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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-04-05
Fruitland Items

Mrs. ID. l.. Ingard returned Friday
from a two months visit in California
II. A. kaufman accompanied by
his mother, came Saturday from Mo
desto, California.
Harry Powell is delivering mail or
the Fruitland route while r. w. Bald.
win is having his vacation.
Mrs. e. A. Linck and Fern, OF
Boise, are visiting Fruitland friends
this week.
Miss Name Bayer is spending the
week at home.
Misses Grace Paxton and Dorothy
Lewis were weekend guests at home.
Mrs. S. C. Hunter spent Sunday at
the John Tackett home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lott Bowman and
little daughter, were out from Pay
cite Sunday, guests at the Jim Smith
home.
Little Jean Bracewell returned Sat
urday from two weeks visit in New
Plymouth.
Fifty-five Fruitland people en-
joyed a picnic at Vale Sunday, and a
plunge in the NAT"
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Swanson of
Apple Valley, and Mr.. and Mrs. C. E.
Hallock visited at the Rodney Shake
home Sunday.
Ray Stevens left last week for
Boise, where he has employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Lackey and Bet
ty, spent Sunday at the A. H. Nc
Connell home
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stevens re-
turned last week from Bellingham,
Washington.
The Senior and intermediate En-
beavers will meet at the M. E.
church Saturday evening, April 7.
The District Officers will be present.
e. L. Slinker came down Saturday
from Smiths Ferry for a two weeks
visit with relatives.
Misses Alice Hooley, Lena Col
well, Nola Creger, Marine Sherman
and Annie Berg enjoyed an Easter
picnic at the F. A. Engle home, Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Creger, Miss
Linnle, Amos, and E. L. Slinker were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. billiard Creger.
A 10 pound son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Sheridan Coulter of the EN-
iiiS'I DiOpe' GJ the u. H. Sclu bert
home, Monday, April 2.
Mrs. ]. N. Hill of New Plymouth.
Is visiting relatives here.
The Easter Cantata which was Civ,
en- at the Brethren church here sun
DAY mite, was given at the Brethren
church in Payette, Tuesday Mite.
Mrs. George Eldredge. Mrs. s. p
Conantser and Mrs. Clyde Conantser,
returned to their home in Halfway, |
Oregon, Saturday.
R: A. Kenney of Boise, is visiting
Fruitland friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. BlakesIey. Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Graham. and Mr.. and
MRS. H. NJ. Lewis, picniced on the
Biakesley Graham ranch on Dead OK
Sunday.
Mrs. Roy WhitseIl and J. H. Whit
sell spent Sunday at the Will Whit
sell home in Emmett.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Waite, and Mrs.
Lee Brubaker, were Caldwell visitors
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-04-05

Food, Aprons and other small ar
ticles win be on sale. Proceeds for
local use.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09
GREAT TRIBUTE
GIVEN HONAN
Fighting Waiter Will Not Re-
turn to Ring, He An
nOunCeS

A great tribute is paid Joe Honan
of this city and Tottenville, who in
his fighting days was known as the
Fighting Waiter" in a recent issue
of the Staten Islander. In connec-
ton with a story that Honan is
scheduled to make a comeback, COM
ment is made on the fights of Honan
with Joe Black and Mike Maize at
the Richmond Sporting Club in the
days of the Frawley law about eight
or nine years ago.
Honan, according to the Staten
Islander, was carded to fight Eddie
Ford, the Fort Wadsworth welter-
weight, in IL of the bouts at the re-
cent show of the Center Athletic
Club. The one time great boxer an
nounced yesterday that he has nc in
tention OF staging a comeback and
is devoting his entire time to cond1-
tioning business men of this city.
The waiter in his years of ex-
rerience in the ring had the oppor-
tunity Of seeing the value OF condi-
ton. 1t is impossible for a boxer to
give his best when not in his best
condition, and when he realized his
ring career rapidly fading he decided
to spend the greater part OF his time
in showing others the value OF con-
dition.
Honan's only word about a come
back was uttered when the Kid Potty
benefit show was first discussed. He
then stated that he was ready to
| meet anyone on the program for this
show and If the show proceeds were
to go entirely to Potty his services
would be contributed to the cause.
| Il would Be hard to find two gamer
| boxers than the waiter and Potty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09
HIGH SCHOOL
BOYS At GAME
To Witness Celtic Game on
Tuesday Night--Guests
of Management
FL. S. CORRESPONDENT

Through the courtesy of Messrs
Levine and Lowenkopf of the Perth
Amboy basketball team, the Perth
Amboy High school varsity bas-
keteers will witness the Amboy-Cel
tic clash at the auditorium on Tues.
day night as the guest of the man.
agement.
The two Amboy teams have beer
making enviable records this sea-
son and as a result of the Crimson
and White quintet's sensational
showing in scholastic circles to date
this invitation is extended. Mr.,
Lowenkopf is an alumnus of the
High school and, while at the State
street institution, brought Amboy
into the limelight on the cinder
path.
A special section will be reserved
for the High school basketeers. and
1T is expected that a great many OF
the pupils also will be in attendance
Coach Waddell's basketeers will,
travel to Railway on Monday to en-
gage in a return game with the
school team of that place. Amboy
easily defeated Railway on the local
court and the tenth straight should
be annexed in this contest. The
coach is holding daily drills to keep
his warriors in trim.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09
% To Even
Series with Italian
Club Here Tomorrow

With twenty-six victories to their
credit and five of their defeats wiped
out by subsequent victories over
these teams, the Perth Amboy Five
will go into action tomorrow night
at the Auditorium court agai st the
Italian Catholic Club when they will
get an opportunity to even up with
that club for the defeat suffered sew
eral weeks ago in this city.
The Italian Catholic Club invaded
the Auditorium court on New Years
night and took a fall out of the local
fayorites by an eleven point margin
in n of the classiest exhibitions
ever displayed by an opposing team
on the local court this year. The
machine-like team work of the Cath
Ole combination completely swept
away all opposition offered by the
Auditorium courtsters and the visi-
tors won in a canter.
The three Cohen brothers, Lind
blom and Mckew we're the outfit
that SO easily downed the Amboy
favorites and with victories over the
Starting Greys, Ascensions. Far
Rockaway K. of c.. st. Jeromes and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09
QUINTET
NOT To APPEAR
Crack Imperial Team of Jer-
sey City Postpones Match
Until 21st

Due to the fact that two mem-
bers OF the team of Gus Bo:h Of
Jersey City, are taking part In a
New York state championship
tourney tonight, the match between
the Imperials of Hudson county
and the Argon1e five of this city
I, Feol led for the Hobart street a.
lsys tonight, has heen put off until
Feb. 81.
Last Friday night the Argonue
team Travelled to Bayonne to engage
in a match with the Imperial 1uir-
tet, the visitors winning the five
game match and losing the two
and one man sets. Great interest
was being taken in the coming of
this crack combination to this city.
It Is a general custom for the
representative team of the Hobart
street alleys to engage in a horne
and home series with Boch's forces,
and this season was the first time IN
a long period that the Amboy rep
resentatives ever scored a win over
the Imperials.
All preparations has been COM
pleted for the coming of the Jer-
sey City bowlers to this city to-
night and a big crowd of bowling
fans from this vicinity was expect"
ed out. The JERSEY City manager
communicated with Howard Rica-
ards captain of the Argonne i've
this morning and at this time the
games were put off until the 21st.
There are no games of import
ance carded for the Hobart street
alleys tonight as a result OF thls
cancellation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09
ST. PETERS5
AT PL. PLAINS
New Brighton Representa-
tives in Return Game-Won
First Contest

The attraction for Amicitia hall in
Pleasant Plains tomorrow night is a
basketball game between the Beau
vais Post American Legion quintet of
Tottenville and the st. Peters Club
team Of New Brighton. This is the
second game of a series between
these combinations. ~contenders for
the Staten Island championship.
In the first game which was played
on the New Brighton court about
two weeks ago the st. Peters came
out ahead by a one point margin.
The st. Peters, Beauvais Post and
the Montanas of Stapleton were the
three contenders for the Staten Is
land championship last season, the
series ending in a tie.
Manager Charley "Talters' tossers
have to come through in this game
in order to be in the running fer the
Staten Island championship. The
Montanas hold a victory over the
Tottenviiie representatives, the Sta
pleton quintet beating the legion
team on the Pleasant Plains court.
It is probable that Charley Sher OF
the Amboys will be with the Totem
vile quintet in all games for the re-
mainder of this season, and the re-
mainder of the positions will be fill
ed by Preacher. LaForge, Price and
Burdsoll or Hoehn.
A week from next Tuesday the
Speedways of this city will play a re-
turn game with Walters outfit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09
KID MITCHELL
ON PROGRAM
10 Fight Lester Applebaum at
Police Show on
March 20 \

Kid Mitchell, OF Hall avenue, has
Peen signed by Bill Seiboth, chair
qnan of the Patrolmen's Benevolent
Association committee for the boz
Tng show in the local auditorium on
tFriday night, March 20. Mitchell,
who is well known to the boxi lg
fans OF this section, will engage in
u four round bout with Lester APP
blebaum Of Railway.
Applebaum has been most sue
fressful in his bouts in this county
TO date and he expects to make
Mitchell follow the same trail as his
former opponents. Followers of the
Mali avenue boy have a different
opinion and they contend that the
EoUthpaw of the North Amboy lad
will rock the Union county battler
10 sleep.
Matchmaker Seiboth has matched
Erankie Gargano, of Staten Island,
with Carl Morris Of Carteret, in a
Blk rounder and Billy Lewis of
Westield, and Joe O'Brien of Eliz-
abeth in a four round bout. Gao
ikano was fouled bly, Young Lambert
bf South Amboy at the last Center
show, and the Westfeld and Eliz-
abeth flyweights engaged in an Id
Aeresting bout on the same card.
Nothing definite has been an
vhourced by the committee chairman
Regarding the main bouts but he
Is working for Roberts and Weinert
An one, and Colletti and Belmont
hn the other.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09
VOLLEY BALL TEAM
PLAYS RAILWAY WEDNESDAY

The Y. NJ. c. A. varsity volley ball
team will travel to Railway next
Wednesday night for the purpose of
meeting the representative team OF
that association in q series OF games
in preparation for the state cham
pionship games to be played in this
city on Washington's Birthday.
While the varsity IL playing in this
city another team of business men
over thirty years of age will be play
ing at Railway, representing Perth
Amboy, in the state tourney for
teams above this age limit. The AM
boy tournament Will be for the I'M
limited class. players Of all ages be-
ing eligible. To play at Railway on
Washington's birthday a player mu
be at least thirty years old.
Perth Amboy stands a good chance
OF winning both tournaments as
there are many players who can
qualify for either team. The games
next Wednesday night at Railway
will be for the purpose of giving both
teams some much needle practice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09
6. |. SCHEDULE
IS ANNOUNCED
Eight Team Bowling Circuit
Has Matches Running
to May 5

Eight bowling matches have been
rolled to date in the Staten Island
Bowling League which this season
is comprised Of eight teams from
various sections of the island. Clar-
ence Hoffman and Bill Pemberton of
this city bowl with the Aquehonga
team Of Tottenville.
The remaining games on the
league schedule follow:
Feb. 12-East Shore and Great
Kills at Grant City (2).
Feb. 13-Amicitia and Hamilton,
at West New Brighton.
Feb. 14-Castleton and East Shore
at Stapleton.
Feb. 17-Aquehonga and Rich
mond at West New Brighton.
Feb. 19-Aquehonga and Great
Kills at Grant City.
Feb. 20-Castleton and Hamilton
at West New Brighton.
Feb. Blast Shore (2) and East
Shore CD at Stapleton.
Feb. 24-Amicitia and Richmond
at West New Brighton.
Feb. 27-Great Kills and Hamil-
ton at West New Brighton.
Feb. 2S-Amicitia and East Shore
Cd at Stapleton.
March 1-CastIeton and Aquehon-
ga at Tottenville.
March 3-East Shore ID and
Richmond at West New Brighton.
March 6-Amicitia and Castleton
at West New Brighton.
March Hamilton and East
Shore Cd at Stapleton.
March 9-Riehmond and Great
Kills at Grant City.
AToraa Q-Esast GharH fGN and
Aquehonga at Tottenville.
March 13-Richmond and Hamfl-
ton at West New Brighton.
March 14-Castleton and East
Shore (2) at Stapleton.
March 15-Aquehonga and Amici-
tia at Pleasant Plains.
March 16-East Shore "a and
Great Kills at Grant City.
March 19-Amicitia and Great
Kills at Grant City.
March 20-East Shore Cd ano
Hamilton at West New Brighton.
March 21-Aquehonga and East
Shore I'd at Stapleton.
March 24-Castleton and Rich
mond at West New Brighton.
March 27-Richmond and Amici-
tia at Pleasant Plains
March 2S-East Shore I'D and
East Shore (2) at Stapleton.
March 29-Great Kills and Aque-
honga at T~ottenville.
March 31-Hamilton and Castle
ton at West New Brighton.
April 2--Castleton and Great Kills
at Grant City.
April S-Aquehonga and Hamilton
at West New Brighton.
April 4-Amicitia and East Shore
Cd at Stapleton.
April East Shore (2) and Rich.
rnond at West New Brighton.
April 10-Richmond and Aque'
honga at Tottenv1lle.
April 10-East Shore I'D and
Castleton at West New Brighton.
April 11-Great Kills and EasI
Shore CD at Stapleton.
April 11-Ha1nilton and Amicitia
at Pleasant Plains.
April 16-Hamilton and Great
Kills at Grant City.
April 17-East Shore CD and Am
icitia at Pleasant Plains.
April 17-Aquehonga and Castle
ton at West New Brighton.
April 1S-Richmond and Eas'
Shore (1) at Stapleton.
April 23-Castleton and Amic1tis
at Pleasant Plains.
April 24-East Shore t1) and
Hamilton at West New Brighton.
April 25-Aquehonga and East
Shore CD at Stapleton.
April 2S-Great Kills and Rich
mond at West New Brighton.
May 1-East Shore CD and Cas-
Teton at West New Brighton.
May 2-Great Kills and East Shore
(1) at Stapleton.
May 3-Amicitia and Aquehonga
at Tottenville.
May 5-Hamilton and Richmond
at West New Brighton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09
"BHLS" WIN TWO GAMES ON PLANFELD ALLEYS
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL E L

Local baseball fans are anxiously
awaiting the decision of those in
charge of the award of the Raritan
Copper Works baseball field. Bids
will be acted on shortly, it is said.
A big crowd is expected out for
the basketball game between the
Perth Amboys and the Original Gel
tics of New York on the Auditorium
court Tuesday night.
Floyd johnson, a fast rising
heavyweight, is to test the present
class Of Jess Willard in a bout at the
new Yankee stadium early in May.
The regular Friday night shoot of
the Perth Amboy Rife Club will be
held on the clubs indoor range to-
night. A big crowd OF visitors are
expected tonight.
One Of the greatest bowling teams
in the state will be cen in action on
the Argonne alleys tonight. There
will be hve-man, two-man and one
man matches.
Murray Borlund, right-handed
pitcher well known in this section,
will be with Buffalo in the Interna-
tional League again this season, it
has been learned.
Every effort is being made to have
the local high school basketball team
entered in the state championship
finals. Once before the local school
was represented in the annual finals.
Joe Honan, the Fighting Waiter,
| will not re-enter the ring again. An
announcement 70 this effect was
| made by the well known conditioner
yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09
AOUEHONGA5
WINS Z GAMES
HamiItons of StapIeton Are
Beaten on TottenviIle Alleys
Last Night

The Aquehonga bowling team d
Tottenville won two out Of thre|
games from the Hamilton quintet n
Stapleton in a Staten Island Leagu7
bowling match on the Tottenvi31l
alleys last night. This ID the sec
ond victory for the T~ottenviIIe rem
resentatiye team in the island cha nj
pionship league.
Bill Pemberton and Clarence Ho11
man Of this city teamed Up with jay
cox, Sharrott and Levin In tai
match. and the latter copied hig3
average honors in this set of games
The Hamilton team came dow
with its regular lineup.
The game totals follow:
A~quehongaS ..-.... SSl S4l 1s1
Hamiltous ....,.... 797 896 "a
The next match on the schsdui3
of the Aquehonga team is with th|
Richmond combination at the Wea
New Brighton alleys a week froz
tomorrow night. This is also
league game. Home games of th|
Aquehonga team are played on tn.
club alleys on Thursday nights
The two local men will be wit
the Tottenville representative qnin
tet in all games this season it IA
been announced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09

Silent Separates, besides the fact thaf
they r firmly ensconsed In second
place in the Interboro Leagus OF
New York City, the Italian bagke<
teers are confident that they will an
mex another victory at the expense
of the local court artists.
Captain Hank Thomas has Z
wealth of material from which to Sc
lect a combination strong enough To
reap sweet revenge for the defeat
previously administered and with q
quintet selected from the roster fur
nished by the local management b
hurricane game is anticipated. Davis.
Marion, Regan, Hanson, Schwankert.
Sher and Allen ar all in tip-top con-
dition and eagerly awaiting this
tuSsle.
Original Ceitics Tuesday
The Italian Catholic Club confess
will be an ideal conditioner for the
strenuous game next Tuesday at tbs
Auditorium when the Original Cell
tics invade this town in search OF the
scalps of the quintet claiming the
New Jersey state championship.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09
8 BASKETBALL CANES;
z VOLLEY BALL MATCHES

Tonight's Sunday School Athletlc
League games:
Senior Basketball
Methodist Seconds VS.. Prespy-
terians (two games).
st. Stephens VS.. Methodist F1rsts'
Senior Volley Ball
Episcopalians VS.. Lutherans.
Episcopalians VS.. Methodists.
Junior Basketball
Stars VS.. Lutherans (two games)'
Methofdsts VS.. Presbyterians (two
games).
Presbyterians VS.. Stars.
A busy schedule of basketball n
volley ball games has been arranged
by Physical Director S. C. Pew II
the S. S. A. L. at the 7. M. {. =.
gym tonight, in an effort to hnisn
IN the leagues, so that the CITY
Volley Ball League might have sne
full s of the gymnasium on FRIDAY
nights in the future. The first Jun
Tor games will get under way at Z
o'clock.
The standing to date in the va
.--..A~ %n11auuSs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09
PERTH AMbOYS
WIN ON ISLAND
DoIan's Forces Take Two
Games in Match With Ami
Citia Team

The Perth Amboy team of John J..
Dolan travelled to Pleasant Plains
last night and downed the colors of
the Arnicitia club team of that
place in two out Of three games. The
visitors COPIED the first two games
of this match.
In this match the Arnboys lined up
with Vigne, Gus Pappas, Einhorn,
jenkins and Simoasen, and the
leadoff man carried off high aver
age honors for the winning team,
IT'S. Swade, anchor man for the
Amicitias, as high average and high
score man for the match, PA in
the first game and 1911 for the
match. Pappas, Einhorn and Swade
rolled double century scores.
The scores: 3
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09
TURK" SAMSOE LEADS Club
IN INDOOR RANGE EVENT


ssTurk" Samsoe one time star OF
the baseball field and at present a
star on the range led the Perth
Amboy Rifle Club members In a
shoot at the Packer street indoor
range on Tuesday night His score
was IT'S.
The scores made Tuesday nisat
follow:
r Sansoe, 17S.
G. Peterson, 1877.
w Alexander, 1853.
c. Peterson, 162.
r. Peterson, 162.
H. Ryder, 14S.
p. Miller, 1SS.
r. Cannon, 1877.
N. Kistrup. 1876.
Tonight the regular weekly shoot
will be held at the club house. 444
Packer place
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09
E. JENSEN'S BOWLING TEAM
WINS FROM ]. GARDELLl

e. Jensen's bowling combination
won two out of three games from j.
Gardella's combination in the Thurs
day Night Y. n. c. A Bowling
League match rolled at the "Y" last
night. The first game went to Jen-
sens outfit by twelve pins and the
second by thirty-four. The last game
OF the match was won by Gardella.
however, with sixty-nine pins as q
margin. High average for h night
went to W. Bohnsack, the anchor
man for the winning team, who av-
erased 1854, J. Gardella's average of
1855 was high for the losing combina-
ton. A 1913 score by Bohnsack In
the second game was the highest
score made during the match.
HhA arnFANs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09

Handed Lacing BY Michelin
Tire Team On Midtown
Court

The Michelin Tire Company bas-
keteers Of Midtown handed a lac
ing to the Junior Order team of
Sourh Amboy on the Community
House court at Midtown last night.
This was the fourth game Of a Sc
ries between the two combinations
and the final score was 46-2S
The South Amboy representatives
failed to score as many points In
the entire game as the home club
did in the initial period. The score
at halt time was 1915.
Inns was the scoring star for the
home team, registering nineteen
points, while F'urman of the Jun.
Tors tailed twelve pointers.
FVba snoro.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09
Win by Forfeit

The South Amboy Boy Scout bas-
ketball team claims a victory over
the Employed Boys team of his city
as a result of the latter's failure to
appeal for a game last Saturday
night. The Scouts claim thirteen
straight wins and this Saturday night
the Employed Boys are again carded
to appear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09
HIGH SCORES
FEATURE SET
Amboy and PIainfield Teams
in Great Form Last
Night

BY over one hundred pins the
Perth Amboy Elks bowling team de-
feated the Plainfield .lks on the
latter's alleys last night and the visi-
tors also o the second same, this
contest by a larger margin. The
Plainfield team won the asst game.
In the second game the visitors
rolled a 1899 score. Every member
of the visiting combine rolled a
double century score in this ma n
with the exception Of Bill Eyerkuss.
Henry Sim onsen apparently hit his
stride in this match, rolling 1919, 235
and 1877 for a 207 average, winning
high score and high average honors.
Ben J~orgenson and Gates Of the
acme team averaged 200.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09

The Garfield bowling team sue
ceeded in taking the first of their
match with the Lincoln combination
On the Argonne alleys last night by
eight pins, but lost the remaining
games of the match by-good sized
margins.
As the result of the one game loss
20 the GaBfields, the Lincolns are
now leading the league by a one
game margin. The Garfields and
McClellans clash on Monday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09

Interest in the local fremen's
bowling league is centered at the
present time on the coming match
between the Lincoln and Mcclellan
teams. These teams loom up as the
strongest contenddrs.
About four local roller skaters are
scheduled to race a mile at the Audi
forum tonight, The entries in the
race tonight are winners Of previous
aces.
During the. next six weeks there
will be three boxing shows in this
county, one at Carteret next week,
one in this city the second week in
March and the third also in this
city, the fourth week in March.
Continuing the pace set in recent
games, there is no reason why the
Perth Amboys should not defeat the
Italian Catholic Club on the audi
forum court tomorrow night.
Three bowling matches are carded
for the Argonne alleys tonight be-
tween the Imperial five of Jersey
City and the Argonne team of this
city.
New York fans remain confident
that Eddie Collins will come to the
Yankees before the opening of the
1928 season. Collins will be a big
drawing card for the New York
Americans in their new park.
A new stunt was tried out in the
local auditorium last night that OF
staging a basketball game with all
participants on roller skates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-09
LincOInS Win Match
o GdrfeIdBOWIerS
On Hobart ST. Alleys

Harry Apologize OF the Lincoln
team COPIED high average honors
in this match, rolling ia, 154 and
1877, for a III average. Madsen,
also of the Linco1ns, rolled Pill and
won high honors.
The scores: