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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-27
CRUISER


trip, to include a visit to the Bishop
Museum, and then a drive to Moanalua
and a luncheon there. The officers will
be the guests of Mr.. S. NJ. Damon, and
their entertainment at his country
home will be an elaborate one. While
this is the only thing so far arranged
with a date set, there will be without
doubt something in the way of an ex-
cursion to WaiaIua, it is thought, fol-
lowed perhaps by a dinner at the
hotel for the principal officers. There
IS talk. of a semi-public reception. and
it is arranged that on Sunday next
there will be celebrated a military mass
at the Cathedral.
While the Consul is arranging for
some of these functions, the officers
themselves are planning several tours,
and as they devote much Of their time
to walking while in port, the chances
are that the Island will be fairly well
covered, at least, as to this end. There
will be one party which will make the
tramp to the Pail this morning. An
other will have a walking tour to the
top of Tantalus, and there viii be sew
eral men in a party which proposes to
walk to the cane fields of Honolulu
plantation. It is proposed that there
be made UP a party to visit Pearl Har-
Dor, and this may be done any day in
the early part of the week.
The ship will stay here until Mon
day morning next, February 3, and
then will take up the cruise to the
South Seas. The first stop will be
made at the Marquesas, after which
the ship will proceed to Tahiti, which is
the principal French colony in this
ocean and where the longest stay will
be made. The majority of the officers
are enthusiastic camera artists, and
those ashore yesterday had their ma
chimes at work aSSiduOuSlY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-27

Half-tone and zinco cuts made al
the Gazette office. II you have good
photograph you may De sure Of good
cut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
SUB.TREASURY TRANSACTIONS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call so per cent: last loan. S per
cent: ruling rate, 81 per cent. Time money
Ia quoted at sds per cent. for sixty DAYS. 8
per cent. for three months and per cent
FOR four and six months. Commercial paper il
quoted at 8nei. per cent. for prime single
Sterling exchange market to-day was very
quiet for Friday. The demand was not
urgent and the supply OF bills was smaller
than for some time. Continental exchange
was frmer. Posted rates were quoted at
SIs3i, for long and S4Ye,, for short Actual
rates: Long bills. - So. sts2,. sight drafts.
:!S,,n'tsS,.. and cable . traHrsiers St@.. "a a
for long aud 49, .n5.l7i, for short: reichs-
marks we're quoted at ~ 1-i6da4i for long
and ~ i5-i6Qs5 for short. Guilders were
quoted at 80 i3-i8d 39f. for long and sOa 40 LILO
for short.
Domestic exchange on New York Boston
i-i8c discount; selling. i-iec. premium Sa-
vsnnah-Buylng, 7Sc. discount; selling, 75c,
premium San Francisco sight, ?h5c. pre-
MUM: telegraph. SC. premium. st Louis TO-
lisa CSC. discount. ChicaRo-i5c. discount
Cincinnati Between banks, loc. discount
over counter. SOC. premium, New Orleans
Commercial. Sl?5 discount: bank. par.
discount in open market for short and three
months bills, 3I.@3 5-ie per cent. Amount
OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank of Eng
land on balance to-day. ElOO.00O. Paris adj
vices quote 2 per cents 100 francs Is confines,
Exchange on London. 25 francs "a, confines.
New York Clearing House statement;
Exchanges. S?7e. $40. 55s: balance. 1881 ,2s3
Commercial price OF bar silver in New
York sO',c Bur silver in London closed at
~ a-isd Mexican silver dollars were quoted
at 4Or.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The United States Express Company has
declared a semi-anuual dividend OF per cent ,
payable Nov Is
The National Carbon Company has decla red
quarterly dividend of =. per cent. on its
preferred stock. payable Nov IL
The Butte Electric and Power Company
has declared dividend OF i. per cent. ON H.
preferred stock. payable Nov. /.
The local movements of money this week
are described by the New York News Bureau
as follows: The known movements OF
money indicate that the banks. up to the close
of business on Thursday. gained from the
through shipments OF money by direct .x.
press to the interior The shipments aggre-
gated $40. 200 and the receipts were g.? t2;. =
100. loss on the movement OF 81 ,bsO, 200
The Sub-1roasurv lost TO the banks 81 387 100
but there is 10 he added TO this sj.O. on that
was paid out last saturday and was not
reflected in the bank statement a
hanks on all OF rhe known movements
OF money is s5s3.20o up to Thursday nj ght.
The officlal Sub Treasury statement of opera
lions with the banks up TO the close OF bust
ness on Thursday. shows total receipts OF
s?o.l2l 900 and payments of 81 ,5ls.V There
was paid out for new gold on New York Assay
ONCE checks 81 49,. 49, and on Pacific gold
SAL 900 and there WAS disbursed here on
transfers from san Francisco 81, 49, OOo in
Guiding the $50, OO0 that was not counted last
saturday. Last week the bank statement
JAILED to reflect the 81, $50. 900 paid out by the
Sub-Treasury for gold deposited at Pacific
Coast points The direct shipments of money
bv express last week aggregated 81 $50 400
vious week the shipments were s32S3 100
and the receipts were g. tO7 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18

busa against 10 ss last week and o,ooas lsU yes.
total thus far this scAson. 5Ss. ?os bush as,n,i
it.sts.iis In the same time Last season
Wheat advanced owing to tho strength a. cor.
the West. outside buying, covering OF Shof,. s,s
light oherlngs though realizing caused a p,,tl.
reaction toward the CLOSE. la,tcn was q hos
se ms az no., me. "eS nv sal, being put a. .. hse q.
chicago. Paris advanced 10 10 rs c~ntImcs "a
llsh markets q To I'D. and Budapest s Lr ar
Berlin ana Antwerp were nrn a. unchanged price.
southern bern m,llsrs ,tpol an unprecedented d'r,aad
spring wheat mills are grinding 3.ooooo hlsh a
week. Primary receipts were i.?iSso mo.
against sSCn lasi year. Tho c,p ,r's To- "a.
bush. against SOS 10 insi week and ssss 60 ..
year. io.si since july !, 1881 isO Agsin,, %, n -,
IN the same time last year. The M0d,,r Nh,
ays mother week OF highly fsvorsble v,s,t.,
has permitted farming operations 10 he p',Hs.
vigorously. The seeding OF winter wheai I, hi,
up TO the average of the season 4 LARGE a,.s b.,
been seeded. and the total when compciei ia,
exceed that OF last year The wheat shovs {, rors
growth a. moisture has been plentiful n,stI r,.,,
where. some increase Is noted In The Arn,,,
deliveries of wheat where fan work " nnl,h,r .
Oats advanced on general buying Cash hou,s,
were good buyers at the West.
cclpts were io.ss4 bbls. and 1871 sacks. rrocr,,
. ESQ bbls and rs. 7e7 sacks Winter in Dbl. Sn.,
ms. q soaS?7o No. ex,Ie, t27Sas? -. cltsr,
&c ss's b y ss ..Ss S e. ss: ;is 4,
COTTON spot cotton here was unchsns.J
last year: New Orleans and Gulf. sosc ngslas,
Nslc. Augrsta and 81. Louis advanced / IT,
LNeIpoo, was unchanged on the spot, With $50 ..
Manchester was quie, hut steady The rnotr
mcnt IN day was as follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
Live stock Market

fRiDAy Oct "
Receipts ot bccycS were 3O,S head includln i.
~ cars for export alive. iOi for saughtrrers end
~ for the market. Demand moderately sc'i..
ana prices ruled nrm 20 iOc. higher Some ca.
sales or steers were al an advance Of iic. tI'
YARDS were cleared, Common TO good native Zee
sold al t25dN.H0 per 100 lbs; oxen and s'.g' 7f
ttt0tSNo bulls al t27Sds1 ~ one extra hui
-. few extra fat cows and hcl'ers AZ 81 S0FS
Dressed beet steady a. 74ai?',c per ID Tor MAJ
sides. ana J9d7c. for Texas beef Gables 'n
changed. Exports to day $50 berVes ana ''
quarters Of beet TO morrow $50 berle> and ~.
quarters OF bret
Receipts OF calves were 2i6 head IncluG'ns
for butchers and 1874 TOT the market making
the stale calves. 3ib on sale. Neals were 2tc low
gtasSerS about steady the pens were nearly r,rarf
Common TO prime Veas sold At Sdts 25 prf - IU.
tops a. $50 lhue calves AT 81 graSsrrS At g. q
$50. Western calves at 1915. City dreS'ei yea.,
lower a, i0dl3c, per ID.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were ass 0,,f
including carloads for the market making WIN
INC stale stock, IL ears on sale. sheep l1
fa'r demand and steady, lambs opened Arm and
unevenN higher ioc. for good stock with souie
sales "Sc higher. market closed quiet with = car,
held over Common TO choice sheep sold A. cTs,
per 700 lbs common 10 prime lambs At s6aS-i.
one deck ~ 80. Canadian lambs a. IS :SaG s
Dressed mutton steady at s'aa7i,c, pei 10 dres', 4
Receipts OF hogs were i.oai head. Including a
catioad for the market, Prices Ntady. sta =
ana PENNSYLVANIA hogs sold at GaSot1aO pss
II" lbs. Western, hogs nominal.
tbeN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
THE LONDON MARKET.
Coal strike settlement Makes American
Securities Firm.

Special cable Dtspdich 10 The SrS.
LONDON. Oct. 1.-THE settlement Of the
coal strike in the United States was reflected
in the better tone OF the stock market to-day,
but business continued inactive. Consols
closed Lie higher for money Home rail-
ROAD securities were well supported and
gained Z to =. American railroad shares
were supported from New York and closed
hrm. Baltimore and Ohio, Denver and Rio
drande, Chesapeake and Ohio and Norfolk
and Western were in particularly good de.
mand. Canadian Pacifcs were ,lp. while
Grand Trunk shares were from !. 10 ..
down. Foreign Government securities
were arm. with the exception Of Spanish
bonds The others received support from
faris. South African mining shares were
also In better demand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
Imports Of DRY l.Oods.

The imports of drv goods for the week
ending to-day were s2,572. sci, against s.Slg.
no last week and ~ 0l2 70s for the cores pond
ing week OF Inst year The amount marx
was ~, 100, si5, against ~. 4.s4s last week
ana 2.olh,"ao for the corresponding week OF
last year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
OFFICIAL LEGAL MOTTO -.

ATTENTION, is CALLED TO 1Hr ADNER
isS3 ~ the con,irmatoi' hy Inc Bos,J Of 49,
sors and the entering In the Bureau fpr the oi-r
ton Of .,ssessments and Arrears, OF Assessment
foI LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS IN the BOROTGH
OF THE BRONX
4Tlt WARD, SECTION -. WOODLAND ROAD
SEWER from Panhr,dge \Ncnu, To Fast glOth
Street.
EDWARD VI. CROFT ComrtrnlIer.
CITY az New NOrk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18

ATTENTION Is CALLED TO THf ADNER
TlSfMRNT In The Ctg Record OF October II to 81.
1902 OF the confirmation ny the Board OF Assessors
and 'he entering IN the Bureau for the Collcc ton
Of Assessments and Arrears. OF Assessment Tor
LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS IN the BOROU Gil or
THE BRONN:
18TH WARD. SECTION !. i3iSr STREET Paw
ING from Amsterdam Avenue TO Convent ANrrIr.
FDWAFD VI CROFT C0n,p trOller.
City OF New York October II. 1901,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18

The curb market to-day continued strong
and lings were again on q fairly large
scale Northern Securities showed renewed
NE. The Rock Island issues were frsco
tlonally higher, United States Realty was
strong. especially for the preferred stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
COMMERCIAL.
\ Further Al, ance In Grain on Brisk Buy.
ing-Part Of Rise Lost on Heavy Really.
ing-CottOn Dull, but Ffrmer--Cables
Better Than ENpected-COfTee and Pro.
Nisinna Itrmer.

FRIDAY, Oct Il .-GHAIN- Wheat Spot was
dull. Sales. 10000 bush, No. = red. in ele-
va'or. &c, over December: No. I Mort hern
Duluth. Sc. over December; No. Northern
New York, 4hc. over Northwestern re-
cepts were 76t cars against sO3 last week
and 85t last year; Chicago. ITO cars, against
~ last week and $50 a year ago. Futures
closed &c. higher Sales. SOC. 900 bush,
prices q y follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
Court Calendars This Day.

supreme C0uu- special Term Part # Cour,
opsM ~ lOS \, NJ. Ex parte matters
SufroghteS Court ChamberS-For prob,te
A. ". '' 'u'"' "'S'' d" "'0
cmy Court Special Term. -cour opens As looo
\, N. Motions a, 1890 A. NJ '" ~ '''''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
BONDS
yOrtL Isl
81
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Made u

In nccorua
on Thursday
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representaHT
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bring up tho
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1873 90, The
formed part
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inston and
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100000 Of Z
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denominatiq
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against 1854
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the top rate
Al which L
were made
cent. 1im(
tons
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18

The rise In cotton was trsceabie 10 an unexpected
advance IN Liverpool. lighter receipts. prtdftLns
Of colder OF rainy weather for the couon belt,
lcssened pressure OF liquidation for local aud
Southern account and a fair amount OF buying ~
Wall street and spot houses. Moreover. Pal,
River was more active: Manchester irm on yarns!
the stock market was higher and the general feel
Ing In the trade was that rally Was due after the
recent break Of some 40 points. The duantity
brought into sight was 20 600 to rs 900 slier than
expected. Merkrl, Tex.-"Out cotton In This
district Is very late and II frost any time this
month We cannot count on much here and l under
stand we are In better shape than any other portion
OF the state" Columbus. Ga.-'"The crup Is un
doubleday short In this section and see no reason
why we should not have higher prices for cotton
later on, Brennan. Tex Don't consider a
large crop possible, and II looks TO me like crop
In The neishborhood OF 100000 from all can
now"
CorgEr.RIo on the spo, was steady al ss,c for No.
= Sales ZOO bags Santos No 4 at 8Jsc.: $50 Mara
csibo. Futures were generally points higher. clos
Ing steady sales. s.. $50 bags. Havre advanced
house deliveries iO.s7s bags Rio was unchanged
receipts 80 100 stock aot OOo exchange u Iisd an
advance OF -i6d, Santos declined 100 reis receipts
IS 900 bags stock 500 600 Prices here as follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
Court Of Appeals Calendar.

ALhANI. Oct. u -Cour, OF Appeals calendar
%, 3t nonasS Oct ?O-Nos, oil, 81? ?S Ise ?S, ISL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
SIf.iI
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of 1928. and
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bonds on "
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morning,
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purchase (
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18

Oats were active and hrm, Sales, 5000 bush
closed a.c. higher December, arise. RE was
steady. No, Western, DC, G. !. Z, Buffalo. Car
Corn was dull Sales. s.D0 bush. No mixed
IN elevator, 0s.ac.; No. white 5ic.: No ? yellow,
Tic Futures closed TO &c. higher. Sales $50 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
'.eorsia N

no loco
Railroad
increased
t'nt oil n
miles of b
unless tlIa
% they " /
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

iE1-dividend. :Ex rish,a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
United m

II vas
United NJ
viii shor
dividend
stock, viii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18

The Only Newspaper That Gathers All the
News
of he world through its own CORES pondsnts
Is the one which IL able to say thst III you
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18

Corn was active, strong and higher To day, Is
pecialN al the Ncst. owing To brisk buying nv
trmour and Cudahy brokers' a. well as other lead
ing interests active cOrncr'ng by nervous shorts
In December and May, commission house tuying
and light receipts together with predic, OF cold
general rains, which caused a scramble on the pan
OF the shorts On tho rise the realizing was heavy
and part OF the advance was kos,. bu, many regard
the undertone as distinctly strong. Harris (.stes
co. said: In corn a. In wheat mere was further
enormous broadening out OF the market and every
Indication that public Interest IL fast being turned
toward this grain. The scarcity OF the arrival,
Al Southwestern centres, sect Ion where a large
crop was supposed to have been produced has
materially helped TO turn the tide toward higher
values. Commission houses OF all sorts had orders
from every point OF the compass To .dsl The
demand was so great thst T., took the market out
OF the hands OF the big bull leaders who had prr
vIously been so correct In weighing up the sliua
ton. The latter were disposed 10 lake ppns
on swels TO day. but found very dlrhcult TO rein
state the grain on reactions, The short interes,
In the more distant months Is large and stubborn
Ihe demand for cAsh corn colinueS good even al
the advanced prices and cash continues Al sin
prcmluns over iu,ures Primary receipts wele
rose I'D The exports for the week were is6eiS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES,

'otal.sales Of bonds Cpar valu.l. aos4 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
CLOSING PRICES.

dividend.
The Washington times., 1902-03-20
TOO COLD FOR BASEBALL.
Georgetown Game With Maryland Agri-
cultural College Postponed.

Much to the disappointment of the
players. as well as the followers. o. the
Georgetown University baseball team the
game scheduled for yesterday afternoon
with the Maryland Agricultural College
nine was postponed on account OF the
cold. windy weather.
1t was expected that this game would
give a sort of a line on the work OF Coach
Suffers men and that the contest would
give the players a chance to extend them
selves in earnest in preparation for their
game with Lafayette next Saturday and
for the big games of the next week. all
of which will be played on Georgetown
Field
The prospects are that this will be one
had in recent years. and under Coach
Suter the nine should make a splendid
showing against the big college teams
scheduled to play here. The development
OF pitchers to help OUT Blewett. and one
or two outfielders. is what is giving the
management most concern now, but with
the number of candidates on hand it is
expected this difficulty will be easily
overcome.
During Easter week the team will have
it's hardest string of games, as during
that time Princeton. Yale. "Pennsy," ard
Cornell will be here. On April u the
team will play with the Washington
American League Club upon the grounds
OF the latter. and this will give the local
fans their first real opportunity to get
line on their new pets.
The Washington times., 1902-03-20
Entries at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, March 19-Entries for
tomorrow's races:
First race-For four-year- olds and up
ward; seven furlongs.-Root McAlbert,
Chorus Boy. The Messenger Northumber-
land, Larry 9. Tcnderloin. Rowdy G., Tor
reon. 12O; Valentine, 1l7 Mistress. 1l5;
Ida Penzance, 115
Second race-For four-year- -olds and up
ward; one and one-quarter miles-Wood-
trce. "a; Ell Ghor, 90; Jessie Jarboe, %;
Linden Ella, 9S; Lou Reg, Ben Chance,
lO6.
Third raee-For three-year- -olds and uD-
ward; seven furlongs.-.Sim W. lOS
Thurles, 106: Hutch Miller. Masterful. 1Oi;
Poyntz. Add, DR.. Carrick 102; Kiss Quick,
Four Leaf Glover, Tragedy, 10i; Joe Col
lins, 80: Meme Wastell. 93
Fourth race-The Flight Handicap: for
four year-olds and upward; six furlongs
Death, 125; Carl Kahler, Tom Kingsley,
Ito: Barbara Freitche. 1903; Grantor So
Rance. 81; Maggie Davis, 90: Divonne. 90
Fifth race-For foUr-year- -olds and up
ward; gentlemen riders; one mile and
seventy rds.-Divertisement. $50; Sam
lazarus. Top Boots, Harve B.. Aquinas
Chancery, 147; Prince Murphy, Azua. 145
Sixth race-For four-year- olds and up
ward; one and one-sixteenth miles.-Eu-
senia s, 103; Van Horbeke. 106; Ida Led
fora, los; Warranted, 104 Eda Riley 103;
Danish, 101; DR.. Stephens, 107
seventh race-For three-year-o olds and
upward; selling; seven furlongs.-Judge
Magee. Palarm. 103; Sim w. Bertha
Nell. 101; Icon, %; Monte Himyar. lamps,
IS: Insobia. Kentucky Muddle Lady Mot
ley. SO; Badge Bell 80
The Washington times., 1902-03-20
BOWLED BRILLIANTLY.
Golden Eagles Won Two From Y. NJ. c.
A. and Lost Third on Tie.

With very few exceptions the set of
games bowled last night on the Golden
Eagle Club alleys by the home team and
Y. NJ c. \. were the most exciting and
the best played of the season.
The Golden Eagles won two games and
tied the Y NJ c. A. in the last box of
the third game, each having 904. and on
the roll OFF the Association boys won by
twelve pins-96 to 81.
The set was full of brilliant bowling
and rarely have teams been so evenly
matched in high-class work as were the
contestants of last night.
Three games over the 900 mark were
rolled and the lowest OF the evening
was s57. The Eagles started off with 903
their first total, to the Associations
So7. The next was won by only Is pins
S79 to S6i and in the third came the
fireworks and the heart breaking finish.
Miller closed his frame and his teams
total was 90i. Ludwig, the anchor for
the Eagles, took good aim and closed
with strike on his spare. and his teams
total, also 904, was announced amid great
excitement, and to even this the Eagles
had bowled 121 in their last box, and as
said. Ludwig bowled to a tie. Then came
the roll off in one frame, with the result
stated
1t was the Associations first 900 game
this season, and the boys were greatly
pleased The high-class bowling again
demonstrated the superiority of the
Eagles alleys.
Kraus had best single game. 211, and
led with 1875 average; Brown came next,
1872 average; Brandt had 191 average:
Stitt, 1S7, and Ludwig. 175. So many
brilliant spares were picked off that the
scorers stopped noting them. Ludwig
had one of 6-7-10: Brown and Gait each
ST.; Eiker and Miller each $40, and Mill
Ter picked the same twice.
The scores: