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STANDARD PIN AIM +,
OF NEW CONGRESS
Baltimore Duck Used Here:
Little Known in Many
Other Sections.

y TANDARDIZATTOS Of the dllc.-
PIN game. the sports crying neeG
s one Of the main aims pf ta>-
~ recently organized EattoDs.
DucEpin Bowling Congress Pr.
years boWiers have been shooting p
various kinds and sizes Of duckpirls az,
as a result one section of the countr-
seems 10 know little Il anything o! tn,
littie pin game az practiced IN ON p.
sections. The new ~. o. 3. G hopc-
10 clear up this trouble o. ercouEac-
lae the general Use OF the Baliimose
tIckp:n. for some time IN vogue hs:@
through rs first annual CHAMPIONSHIP,
Tchetuied 70 be held II Baltimore -.
March
In advertising the tournament. l.
bowling centers and soliciting cn,rias,.
the y D z G. has oeen particularly
careful 70 state that the BaitiE11-e.
ducsp!u T!il oc the pin usad !E ti.e
competitions. t;ow bovlers o: tre.
North and Middia West are beginning
70 ask the orzanlzation's headq'lar-e-s
mere about this style OF pin. Fer CUT
side OF Washington and Baltimore, j.
fact, seem 10 know anything sOou: !.
Those soeEing Information usllail2
write Of the variety o. small plr. u
use IN their sections. ard Judging o.
the letters eacf section must have d
particular varia1y II would seem tsz--
the National Du:kp.n Bowling Corsres5.
has undertaken a real jco II making
the Baltimore pin the standard ~ ;Ge.
du-kp;n game. To maze lis use ge--
eral the new BODY viii haze 30 il-rc-,
1G-- II r!rtJ:aIiy er'eryv.lere excepting
hare ard il the CRY that has given.
tho lit-ie maple ;ts name.
Cne Of the inquiries relating - fa-
-zfr r-sV7
Conn Charles e Johnson. most rroul-
iaont owner Of bowling drives. EaS,
requested entry blanks for tns cham.
p.on5h.pS. but wants - oe told o! tar
rule governing the game IN which tl1ss
Baltimore pm IS used
MAKE Thei. Own Rules.
Bowling in CONNECTICUT has b7ccue'
stegrant." h writes. 1t has no stz-1--
ard o--a nizaticn ard every ziler oznsr.
5 making his ov:l rTI'es foT the -seU.s--
ion of rnc game TEarefore. a iou-na-.
rlent of this kird t-he y o c.
championships wclld hs a big bersH :.
% erer-body vElc IS interested n
1u-kp.1.s .
We are ! believe. us.r- a szrzus-.
oin and smaller bal than Is o-.1- used
II yo,Ir locality I Intend 20 purchase.
some az ths Baltimore pins. li3wsver:<
and would ike 20 know JUS, how the
game n which they are used is-
Conducted"
I, seams thu the National DucspinI
Bowling Congress ms a great e6nca|
-t-nal duty perform as wall as foster
c''9rcFlt!on q national scope. >
Entries fer ths chr H,1.a.s ships con-
'f.5;'' 20 pour IN 20 - D 8 C. head
uartsvS here Among the lstssc %
Washington SaEa IS 10 fall in line X
hat Of the Stanford Paper Co I, has
Ns,Sso for pace on the D'ytri-t League
'.it program Of the tournament IL
>sd9r'ally, Harry kraU5S- for wears o,,r-
x WaShsrgeca'S csSt shs.s On tho
frtTeS Soth At tsrrirs AMI 6uckr.y,S
>2sc-e his retirement several S-Ss.-S
s1acS. viii r0.l With ths Stanford team.
sarry z-sli stars p-acts=s ssoa and rx-..
~ecsS 20 Asvs hts ors-s1nae crvas vi-rv
y fne trim when the tourney cc-cs
elcng.
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N,Ti0>,L CApiTAis,E.crE.

II eh team sot--H, u. Drnham Co. J. -.
u IN team gsme-~-Nlr- pm f:.5
II gh ind viritIai =ct---Wnhp lE1u~ PM 3gI
H'~h ~ n'viiual sanc--Nuiqey tHNB Drii-
nant tG1.
:, gh aytrage--Mamiiev III B Denham,
no.
Seven clubs have winning rate bet
tc. than 800 alter IS weeks OF bowling
., the National Capital League Arcadia
Lunch. leader, last wee. won two games
IRON Charles II. TOnpGins. while King
Fin. present runncrs-rp, won a like
r,:moer from Meyer Da..s fifth place
team.
il. p Dentam ,0st three oa.ncs to Co
.:imbia, and also sscond place. Cclun-
Bis eoHd rolling b.oug,: 1t within one
pin o. the league record.
Oven" and raucr took pair from
Nonarch Insurance. wh.lc Chevy Chase.
IN ninth p'a"e. -aincd d9ubla decision
over the last pace Phoeri; Club
No recc"ds we-e cs'71'i5.loa durinc
tio week. bit some good individual
eHorce We" rolled, among taen beinc
Torpc'r 3sn. Franans ass. Sullivan 3
9S7, J. Wo'7tenholnn's $50. F'ulroe's 3Go
N'cores 37S. Weidna1'3 35S and Camp
heil's SOL.
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nUcRPlN MATCH ENDS
IN A 0ulNTuPLE TIE

Ey ;A' A~~Nsas'ea Press
LOWELL &sss. SarEz-v si.-wrzn
;Ec bowling teams rc,i ths ss-,s ;o,al
for ssyssg. that's ~; unusual. ~,
wren ,gls SoorsS s<e s6satS>ai. oooorsas
soZ oaDoSsnt, isS cs,e fer tbs nook.
Il, 1hs second cf sl-cs-S--ig,y Ci;,-S--
Mn match hNre. the pSilss.g ans E,aSsl,
siNeS - thS GsSsS.gSSs L. ~ So ~ a
-N>N~c cN'sev~1 g9.9sss ~ tSsS annals 81
efsc Sport. Fash ri,s~s--ssSsHrr M ~
<v-o t>@-lss rCrc.cS sxs~-tw sA> S>-,-
s'''SsseN- ~ ''~,-Ss rs t.s rlSs> - v~<
NsI-eS against.
The S>aSss
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INTERNAL REVENUE LEAGUE.
Team standing

High average Leslie. 100 T.
Hieh individual eaInc-.-t'erard 81,
High individual sot--Gerarii AZ,
High spares----lollfte 1O6.
High team game c--Misrcilaneous. 500
High team set--C;eneral Counsel. I.6.a.
Personal Audit turned in the best per-
Torrance last week in the Internal
Revenue League. In handing a two
game defeat TO Clearing Division, tho
Auditors piled up a 1929 total. in clud-
ing game of SIG, the second highest
OF the season. and incidentally climbed
another notch in the league standing
Clearing furnished the weeks hign
scorer in Leslie, who rolled $50 set
finishing with a game Of l43 that was
responsible for the only win credited
TO his team.
Miscellaneous increased its lead by
socsing Special Adjustment three times
in the same place The match was real
~ decided in the last box of the first
game. when Boyer. In anchor, for the
leaders took the heart out of the cppo-
Sition by pulling spare and 7-pin
count TO give Miscellaneous victory by
a narrow margin. Yeatman's set OF a5i
WIS high for the match. while Brad
shaw, with 1873, took single game hon.
orS
Annex. ~. |, shooting in the style
that brought it pennants in other years,
scered two-Same win over General
Counsel. Loges of the winner led both
teams with a set of 331.
Field Audit Review dropped the first
GENE to Rules and Regulations by .
pins, but came back strong TO WIN tne
other two In easy fashion. A sunStitu-
ton that brought Skeen into the Ne-
viewers lineup after the first game
provcd a wise move his scores OF l30
and il3 contributing considerably TO
the final result
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AGgW,irrRE INTERN, Resv lsAG,E

t''sh team srtes. tn'ret,ttreetts tSU
'tsit 'a1"' Tap'ts-s= At4s.,3ln.S a."
HtFA ieats'ytl a .ets s4 rs,dv an
tHst t"tti pis'',ai ea"sps Ready ts1
Hteh game far pRek Martin las
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H,=A team seI~-~Ias, sm, isnt


Douglas No pulled up little closer
10 Ingram last week IN The East Wash
inston Church League by taking three
games from Gorsuch, while the leaders
had to be satisfied with Two from Cen
'ennlal No, 1 The Douglas team was
IN good form with Bru.on rolling 3S0
FOR the high set nf ths week W, Small
ings. teammats. rolled set o! 3SS
Frank Donaldson rolling for GorSneh,
shot the high same ef the weak Ia
Kelly of Fifteenth Street Christian,
with set OF 3ia. helped his term tn
take twn from Epwartr. and .i"nn!rgs
af Ninth No, 2 shot aa9 IN lead his
team In two wins ever Ninth M !
Waugh took a cnunte from Keller,
Centennial M = tnok twn frnm Douglas
No 2, and Fifth Bsp'ls, climbed into
sixth place by winning all three trom
the lowly Metropolitan Bap,ists,
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His Sweepstakes Lead Many Duckpin Styles Puzzle Bo,vers


was the only So-Kem shooter able to
rass this mark counting 328 for his
three games.
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ri2h tNHn, gar1"-~-l.a Fa"ettr ESQ
Elgh team set--ia F9yrt'c. ;G6
fOgh average -kuTtncr tCcniruptait
,a-:tS
HiGh individual Eanta--Ryln tNaV3i
100.
High iudiv set---i'rait tpr.wnrih' ).
:..",
F,gh rtri'ies-~Wa'.oH Tia Fay"t"l ~.
High enarH----Hurtner Nr"ni nniali. -.
Hizh weekly gart~-~~fiEel tosiaist llS
Evening star., 1928-01-22

ENGLAND BEATS WALES.

SWANSEA Wales, lanHaFy II ffi
England dfisstsd Wales IN sn iHtstrar
tionsI rugby loot ball match today by
10 points ~ q,
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Hleh averagC-~I.esIlc. INN T.
Hiah individual eame-~-tserardi. 15s,
High individual sct--Gerarli. NJ,
High spares---~,lolliite, 1O6.
H,4h sirkes-~~Tarter Mprsell 10
High team me~--Misvcilanroljs. 800.
HIGH team spt-~~(;rneral Counsel q. q
, 1928-04-19
US NAVAL RADIO STATION.
CHRTSTIANSIED, ST. CROIX.
APRIL 18th. 1928.
(COurtesY of the Associated PreSS.)

Quebec The two German aviators,
Baron Gunther Won Muenfeld and Capt.
Hermann Komel. will fly from Greeniy Is
land in the JInkers Plane which now Is
at Montreal, according to latest Dispatch
es from the two airmen. They will leave
Transatlantic plane Bremen at GreenIy
Island until it can be taken away by the
Government boat MontcaIm. 1t is eX-
pected that two Germans will fly to Mon
treal and from there to New York, Com
mander James E. F~itzmaurice, third
member on the epic flight, departed from
Seven Islands with Duke Schiller by plane
, 1928-04-19

different countries some O. those asking
only landing field facilities, when rams.
atlantic routes are established. Ger
many has been keenly interested in the
development of Ireland as an aviation
centre. One company proposed the es-
Enlistment of a regular service by flying
boats across the Irish sea between Ire
land and England, but it is believed that
the Saorstat is more likely to grant TO its
own a~ViatOrS a monopoly on the deVeI-
Opment OF air routes so close to home.
Geneva, April 17th.-Ihe efforts by
Mr.. Frank B. Kellogg, United States
Secretary of State, to secure a MultiIat-
eral Treaty for the OutIaWry of war, met
With general approval in the League Of
NatlOn circles, where there have been
numerous expressions of hope that the
American initiative will succeed The
opinion is that any arrangement to re-
move war from national policy only fur
theirs the Leagues efforts toward the
maintenance of perpetual peace,
Cairo. April 18th. Leady Heath,
continuing her solo flight to England, has
arrived at SOlium, on the North coast Of
Egypt,
New, York April 18th. Half a million
Chinese in Shantung province ar stqrv.
ing and 1000, 900 nore are in want and
will face death by hunger before another
crop is available, the China international
Famine Keller Commission declared last
night in a statement inaugurating a cam
paIgn to raise 5000, 900 dollars. Mine
-tenths of the population in Westera
Saantuog are eating unwhoIesome sub
stitutps for food" said the Rev. WILL
liam r JognsOn, Executive Secretary OF
the organisation.
Boston, Mass. April 18th. A mass Of
smouldering ruins was all that rename ]
today of the New York. New Haven, and
Hartford, Railway Bank Bay station
which was swept by fire on Sunday, eau
sing damage estimated between SOC, 600
dollars and 1000, 900 dollars and disrupt
ing services on the New Haven and
Boston and Albany railways. Work will
be rushed night and day until temporary
facilities are adequate.
, 1928-04-19

this afternoon anrouln 70 Quebec. He
is expected to join his CONRAD later at
Montteaj.
New York Wiutry weather continued
today with the temperature touching
thirty three degrees at five thirty this
afternoon. There were slight f~iurries
of snow during the day.
Chicago. A lone bandit today held up
the west bound overland limited crack
train of the Chicago and North Western
Railroad. and escaped with approximate
~ six thousand dollars. He boarded the
tram AZ the North Western Terminal,
DOnned a white mask, lined up AID rob-
bed the passengers in the observation
car, robbed car, robbed the steward in
the djning car, stopped the tram with
the emergency cord and leaped off.
James J. J~effries, former heavyweight
champion was among the passengers Ii
was net learned if he was robbed. Police
are searching for the bandit.
New York. The Tunney Heeney hea-
vyWeight tile fight will be held in New
York, lex RIckard promoter said today
on his return from a vacation in Miami
Beach, Florida. Richard did not name
the date, but is believed it will be held at
Yankee Stadium on July 26.
Havre de Grace, Md.-OviIa BOurassa.
well known French Canadian Jockey.
dieu from injuries suffered when thrown
from the horse Julia NJ. which he was
exercising. The saddle girth broke at
half mile pole and Bourassa was thrown
on his head against the inside rail, caus-
ing a fracture of the skull.
Moscow Charges that the former
President of the Ukraine Republic, VaIli
LbranimOv, had protected mountain band
its assisted in their killings and even
strangjed one man for them, were made
by police Tuesday. IrrakimJv and others
IA his administration are awaiting trial
on charges of murder. banditry and en-
bezzlemeut
Paris. The French round the world
fiprs, Costes and Lsbrix. left festivities
in their honor on tuesday to help Minis
ter OF War PainIevein with his fight for
reelection to the Chamber of Deputies.
Painleve gave them the plane in which
they few to four continents, after other
Cabinet Ministers lad refused
Mexico City.--A coupterfeiting pla1t
from which United States twenty dollar
bills were being turned out and sent into
the United States over the border was
discovered by secret service men on
Tuesday. The search tor the plant had
covered a period Of more than two weeks.
, 1928-04-19

ROk NSNs II N'CS A'AACS '~c
easier. There appeared to be more dis
position on the part of duty free holders
TO move supplies and they were offering
sat concessions of 1882 of a cent, or on
basis of 4 so delivered. Raw sugar flu
lures were easier and closed at net
losses of 2 to 4 points. Final prices were
l to 2 points above the low of the SEES
sion. Approximate sales 10000 tons,
May closed 262, July 2 "A, September
2 So, December, 282, January 2.82,
March 2.76 Refined sugar was quiet
and r%efiners prices were unchanged at
sos, to 600 for fine granulated and
second hand sugars were available at
5.85.
Sofia, April 17rh-Sonthprn Bulgaria
was rocked by a disastrous earthquake
on Saturday. The first shocks occurred
at ten thirty in the morning and twenty
others were spread over the day.
Twent7 persons are dead and possibly
100 injured. The smaIIness of the
casualty list is due to the fortunate fact
that the earthquake happened on a
public holiday. The list Of injured has
not yet been completely checked.
Montreal, April l7th-News was await
ed yesterday as TO whether the crew Of
the bremen udu u6Clu6u " LCLulu W
Murray Bay, or Quebec, in a plane pilot
ed by Duke Schiller, noted Canadian
pilot The relief a~irp'ane landed at
Graenely Island on Sunday Afternoon.
If the necessary repairs to the 6re-
men" can be made a, Greenely it is
thought the intrepid c)nquerors of the
Atlantic will resume their flight to New
York in heir own plane. On Sunday
afternoon. forty eight hours after the
plane manned by Captain KoehIe and
Baron Won Huenefeld, of Germany, and
C~ommandant James Fitz Maurice, of the
Irish Free State Air Force, the first word
was through messages from Blanc SabiOn
near GreeneIy island. The messages
told Of the gallant little crew almost
giving up of making the East to West
crossing when a fog and changing
temperatures held them back. Their
fnel had almost gone when they sighted
land. which they took for Newfoundland
on which they decided to land. The plane
not equipped for ice landing, was DANA,
ged curing the landing, which was made
on a small lake on the island.
Dublin, April 18th. One possible result
of the Bremen's flight is a German irish
entente of the air. In som circles here
lhe German shipping interests, who were
interested in the Bremen with Baron
Van Huenefeld, are considered to have
executed a stroke of genius by inviting
an Irishman to participate in the venture.
These circles says that the success OF
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Diamond weighing o6-1OO
carat, or 4 points less
than a carat. For beauty
of cut and brilliancy this
diamond can't be equaled
at the price. ............$ So
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Diamond weighing one and
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Diamond weighing 67-lOO
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make room for Fall showing. All chairs
sofas, Cogswell chairs. davenports, footstools.
also and piece suites now about half
price. II you want q bargain, see this fur
niture. Standard Upholstery Co., 403 18th
St NV (opp Star Bldg 27*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-25

Diamond weighing $500
carat, or 8 points more
than one-half carat. An
unusually fine gem. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-25

CADILLACS-3l4 coach. sedan. and pass
and imperial sedan: reconditioned and guar
anteed; paint and tires like new: priced 70
quick sale: your car in trade; easy term
The Washington Cadillac Co.. l136-40 Conn
npca tnr 20nI