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Evening star., 1923-05-24

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Co..
OF the District Of Columbia passed in Ea,i:"
Cause No. 3s3i3. tie undersigned triist.,
will cell at public auction In front Of n,
respective premises HTRSDAY TIN
TWENTNroURTH DAY or MAY. 1873,
the hours hereinafter mentioned. the folio
ing described land and premises situate ir : ..
lunbia. to wit: Al FOUR O'Clock IN
part Of lot p il square 552. being the II
next to the west Is It. Of said lot - s
the depth OF said lot. assessed for PURPOSES
OF taxation as lot SO4 in square 552: i.
FOCR-TH1BTY O'CLOCK PM, u IT. Oh =
81. s.w., neyt 70 the east "A IT. of lot ) !.
square l9e by the full depth of said ,o- ),
AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm, the south 24O4 :
on Delaware ave. s.w.. By the full depth =
after the south 3s.i7 #. OF DelawSre az
s.w. by the full depth Of lot . in square -
Terms OF sale: Une-tntrd Of the DurcEh
money to be paid IL cash. balance In ~
equal !nstallments. payable in one and tf-s
yesrs with interest at per centum p,
snnum, payable eni-snluaHy, from day q.
sale, secured by deed of trust upon til.
property sold, or all cash, at the option Of tac
purchaser. a deposit Of $3.50 viii be required
stamps. etc, at cost Of purchaser. Terms oe
sale 70 be complied with within 80 days fro1.
day Of sale, otherwise the trustee reser- e.
the right to resell the property al the rick
and cost Of defaulting purchaser after H..
days advertisement OF such resale In so1-.
newspaper published in Washington. D. c.
AYLETT Y. HOFFMAN,
151S ST. NV.
RICHARD A. FORD. Attorney
Enyl2-d&ds. .eTSu Woodward bid.
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CHAS. D. SAGER
Main So o24 18th St. NV. Main 81.
WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD

BELMONT ROAD NEAR 10th ST.
howaterh
NEAR WARDNAN PARK HOTEL.
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NEW HOUSE-CHENY CHASE, D. {.
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NEAR 10th AND DECATUR SIS.
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yards with ract and
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OUINTER. THOMAS & CO.
Real Estate Financing.
$40 5th Street Northwest. Main $40.
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VWSf JdIItIs, tUkH. tt0...
At IL O'Clock AN.
At IL O'Clock Noon,
At'No. 41O 9Th St. NV.
Automobiles, including Linn
CUISINE, Sedans, Touring Cars,
Roadsters, Deliveries, etc.

ADAM 4. WEsCHLER, Aue;ioEees.
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ADAM 4. WESCHLER. ACCT1oSEER.
TRI STEES' SALE or VALUABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING. No. 400
MEADE. STREET SOUTHEAST. 'HANP-
TON PARK -
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Welcome the Shfiners.
Pay your deposit, move in and rent your
vacant rooms to the Sbrners: brand new, va
cant, all modern homes in northwest, north
east and southeast. Prices as low $500,
with cash payments of only $500; your oppor-
tunty; act quick.
r. D. MACPHERSON
. 200 Continental Trust bldg. Main 1880
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SHANNON & LUCHS.
rs 18th Street Northwest. Main o345~
FINE DETACHED HOME -S1o5,o.
sa sss a % H ss2 t a @ assss s % Sleeping | s. % % ~ s %
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-se5oo.
P n & = @ @ a - is ] ' and painted
HOME IN CLEVELAND PARK.
m seven @ a' @ two sph Ss nfase % lss
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-s13 $500.
garage on By 4 foot nj Nj % PfTAsSfSis 1s s .S1; 5e payment
% r | % @ 5 h~se @ % 'e l1ss Exon @ '
RE&L 6FFERSG IL 1 BEAtfITT IiT1s sSG IT. % ADDToN f II
ss ss'; AIS sse;s 'si q ti ' @
- - 18th STREET TERRACE
Subject to a Reasonable Offer.
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By CALLING MAIN 81 2SSG2 122SSH Z Z rtTge Uc f o"r
rs 14th Street Northwest. Main 2345
NEW HOMES NEAR SAULS ADDITION.
% s e: ss 5;$ Si &c 5s II ;5 : @ t h:s e. f: ;:s5 o
s7,s5o-s5oo CASH, s49.5o MONTH.
% s @ % BATH % Es 'Rs The % 3 A , f .aH.ss Ee corner god
BRIGHTWOOD.
'' 2s S1s i5vsss @ ss @ At once s:s S & 4ss @ s @
PETWORTH
m semi oSf s6 ] P e I 9:s :s @ EBs on s : s $50 cash. s .s
KENYON ST. OFF ADAMS MILL ROAD.
@ S sarsE F pds S' sG&5ce ] | a ssfh Rss
10Th STREET HEIGHTS
s P e. s % iSt Many Many s ss' feature ss
The JOSEPH SHAPIRO COMPANY.
Dosk6 oakkbSkhlS 1lto
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"A REAL BARGAIN.
West Of 14th street, near Allison; desirable
4-bedroom house, having all modern improve
ments; colonial porch; box type; h.w.h., elec.,
hardwood floors; glass-inclosed porch; garage.
house in excellent condition. Price, S12, 500.
Address Box S1-Z, Star office.
Mt. Pleasant.
Owner lea wing city will sell home of
rooms tile bath, h-w.h., electricity, parduet
Uoo-s throughout. III perfect coGlition; p.ec
very reasopable: immediate possession. All
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SIS.UOu.
Saul's Addition.
Continued.


SauPS Addition.
. delightfully."- situated detached home
Homes IN this in-town suburb
iiste occupancy. Individually and at
'racrively plsnned-sll of the rooms
unusually bright and well proper
toned. Spacious living room with
open fireplace, dining room, huilt-in
china closet. four bedrooms, tile bath.
h.-w.h.. elec. Garage.
SI5,5oo.
Woodley Road.
OUT -of-town owner is Offering this
splendid home property at most sal
ah!N prize. II is near the Episcopal
cathedral and convenient to Cleveland
Park School. There are eight large
rooms q bedroomsl, sleeping porch;
maids room; Sbpen fireplace; h.-wh,
cle". Two-car garage. Beautiful lot
and several shade trees, shrubbery and
nowers.
SI1,5oo.
Two-Family Flat.
i splendid offering in com bination
home and investment. Excellent 10
rality near 18TH and Columbia road.
Two apartments OF five and six rooms
and bath each: separate heating
plants, porches. yards, etc. Elec.
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$1,000.

SiI-roora brick house IN strictly white
neighborhood; garage space.
THE REALTY & INVESTMENT CORP.
or
WASHINGTON.
13J 15th ST. NV. Main 2aOs
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YOUR CHANCE-Ss,8oo.

Only $500 cash and 500 per month will en-
able you to get immediate possession of a nice
6-room, boY-type house. elect, h.-w.h., garage.
front and rear yards: good Sc. section.
r. d. MACPHERSON,
200 Continental Trust bldg. Main 1885,.
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EASY TERMS.
BOSS & PHELPS.
Main 1910. Realtors. 1417 X ST. NV.

DELIGHTFUL HOME.
Near sauls addition. rooms. sleeping
porch, h.-w.h., cleo. gas, laundry trays. ga
rage space; very reasonable price: bargain.
r. j.. MACPHERSON,
209 Continental Trust bldg. NJ. 1885.
24s
Best N.W.-S6,8oo, $50 CASH.
New colonial home, large rooms, double
rear porches; electricity: ami.
r. II. MACPHERSON,
200 Continental Trust bldg VI. 1895.
Evening star., 1923-05-24

NEW HOUSES.
Buy now and save money. Rcrt
receipts have no value. These de
IightfuIly situated homes are 10
Gated in convenient and popular
section Of the northwest. Tapestry
brick house having six large
rooms, tile bath front bedroom
20I11l. Concrete front porch; two
ten-foot rear porches; oak floors:
hot water heat: electric lights
These houses are 2ox32-deep lQt
Evening star., 1923-05-24

nyl9-d&ds. *. S&ho.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-21

San Antonio, 4; Houston, 2.
Fort Worth. 16: Dallas. S.
Others rained out.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-21
LOSES BILLIARD TITLE
Cutler Makes Great Finish Before
Rowing To Peterson.

st. Louis. Mo-, April 2i.-Despite
his noble last-minute effort, which
veteran billiard enthusiasts declared
was the most remarkable perform
ance they have ever seen under the
conditions. Albert Cutler of New
York relinQuished his "shortstop"
1872 balkline billiard championship to
Charles c. Peterson of St. Louis here
last night. At the end of their last
400-point block, which opened the
previous night, the local wizard was
on the long end OF an 500 to 7S4
score. It took Peterson % innings
to complete his 400.
Cutler played beautifully early in
the game and in the late innings. but
his work in between was only mediocre
due greatly to unfortunate breaks.
Peterson took a decided slump in the
late innings and at a point when he
needed just one more billiard, Cutler
cut loose with run of 1879. missing
on a draw shot by hairs breadth.
The score board showed Peterson
with 100 and Cutler with 6i5 when
the latter opened his run in which
he nursed the balls perfectly and reg
istered many intricate shots. Fans
began to show anxiety as Cutler click
ed off one after another. making the
hard and easy ones alike. At last
he missed and Peterson took his cue
and captured the title by running his
single,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-21
ki1lkS0'
bI3PPO"

In making some changes near the
green the soil is rendered very soft.
After a hard rain it has become so
sloppy that n ball striking such a
spot will either wholly or partially
bury itself Is it permissible 10 loosen
the ball by lifting it and replacing:
Two rulings are possible in such a
situation. If play is under l. ). G..
A. rules. the player may lift the ball
and drive again from where the
stroke was made, merely losing
stroke and distance. Under the w.
q. a. rules. the ball may be lifted
and dropped without penalty, th1
ball being regarded in casual water.
Playing second shot, the ball
lands ON the wrong green. Must
the ball be played from the green or
can il be lifted and dropped without
penalty?
Once again there are two possible
rulings. The rules of the L. :. g.
A. make il compulsory TO play the
ball from the lie on the wrong green.
Under W. G. 4. rules the player can
lift the ball and drop it off the green
without penalty.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-21

The Aztecs and the San Antonio
Eagles will play at Van Dazzle Stadi-
UNI Sunday at > 80. This game was
scheduled FOR last Sunday but was
postponed because Of rain. All play
ers OF the Eagles are expected TO be
at Sullivan-Pittman Park at Q $50
Sunday for morning practice.
The st. Johns Seminary baseball
team won its fourth straight game
Thursday. defeating st. Anthony's
College, Is to o. Turner, pitcher for
st. Johns, turned in no-hit game,
tanning twelve men in the seven in
nings played. The winners got sew
enteen hits. Each team made five err
rors. Batteries: Turner and
Schmitt; Cassidy and Conrad.
Troop s of the Junior Boy Scout
League made it three victories in a
row at Breckenridge Park Friday by
winning from Troop So by a score of
Is TO >. Batteries were Wyatt and
Nichols for the winners; Lord and
Proudfoot for the losers.
The Goth Squadron baseball team
of the Kelly Field league committed
half score of errors Friday and lost.
l. TO l, 10 the Thirteenth Squadron.
Brown of the winners allowed seven
well -scattered hits.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-21
SCHWAB BOOKING UP
ATTRACTIVE GAMES
FOR HIS BALL TEAM
NeU Braufels Sunday to
Be FOLLOWED by Baylor
Cubs and Manor.

George Schwab. manager ~ the
Alamo-Peck Indians. is arranging an
elaborate schedule for midsummer at
Schwab Field.
Following the appearance Of the
New Braunfels Tigers against the In
dams at 2 o'clock Sunday. the Baylor
University Cubs will be along Friday
and Saturday Of the coming week to
play the Alamo-PeckS. and the Manor.
Texas. club. highly-touted, will appear
here next Sunday.
Kennedy. which is busy strengthen
ing since taking a beating at the hands
nf the Indians recently. has been
booked for return engagements June 2
and 3. Two strong oil company teams
from Houston will be along about the
same time.
Saturday and Sunday games will be
arranged throughout June, July and
August, Schwab announces.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-21
BAYLOR EXPECTS TO
MAKE 1T TWO OVER
AGGIES SATURDAY
Texas A. & NJ. Team Loses
First Game of Sea-
son Friday.

College Station. Tex. April al
Baylor University followers were con-
fident Saturday that the Bears would
repeat their Friday victory in the see
ond game OF the series with the Texas
Aggies, leading baseball team Of the
Southwestern conference. Lyons for
Baylor and Olsen for the Aggies were
the probable pitching selections.
The Baylor win over A. & NJ. FRI
day was the first defeat sustained by
the Farmers this season. The score
was 6 to 4.
Baylor romped on Gill in the second
inning for five runs and he was re-
moved for Rogers, n southpaw, who
held the Bears to five hits and one
run, homer by Williamson, the rest
of the way.
Pickett of the Aggies hit a home
run with one on base.
Freeze of Baylor settled down after
the Aggies punched his delivery brisk
ly in the first three innings and fan
ned thirteen batsmen the rest Of the
route.
The game was played on wet field.
Batteries were Freeze and Cow
inston; Gill, Rogers and Forgason.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-21
EAGLES AND LIGHT
MAKE LEAGUE BOWS
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Six City League Clubs Will
Be in Action in ToWn,
Two Out of City.

The Eagle Furniture Company and
the San Antonio Light. the two teams
of the City League that had off days
on the opening two Sundays ago, will
make their first appearance in league
games this Sunday The Eagles are
mostly veteran ball players and have
a reputation OF being one of the best
biting teams in the city. The Light
team this year is far above that OF
last season. There are several new
players. all Young.
The Eagles will play the Telephone
Company Sunday at San Pedro Park
at 1 o'clock. while The Light team
will face the Lone Star Bakery nine
insthe second game Of a double-header
at Breckenridge PARK. In the first
game the Chic ChicS will take or
the Express team, the game TO BIZ
called ut 80
The other two teams of the league
will play out-of-town games. The
Pittsburg Heater nine will 60 to Kerr.
willie TO play the Kerrville Athletics
while the Public Service Company will
face the Comfort team in Comfort
The batteries for Sundays game,
probably will be: Small and Mitchell
for the Eagles; Barnes and Brown fol
the Telephone Company; Irwin and
White for The Light; 4. Mathis and
+. VI. Mccarthy. for the Lone Star
Conoly and Froebel for the Chic
Chics; Cornoyer and Rces for the
Express: Lindsey and Reno for the
Pittsburg Heaters. and Pope and
Harris FOR the Public Service.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-21
STAR SAILS FRIDAY
Johnston. Tennis Coach. Will Have
Busy Program Before Then.

San Francisco. April 2f.-William
NJ. Johnston. who will compete this
year in France for the worlds hard
court tennis championship and the
worlds grass court championship in
England. will depart for New York
next Friday. Prior To sailing from
New York. May :. he will play ex-
hibition matches in New York and
Philadelphia.
In New York. Johnston. who ranks
second nationally in tennis. will play
a round robin match with William 7.
Tilden II and Vincent Richards. first
and third ranking players. respective
ly.. This play will be May 2 and will
inaugurate movement for municipal
tennis at which the Leading city Of
ficials of New York will be present.
Johnston's opponent in Philadel-
phia. May 3. will be Tilden. who will
be playing in his home town.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-21
SAN MARCOS HELD TO
TWO HITS BY TOLAR;
BRECKENRIDGE WINS
Local School Pitcher in
Fine Form, While Mates
Crash the Ball.

The pitching of 1Olar and the hit
ting of Whitney. Fenner and Rodri-
guez was too much for the San Mar
COS Baptist Academy in San Marcos
Friday and Breckenridge High
Schools classy baseball team won by
the score Of q to o.
The pitching of Tolar was the main
feature of the game. lie allowed but
two hits and famed ten men, while
his teammates wallope1 Garrison and
Sims. the Baptist pitchers, for four
teen safe bngles. Whitney connected
for four hits in four times at bat one
Of these going for three bases. Fcnner
also got a triple, while Rodriguez
pooled a homer.
Score by innings: Il. II. r.
breckenridge. 100 124 O0l--9 II !
Baptist Acad. 600 600 0n0-O > !
Batteries: Tolar and Recs; CARR
son. Sims and Allen.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-21

At cleveland II. ". E.
Chicago ....... 20l 200 000-5 II 0
Cleveland ..... 100 eco 5Ox--S 8 /
Batteries: Ted Blankenship. Faber.
Connally, Davenport and Schalk: Mete-
vier. Morton, Boone, Uhle and ONeill.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-21
ENTHUSIASM WINS
RECOGNITION FOR
RECRUIT CATCHER
Bill HmgraUe of Washing
ton Club Has to Be
Chased OFF Diamond.

Washington, d. C., April 2f.-If
ever a player entbused over baseball,
that individual is Bill Hargrave, re-
cruit catcher with Washington.
Baseball experts say that a liking
for the game is essential to success.
II that is the case Bill Hargrave is
destined to be big star, for literally
be loves it.
Hargrave came to the Nationals
rather unheralded. but no recruit has
better chance to linger around in
the big show, even though his efforts
for a time may be confined TO warm
ing up pitchers.
Hargrave simply effervesces base
ball. When back Of the bat he keeps
up a running fire of conversation.
When not working back of the plate
he either shags balls in the outfield
or cavorts around the infield. Most
/ catchers consider mask, protector,
glove and shin guards as full equip
ment, but not Hargrave.
"A busy young man. that fellow
Hargrave.' was a remark made to
Manager Bush.
al should think he was" replied
the Nationals manager. We have
to chase him off the field; practice is
never over with him. -
Last year. with New Haven.
aside from catching sc games, he
played SO at third base. nine at sec
ond and the same number in the
outfield. At other times he acted as
pinch hitter. l like those busy guys"
concluded Bush as he chased Red
to the showers. He is sure to he
known as Red" because of the color
of the locks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-21
Card and Pencil Spells
Promising Golfers
By NIKE BRADY, Western Open Champion

carry a hazard he will go around it.
Obviously that gets him nowhere. II
may save him a few shots in an oc-
casional round, but it tends to con-
vert him into a cautious, stilted golfer
with limited possibilities.
His real route to progress is Il
forget his scores, take some lessons
and practice, practice, practice.
II he is really keen for golf he
will soon discover that there is q
surprising amount of satisfaction il
practicing, studying and Analysing hi.
own game and experimenting on shots
with all the different clubs.
Every new thing learned is al
elixir and a further incentive. ChicI
Evans and Walter J. Travis are two
wonderful examples of men who never
hesitated to practice.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-21

For those who are ambitious OF be-
coming skilled golfers l know of no
better advice than TO forget, for
while, the card and pencil; forget
competition, and practice.
The card and pencil have spoiled
more good golfers in the making than
any other factor in the game. They
breed illusion in a players mind as
TO how his game is progressing. He
scores 40 today and 105 tomorrow
and thinks he is improving.
Chances are that he merely has
been lucky. His 105 may be funda-
mentally worse golf that his 10. In
playing for a score he is very apt to
acquire the habit of playing the safe
shot, rather than the correct one.
IL he is doubtful of his ability to
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-21
NATATORIUM TO OPEN
Bi.weekly Swimming Contests Start
Soon at River Avenue Pool.

The River Avenue Natatorum was
opened Saturday for the first time this
season., The formal opening will take
place Sunday. according TO Max We've
ger. proprietor. Within short time
bi-weeklv swimming and diving con
tests will be- held in the pool. which.
with its equipment. has been complete
~ renovated. Professor Walter Crouch
will have charge Of swimming instruc-
ton at the pool this year and has al
ready started forming his classes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-21
FIGHTING In CHINA
Sun Vat Sens Troops Recapture Ar
senal From Opponents.
BY the Associated Press.

Canton. April 2f.-With heavy en-.
gagements proceeding just outside OF
Canton. Yunnanesc troops. support.
ing Sun Vat Sen. have recaptured
the arsenal from the opposing faction
the Kwangsi army, which is retreat
ing northward.
Both sides have suffered severe
casualties
The Yunnanese also are preventing
the advance Of achievements from
Kwangsi province.
Fierce fighting is in progress on the
West river.
Sun Vat Sens Kwangtung troops
entering Canton from Kong Moon &c
the south are cooperating with the
Yunnan forces.
Yet the city of Canton remains
peaceful.
Telegraph and telephone communl
cation with the outside world hai
been INTERRUPTED. however. and cable
grams are being mailed to Hongkoni
for transmission.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-21
Time Bomb Damages Homes.
Philodclphla, April 2t.-A I

Phi1adClphia, AprfI <I'.-N ~
bomb placed on the steps of the home
of Chevalier c. c. A. Baldi. a banker
and lender in the Italian colony here;
late last night damaged the house and
A number of other residences in Rox-
borough. a suburb. No one was in
iured, despite the fact that stones and
bricks were hurled through windows.
Chevalier Bald. who is a Sympatth-
izer of the Fascist group, il on his
way home from Italy, having sailed
yesterday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-21
GOLF AT CL0UDCROFT
Tri.State Amateur Championship An
pounced For June 1913.

NJ. II. Hutchins. manager Of the
Neneer Hotel here in the winter anu
The Lodge. Cloudcroft. \. NJ, in inc
summer. has announced the Tri-State
Omen Amateur Golf Championship
tournament to be held on the Cloud
croft course. 112 miles from FL Paso,
on June 10 to 10. Special railroad
rates have been arranged tor lng
tournament which will be followed
bv a handicap event. The three states
after which the Tri-Stnte tournament
has been named are New Mexico, Tex
as and Arizona. .,
The Cloudcroft course is supposed
10 be the highest in the world, nav
Ing an elevation Of 5000 feet
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-21
BOWLING

The Primrose Petroleum Company's
team from Dallas. en- route to Austin
for the state bowling tournament there,
stopped over in San Antonio for a
couple of days. Friday night the team
tangled with the Grad Alley five. a
picked team of local bowlers. and lost
three straight games TO the home talent
by total Of 237 pins. Pat Thomas of
the domcstics went wild. smashing the
pins away above 200 in each of his
games and totalling 6Si. Wendeberg
also rolled well. "Flashlight" Rob
bins of the Dallas team was high for
side side with 190-33J.
The Primrose Pets are 70 bowl
against n reinforced .Ioske Bros. Co.
team of the Grand Alleys Saturday
night. Fridays scores: