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Evening star., 1928-12-04
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Tod Morgan,
Junior lightweight champion, and San
tiago Gorilla, San Bias Indian, drew
(Io); frankie Novy, Sacramento,
stopped George Erne, Oakland "a.
~PHILADELPHIA-P Uczudun,
Spain, outpointed Big Bill Hartwell,
Kansas City 10); Tom Toner, Phila
delphia, outpointed Al Friedman, Bos-
ton t6).
LOUISVILLE, Ky.-Jimmy Finley,
Louisville, outpointed Jack Pinney, To-
ledo t12); Glen Hidy, Terra Haute, Ind,
knocked out Johnny Miller, Indianap-
oils (2).
NEWCASTLE, Pa.-Ernie Peters, Chi
cago, outpointed Louis Carpentero, To-
ledo Q0); frankie Rio, Cleveland out
pointed U. S. Carpenter, Pittsburgh CO..
RICHMOND, Va.-George Godfrey
Philadelphia, knocked out Clem john
son, New York (3).
CHICAGO.-Billy Freas, Grand Rap
ids, Mich, knocked out Al Kubiak, Mil
waukee (4); AL Greenfield, Chicago,
outpointed Harry Dublinsky, Chicago
80; Armand Santiago, Cuba, out
pointed Danny belmont Chicago co. !;
Herman Ratzlaff, Minot, N. Dak out
pointed Norman Brown, Chicago (6).
BALTIMORE. IN Marty Gallagher,
Washington, outpointed Battling Levin
sky, Philadelphia (12).
WHEELING, w. Va-Young Rudy,
Pittsburgh, knocked out Dudley Ring,
Cincinnati ID; Battling GizZy. Wash
ington, Pa, outpointed Eddie Klossman,
Cincinnati (6).
GALVESTON, Tex.-Neal Clisby. Los
Angeles, and Bearcat Wright, Omaha,
drew Q2).
Buffalo, N. Y.-Arturo Schakels. Bel
gium, outpointed Jack McVey, Nashville,
Tenn. 10).
MEADVILLE, Pa.-Louis Severe,
Meadviile, outpointed Johnny Zill,
Youngstown, Ohio (6).
NEW HAVEN. Conn.-Irish Jackie
Pilkington, Meridian, Conn, outpointed
Johnny Dundee, New York C10).
NEWARK, N. J.-Gene Baker, New
ark, knocked out Cowboy Frank Willis,
Seattle, Wash. (3).
TORONTO.-Frenchy Belanger, To-
ronto, outpointed Willie Davies, Charlie
roi, Pa. (12).
MEMPHIS, Tenn.-James' Red" Her
ring, Utica, N. Y, knocked out James
Fryer, Little Rock, Ark. (3).
ST. LOUIS.-Harry Forbes, Chicago
outpointed Willy Michel, Belgium G0)
ooe 1tAVeTS, hduSdS NlIy, hnoCheu OUT
Dugan Layton, Springfield, Mo. "a ;
Johnny Kaiser, st. Louis, outpointed
Claudio Wilson, Birmingham 10).
LITTLE ROCK, Ark.-Kid Lencho
San Francisco, and Jimmy Watts, At
lanta, drew G0).
MIAMI, Fla.-Johnny Gerarden, Cal
ifornia, stopped Jimmy Sullivan, Eugal-
lie, Fla. (3).
TAMPA. Fla.-Ernesto Sagues. Chile
stopped Louis Duckworth, Miami, a.
Evening star., 1928-12-04

~ TANFORD Paper Co. pinmen are
hoping to avenge an earlier de-
feat administered by the Vic
- toria quint of Baltimore when
these teams meet in the second
five-game block of their home-and-
home match at the Coliseum Saturday
night. Victorias gained a 3l-pin de-
cision in a match two weeks ago in the
Maryland city.
The visiting team will include Arnold,
Picus, Ditzel, Myers and Cunningham,
five of Baltimore's best StanfordS will
have their regular District League line
up intact. In their previous match Nc
Philomy returned to the lineup after
more than year of idleneSs, and
demonstrated that he can return to the
high place ne once held at any time his
doctors lift the ban.
Indications are that John S. Blick's
tournament to open at
Hall on December % and
continue the following Saturday night
at the Arcadia will attract at least Az
couples. Entries to date have surpassed
all early expectations.
Among the latest to enter are Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
e. ESSLGll, NIL dIIO NlIo. ~. u. A1AAAAVAAs
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Kluttz, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Nj. Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Kennedy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay Mr. and Mrs. J.
c. McFall, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Clarridge, jr, and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Tingle.
A handsome trophy, now on display
at the Arcadia, will be presented the
winning couple. In order to gain per-
manent possession of this expensive
cup, which is to be known as the John
S. Blick trophy, couple must win the
man-wife title two successive years.
Midnight bowling will soon be accord
ed patrons of the Arcadia. Many of the
patrons like to come late and stay late,
SO John S. Blick, major domo of the
establishment, plans to give the late
comers what they want. Special events
are being planned for late customers.
NORTH WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE.
Evening star., 1928-12-04

Han fie team set~Amity No. i, 1914
High individual game-Ehlers, $50;
High individual set-C. F. Groh' 373
Greatest strikes-Rodgers. 20.
Greatest SpareS-Logan, 70.
Golden Rule rolled excellent duckpins
TO emerge victorious in two games over
Friendship, which team, likewise, rolled
it's best set of the season. Capt. Cordell,
after contributing set OF 365 his last
time out, again smeared the naples with
a vengeance, ringing up total OF 37O,
Just three pins shy of the high in
dividual set Needless to say, his bowling
greatly assisted in his teams victory.
Best was in great form for the losers
as may be seen from his three-game
total of 341. A double-header strike by
Dolan in the tenth box of the nightcap,
prevented the Golden Rule outfit from
making a sweep.
Excellent bowling by Ed Donaldson
and j. Elicit enabled Amity No. ! to
win two games from Covenant. The
former contributed game of las, which
copped the high game prize for the
week, while the latter had game OF
1856. Donaldson'S set was 344 and Ellett's
1886. Fonoroff rolled we'll for Covenant.
Amity also was credited with three wins
when Magenenu failed to put in an
appearance.
Golden Rule, IN the1r second SET OF
the week, whitewashed Harmony. while
Amity No. and Beacon administered
the same doses to Friendship and
Magenenu, respectively. Elias rolled
set of $50 for Golden Rule, featuring a
game of 1873. Dowell and Rhett Donald
son performed well for their respective
outfits.
Loyalty succumbed to Arlington's at
tack, losing two games to them. Tolford
was the pace-setter for the league
leaders, getting a total of 332.
Langdon climbed considerably in
standing by winning all three from
Friendship Ferguson contributed 3l9
for winners, which was high for the
match.
Columbia won the odd from Central
and Brightwood took two from
Amity No. 2.
Canton gave Fred D. Stuart quite
battle before bowling in two games. John
Harville knocked over $50 of the little
pins. Will Cowell had the best game
of this contest with score of 1876.
Though neither quint rolled any
Evening star., 1928-12-04
MERCHANTS LEAGUE.
Taoun Cfanf1iu

Overwhelming odds were against
Barber & Ross catching Southern
Diaries last week. In fact it was i'm
possible The leading dairy team was
handed three games by Fleischmann,
via forfeit, which put damper on the
outcome of the Barber & RoSs-National
Biscuit match.
1t turned out that Barber & Ross
lost one game to the biscuit boys after
three hard-fought tilts. Lankford. with
a game of 1873 and set of S33, was high
scorer for the encounter, though Coates
116 gave National Biscuit the decision
in the last skirmish. Houck's 1877 game
and 325 set were high for the Ross
team.
Robey, with 319, was Fleischmann's
high scorer when his team came
through with two wins over Hugh Reilly
in postponed set.
The battle for third place continues
with Groco gaining full game on the
other contenderS. After losing the first
game to Hub Furniture, Groco won the
last two games by small margins.
Stern Co. treated Thompson's Dairy
rather roughly by swamping them in
two encounters and then grabbing the
third decision on a roll-off
Evening star., 1928-12-04

This plan was adopted last year by
the National Duck Pin Bowling Con-
gress for its first tournament at Balti-
more. The regulation met with imme-
diate approval of all entrants and will
be continued in all events under super
vision of the congress. The Evening
Star tournament is sanctioned by the
national organization, and officials of
that body will assist in carrying out
this plan.
Poor Spotting Harmful.
Inaccurate spotting is most discour-
sging to the bowler Pin boys are
usually lax in spotting pins, but tour
nament officials assure those entering
The Evening Star tourney that all pins
will be on the spots.
Poor spotting has long been buga-
boo to local bowlers. 1t is one of the
evils that the National Duck Pin Bowl
ing Congress is seeking to eliminate. In
making plans to insure accurate spotting
in The Evening Sar tournament the
sponsors are taking a forward step.
BowlerS have long sought more accurate
Spotting, but alley managers have been
unable to remove this bad feature en-
tirely.
Foul-line judges are now employed by
every league and foul-line rulings are
observed in every tournament held here,
but The Evening Star tournament will
be the first event staged here in which
officials will enforce the accurate spot
ting rule.
The number of early entries for the
big individual tournament indicates that
more persons will compete than in any
previous event in the annals of local
bowling history In addition to the
large number of Washington men and
women who will compete there are sur
prisingly large numbers to enter from
suburban towns.
Firemen to Come.
Chief E. j. Raney of the Kensington
Fire Department, who also manages the
bowling alleys in the State Armory
there, plans to enter 10 or Is of the
best man bowlers to represent his al
leyS. The KenSington firemen team,
which has performed well against the
District firemen and other strong Wash
ington teams, will enter as group.
Capt. r. o. Moxley, captain of the Dis
trict firemen team. also plans to enter
his team. An effort will be made to
schedule all of the firemen- -bowlers for
the same night.
Clarendon will be represented by
corps of heavy pin spillers. Maj. F. H.
Goff, who has done much to make the
duck pin game popular at Clarendon,
expects to have one of the largest
suburban aggregatiens entered in the
tournament
From officials of various leagues and
alley managers throughout the territory
to be represented come encouraging re-
ports. While the great majority of en-
tries are not expected until the closing
date-December 22-is at hand, most of
the devotees of the alley sport have an
nounced their intentions to seek the
attractive prizes.
Evening star., 1928-12-04
NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

High team set--Service Cafeteria: i,79O.
High, team game-Meyer Davis, 633.
High individual set--Mandley tH. b.
High Individual game-Mandley tH. B.
High average-weidema tKing Pin).
120-ll.
King Pin added three more wins dur
ing the past week to run up its total
to eight in its last nine starts, and 60
ing into a tie for the league leadership.
F. H. Smith realtors suffered the
white wash on this occasion. H. B. Den
ham, however, remained within reach
of the King Pin quintet by winning
Evening star., 1928-12-04
GALLAGHER WINNER
OVER VETERAN FOE

BALTIMORE, Md, December 4.-By
carrying the fight in the last four
rounds, Marty Gallagher, Washington
heavyweight, managed to gain slight
edge over the veteran Battling Levinsky
in their 12-round battle here last night.
Levinsky checked Gallagher in the
early rounds, but was going fast" as
the bout ended Gallagher's victory
was by no means decisive, but was the
popular verdict of the more than 1000
fight fans who attended, many coming
from Washington.
Billy Strickler, the Ballston, Va, mid
dleweight, lost the decision to Joe
Gloxer in six-round preliminary. The
decision did not meet popular approval,
however.
Evening star., 1928-12-04
CAREFUL PIN ssSPOTTINC"
ASSURED In BIG CONTEST
Officials Will See That Pit Boys Properly Place
Targets for Shooters-Poor Setting of Pins
Has Hurt Game, Many Bowlers Claim.

MAT time albi-the pins Spoted"wi not be
beard from boTlers who participate in the first annual Evening
Lucky Strike alleys December 2 n 2S and 2s and January
spotted correctly
Every boy pits the pins
the and officials will that instructions carried
throughout Complaints heard relative
poor potting previous
the committee that all
Evening star., 1928-12-04
NORTHEAST LEAGUE.
Taan cfAndiu1

Curb Cafe swept into the lead in the
Northeast League last week by swamp
ing Olive Cafe, while Princess Theater
put the skids under the leading Artie
Bells.
John Pappas evidently means to keep
his club on top. He strengthened his
lineup last week with Paul Harrison
and Joe Harrison from his District
League team. His crew had little diff
Guilty winning. Bryant topped the
scorers with a 338 set.
Princess triumph over Artie Bells
featured the weeks program. Joe
Twoomey pummeled the NAPLES for 365,
Evening star., 1928-12-04
SOUTHERN DIARIES LEAGUE.

Frigidaire bowlers mean to make it
hot for all concerned. They have bat
tied their way to third place in the
league standing and are three games
out of first position. Last week Re-
timing, which led the league for six
weeks, was trampled and showed down
the ladder. }
Gingell with 1872 and Knapp with 116
aided F'rigidaire in its victory. Et
Accounting sent Special Route Sales
men down to stinging defeat, which
almost landed them in the cellar.
Engineers, with Jacobs and Reynolds
putting in the winning punches, scored
a clean sweep over Shipping Depart
ment. The other matches resulted in
the Auditors grabbing three from Route
Statesmen to hold the lead, while Sales
Department landed all three tilts from
Maintenance
Evening star., 1928-12-04
REALTORS LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

Mrs. Harley Evans, wife of Harley
Evans, of Boss g. Phelps; won the lady's
prize Wednesday night Ridgeway
Taylor of Shannon & Luchs' won the
set prize.
Associates is still leading, Shannon
g. Luchs' team only one game behind.
Associates took three from Columbia
Title Co. last Wednesday night, Shan
non g. Luchs took three from Cafr1tz,
Wardman No. took two from Boss g.
Phelps, Hedges & Middleton took two
from Shapiro, District Title Co. took
two from Sansbury and Wardman No.
| took three from McKeever & Goss.
Ridgeway Taylor of Shannon & Luchs
rolled high individual game last week
with 148 and high individual set Tor
the season with 398. Shannon 81 LuchS
rolled high team game and high team
set scoring 562 and 1,615, respectively.
Evening star., 1928-12-04
ing in The Star Duckpn Tournament Wreck BoerS AHbS

record scores. the match between East
ern and Washington proved the closest
of the week. The latter won the odd
game by reason Of a strike which
Negosta inserted in the last frame of
the third game, counting nine, which
gave his team the game and set by a
single pin. AL three games were close
come
Evening star., 1928-12-04
ROBERTS AND LIGHT
TO BATTLE TONIGHT

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 4.-Johnny
Roberts, spectacular schoolboy puncher
from Huntington, w. Va, will make his
Middle Western debut tonight, when he
meets Billy Light, sturdy st. Paul
welterweight, in l0-round bout at l48
pounds in the Hippodrome Arena.
Both Roberts and Light are consid-
cred contenders for Joe Dundee's welter-
weight title.
Roberts, who is not great boxer,
but who carries deadly wallop, has
lost but one decision since he started
professional boxing year ago, while
lights only loss of the year was to
young Jack Thompson, Californias SEN
6ational negro.
Evening star., 1928-12-04
BETHESDA LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

BY taking the odd game from Rix
All-Stars. Masons retained the lead.
It was the first reverse for the pace
settlers. Firemen advanced by down
ing Chevy Chase Gardens in three
games. Suburban Ice Co. made
clean sweep against Chevy Chase Ter
race. Independents took the odd game
from Edgemoor and Gingell's five sur
prised by taking pair from Post Office.
Evening star., 1928-12-04
B. B. EARNsHAw & BRO. LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

Office maintained three-game lead,
although Chauffeurs, through the aid of
Tally, gave them the closest set of the
season. getting 20 pins more on the set
than the Office, but losing the last two
games by and 2 pins each.
Evening star., 1928-12-04

while Niver Bonbreast totaled 141 for
the best individual game. Beneditti
shot 335 for the losers.
Getting two pins more than its op-
ponent Cars landed the first game over
Carl's Specials. They divided the last
two tits.
Linworths' triple win over Hilltops
gives them tie for second place.
Evening star., 1928-12-04

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Evening star., 1928-12-04

Last weeks bowling was marked by
four new records for the year. Pet
worth Baptist smashed their own rec
crds for. a team game and set. with SIT
and 1872, respectively. Baker of Gun
ton Temple hung up a new high set
mark, with games of 143, 129 and l03,
to total 375. Billhimer Of Wallace
Memorial rolled high game of 149.
Petworth Baptist gained a game on
the leading Francis Asbury team by
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Wallace Memorial continued to hold on
by downing Columbia Heights with the
same count Emory M. E. took two
games from Gunton Temple, while
Central Presbyterian gained two from
First Reformed.
Clampitt of Petworth and Billhimer
of Wallace rolled big sets, with 370 and
362, respectively.
Evening star., 1928-12-04

High individual average-Billhimer. ll4-1o.
HIGH individual set--Baker. 375. 30
High individual game-Billhimer' l4s.
High strikes-Clampitt. l9.
High SpareS-Billhimer. 60 ..t s77
High team game-Petworth Baptist e225
IIinl, fennn cet--pptwnrth RaptiSt. 1,OlG.
Evening star., 1928-12-04

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Evening star., 1928-12-04
ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE.

High team game-Amity NO. !, 602.
High team set--Amity No. l, 1,644.
High individual game-Ehlers, $50.
High individual set-C. F. Croft. 373.
Greatest strikes-Rodgers. 20.
Evening star., 1928-12-04

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