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MATCHES FOR SHAH CUP
OPEN PROGRAM TUESDAY
Entry List for Event on Convention Hall Alleys In
cludes 40 Teams l 10 Doubles and 223 Singles
With Prizes Totaling $500

and Wood Wire and S,hiaz Pratt and Oscar
THURSDAY.
/ Singles. f;tS--Crow. Chatplsin Ee'uer
Ham ton TesChUn, Thonason. Scuss. Sands
X Helnzmsn. F. Heinzman. J. Euppert: 4
kinz +. Strlngcr. A Heingnlan. Crown, Pat
r.ck. &1:S;l3. Giles. Mover. Lawrenson BOYD
hsg fH RTh,e egEfw wsispnsn STmPS' fSnse T FoisSr
BitcnNcn0er. Wehh. Burtrcr. Coe. FersuSor
| Fssn,ons J, Fen,on: L. ,BroM%n, HAYES
>on. W Cox g. Cost. r. Hart {. Money. c
Bromley. X. Hsneke Rough. SCOTT. oBrlen.
Gay. >Slnr's. RSon, Stockott H Il HALEY,
re,rns;,, s--',,ongryess psw,sop, K'ns nay,;t
II FsvoFte DS Nn ~i'' i L. Fayet,e S NJ = Hsr. a.,
/, s,snsbury Nc :. c, c whiting Roose,
singles. s-Hur,rhrey. Horner. Deadr,on,
Mitchell Fenlnnsr, Barnard, rWerntz' =, kl9sg' l9
EV2nS = 'n%r camrNe SlsTl s1itS atS'S rNr'S "ASeF
pcrhIcs. a-Mil,nev and werrty, Elugc
sna Barnari. Se'rert and N'tehell Eornsr
anfS r,S cannrer. wsiEer and smith, f'''. -"
nnuhIcs. Is-E. Heiin,-wan and lRuppert,,
StrjrSer. Crown and Patrick Moycr and Mo-
tyks. Gi.ns srd Lawrcnson. Grow and
He,,Sr G Th1naSGn and Fesonnm Shstslsm
ard Brooks. wcodfora and RTuchle. Raum
and Waterman, Ncun'eyer and mariner, Burt,
h~16er ard FttenScr {. i.swrensor and E NJ.
Lawrcnson HAYES and Hutchinson Coe and
FcFSuSan. |. Fenton and ]. Fentor, Cox and
HonCb snd scott, Sin1r,s and Rvcn O'Bripr
and Gray. StoCkeft and partner. krauSs and
HALEY
Singles. s:IJ-Scott Ehhs. Stoner Daoud.
FherSole. Wilfherssr. Lewis. pappas. Murray,
Morrison. Ealk. Cpdll>e. Rs Ston. W. Rohr-
Dyeo, Ger tner. Stock. Booth, Rchh. Ro6ler.
SunNlce Mantzouris, isen,ann. Price, Rice,
'"{S. Lanhanl. Pralle Jamisou, MeEaw. Ar
rs M,hsr's wn5ean psTser' ,, Nsis%n 11%T. nrT.
er. HarSett. HCnter, NJ Clrlch. oeser. J
rlrich. Forney. E Donaldson n,rler Lamar,
r. Cross shsn'z. Hoey, N. Donaldson, Will
Teams. s-M, NJ. Parker M. l. NJ N.
Parker No. =. Pensalnhs No, !, Pentalphs
10. :. Takonls Albert rIkc,. Lebanon. A1a.
ton Centennial No .. New Jerusalem. Poto-
mac Hone No. l. Hope No. y.
der}p. stocking. HuSvins, Hcin(1,cl. SSshnl44s.
Browsl,i Bcsots walker. White, werthner. Dudley
norble.. o-Heindel and Schmidt. sroer
and Koehler Nav and Oliver. Bowdler ard
n Browski StitEman and Walker. White
seS SiSckin- Benton and Vanderlin. Ksuse
Sna Leslie stiles and Dickey
Doubles. Ic--Stoper and Daoud. Scott and
rh'is. Ehersoic and mariner; Wiltburger and
MURRAY. Lewis and Paupas Cniike and Rails.
ton. Morrison and Fals. Rohrn,an and Rohr-
man. Baden ard Stock. Guericr and Booth;
and Coliweil Rodier and Isemann.. Mont
zouTis and sunni &C. Prize and Ellis. 1aB1lson
and Rice. Pralle ami Lanham. Watson and
Hanxford. Nexaw and Wols,enholme Stnn-
nell and Nelson. Driver and Hunter. EarEett
and u. rlrich. oeser ard J. Clrich. Forney
YER YER and ". Cross. shantz and DilIer. NJ
Donaldson and Hoey.
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PIRATES FARM PEERY.

PtTfsBURGH May GHp George
Peery. left-handed pitcher Of the Pitts
burgh Pirates. hiss been released under
option IN the Wichita, Kans, Club of
the Western League Peery vss oh
talned from Wichita last Fall
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PRIZE FIGHTER DIES.

TOLEDO. Ohio. MAY 5 (1pl ~ Mickev
Sullivan. also known as Sally Ferrari
featherweight boxer. died here after
short illness He was native OF
Rochester N Y
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HONOLULU. MSv ; -. -C.svsi'- Pc
Cvao5e. national mile swimming cham
pion. has announced thar re would
enter Yale University next Fall
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n A ASONIC LEAGUE boWlerS will
NU stage the largest league tour
V nanlent ever held in the Dis
4 j trict, and perhaps elsewhere.
this week, opening With the
Shah Cup tourney Tuesday night and
continuing the next three nights. dur
Ing which time every team and inoi-
Vioual in the league will compete, All
events are TO be staged on Convention
Hall alleys.
The entry list for the tournament in
cludes 40 teams. ii6 doubles and 223
singles. Prizes totalinS S4oo, posted by
the league. will be distributed.
Scoring viii be conducted on hanol-
cap basis, each bowler receiving two
thirds the difference bStwesn his aver
age and that Of the high avcrsse bowl
er, Il x. Burtnsr. who finished the sea-
son with lis record.
Only those who rolled III every match
during the season are eligible 70 COM
pete for the Shah Cup, donated an
nualiy by l. Shah OF Albert Pike Ledge,
There are 90 entries, as follows:
Berman handicap Z, keeler, 4; Mllt-
ner. 5: werntz. 4: Davis. 10; Haneke,
s: Hart, 6; c, Money. 6: Pearson. s;
Pratt, >: +. Cross, i; Watson. scratch;
Urban. .: Heindel 1: Schmidt, 5; ],
Ulrich. s; Bannar. S: Knee, s; LeClaire.
s; colwel, s; E, Eeinmsn. S: x. Heinz
man. s: Ettingel. 5: BittenOsnder, :;
Webb. 4; Burrows, 4. and Carusi. s.
Tbs Complete Schedule.
zConip,e,e scho6ule for tae annual
tournament follows:
WEDNESDAY.
Singles. s:I5-Schre'ner. Knes. : -..,re,
Eannar. Lsnronlte. r. luson. N~r:- liiscoA {.
pFaper. Brewer. keslnoi sr'.''* Ce2.
Kent. keiR. Esnry. FsQmptou- ttot-l.s, Patt
hon Evans. Runff. Graham. s,tls1s E4ker,
hevs. kes!er, Rclrror. Kcnuemore, ,pearsng,
Deputy Pratt Bean. Germain, kolauiSt,
Boy0. Gray. Flc;ch2r. Meaiyard. S'oner,
poleasn; BerSlcy. a Thomas BraTI'er,
Ei'dreth CsruSi Mstcheft. Seyiafth. Chi
chester smith EciesseF. Collins Wire. Pratt,
wond, Schlag. Oscar.
Trans. S-Coluntls. No, 2: Joppas k!ng
Solomon Poiwogth Mount Pleasant. Bright
wood. - Johns No. J. st. John : Nc =.
Columbia Nc. @s5: Slnsleton. East Gate.
singles. SC Seixci. Kronnan flaharty.
Levy Sheridan. Rosenb att. Elsenlann. Bor-
6ea Sutnhis, Burlpws. Cesser. Nolfe. Lewis.
Doubles. o-Eisenlan and Borden. Sutphin
partner Seigel and E~onulan. Sherisahn ard
Rnsemhls,t. Flaharfy and Levy;
DouhlCs. Io-Kent Snd Kelly. Henry and
fSans. Milans and Bsker. Nyulan and Grs-
ham. BerEh and keeler. Hyde and RoDh. B.r-
mar and Si'verlscrC. SrhreiHer and Knee La
Davis and Tsor, ssseit. Brewer ami Carlisle
Shepherd and Kerfoot- Heimer and kenne-
Yraa-e Pearson and Bean. DEPUTY and PRATT.
German and kolou,st BOYD sns Gray. f.eich' el
4arr and Braaner Windsor and Thomas. Fees
and Newman Carpsi and Seyfsrth. HildTetA
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including practically every alley
star of the District. will furnish
Il the one big feature remaining on
the Washington City Duckpin
Association tournament program tomor-
row night when they roll their singles
and at the same time complete their
all-events scores. This program has
been awaited throughout the past three
weeks Of tourney bowling end will fur
nish the climax to the long schedule
which comes to close Tuesday night.
Some of the crack doubles pairs will
also be seen on the drives during the
remaining two nights of competition
and a few teams that are figured TO
finish among the leaders have to roll
before the tourney closes.
Numerous postponed events will be
rolled off Tuesday night A revised
schedule for teams has been completed
and Is printed below Postponed singles
and doubles will be disposed of Tuesday
night as rapidly as the bowlers report
at King Pin No. l alleys,
But one new all-time record has been
produced during the three weeks Of
tourney bowling. johnson and Freeburs
spilled 10 pins in their class C doubles
effort TO replace Dorsey and Dorsey.
who set the all-time mark last year
with 706.
The past weeks program was featured
by 1852 set by King Pin No. team
for class A leadership, a 3s9 set by
Mangus Wood in class A singles, and
a ISL doubles count by Weideman and
Friend. George Friend also stepped
into tie for class A all-events leader
ship with a l,l08 total.
Washington Women'S Ducspin Asso-
citation distributed prizes Friday night
TO the high scorers in the annual
tournament which closed at the Coli
scum last Tuesday.
The distribution revealed one out
standing thing-most Of the winners
had never before shared in the tourna-
ment laurels.
Mrs. Irene Mischou. after winning
the national all-events title, managed TO
keep IN front 10 take the class A all
events honors with $50 pins in her nine
games. Mrs. Doris Goodall flashed bril-
liantly in class B. spilling 935 pins in
her nine games. a count better than
/ that of Mrs Mischou.
Peggy Babcock, vino rolls regularly in
Ladies' Lutheran League, proved one of
the sensations of the tournament She
annexed three of the major cups in
class c. took four cash prizes and two
jewelry prizes for nightly excellence.
The 1923 women's tournament will
be remembered for two things es-
pecially:a None of the usual disputes
and factional differences interfered.
and the prizes we're the most attractive
ever collected for such an event
A movement is now under wav to
prevent any one woman from taking
more than one of the major trophies.
1t Is planned to have the association
adopt ruling that a bowler winning
more than one trophy shall select the
one she wishes TO take. and the others
will go 10 the second-place winner.
. This proposed change would not apply
TO cash awards.
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The schedule for the remainder OF
the w, c. D. A. tournament follows:
TOMORROW

TOMORROW.
singles: s---Bradicy Mandlcv. A: r. c. Ell.
ssfT. 4 Il K. Bartaer A ia''et i. {. wolssea, se1o
J, Wois!snholns, A: A. Clark. A. ] Pappas.
a: NJ. Rosenperg. a Ray Cross. Il; r. La
Mar wara,t b y = p .1,y. Arsy. + P,siils. 9: v
J whalen. A. Al Works. A: Harry Carrajl.
4, Z. D. Stos kiug. A; L. Krauss, A: A Ur-
4. <. Campben. A. A. Logan. 4: GeorSe
6 { Benson: a; C@9neg. B G, Ksnm.s, c;
4: Eiinser,, $ Benson, c: H. .Hodges,
y. lynn. n. ;. NJ. Slymsn, B J. Kane.
reims. s--ingrsm. B: Marines. B: Per.
sonaI AUDIT 3; General Counsel. 3; Special
{; Barttttess y: AIR Corps. b. HeWltEers, y:
Armies y. Fgrt Humphreys c, Frankies C.
cs,ri.1 Co, G. Newton
Doubles, lo-Finuey ard warthen, =, Syl~
vester and Payne c GIN snd Wright h:
Potts and F'eshenue, Z Mandiey and Eilest.
steadnsn G. ~ Geisler AMI Ksr,y :"es ca a@sS i,
and Norris, {; Towers ami Hurley. HouiNv
snd Staueley = pe>ten aNd >txer. 20
her ANT Ms4'artv e, Haarsr and I.yush n.
qulao sad Farire. &. Ius,es and Sartwv}I d.
Rrstse= sud smith, h. Mallory anG Jsup>.
enhagker, Z Rrunner sud Niller. = W@sssrn
1nd , ba'e NeihmcSef ART Robertson n
Il; Aoere .snt GotiStriu. u Cepwley an9
Rur5a. n RrpNn and smith e. NJ Mltuer 8Hd
Hammer. 7 Holt sud Dale a. JlgtcA ans
Ueser. + Bftck and Carroll A
TCESDAN
Singtrs, 1---D W Rsuu,ao G.. = " B5nN-
a. =. II. q MetonsaS. e tseofge NJ Nekeoa
y, korintek Il II. Goodman. & O.. EsFl,
Ss,,sse S1ss : i Tss,s Ss,e3 + qas'rSe, Esa,ss,
4 h. I HsGsS. A, = Kgays>S. = ".
lSles, Il; FerSuSon n " :, HaN Il:
v ralSluals. r q, naInt A = " Ervw-
r., 4: J. Brown. Z; " , RFewer. \
u Gtecr. n. w T Wolfe y. W l.
Retpharl + J saith p whuskeV =
~ nrh. tnEmeg. A. lallSni Il HsJfsVnss
We,ts Il, 'iEss@ cSnnST. u / { s,sd Rsym"sd i
J. r. SNVpe Is William Sthwarts n. \ Il
&as,i,s Sss...., c W; wagger g I. HerO,ns, =
Constagtins, u W wusht R
4 Lovctt, 4, Davis 4. W LRSSev. 4
\. Havre. CFlSatull e Il 4 war~i
!. MrproNty u q Jacobs z: H \ raux-
lass. { e, DOUGLASS, n W pgunArvy a. +
}, $tchois e. A ] K-arueV Il T : Ga.ae.
AFf, r. e. l. Nav r Jack W,lhsp,S,
Oib>np n, H. " Wilson u, u " tS.rt
y, W \ klutE, y r \ <ut,Son Cs 4
Gesma,, { II nuSetn A M Ii SeAotleld
r, :. \ iaeots> g; = Purify q
Teams, A--nuhn 4 Martin. { Csp,,nt {
temeni RaSs n msieotee of Rutkbnss. II,
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WENTY- EIGHT class A bowlers
| including practically every alley
star Of the District. will furnish
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SWIMMER FOR YALE.

'Apprrntsee allow r'pts1>sf.
Weather steAF, trs9S tF>t
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and Ms'chett. chichester and smith. Collins
and Wood. Wire and SohiaE. Pratt and Oscar.
TuIENnAN
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PIMLICO ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW.

FIRST RACE-Purss. 81 800: clzi-7.1z.
3-yssr-0ids ami NJ: I r mites
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Kelly, Chicago .,.,...
Doutnlt. -. Louis .....
L. Wancr. Pittsburgh =.
RichhourS. Boston
Sothern. Philadelphia =.
purdy. Cincinnati ....,
Roett@eF. 81 Louis .
Herman. Brooklyn ...
OFT, New York ..,.
Brown. Boston .....
Wilson. Chicago ....
Moore. Boston .......
stephenson. Chicago -,
Callahan. Cincinnati =.
PresSlcr, Brooklyn ..
Heathcote. Chicago ...
l.. wanCr. Pittsburgh.
Roush, New York ..
Cwnoroskey. Pittsburgh.
Allen. Cincinnati ...
0'roui. New York ..
R~rnhsrt Pittsburgh
Nixon. Philadelphia ..
Martin. It. I.oUls ..
Mcnamara. Boston 49,.
Tvsoh. BROOKLYN 49,
Wrightstone. Phila1 phia
Zitznlann. CINCINNATI -,
Walker. Cincinnati ..
Williams. PHILADELPHIA
Wel,h. Chicago ......
Hafey. 81. Louis ..
Cuylor, Chicago .....
leach. Philadeluhia -.
Nart,cr New York .
Mann. New York .-
Carey Brooklyn ,.t.
Blades. - Louis ,.---.
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1ne t,"r,n'oTh 9hisfrn Reftard Hsrty John rs rn,Ss
rsYt ,,sts Noble WoodhcrrN dohh hF''"s
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Evening star., 1928-05-17
EXTENSION URGED
IN FAMILY COURT
Government Report Favors
Consideration of Divorce
Cases Involving Children.
ny the Associated Press

ny tho &sSoStNtc0 eASsS
The extension OF the jurisdiction OF
Juvenile or Domestic Relations Courts
to divorce cases involving children is
advanced as q problem worthy of study
and experimentation in the first section
of report on family courts" made by
the Children's Bureau Of the Depart
ment of Labor.
The bureau, which began the survey
several wears ago, found there was an
increased interest in the family court, "
the chief aims OF which, il said, are the
extension of new judicial technique in
Juvenile Courts to other matters bear
ing upon family relations
The new dicial technique seems par
ticularly applicable TO uon-support and
desertion. the support of children born
out of wedlock and offenses against
children" a summary of the report SAID
Divorce cases present special problems
and the possibility of veSting in the Ju-
venile or Family Court jurisdiction as to
divorce involving children or as to the
custody of the children and alimony for
support of children merit careful study
and experimentation"
The survey. made by Miss Katherine
r Lenroot assistant chief of the bureau;
Bernard Flexner of New York and Ru-
ben o. OppenSeimer of Baltimore, de-
veloped that in only nine States and the
District Of Columbia is jurisdiction over
Juvenile and domestic cases divided
among as few as two or three courts. In
2S states four or five courts have juris-
diction over such cases, in IL States six
or seven courts exercise authority over
the same cases, while IN States eight
or more courts can be called upon to
-. H.
Describing the whole problem of the
child. family and the court as an "ex-
tremely complicated one" the bureau
summarizes its conclusions:
Great need exists for the extension
as rapidly as possible. OF the new judi
cial technique TO matters bearing upon
family relations: the informal adjust
Evening star., 1928-05-17

HEADS WOMAN'S CLUB.
Mrs. w. C. Dennis Elected by
Chevy Chase Group.

Chevy Chase Group.
Mrs William c. Dennis was elected
president Of the Woman's Club OF
chevy Chase. Md, at a meeting last
night in the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church. She succeeds Mrs Alexander
Ashley.
The annual report presented last
night shows that of the clubs dis
bursements last year, totaling $2,454,
more than $4,000 was devoted to philan-
thropic and educational purposes OF
this amount 81 900 was turned over 10
the Social Service League OF Montgom-
cry County and contributions also were
made to the Chevy Chase Public LIZ
brary. the E, v. Brown School play
ground fund. the Maryland Tuber-
culosis Society, the Montgomery County
General Hospital and other county or
ganiZations.
The following officers were elected to
serve with Mrs. Dennis: Vice president
Mrs. r. Harvey Sargent; second vice
president, Mrs Roy r. Steward, record
ing secretary. Mrs. Edwin @ Nourse; !;
corresponding secretary, Mrs Burton
McCollum. and treasurer, Mrs. Russell
S. Mcbride.
Washington wants no Power Trust.
---AdVprtiSpmnnt
Evening star., 1928-05-17

ment of cases not requiring official court
action. through social investigation.
physical and pSychiatric examinations
Evening star., 1928-05-17

and informal hearings with a minimum
of publicity and constructive supervision
of probationers