap of 5. Mitchell had second high net, 47. | Willlams won a fly rod. Deyoe Prescoit McClure title of national match-game ch-m-flohr;sh \{urrl:on i Hamer i | Be Bell pin lead over the Occidentals | n, | Ft. Stey Nick “Tronsky and Jack White give | BUnKer Hill | Butrum Sullhln erbunon | Kee ... Myers Ev Smith, | G LONE FALL BOUTS RETURN 70 VOGUE |Garibaldi and Rudy Dusek Will Meet Thursday in Auditorium Feature. HE one-fall-to-a-finish method will be brought back to Wash- ington Auditorium Thursday when Prof. Joe Turner's rass- ling herd is unchained for the weekly | huff and puff show, featuring Rudy Dusek 2nd Gino Garibaldi. On occasion he will go back to the two - falls - out-of - three method, de- clares Turner, but the sing always his favorite with well-matched growlers like Du- sek and Garibaldi in the feature, the venerable promoter | thinks one fall sufficient. Dusek versus Garibaldi is no _strange dish to lo- cal rassling fans. the grandest Gino Garibaldi. A second Dusek, Emil, will return indup to meet Blue Sun | Jack Donovan, who scored some- thing of a hit last week in his debut, §ihico” will be back to tackle Frank Bruno- |Sanico wicz, and Andy Rascher will oppose Mike Romano in the 30-minute pre- | Sanico liminaries. e - YOUTH TOPS SHOOTERS After His 49 Score. Larry Williams, jr., 12-year-old star fishermen’s handicap shoot Gen. Billy Scores: Mitclell W "x." EG. HS. steven s Season Records, Hish individual averages—B | & Ricrgs Brod, ort | : Compbell (Lin: “Stuart (Lin- es—Fort Estuvens Vens: 5 mmvmun sn.u._cnfn;gen B. Hogan, LBIEIRED g WRBABRT: ottt | 109-05 108-02 108 cunangtaD Sz 1311 EERR izh s, 5258 PO N Sz 235538585 > H § R’ - 3 § SERERE [t F358882 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, J. C. SHERBAHN, President of the Takoma Suburban League, secretary of the Takoma Park Duckpin Association, vice president of the Takoma Church League, captains a team in each league and finds time to work for the advancement of the Washington City Duckpin Association. The Takoma bowlers are naming a sweepstakes for him. It will be rolled on the next two Saturdays at ‘Takoma. Sanico League Averages SANICO FLOUR Team Standing. . Layton. %k Emswillis. Faulkner. Payne. L. Corver W i C. 3anico 5 .. I8 101 127 Coll B0 14 a4 11 Dushnuts 2 smuco SAUSAGE Division. 4 archse i an, Office 1. Samco 8igns. .. Sanico &t a2 Young. E. Gl Kt B ¥ 02 Hill i, Hrtm'n. G. N 7 13 SANICO "RAKK! Flour. a-uuu nks. Pranl Croums W = hony Witloughby Sanica Gary. R .. J Miller. Couneil. Long. O. nitary Sanico Peanuts. Season Records. t—Jumbo Bread. 1.718. e “tame—8anitary Office No. | (Jumbo High | Bien B"‘a" . N. Pratt (Office No. 1). | L 8. Thorpe_(Doushnut). 408 e Res L " Bradford (Jumbo | Individual Averages. ghteen games or more.) SANICO EXTRACTS. Keating sANn'AnY SEE g axamxnD i3 . Orletsky. . Arendes. . . P. Hleton . Hutchison . Mattison. SANICO BAKERY 2 Thomas 62 15 110 12 131 340 Lo s00-&D 201 146 396 40 362 snldz E Grochenar u }n E‘.‘l.o,fl B, Rinbers 4 3 Counell. 61 11 . R, H.F. Kidweli 60 18 16 eri e Rehmann lote—Sanico Sanics Peanuts aropped out UPSON LEADS AT TRAPS Breaks 48 Out of 50 Targets in Shoot at Benning. Dennis Upson, with 48 hits out of a possible 50, was high gun for the weekly Washington Gun Club shoot yesterday over the Benning traps. smlco DOUGHNUTS. 78 36 168 131 37 78 40144 18 54 22 98 1 ittenb'r. E. Bittenb'r. E Dennls Upson H. Lyons. 2L b 38 213 1 e 9 120 134 3 35 1 Bfio}ll.n‘l Rlbbll I Pocthak, R.. G. I8 8 -ttt 12tigm PN S Pt 2 133 PRTSQOESOHT TN O @, SEEE g Glr(rell C. Turn Hnnmty c. ] et B s STAGE BLIND BOGEY Army-Navy Club Women Will Open Schedule Next Friday. A blind bogey tourney Friday will mark the opening of the Army-Navy Country Club woman's gold schedule. A flock of other interesting events will mark the slate, which will end Sep- ey trophy tourmey. " Heres e ere’s the u-.hgdule in full: . uest, day. blin -uu .h!'d::“ ferie reip 233! Roberts. C. E. : 2 lrnvnlnl C. B 1 rews 3 D: 18 winamill e e Fusat. da '&.a‘:’".,..“'" -t-'n.' u\-'y ‘with u.a.um-m | Well-Rounded Schedule to Open D FAR GOLF TEANS | STARTTOMORROW Four Matches at Columbia Will Open Competition in District Loop. \EAMS of the District Women's Golf Association will begin their championship series of matches tomorrow with sec- ond team encounters at Columbia Country Club, as follows: Columbia vs. Indian Spring, 9 o'clock; Beaver Dam vs. Woodmont, 9:20; Manor vs. Ken- wood, 9:40, and Army-Navy vs. Chevy Chase, 10. Other team matches for the wom- en are carded as follows: First Teams. at Jndian SpringIndian Dam. Army-Navy t. Con- {‘re ase vs. nor. April 9, at Woodmont—Army-Nav! ont. Chevy Chase vs. Beaver m vs. Columbla Congressional vs. Manor, Kenwood vs. Washinkt AL T, ¢ "Washineton - Coneresitonal ¥s. Washington. Beaver Dam vs. Manor, Indian Spring vi. Army-Navy. Chevy Chasé bia. Kénwood vs. Woodmont t Congressional—Woodmont PCongressional. Kenwood vs. Indian Boring. Chevy Ohise ve. Army-Navy, Be Dam’ vs. Columbia, Manor vs.” Was 30, at Kenwood—Kenwood V3. Chevy Chase, Army-Navy vs. Beaver Dam. Tndian Spring vs, Consressional Columbia ._Manor, Washini ‘Woodmont. at Arm!-vay—Army -Navy vs. ‘Woodmont vs. Manor. Kenwood vs. Beaver Dam. Chevy Chase vs. Congres sional, Indian Spring at_ Washington. at_Columbia—Columbia vs. Kei “Congressional vs. lndlln &Hn‘la VS, w dmont. Chev o Woodm¢ Indian Sprin Chasé M .. Wllhlnmn Thdian BDrInl vs. Manor, Congressional Vs, Columbis, Chase Woodmont, Kenwood vs. Jum 4. at Manor—Manor vs. Chevy Chase vs. Indian Soring. Beaver Dam_ vs. Woodmont. Washington vs. lumbia. Congressional vs. Army-Navy. April 1 at Columbis. dian Spring. Beaver Manor vs. Kenwood. Army-Navy vs. Chevy Chase. Congressional bye Dril t Manor—Manor vs. Chevy Dam vs. Congressional. ; Woodmont. Columbia vs. Kenwood. Indian Spring bye. April 15. at Army-Navy—Army-Navy vs luver Dam. Spring_vs. Congr al Chevy Chase. at Beaver Dam—Beaver Dam Mano! ‘my-Navy vs. Congressional. Kenwood vs. Indian Sprine. Columbia vs. woodmonl Ch('y Chase bye. 9. Wmdmonl——wnodmont bye. Indian_ Spring Congres- Maner Sional AT fhu-vy Vs Manor onsi. Army-| a May 8.4t Cher' Chase—Kenwood vi ay nwi vs. ‘Woodmont Bn\u Dam vs_Indian 8pring. Congressional vs. Chevy Chase. Columbia vs. Manor, Arm at lndlln !onnl—lndun !nrlnl 5 Navy_Beaver Dam vs Kenwood Colu vs. Congressional. Chevy Chase | P oobmont Manor bye: BEAVER DAM LINKS DATES ANNOUNCED‘ Next Sunday With Blind Bogey Tournament. WELL-ROUNDED schedule of‘ golf activities has been mapped for the Beaver Dam Coumry‘ Club for the coming campaign. The first event, next Sunday, will be a blind bogey tourney, and the final at- traction, November 28, will be the President’s Cup competition. Hen's the full Beaver Dam card: April 7—Modified blind bogey: also be- ginming of ringer tournament: only verified Score cards turned in io thls committee or to the professional may be u Yodined Diind bowey. " S8 Plag tournas ment. May 5—Field day. 12—Golf Commit- tee Cup (low &ross): also club handican event. 19 and 25-—Qualification round. miniature Miniature tournament nt's Cup (club | handicap event): also driving. approaching and putting contests. June 9-—Club Handicap. 16—Goofy uly 4— event) nd putting contests. 7 and 13—Qual fltlllnn round, miniature tournament. 14—Min- iature tournament. ——Turnage (team play). city vs. “country members. rosner Cup (low ross); also club handicap event August 4. 11. 18 and 25—Reserved (events to be 2nnounced later September _—President’s Cup _(club also driving, approach- ing and putting contests. ub cham- pionship. first round. 15—Second round. 22—Third round. Fourth round “mm 6—Club" championship. mber 24 — Turk "B—Pre.!ldtnl s Cup. ey GOLF LIST IS HEAVY AT CONGRESSIONAL Mixed Foursome on April 14 to Open Schedule—Club Title Event in September. b tournament. ONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY CLUB has arranged an att tive schedule of men’'s golf ac- tivities for the 1935 campaign. The first event will be a mixed Scotch foursome on April 14. A high spot will be the national intercollegiate tourney June 24-29. The annual club championship tourney will be held September 20, 21 and 22. Here is the complete Congressional schedule, as announced by W. W. Jones, jr., chairman of the club’s Golf and Tourney Committee: RoADrll 14, mixed Scoteh foursgme: o7 d MacKenzie tournament: 28, blind bflfi!lszet stakes), . fleld day and Johnson Cup: 1 men's scotch foursome handicap o match pi 9 ‘blind bogy. ll adies’ party): mer«mm-u tournament. — “gb‘;tonf’:.ournu:em llS mtndl e (handicap): 21. mixe mun foursome. igust 31 lefl.enber 1 and 2. minfa- tufe. tournament. September 20. 21 and 22. annual club tour! i p. nf d_chi October 19. Tatum NAVY’S TEAMS DO WELL Grab No Winter Title, but Win 44 of 57 Events. ANNAPOLIS, March 30.—With its duu contests completed, Naval teams have made a fine menl showing in the eight sports in which they engaged during the Winter season, but stands at the head in none in contrast with former years. On the other hand, the Navy ranks among the strongest college teams in nearly every branch of seasonal sport, and has won well over three times as many contests as it has lost. Navy's record against collegiate opponents: nfin Ball Boxing | P. Feleohone Co.\ Cup |1 MARCH 31, 1935—PART ONE. o man 252885 “em; Bouievata Conv. Hall Season Records. High tesm game—King Pin. Hith “Yoam® e Nofneast 014 : High Indlvidual game—Howard Camp- High individual set—Oollie Pacini. 443. High average—Joe Harrison, 125-2. runolun CAPITAL. S8holl's Cafe fll (i’o t_Hi 'xh 0l e. . 49" 2 ams. 34" i 3 Cate Pount | a + 4 ; ucky rike "l kL imes team set—Heurich Brewers, 1.9: individual ~ set—Asater Clai 45K, High 180. TAKOMA SUBURBAN. Bazzno Enx.. 5 York Auto. Stansp” Cafe’ 4 20 Ploneer Pres Takoma Bligo . W. L. Smith & Mur. 50" 31 Seal Oon!lnl MI ‘ll Fruit Gr Exp. 4 Cnl Wlll P, Oil W. L. Younsblood H 4 Stevens-War, 19 4 Tako P. O. ZTako Aito,| !1" & Col Foko" Motor AGRICULTURE INTERI w. Plant Blister Rust Economics . Public Roads Interburs So-Kems Accounts Shoos . Extension " Horticulture Industry. Seasen Reco! High team sets—Plant Industry. 1.7 DB. lconom ics. 1. Blister Rust.1.608. team nmu—m.sver Rust. Pla; m lndunry 617; Economics, 817, High individual sets—Lindstrom. 43: Tucker, 402; Don Beaton and Dixon. 394 each. Hish individual ssmes —Tucker, 168: Gorman. 187; Lindstrom. COMMERCIAL. C.&P.Tel.. Evening Star, Diamond Ser. 4 Contl. Bak__ Peoples D. 8. Carry Ice Cr. L . amasse, =t Sl o 32 35 !uh team game—C. & P. 'relenhon: Co.. Hm: team set—OC. & P. Telephone Co.. "High indhidul] game—Chslfonte (Eve- ning Star) set—Allen (Continental B ):llh Il\dl'l N High Indlvldunl l;:;l:f"—llmln . & ‘strikes— Weidman (Evening Star). 46: Burrows (Evening Star). 48 High spares—Olivett! Diamond Service). CHESAPEAKE & FOTOMAC TELEPHONE W. L L Northern Dis. 47 31 Emerson C. O. 44» 38 Construction ' 4: 40 Hand Set Club 4. 48 Southern Dis. 41 27 A T.&T. Co. Western Elec. 41 37 Alex. Dm .. Season Records. team game—Alexandria District, 48 30 45 Hish Hich team set—Northern District. 1.74 pflish | individual games—Kline! 181: 16 Hizh individual set—Kline, 306, High strikes—Gooch, 39, High spares—Daniels. | High _individual averages — Daniels, 115-4. Thomason. 11 Kline. 110-16. METHODIST PROTESTANT. Coneress Street . Arenue No. [ Avenue No. Fort syer Heighis N. C. Avenue No. Mount Tabor No. Qelvary 1. Aveni Pirst Church Mount Olivet Cherrydale Mount Tabor No. Season Records. High (!lm games—North Carolina Ave- nue No. Congress Stree! Boeh. team scteNorth Cnolln- _Avenue jo_ 1. 1.650: Congress Street. 1.64 Hieh_ individual eress Street). 3 E (Port Myer Heigl 116-40; individual game: (Fort Myer Heights). Carolina Avenue. No. High individual sets—C Fo:t Myer Heights), 412: Rader Congress reet) Wfen Stikes—C. E_Beauchamp (Fort 'M,:er Heights), 30. Tate (Congress Street), High spares—Rader (Congress Street). C. E. Beauchamp (Port Myer Heights), i ru—macr ‘(Con- € Beauchamp Beau- lr{}. K"lnl‘! ‘Beauchamp LADIES' FEDERAL. Veterans' Ad. G.P_O. f nll’l P £G O Loans & Cur. 3 W, Arlington Tr.. 8 Virginis Hev. 37 D y Co_ ... 3 G.W.Or. DeM. 32 Arl. Co. Police 28 National Beer. !nnn Records. High team game—Chamberlain Weather Strip. 615. High team set—Dicky Bros. 1.753. m:n individual _games—i Spilman {Kirby's Bervice). 162; T. Saylor (Dicky Bros.). 162 High _individusl _ sets—] 406; G. (Kirby's Service), ton Trust). 402. &Hx’:h) “%n”x,H& Spilman High strikes—G. Davis Trust). 45 High res—R. Spilman Service). B ROSSLYN INDEPENDENT. Arnold & s E. Kirby's 8erv.. 3 2 36 Dicky Bros.. 38 Davis TAFIDE: (Kirby's (Arlington (Kirby's Wisc. Motors. anrRmn 1St Eoremay Smyser’s Th, 42 o Seasen Records. Hish tesm same—Windridge & Hand. Hish team set—Brown Buddies. L7 e iy r High individual set—R. Spilman (Pair- “;llsflr“c” ‘.—R. Spilman (Fairfax !'m:” 111&.:2‘ Wrisht (Ballston Mar- (Pairfax ket) 43, “High ~ spares—R. Spilman Bervice), 234, Spilman NAUTICAL. Team Standing. Bar, Club .. 5 El Dorado... 1 (D"{ e 4:"3'.’..1 set—Kenny Beck (Drift~ = Hn:n ‘average—J. Preschi (Davis' Fioat), 3 Hllh strikes—G. Stephenson (Bon- mgun’-p-m——o. Davis (Davis' Float), PETWORTH SINGLES. L, 19 2 Lou Adler. ... 8am Gian) Fifimny 8 an -~ , P. ‘Bellafol II .« 11 lfl M. Harrison. . Seasen Records. High_ averages—Don Hopper. ‘Teddy Parrar, 99-11. Riob same Do Hopper, 136. m ltflfl 11, High luru—bon 3 L conisilo, 31 )u" nnnfllm. Hydrosraphic. Bu. Engineers 103-1%; i‘ ki ater ‘Totals wlossonscon Bl s car st 2 S55E BIRYYS2Se individual set—Aster Clarke. i SPORTS. WASHINGTON LADIES. it ity ativity St. Ma 4 Blessed u.cnment. a4 Assumption . a: Holy 8t. Jerome's. . el Shp-Et 133902500 MDY WRSR A A LADIES’ DISTRICT. W. L. lyn .. .g Arcadia 28 Comv. ood . g 28 Te lumbis .36 39 team average—St. Anthony's. Hllh team set—8t. Gabriel's, 1,748, High team game—8t. ‘Anrnfl):!" 78 igh average—Weeks (St. Antho High' individual set—Laske (8t. dividual game—Ticer strikes—Cyr (Nativity), 3 140 spares—Weeks (81 Anthons #), 200, A5er Davia . HOLY NAME SOCIETY. CGa- st I High felm High t High ‘thaividual Stephen’s) and McGolrick !Bt Bales). 161 each. High lndlfldull set—8tanton (8t (8t. P. De | Stephen’s). McGolrick (Nativity), ’:lnk spares—Kramer, High individual average.—McGolrick (St. Francis De Sales). 114-12 Hieh team verage—Holy Name, 530-50. nclu‘nofl A'b'n Cf'e Oo. 17 "fl rodt's Gres- | O Ton 7 Biae | P 37 Bhese Ed .QO' H ri B M jorce ' 3314 unu’-nn';fa | !ell‘l I&clll orr (Superior 3 lnruz (Butler's Bar- ieh umvm 2l same—c. vi Grezhound), :}" AT, h Hig! ind] set—C. Smith (Bell chll Greyhound. 5'5 reyhou! 1.6 N\th urfln—lurur (l‘l!lfl"l‘ lqur res—C. Smith (Bell High at ’ game—] Lock). W Reéd (Butier's B I-rwr Shop: ir. ‘lnc R &L 30 hco 19 avy 18 5 51: Wooc:, individual game_Woods, 179. h individual set—Dawson, 448 team game—Pirrone & Wolter Inc. 1.804. flAV' DIPAIT.INI‘ SINGLES. ol [ team set—Brodt' 00ds, e Adminis'tive ID Engineers 4 Secretary Engraver: nd . Indians et "i bl [ ] SAnen By &3 g Aute 8hop Construction. Season Rec feam set—Secretars. team game—Sec individual l!l—-Mllk '420. individual game—Harford. 166 l“xgn individual average—Flanery gh strikes—Oberheim, 44. Hllh »srel—oberhelm 199, HEBREW INTERCLUB. w. i PR S N COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. g::l\ High High { Arcade Mkt .. Amb, Lnururr 41 'm g ch-wnu Mkt. 10 36 Hc‘&‘:m &R. PP ! e BEHS DEPT. OF lls‘nc: LADIES. mmlnn . b Lnndl . S5 <l S35 23222 HERG 4 o in iy Kendall 1. 5 ash. 1. ‘ent Brookiand Secona™™! Metropolitan 1 = W. Wash. 3 PBetworth . o 2= 2253333532 888883: o A5533 eI 2288 Hish team same—Chidakel Huh team set—Vista indi ndunl utnle—narmlck ) 2 e fisl game—Weinbers (Chid- Hxlh lndlvldull set—Goldberg (A. Z. A. Alumni). 416 Hish strikes —Bortnick (Viste), 65 igh (Vista) Weinhers " Hich 100, Collat. Proof Control Proof Expense s »17' Genl. Ledger H Hodiing 6 Intersectional and FRATERNITY LEAGUE. (Mon- Kappa Phi ... I_K. Alph Phi Sllml Ch Alpha_Kap Phi. I K. B nme—f!nenblum arch), (Dropped) Season Records. Individual averages_pel Red Circle randmothers r. 43 Irkle e avéragos 8. > Bojem : J. Mullican ltncnre> (Encore). 10%. 5 02550 k. Kalser unnyhond). 10 50 aiser (Sunnyflel fl\ 7 L. M. Griffith (Gondor). 107 dern - CEiTiana) 071 nnybrook ) 10’-4 J. V. Halh ;Iol‘;la 105 H. Armstrong ( (Phi tGlmm E:'""‘H: Beii = ‘3 a Beta) oll, 3% !o lAHun ln.'dnlm 3]3.. re thon o 1R P, Same Sy High individy Gt LR !;,;A sl muu——comr, 180; B High ‘ndhldul] l! lk! Be| 3R Binder (Kappa P 3 ?‘u‘.‘ml., 30. a1 pin o cholal. bin_-Bro rethen. £1107 ODD FELLOWS. Tetm Standine. w. . 82 FEDERAL. Internal Revenue Government Prlnflnl Oftice 1B E W. PRHE88e G- ol R Yeterans Adminisiration. . Post Office Departm - National %lnlul Parks [ % Mt. rlns-m 0 35 Eastern. 2 3 33 ot 2338303502 - SER3BG District Buiidine Season Records High team games—Veterans' Adminis- tration. 667: Government Printing Office, h team sets—Covernment Printing Investization, 1.844. es—Joliiffe (Veter- Clarke (Investi- High t & High team High ingividu Hish individu Rettering, Ma Hith averare—Enriich 11127 g:nns—cluke kKt ni 0 il ation) 114-6a Simon (1. B "118-45" Jollifle Cyeterany ‘Agmints: alk 117-81; W son (G - ), 116-45¢ Kas- 116-37; Weidman irke (Investigation), 67 Erecting Broad, i i Tube 2 Sight No. 2. Torp, 2 8ight No. 3 Season Records. Loish individusl same—Mills (Mine 166 mxh individual ut—woodn (B.M). 413, High team games—B. M., 630; Miscel- laneous No. 1 Miscel- strikesBeavers (Miscellaneous nford (Supply). a Hllh lunex—!flrdflu (l W), 240; Walker (B. M.). Hieh averages—Walker (B, M) 11342 Beavers (Miscellaneous N 1. 113-32; Burdette (B. M. nl'l'!lsololm Final Standing. s—Cl Walker (G. P. 0. "Hich Gpares—clarke 274: Preschi (N, R. & ARGYLE AN ANNOUNCES LENGTHY SCHEDULE Golf Program of 20 Events Will Be Opened April 13 With Kickers’ Tournament. (Investigation), 260. 4 é,‘,,";‘.' na’'4 &ni Sigma 8. RGYLE COUNTRY CLUB has ar- ranged an attractive 20-event golf schedule, opening April 13 with the usual kickers’ handicap tour- ney and closing with the turkey tour- ney November 2 and 3. Here is the complete Argyle card: l! . kickers’ hlndlnn ufllr‘u- ise” selec ndi- " selective handican mé May 4-5. blind bogie tournament: . Board of Governors’ dly ub handicap l'lerluk s; 18-1 268, club team qualifications, 36 holu 30. Tag tournament. une =, intraclub match: £ new m mum.fienu 175 Lampson Trophy: 22-23, openin man_team match Dlay. hnndle P -llnw ance: 29-30, play for Hickman Gre ooy BEBEH, Chi Sigma 1. Delta. Aloha... Season Reeords. High team game —chi Siemi team set—cni Sigma No. i. 1.508. Hllh mdl\'mnnl ume—Melllde Jer- 13 Hmh Hadividust 2et_Catherine Back. 300. Hieh average—Helen CENTRAL DISBURSING omc:. W. w. uchu 43 17 Ctrdmnh Sten Orio! Robina-.. 0 30 30 Martins. CONTROLLER OF CURRENCY. Final Standing. W. L 40" 25 Audit 40 Audif l‘l] 28 27 Cor. 1 32 31 s No. 1. 511. Piles. Finance 2 Attorney 1 Finance 1 . Rec ey 7 Administr' les Wi pennant on total pinfal LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK. 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