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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26
Walter Jones

New York, May 26.-Walter, Jones,
forty eight years old, stage comedian
for many years. died at his Brooklyn
home Yesterday after long illness. His
last appearance was with Getting
Gertie's Garter" three months ago. lie
requested that his body be cremated and
the ashes thrown into Jamaica Bay,
where those of his daughter were scat
tered nine years ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26
To Rebuild St. Anne de eeaupre

Quebec, May 26.-(By A. P.)-A
81, 900 900 basilca is to be erected at
Ste. Anne de Beaupre to replace the
historic one destroyed recently by fire,
the Redemptorist Fathers announced to-
day. A monastery costing $500, 900 also
will be constructed as a residence for
the priests.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26
Funeral Of Mrs. Lilly Hauus

Funeral services will be held at 9
o'clock tomorrow afternoon for Mrs.
Lilly Hague, thirty one years old, who
died Wednesday afternoon at her home,
2172 Letterly street. Burial will be
in Hillside Cemetery. She was a mem.
Der Of the Daughters Of Liberty and
the Messiah Reformed Episcopal
Church. She Is survived by her hus.
band, Edwin Hague.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26

w'''Is 7, Porch Appointed "
Gloucester County vses,~.. \.

u'ouesstsr County vaesnsv /
rtman, N. j., May 2e.-Gn..l9
Edwards today notified Willis T. p2
Of Pitman. Of his appointmen, y W.
ty Court. e''er Ce4
The appointment ends a ~, h
fight between Democrats and gp5oio po
cans which has Kept the county con- tNepss
out judge for nearly two @ non.. y.
Governor twice sent the namn n
mer Judge Austin H. swscIhM u
Of Woodbury., to the S.nsm Sensts. san =.
place. Once his name was w,.I M
and when again presented n ',no.ay s,.a n
jected. wa
Porch had originally been MA. y.
County Prosecutor, but his @pss @
withdrawn when the deadlock e S.ne,
and confirmation seemed imposs,S,s
I'D INTERIM appointment as Judss y.
Legislature in 1923. He is a no,,ssa NJ q! J
Camden. 'ye
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26
EXPLORER SUES WIFE
Authority on oorillas Accuses Mrs.
Akeley Of Oessrtlon

AkeIey Of 0essrtlon
Chicago, May 28.-Carl e. Akeley,
explorer and naturalist, refused to
comment yesterday on his suit for d.
vorce against Mrs. Della Akeley, charg-
ing desertion. The bill said that she
left him in 1917 and that she is now
living in New York. They were mar
ried In 1902. IT,.
Mr.. Akeley was member of former
President Roosevelt's expedition into
Africa and returned only three weeks
ago from a second expedition to that
continent. He is an authority on 20 /.
rillas. elephants and lions and has pre- .
sented many specimens to the Smith
sonian Institution.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26
Seeks Seat In Conoress

Hagerstown, Md. May 26.-Andrew
j. Cummings, Of Montgomery County,
today filed with the election super :
yisors papers for the Democratic nom
nation for Congress for the Sixth
Maryland district.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26
Ware FavorIss Get, cov..

Charles 9. semple. 5434 NJ. q
street, chairman OF the Fo,.s y NM
Ward Republican Executivs S1
mittee, w@ appointed an ofBssv. q 3
Common Pleas Court No, 1 hv ~
Bartlett this morning. The Sns
,ment was recommended bv Sp.
Ware and Harry Mackey. AK
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26
The Rev. n. Rammeke Speaks

The Rev. Hubert Hammeke, pastor
of st. Bonaventura's Church, Ninth
and Cambria streets, was the speaker
at the breaking of ground for the edi-
flee of st. Henry's Catholic Church,
Fifth and Blavis streets, last night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26
Nrwsy NOTES FROM WAsHINGrON

II you want to know what brings promi-
Nations capital. start reading THE WASH
!rgton Observer" which appears regularly
on the Editorial Page Of the morning PUBLIC
LEDGER Make 1t Habit. t."-Adr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26
HERE'S A G;,oD IDEA,

In order 10 set into a happy frame Of
mind each day start reading Ton Second
Thou.kt." by Jay +. House. which appears
Puilic LSpels House 10 considered one OF
tha noet brgltaIt ,coumntsts In America.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26

Eleven Miners Killed In Explosion
Birmingham. Ala, May 26.--(By A..
| P.)-Eleven miners were killed last
night in an explosion in Acmar No. 3
mine Of the Alabama Fuel and Iron
Company, St. Clair County. Five of
| the men were white.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
LARGE corner shoe store for sale; iinvesSr
tory. $1,000, Write Y T. Post Offlcaa 6sSt
S6th Ut. New York. N. Y. II -
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-28
GOTHAM FIGHT
 FANS ARE FACING
 ATTRACTIVE BILLS

Championship contests are gaining g prominence on Gotham's flstic caIen- dar for the near future. Two are definitely scheduled and others are being negotiated.
 Jack BrittOn. we1terweight king, will risk his title in the first of these bouts next Wednesday night at Mad fson Square Gerden when he boxes Mickey Walker of Newark. N J. Pancho Villa the Filipino pugilisu who dethroned Johnny Buff as Amer ican f1yweight champion, will engage Abe Goldstein Nov. 16, with the 112 pound title at stake, also at Madison Square Garden.
 Negotiations were said to be unde way for return bout between Harry Greb. American light heavyweight champion, and Gene Tunney, who lost the title to Greb some time ago.
 Joe Lynch, bantamweight monarch was to have appeared in another title but but plans for such a contest were temporarily upset when the New York State Athletic Commission ruled that Lynch, because of his alleged poor showing in a recent bout. could not appear in the Garden ring until he demonstrated to the commissi on-s satisfaction that he has returned to form.
 Tom Gibbons, St Paul light heavy weight, has tossed a challenge at Jack Dempsey, heavyweight king. He is said to be ready to bind the def with a deposit of $2.50o with the state athletic commission and Pro- moter Tex Rickard has expressed willingness to stage the bout if the commission gives it's sanction.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-28
Haruard-D Dartmouth Play
 First Game Ln Ten Years

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 28-Having patched up their differences of ten years standing, Harvard and Dart m outh meet in football again today in the local stadium The contest, which is the twenty-ninth between these two New England rivals, has aroused the greatest enthusiasm, par ucularly among the Dartmouth ad- herents ,and a good percentage of the hfty-tWo thousand tickets for the game is in the hands of visiting root CTS
 The last meeting between the two eleVens was in 1912. when a to 0 score resulted on a drop kick by Charley Brfck1ey, then Harvard sophomore. Dartmouth christened the stadium in 1903, with a II to victory. and four years later won again. P to 0. Harvard has won twenty-four of the twenty-eight games dating back to 1882. and tied two. And the Crimson is the fayorite today to continue their grand record
 Coach Bob Fisher evidently still holds. the greatest respect for Dart mouth despite the s to defeat ad- I1inistered by Vermont at Hanover last week. He showed this yester- day when he announced that every one but one of the regulars will be started against the Green, and the exception, Joe Hartley, who. recently discarded his crutches, is still in the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-28

running with Dan Holder to play right end. Fisher in his under graduate days played in three hard games against Dartmouth.
 The Harvard lineup will be: Left end, Fftts: left tackle, Eastman; left guard, Grew; center, Clark: right guard, Hubbard; right tackle, Dun ker; right end, Holder or Hartley; quarterback, Capt. Buell.; left half back, Gehrke; right halfback, Chapin;
 Clark, Dunl1er and Chapin are 1ia.- b1e to give way to subs early. Fisher has been drilling his second string players hard all week and a number of them are likely to see action. The Dartmouth team reached Boston last night and opened up quarters at the Belmont Springs Country Club. Cap tain Burke is the only regular who is in poor shape. but Coach Cannen hasn't decided whether he will keep him out of play. Both teams are about the same weight, and if Dart mouth can weather the first period without stage fright her chances of playing the Crimson a close game look excellent
 The Dartmouth lineup: Left end, Bjorkman: left tackle. Neidlinger; left guard. Murphy; center. Moore; right guard. Aschenbach; right tackle, Hatch; right end. Lynch; quarter back, Mills; left falfback, Harris: right halfback- Seigfried or Burke;
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-28
NEW BRITAIN GRID CHAMPIONS TACKLE
 LOCALS HERE SUN.

Football de lux will be served
 UT at NeWfieId Park tomorrow
 afternoon when Mike Healy's
 Bridgeport NIaroons will tackle
 the speedy and husky New Bri-
 tain eleven Connecticut cham
 pions. The New Britain team is
 the biggest attraction to appear
 on the local gridiron this season
 and the locals will be put to the
 severest of tests.
 Arrangements have been made to accommodate the bumper crowd of the season. New Britain rooters will be here strong to sock their dough on the Hardware City team which has not sustained a defeat in three sea sons. Manager Healy, however, is confident in the ability of the locals and predicts a nip and tuck battle.
 The Bridgeport it is admitted, must play their best to win. A vic tory over New Britain will be a big feather in the caps of the Park City athletes. The contest is billed to start at o'clock.
 the weights of the players of both elevens are shown in the following 6CnreS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-28
RINCSIDE CHIT CHAT

Joe Lynch. worlds bantamweight. agreed yesterday to meet the winner of the Frankie Jerome-Terry Martin battle, which leads the card at the Comm onwea1th Sporting Club in liar lem tonight. Martin looks to be Q sure winner of this scrap and in Prov fdence, his home town, the fans be- lieve that he will relieve Lynch of his title if given the chance,
 K. Q. Phil Delmont, the East Side junior lightweight, has returned from Youngstown, Ohio. where he went to nave his we'll known right hand treat ed by Bonesetter Reese. DeImont has started training at Seamon's gymna- sium and his manager began angling for a match with Johnny Dundee.
 Owing to fact that Pepper Martin Is suffering from an attack of pneu- monia, his bout with Frankie Ed- wards. which was to have taken place at the Broadway Exhibition Assoeia- ton in Brooklyn on Monday night, has been called off. The star bout will bring together Soldier Bartdeld and Jimmy Kelly. the Bronx bastlex.
 The new Fairmount Sporting kslub Of Harlem, will open it's door8 on Monday night for the first time! a good card has been arranged1 by Tom McArdle. The rnaln bout features Billy DeFoe and Mickey Brown. In a special six-round affair Joey Leonard, brother of the worlds lightweight champion, will meet Neal Grasso.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-28
Big Football Games
 on TOday's Calendar
Metropolitan District.

Metropolitan District. Penn State vs. Syracuse, Polo Grounds.
 Columbia vs. Williams, South Field. F'ordIham vs. Westminster, Ford ham Field.
 Rhode Island stae vs, N. Y. U., Ohio Field.
 Army at Yale. Dartm outh at Harvard. Navy at University of Pennsylvania Boston University a, Brown. Lafayette at Boston College. Buckneu at Pittsburgh. Rutgers a t West Virginia. Vermont at IICly Cross. Detroit at Springfield. Stevens at Swarthmore. Muhlenberg at Lehigh. SuSQuehanna at Colgate. Colby at Maine. Alfred at Hamilton. c. c. N. Y. at Hobart. Wesleyan at Tufts. New Hampshire at Massachusetts A Aggies.
 Rochester at Rensselaer, Poly Middlebury at Northfield. Bates at Bowdoin. Villa. Nova at Gettysburg. Boston University at Brown. ClarkSon at Buffalo. Haverford at F. and M. Grove City at Carnegie Tech. Crsinus at Dickinson. Washington at Lebanon Valley. Trinity at Union.
 West. Princeton at Chicago. Purdue at Iowa. Illinois at Michigan. Ohio State at Minnesota. Michigan Aggies at Indiana Butler at Wabash California at South California. Idaho at Oregon. Nebraska at Oklahoma. Missouri at St Louis.
 South. Notre Dame at Georgia Tech. Louisville at Centre. North Carolina State at " M. I. Mercer at Vanderbilt. Emory and Henry at Georgetown. Virginia at Johns Hopkins. Oglethorpe at Georgia. V. P l. at Cath olic University. Lynchburg at w. and l.. Alabama at Texas. Mississippi at Tennessee. r Sewanee at Kentucky.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-28

Matchmaer Parker also announced this morning that the members of the Bridgeport A & A. will be his guests at the ringside, more evidence that the "old sore" has been healed.
 Bogash in Fine Shape.
 Louis Bogash is in fine fettle for the battle and is confident of putting away Fisher. Despite his hard bat tie with Pal Reed early in the week the local boy went through his train ing work with pep, yesterday after noon, at the Acorn club.
 ''Looey will be in even better shape than when he fought Reed and he was trained to the minute then" as serted Joe Smith. "I' m looking for knockout before the tenth round" again ventured Sir Joseph.
 Bogash is training with Sailor Grande. the veteran, and the latter who met the best in his division in his ring days declared Bogash could
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-28
AND BLACK
 TEAM IN HARTFORD

The Bridgeport High School foot ball eleven is this afternoon battling with the fotbal warriors of Hartford High at~~Triniy Field, Hartford. A party of 50 rooters accompanied the team to the Capitol City.
 Captain Frankie Mertens viewed the game from the sidennes. It is probable that he will be out of the game for the rest of the season owing to a dfsIocated shoulder sustained in the Harrisburg game last week. Cliff Lynch and Eli Donbu1lion. two of the F ed and Black stars who received mi nor injuries in Harrisburg went into their regular positions in the back field.
 The result of this game is going a. long way in determining the state championship as Bridgeport beat New Haven and Crosby and Hartford has won all of it's games. trouncing Tor 26 to ', while Torrington beat Ansonia-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-28
1SS2-Harvard goals, 19 touch
 downs: Dartmouth q
Penn State and
 Syracuse Ready

New York, Oct. 2S-The football teams of Penn State and Syracuse University meet at the Polo Grounds this afternoon in the first of a local series of contests featuring out of town varsity e1evens. Penn State, with its long list of triumphs un- nlarred by defeat during the past two seasons, is a, slight fayorite over the upstate eleven.
 A feature of the game will be the snHed p1 of 1ee7 nn +1a iH Iii1e Tnes Hro1a this squad the first team at Penn State was selected and all but one member will be on hand to watch the play of the present day combin-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-28

not be in better shape than he is now.
 Mack and Mason Bout,
 The little fellows on the bil Young Mack and Johnny Mason, can be counted upon to give an excellent account of themselves in their setto fo- the Nutmeg bantam champion ship. They are 8 fast pair and will furnish plenty of action. Stamford Is going to send a big delegation to root for Young Mack.
 Selection of Referee.
 Under the new ruling of the State Athletic Commission that body will select the referee and the official will not be known until few hours be- fore the fight. Bridgeport is the first city to have the rule applied as a result over the controversy that featured the selection of the arbiter in the recent Kaplan and Chaney gO
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-28
New Britain.

CT of MiddIebury; head linesman, Mccullough; timer, Redgate.
 Workout Last Night.
 The Healy eleven went through strenuous workout last night at New field Park Coach Fred Hunt util- izei a big part. of the session in the forward pass play. Ten forward bv route of Ed Hickey to "Ching" Hanmill while only two were incom- pIated by narrow margins. The To, cal team has about the best aerial game any team in the state has to offer.
 line team appeared in their new uniforms for the first time last Sun day The jerseys are bright green The numbers of the players have been ,cbanged and the official list follows:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-28
Fairfield Veterans
 to Play Lenox Jrs.

The American Legion Tigers of Fairfield will play their fourth game of the season Sunday at the American Legion field. meeting the strong Lenox Jrs. of the North End. To date the Tigers have won two games and played one scoreless tie.
 Manager Schick is after the Elm A. C.. or the Columbia Bulldogs of Stam- ford, for November 5, and if he does get either of these teams, the Legion boys will have their hands full, for both of these teams have been strengthened considerably in tho last year.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-28
ELK PIN ShaASHERS IN KEEN BATTLES
 IN TWO B0WLING LEAGUES

1 December 5-st. Louis vs Phila- | December 6-Detro1t vs Washing 1 ton.
 1 December 11-New York vs St. December .12-Detroit vs Chicago l December 13-Cleveland vs Wash- T December @ 15-Phi1adelphia vs December 18-New York vs De- troit. December 2o-C1eve1and vs Phila- pecember 22-Was shington vs Bos- December 26-New York vs Chi December 27-st. Louis vs Detroit December 29-Cleveland vs Boston. January 2-Washtngton Vs Phala- January s-New York vs Cleveland January 5-St. Louis vs Washing ton. ,,,,.+,o January 9-Ch!cago vs Boston.
 January 10-New York vs Wash ington. .,,
 January 15-Detroit vs Boston.
 January 16-Chicago vs Philadel- phia. ,,,.., January 19-st. Louis vs Boston, January 22-Detroit vs: G1evelana. 19a t1l ar .1 January 24-New York vs Boston. January 26-st. Louis vs Philadel- phia.
 Tan7,arv 3o-Chicago vs Cleveland.
 National League
 October 3O-New York vs Boston. october 31-Pittsburgh vs St. Louis November 1-Brooklyn vs Chicago November 3-Philadelphfa vs Gin cinnati.
 November 7-Pittsburgh vs Boston. November s-Brooklyn vs Cincin- natl.
 November 13-New York vs Brook November 14-Pittsburgh vs Phil November 15-Boston vs Chicago. November 17-st. Louis vs Cinein- nati.
 November 21 Pittsburgh vs November 22-Boston vs Cincin- November 24-st. Louis vs Chicago. November 27-New York vs Chica- November 28-Pittsburgh vs Gin November 2s-Boston vs Brooklyn. December 1-St. Louis vs Philadel- phia.
 December 4-New York vs Cincin natl.
 December 5-Pittsburgh s. Chica- December 6-Boston vs Philadel- December S-St Louis vs Brook December New York vs Pitts burgh. December 12-Boston vs St. Louis. December 13-Brooklyn vs Phila- deIphia. December 15-Ch.cago vs Cincin- nati
 December 18-New York vs Bos- December 1s-Pittsburgh vs St. Louis. December 2-Philadelphia vs Gin cinnati. December 26 New York vs St. Louis December 27-Pittsburgh vs Bos- ton. December 2s-BrookIyn vs Cincin- January 2-Pittsburgh vs Chica- go. January 3-New York vs Brooklyn ] January 5-Pittsburgh vs Philadel- l ph;a- January S-Boston vs- Chicago. January 9--St. Louis vs Cincinnati | January 1O-New York Phila- 1 delphia. January 12-Pittsburgh vs Brook 1yn. January 15-Boston vs Cincinnati January 16-St. Louis vs Chicago. | January 17-New York vs Chicago | January 1e-Pittsburgh vs Cincin- nati. January 22-Boston vs Brooklyn. January 23-St. Louis vs Philadel- 1 phia.
 January 24-New York vs Cincin- nati.
 January 26-Pittsburgh vs Chica- go.
 January. 29-Boston vs Philadel- phia.
 January SO-St. Louis vs Brooklyn. New York Oct 2s-walter Hagen. American holder of the British open | golf title, and Joe Kirkwood. his Aus 1 trahan touring partner. are on their | way west today to launch a winter exhibition trip that will carry them J
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-28
Fort Jay Eleven Is Booked for
 ArInistice Day
By Tad

Bridgeport football fans will have a football game on ArInis- tice Day. Nov. Ii, when Mike HeaIY's Maroons will play the Fort Joy soldier eleven at New field Park. The proceeds of the game vii Ibe turned over to the Good Will Fund being subscribed for Miss Isabel Rogan'S trip to the devastated France. Miss Ro- gan was the winner of the Good Will election conducted by The Times.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-28
NO POST-SEASON GAME
 FOR CENTRE

Danville, ky, Oct. 28-Announee- rnent was made here that Centre College football team had declined an dnvitation of the Phoenix ChaRsDer of Commerc for a post-season. foot- ball game with the University Of Ar-zona eleven. College authorities said they would abide by the new rule of the Southern Intercollegiate Asso- ciatfon, which forbids post-season games
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-28

q Terry is popular with bhs loca' sporting fraternity and is a member of the Knights Of CodunaDus and the is secretary Of the bowling leagues He is also interested in baseball and football and has always been an ar dent boxing fan. He is a, resident ot Fourth District Democratic organiza. ton.
 Dick Myers was quizzed on the l situation yesterday. He had z nothing to say except that he had been endorsed and the matter is now in Mayor AtWater's hands. In brief Dick Is resting on his, oars'' and expects to be named in due time. ks
 However, some friends of Myers are on the anxious seat
 due to the rumorS that Terry 5 will land the job. One of them said yesterday that some Of the
 Terry boosters who knew that Parkers resignation was coming two weeks in advance went to the Mayor and "gave him an < D. eaffuP on the matter. Natur- { ally, they have taken up the1E cudgeIs and have started a merry warfare in the interests of the ANetob koAdCh- l1ISy eH~
 titled to the job because of Ioy-
 alty to party, etc.
 However, Mayor Atwater has
 other names before him, includ-
 ing that of Jim RawIey, well known boxing fan. Some say he's likely to figure as a compromise
 if Myers and Terry fail to land
 the plum. There are also a cou-
 pie of other Clark horses" who
 bear watching.
 Then. it is said. the Mayor is lfkeN to consult Dick Howell and Mike Healy, members of the board. befor, announcing his selection. An adj ence may be held early next week
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-28
WATERBURY BOXING
 RESUMES TONIGHT

The boxing season will be ushered in at Waterbury tonight when George Mulligan, the veteran promoter will offer the first set of bouts of the sea- son. In the feature number of twelve rounds Marty Summers, New York welterweight will swap punches with K O. Johnny Smith In the semi final Young Saxon, coming local lightweight will scrap with Sailor Gib- son in an eight rounder.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-28
Yale and Harvard
 Lead Their Rivals

Yale and the Army have played twenty-one games and the Ellis have won fourteen, lost three and tied four. Harvard and Dartmouth have met twenty fight times and the Crimson has won twenty-four, lost two and tied two. The records of the two series follow:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-28
Local Gridders Pri1ned For Contest With New Britain
YOUNG FISHER DUE TO ARRIVE TONIGHT LOU BOGASH READY

Young Fisher, the Syracuse mddeweight who to Louis ogas in the ring Monday night at the Casino due to Bridgeport tonight according by Matchmaker Andy Parker this morning. Quarters engaged for Fisher his Joe Metro party at the Sratfield
 Tomorrow, 12 o'clock, Fisher will be inspection Andy Parkers where he will through light work ana aSer invites all local boxing 1ans to De
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-28
M'KENNA TOPS
 CRANE BOWLERS
 WITH 102 AVERAGE

Bow1ers in the Crane Duckpin League continue to hit the pins for good scores, with Team No. in the lead with a record of 21 wins and ' losses. McKenna is in the lead for the individual honors with an aver age of 102 for 21 games, with Hub bard the runner-up. Scores: