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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED HOI SIS TO RENT. TT Is TO YOUR
advantage 10 give the charge OF your
houses as I give them my best personal at
tention. Demand for properly of all descrip-
tian> Is greater than the supply.
fe2G-3t'6 \. =. CAYWoOD. 933 9th NV.
WANTED - RESIDENCE CONVENIENT TO
Mount Pleasant post office; about Sc. 500; brick
"r frame: S1.G1 cash. building lots Col.
lights. 81. 900. corporation shares 81 200: bal.
nn.. VT. TIOMESEEkER. Star Office
WANTED TWO LADIES WISH To RENT OR
Irssc small house part OF house, for
housekeeping. IN Nv. suburb of Washington.
with some ground line; pure water:
modern improvements if possible; give full
particulars, rent moderate
Address Box 50,
Star office
WANTED s OR q RM- HOUSE. SIDE LIGHT:
strictly white neighhorhood; not over $1,000:
state terms. location. szc Of LOT and full de-
Scription or house. Address RoI II. Star "dhce
UiNTEDAWE HAVE AN EXCELLENT TEN
ant who wants house of 10 or IL rooms,
hot-vater heat preferred, bet 1s-2l and P-U
ste.
ALLAN u. WALKER CO.. Inc. 1412 G ST.
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~ AN EIGHT 81 ROOM HOUSE
VIC know We have the best for 100.
prettier house was never designed.
Contains rooms and an attic; four
rooms deep: is feet wide by l2S feet
deep ia paved sIley: in absolutely per
fret condition: hot water heat and the
brightest house you were ever 10. We
would like to have hundred like this
ono. They would sell in thirty days
The owner has good rra sons for selling:
BOSS & PHELPS unc.l, 80 14th nv.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-A SEMI
detached house. west of Columbia road
and In the same section as the house
above. Contains IL rooms and two
baths: hot-water heat; gas and electric
light: nearly IS feet wide-just think
of it-And the price is only $1,000.
It's like giving 1t away.
BOSS & PHELPS Qnc.) 80 14th NV.
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WITHIN 4 FEW FEET or MASS.
ave. One N the most beautiful streets
in the city. This house cost the owner
over $1,000. We can sell it for So, 600
Contains o very large rooms and two
-, modern baths: new furnace; entire
house in fine repair; six IS, bedrooms.
Whenever a house like this in such a
choice section Of the downtown is Of
fered for sale there are always dozens
Of people who will buy 1t. There's
money In this house.
BOSS & PHELPS Unc.l. go 18th NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-26

FOR SALE-wEST OF 18TH.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE.
PRICE, $3.50.
REDUCED FROM $1,000.
Three stories. cellar, hot-watcr neat Two
~ baths.
FIRST FLOOR Parlor, reception hall,
dining room. pantry and kitchen; s sleep
ing rooms, TWO e. STAIRWAlS.
Situated on one Of the widest and most
popular thoroughfares in the fasbiona bic
northwest
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

IOE EENT-SToNE IioJ 81: FURNISHED: II
looms: best residential quarter: ample grounds:
four six months: xi25 per month. Il Wash
lngfon 81. Winchester. Va. fe25-3ts
II YoI WISH \ COUNTRY HOME, ACCESSI-
bio from city. small cash payment. balance on
small monthly installment>. why fol-
low ing: For 5000. four acres. with IL room
frame huuss: for S3.5oc. small farm With
stone house. good outbuiliingS. in village on
X n. STEPHENSoN. Herndcn. Va. or 5l3
niou Trust bldg. feas,-3,
MONTERREY. PA. BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS:
: hours from Washington; attractive furnished
cot age: all modern comforts; Is rooms and
baths; tenant bouse. stable: in lawn
and garden; vegetables and fruit: rental.
500. NJ. & j. BRANDT. II v. Read ST.,
Baltimore. Nd. fel7-14t
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HERE'S ANOTHER BARGAIN N
Mt. Pleasant. $4,000 home for
$3.50. Belongs to an estste- Built
hv a private builder. Contains 10 rooms
and every modern convenience: hot
water heat; dining room Is paneled In
oak and ceiling is beamed; house Is 10
feet wide; lot Is lis feet deep to
sliey; four rooms deep on LIST Door.
Here's . chance to buy when some one
has to sell.
BOSS & PHELPS Qnc.). 80 14th NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-26

THE SWEETEST HOME IN Mt.
Pleasant. Purely colonial in design:
semi detached. The house Is IS feet
wide. making all rooms unusually
large. The lot is nearly 200 feet deep
toa paved alley: grand place for the
for gardening. Contains IL large rooms
and three baths; gas and electric light;
oak floors and mahogany woodwork.
Has never been occupied. Price,
SIc. 100. A chance OF a lifetime.
BOSS & PHELPS Qnc.l, $40 18th NV.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS - HAND
some new home on Kalorama ave-
near Columbia road; one of the most
select parts Of the Heights. Contains
ten rooms and two baths: hotwater
heat; beautiful condition. The front
OF the house IL very swell. You would
think II was a $4,000 house. Price
reduced to s. $50.
BOSS 4 PHELPS CInc.). 80 14th NV.
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FOUR PHONES.
MAIN 340i1-49J-1.9O

FOR SALE
IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING BUY
ing q home In the nearby suburbs call
to see us about CLEVELAND PARK.
We have everything that's offered for
sale. We make a specially Of the
Park.
BOSS 4 PHELPS Unc.). go 14th NV.
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WANTED-FARMS.
HEALTH MOVEMENT.

WANTEp-A FARM. =, To 80 ACRES. NJ,
a railroad: good building: cash. Address II
40 Star Office fea6-at
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FOR SALE-$4. 800: NICE LOCATION
"; s large rooms and bath. cellar; lot 2orl o.
TO alley: substantially built. conveniently To-
Gated; much less than its, its real worth %11
FOR SALE $4,000: RENTING FOR $40 A
month"; small houses. on lettered street be-
tween 9th and 10th: in good repair: always
rented; good lots to rear alley; near four
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE ESQ: o.,
On Capitol Hill.
Near East Capitol Street.
Hot water Heat.
STONE 4 Fa1R 70, ~ 1sss New York ave.
For Investment.
Price. $500.
Rent $40.
Business property on car line; four stories
fine store: II rooms and bath; frontas
sToNE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FUR SAI.E-$3, 500
Renting for S25. >,
nearly hay wndow brick will
stone trimmings: modern bath. in ex
cellent location on Iettered street northeast
You could not find better house for eithe
home investment: convenient to car line
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-LARGE INCOME.
Price. $3.50.
Renting for $3.50
tween 18th and 14ih and W; houses II
Majors court between 4th and 9Th j
and L.. All in good condition.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-GREAT SACRIFICE.
Reduced to $3.50.
Renting for $50.
Two two-family houses ON lettercd stree
no. Each building contains rooms and
baths Esch worth So, 600.
STONE 4 FAIRF'AX, 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-HOME OR INVESTMENT.
Price, 81. go
Renting $3.50.
4 nice location. west of 9TH St; room
and bath: cellar: furnace heat. Large
rooms larger TIL. larger hot to bc found IL
this house than any heretofore offered 70
loss than 5000. Easy terms can bc ar
ranged.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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COLUMBIA HEIG HTS - On A
square that Ia conceded to be the most
exclusive The entire square Is i'm
proved by expensive residences and oc-
cupied by prominent citizens. This Is
81, 900 house. owned by non-res-
ident. that can be bought for $500.
Contains 10 rooms and tiled bath:
trimmed In quartered oak. A glance at
this house from the outside would con-
vince you II is a great bargain. Heat
ed by hot water. The front is lavishly
trimmed with white stone.
BOSS g. PHELPS unc.,, go 14th NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-26

FOR EXCHANGE - UNINCUMBERED LOTS.
=oxooo and larger. at 800 To 500 each. and
acreage tracts of three TO ten acres $500 to
81 80 per acre This property is located on
the Great Falls and Old Dominion electric
street car system. with free transfers to all
Washington. 1t is the high Virginia hills.
overlooking the city. Can exchange lots or
acreage unincumbercd for houses subject to In
cuuibrances.
MOORE HILL unc.), 1850 G st. NV.
f..t SII a nj
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SIAyI SCIENCE or HEALTH: NATURAL
non surgical: cloth hound 400 page book fres
Apply by mail. 9I6 Colorado building. Ere
jal9-tf4
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FOR SALE ELEGANT. MODERN. lo-RnDM
bay window brick: in best section ~ .l"om
ingdalc: great bargain Mt 5000. Don't miss
this. CAMPBELL 4 SWAN, 6l5 lith 81. NV
fe2-tDt,4
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A SEMI-DErACHED HOUSE IN
same section. Four rooms on LIST 6oor
and six bedrooms: hot-water heat. Be
Ing semi detached. every room is food
ed with sunshine. Price reduced TO
$1,000.
BOSS & PHELPS Qnc.l. e1O 14th NV.
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WINDOW CLEANING.

WINDOWS. HOUSES AND OFFICES CLEANED.
MoDERATE PkiCES LEON L CAHooN.
ACME WINDOW CLEANING CO.,
o21 ST. NV. PHONE MAIN 7I5e.
3aS-oOt.&
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FOR RENT-FARM 100 ACRES. = MILES
from city l.. miles from trolley: partly cri-
tiyated: Immediate possession. Room "a 11lp
T. It. NV. fe26-.:tA seSi
FOR RENT-A FARM OF * ACRES ON TIE
Queens Chapel road. in the valley bet. Brtok
land and Hyattsville. Md: dwelling and ont
buildings: of the best trucking farms in
this fertile valley.
STONE Il FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
feot;-.t
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FOR SALE-FINE BUSINESS STAND S. 200:
500 CASH. BALANCE SIS PER MONTH:
NEW BRICK STORE. 1SXJ0. On III ST.
NJ. WITH LARGE SHOW WINDOW
rEATED BY HOT WATER AND LIGHTED
~ ELECTRICITY AND GAS: SPLENDID
LOCATION FOR ALMOST ANY KIND OF
BUSINESS SIMILAR STORE NEXT DOOR
SOLD FOR About Si.5O. CHAS. A.
SHIELDS. 1895 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-26

FOR EXCHANGE HOME ON
Massachusetts ave west of 18th ST.: lot z
feet wide; L. rooms. Price, $50. 600. Will con-
slider proposition other good property.
MOORE & HILL unc.l, 1888 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-26

WE RELIEVE WE HAVE TIE
best six-room and reception hall house
on the Heights for s. 500. Contains
every modern convenience. Opst $ $50.
Duplicate houses have recently sold for
$500. adjoining the house We have.
BOSS & PHELPS Inc.,, 90 14th NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-26

FOR SALE
FINE RESIDENCE
IN WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
West of Columbia road.
Built by the day for owners a home.
On account of having to leave the city Will
be sold at q great sacrifice.
II rooms.
baths.
. extra layatories
Lot 25 feet by $50 feet.
Immense parlors.
Halls.
Dining room.
Trimmed in hardwood throughout.
Grand stone porch II feet by % feet.
Only half block from Conn. and
two blocks from Capital Traction lire. Terms
and price and permission to inspect will be
given on application. 1t will be to your in
terest to see. this house II You contemplate
purchasing II home. Apply to
GROVER C. HASTINGS.
The Madrid Apt or 1415 II st: NV.
Would like to sell before March 10.
fe24-4t -
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BLOOMINGDALE BARGAINS - One
on North Capitol for 1850: one on
Quincy for s.. $50: north side of Ran
dolph. with an attic. for $4,000: s.
on Flagler for 50 800: s-room house on
Y for 81. $50: one on Q st. for So. 900:
Groom house on r for 81 800: Sroom
house on for $4,000; one on Seatcn
for "a 900: one on 7 for "a, 45o: one on
Todd place for So. $50: one on r. l.
ave. for $3.50: one on U st. for
$4,000: one on Adams for 81. $50; one
on Bryant for $3.50. And several
others.
BOSS & PHELPS Gncl. 9lo 14th NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-26

A $1,000 HOME, COMPARATIVELY
now, in the best section of the south
cast, for 81 100: overlooks a govern
Ipent reservation. Contains s large
rooms. tiled hath: furnace heat; cleo
trio gas light appliances; entire house
in perfect condition: tiled vestibulc:
are seldom for sale In the southeast
BOSS 4 PHELPS Unc.l, 9l0 14th NV.
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TIGERS THE
GREAT GEORGETOWN NINE,

WASHINGTON, d. c., March %
Princeton defeated Georgetown Uni
Ncrsity yesterday. to 8. Though
Georgetown collected eight hits off S.
White, they were we'll scattered. The
game was called at the beginning of the
ninth inning on account of darkness.
Menefer, catcher for Georgetown, in
jured his leg IN the last inning sliding
and may be laid up for some time. The
score by innings: R.H.E.
Princeton .........0 4 0 4 / 0 0 o. 6 >
Georgetown ..,...1 0 0 l 0 1 0 0-3 8 4
Batteries--S White and Dawson;
Wymard, Balzer n Menefee.
WASHINGTON. u. G.. March 70.
yale triumphed over Cornell in their
first game Of the season at the Ameri-
can League Park yesterday, 6 to A.
A large crowd OF Yale and Cornell
alumni attended the game. President
Taft was unable to attend to cheer for
Yale, but automobiles from the White
House were IN ihe ground carryin.
the young people OF the Presidents
family and visitors. The score by in
nlngs; R.H.E.
Yale ............1 0 0 0 0 / Go 8 ,
Cornell ..........0 0 1 0 0 0 o. Q 4
Eatteries-Brinsmack, Tommers and
Badger; Abbott. Goodwillie and Will
Jams.
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TED CROOK ENTERS
GREAT MARATHON
DERBY CT SATURDAY

A MOTHER American boy. Ted
"A crook. Of Fall River, Mass. has
ncen cEtcred in the second ails
n!al Maratiou derby, which viii be
ron Ut n" Polo Grounds next Saturday
afternoon. Crcok started in tho inter
u@uoral Marathon ut tho Polo Grounds
iasf spring and finished third u 1T.
we. and SNanters. Duriug ,.,c winter
just r1st b. Won many races indoors
upstutc. 4 appears IL have developed
4, grc&tef turn Of speed than he carried
Last sn@son. lie is q great local favor
lie It Auburn. y. y. and viii be heavily
supported ~ tho fportsmcn from that
locality TO iinisl1 in the money.
Unaberte Elasi. the Marathon clam
pioH Of italy, VIII arrive tomorrow
mofDioe or board the French liner
Cbica%o ~ NJ recently scored several
victoiics in Italy and announced his in
tcntiou OF keeping in training while ON
shipbo.rd, he will Dc in pretty good
shape for the struggle when he lands in
New York.
Tic iicld for the derby now stands as
lciluWs. Fg&nl. Clark having been
forced To WitAavsW. owing 10 a strained
legion LjGnRatrom epd Johanson, Swo-
den: si&ycs, Ifolner and Crook, Amer
lea: sellan. England; Meadows, Can
ada; Acoose, Indian; Crowley, Ireland
Zanti and Blast, italy.
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SEVEN WATCHFOBs GO TO HEAD-PINNERS

Harris was there for IS, with a mss
in the sixth frame, and Frank did We'll
TO get S. after having two breaks
In the next two squads were the
Elizabeth Stars No. l, :, 8 and teams.
The greatest excitement prevailed
while they rolled. Frank Burke a
many strikes. and all good hits in get
ting lis nice mark of H., and SO dio
Fischer. Erdleben got q miss in the
fourth frame, and he had to obtain
a strike in the twelfth box to make
a century mark. Dave Maloney rolled
steadily in getting his 101. He needed
eight pins i'll order to make sure that
the team reached the 500-mark. Tue
pins fell hard. and it looked at first as
if he had only obtained seven. Then
another fell and saved Burke his
bacon. Sheedy rolled good ten-pins to
get a mark of 102 with a miss in the
seventh frame.
There was much interest displayed IN
the .olling of the Veteran No. ] n
Ne. . teams in the last squad. They
ere from New York, With Headquarters
on Czeiea's alleys. Tho eldest is -
years old. ard the youngest Is. Most
of them are we'll along in the sixties.
They did good work. too. Hcre are
all the scores:
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SHEPPARD'S SUSPENSION
E0ES HIM GREAT GOOD.

NEW YORK. March 29.-Thc siyty
days suspension OF Melvin W. Shep-
pard for his participation in an athletic
squatble in Philadelphia in Dec mbef
expired Yesterday. and the mildle-dise
lance champion celebrated his return
TO athletic competition by scoring Il
victory in the aalf-mile event ut the
annual spring games OF tho Fourteenth
Regiment. ~ Brooklyn. He veled
over the Ss0-yard di4t3nce in / IS 20
ard won The rae in easy fashion 10 r.
II. j. Egan, who crossed the lire a)5ut
fifteen yards behind BIN
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York Giants. jumped into the game be-
tN cen the Giant Regulars and the
Sh shreveport team at Shreveport yester-
day and laced out q trio Of safeties. one
o. them a double. besides stealing third.
and scoring a run. He would have tai
lied Il second count had it not been
for Bugs" Raymond. who was on the
PATHS ahead OF him in the eighth, NOV
ing like a freight train running up =
score of q to ;.
$780,
The Montreal ROYALS made 4 sool
showing against the Yanks at Athens
yesterday. making the Stallings aggre+
sation fight pretty hard for the con-
scorelcys while they were in the box
bu, Manning nitehed the fourth. fifth
ara gixth innings. and tho garrows
90 49,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-29

-EANk BURKE only just made
good on his boast that his Eliza
seth stars would roll a total of
at ieast 500 IT, the STAR headpin
rname The first team did do the
trick last night on the %lroquois al
leys, just reaching the tive-century
mark.
A bis majority of the sixty boNlers
who took lart IN the STAR tourna
ment last night were from Union
courty. They had their rooters with
them, and they all were well-sups
ported.
dust seven watch fobs were captured
Frank Burke. rolling as a topliner on
the No. | team. accounted for liz, and
so did Charles Fischer. of the No. .
team. There are now four bowlers who
have rolled taiiies OF 11e. and they are
tied for second place, Lini1an. of the
Monitors, being high with lis. Frank
Cobb. Of the ~troquois + team, rolled In
good form last right for a score OF
1es. He betttred his mark of ia, made
IN the STAR acad-pin tournament last
season. PM Shee9y. Of the Elizabeth
stars No. / team, had lD2, n his
teanlmate, Dave Maloney. accounted
for a score o. III. Frank Erdleeben,
81 the Elizabeth SEARS No. > team, Il
an even 100. Frank korn, of the Bush
town Five, also from Elizabeth, made
III.
asfhe Iroduols = team. which had out
a4promisiag quintet. rolling with the
Trojans. was expected to do great
things last night. but Cobb was the
oniy one to make good. Wood and
Atsster we're both there for ~, but
both. had misses In the first frame.
Sammy Walthour started with q foul
ana had two misses. and Billy Hutton
bash, too. was of his game.
Eiye brothers. namely, Frank Beck
George Beck, ir.. Alfred Beck, Char
Icy Beck and Morris Beck, rolled in
the Second squad under the name 81
the Commercial { team. ThoT did
fairly well. Alfred being high with 81.
made in spite Of i couple o. misses.
Kern was the oniv Watch-fob winner IN
this squad. rolling AS a member OF
the ~f,usntoWn Five, o. Elizabeth.
kaellaoffer ,lac IS, bat missed in the
ffth frame.
k5ale L~ithograpller No. l and : teams
resied next. They are all from Eliza
besi. and are "bowling bugs" Of the
ws1rst kind They rolled pretty good
t~s1f.pins. too, but none annexed a lob.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-29

TIMELY TWINKLEs OF THE DIAMOND STARS.

comedy of errors. Manager Doom de.
yesterday that he Is trying tc
Corridan from the ST. Louis
team. The Orioles and the Phillies, as
well as the Yanks and the Royals, will
play again today.
Eddie Lennox, the e~x-Rochester third
s%acler, picked up by the Brooklyn Club
on Scout Larry Sutton's recommended
tor, who led tho t1ird-sackers in the
National League last season, is out of
the game a. the result Of an abseess or
his left Les.
Captain Dave Brain was the first
Bison to make a homer this season.
Manager Camel has already began
the Welding out process. The Roches-
ter leader. it is reported, has sold In
fielder rooley to Jimmy Bannon's
Lawrence team. Long Jawn'' il
spending come ~sleerlcss night at An
derxon wondering why Pitcher L.aFitte
has rot reported at the Anderson train.
inG camp.
BIZ Bodds, q Chicago serni-pro. is be.
ing tried out with the Bisons on Out
iiolGer Henline's recommendation.
X may truthfully be said thai outsid
tho pitching staff and the catching
corps the Washington club has a team,
OF big league c~astoffs. The team lines
up as follows; Browne, New York and
Boston Nationals; Schaeffer. Detroit
Americans; Lelivelt. Detroit Ameri-
$3.50 -.L .r
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ROCHESTER WINS.

ROCHESTER,. \. y. March 2g.-In
the last leg Of a bowling match Tor
$500 Rochester took three games from
Syracuse here last night. making a
sweep OF the series. Rochester
LOG to it's opponents 93S 1-3.
an individual match, total pins 70
count, sutton cut down The lead oe
aIauer. of Syrscusc, and won gS seven
ping. rolling one game of 29s to
Maurei's 45i. 3
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-29
SHELTERS START PRACTISE
AT HOME THURSDAY,

The Jersey city Eastern League team.
under the directions Of Manager Ryan.
viii begin practise at West Side Park
on THURSDAY raorninG. On Sunday the
Skeeters viii play their FIRST game,
meeting the Utica Club. of the New
YORK STATE League. On Thursday.
April {, Tho Seeeters viii give battle to
the Seton Hall nine.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-29
JOHNS BEATS MEL son.

Lee Johns captured a postponed
Greater New York and Individual In.
tercity League match last night from
Billy Nelson OF the Oxford alleys.
Johns win six straight and AVERAGED
col. The SCOPES:
Ne%lson--2Olf 1871, 21a a11. 1as, No..
johns -efs, e45t, 10, e223, 1876, 2a33.