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Evening star., 1928-06-04

tomorrow, will need some time to test
out the big hydroairplane before at
tempting to pilot 1t to Spitzbergen.
The Milan Mobile relief committee
has made the Duchess of Aosta an
honorary member 1t also has decided
TO equip another plane for rescue work
in the North. installing equipment
Evening star., 1928-06-04

If kellogg can get all us four big
nations to agree that Monday fol-
lows Sunday without them having
Il agree in principle. but" in it,
he will be the worlds greatest diplo-
mat. Yours.
JUST AN AMATEUR DIPLOMAT.
Evening star., 1928-06-04

Japan ana france
came t throu u z h
with the old usual
diplomatic clause
which says. I'VE
agree in principle,
but there
was the but-"we
are artily
against all wars,
unless. Of course.
we should see At
to do a little
fighting ourselves.
Then, CT course,
t his agreement
would be nun and
void. But we cer-
tainly jotn you in
preventing others
from having the
pleasure of fight
ir,U ~
Evening star., 1928-06-04

which will make II an improvement
over the Savoia-55.
This second plane, 1t is expected.
will be ready in about eight days. 1t
will be able to land on the earth or
on the open sea and to take off from
the water or from snow fields or ice
foes
Evening star., 1928-06-04
TOXIC REPORTS S o S.
Message Signed North Pole Expedi-
ton" Is Received.

By Radio 10 The Star and Chicago Daily
News. Copyright, 1922
TOXIC. June A radio station al
Sapporo. in the Hokkaido district, re-
ports receiving an S o from a mys-
terious source, signed North Pole Ex-
pedition." late Saturday afternor, The
remainder of the message was unde-
cipherable owing to the weakness of the
receiving set.
Upon receipt of the report by the
communications ministry here the gov
ernment ordered united efforts to locate
the sender. in the belief that possibly 1t
was the Mobile party.
Evening star., 1928-06-04
LOS ANGELES SEEN SAVIOR.
Experts Say U. S. Dirigible Only Ship
That Can Rescue Italia.

FRIEDRICHSHAFEN Germany June
tPl.-The United States naval dirigi-
BILE Los Angeles is the only airship ca
pable of effecting the rescue of Gen.
Mobiles Italia, in the opinion of ex-
perts of the Zeppelin and Dornier
works.
Those venturing an opinion on the
chances of rescuing the Italians with
other aircraft were somewhat pessimis-
tic, pointing out that the chances of
locating the missing dirigible in the fogs
and mist of the Polar regions were small
unless tfev had something definite to
work on, such as a specific direction.
Evening star., 1928-06-04
Will Rogers
Says:

HOLLYWOOD just when Sec
retary Kellogg has his 'no-more-
war plan" all going good and about
ready TO sign up, why, England.
Evening star., 1928-06-04
MILAN PREPARES PLANE.
Rescue Mission Hopes to Leave We'd
nesday for North.

MILAN, Italy. June GP).-Wednes-
day now seems TO be the likeliest day
for departure to the North of the
Savoia-55 on a mission of rescue for
the lost dirigible Italia and its crew.
Mai. Maddalena. who is expected here
Evening star., 1928-06-04

wave, corresponding to the Itala's
radio station. the amateur operator
stated.
Evening star., 1928-06-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Evening star., 1928-06-01
TITLE TRAP EVENT
IN PROGRESS HERE

Firing in the District of Columbia
Maryland championship trapshoot
tournament got under way early today
on the Washington Gun Club course,
at Benning One hundred of the 200
targets were to be shot today, with the
remaining 100 to be fred tomorrow.
In the official practice session yester-
day F. P. williams led the field with 81
breaks out of 1O0 Walter Wilson,
field captain o. the club. with So, was
second. Twenty-six from the local
club and visitors participated:
Evening star., 1928-06-01
19 TEAMS HAVE JOINED
FRENCH'S INSECT LOOP

Representatives of teams entered in
French's Insect League will meet to-
morrow night at o'clock at 424 Ninth
street. It 1t planned to open the loop
June 30. Nineteen teams have joined
to date. Walter j. Newman will di-
rect the league and prizes are being
offered the championship teams in the
several divisions.
Evening star., 1928-06-01
SCHOOLBOY SPORTS
FOR REST OF WEEK
TODAY.

TODAY.
Eastern VS.. Central (base bali, public
high title game), Central Stadium, 3:I5
o'clock.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Gonzaga tbase
hall
Public high individual indoor rife
championship match at Central.
SATURDAY.
Georgetown Prep W.. Leonard Hall
(base ball)
Central vs.. Western (golf, public high
title match.
Evening star., 1928-06-01
Eastern High Will Lose Some of Star Members of Its Base Ball Conbinao

basket ball. base bali and track teams
will be guests. @
n. w. (Maude) Crun, director Of
athletics at George Washington, will
present rf1onograms State Senator
Frank L. Ball, Fletcher Kemp, super
intendent of public schools In Arlington
County, and Principal w. H. Thomas
will speak .... -..,.
Coaches Guy Camden, Bill Wilson,
OtWay Allen, B. E. Endicott, Junius
Cobean, Harmon Francis and James
Suter also will be called upon, as will
Evening star., 1928-06-01
RAY ON NURMI's TRAIL.

NEW YORK, June (P.-Not con-
tent with representing the United States
in the marathon In the Olympics, Joie
Ray wants to double up and compete
also in the 10000 meter run, the New
York Evening Post said. In the shorter
event, approximately 6lz miles, Chesty
Joie would be pitted against Paavo
Nurnf
Evening star., 1928-06-01

Capts. Robert Utterback, foot bali: Paul
Petersilia. boys basket ball: Roy Clarke,
base ball; Owen Keys, track. and Cath
crime Cobean, girls basket ball, and
Managers Robert Utterback, basket
ball; Paul Petersilia, foot ball: James
Broaddus, base ball, and Miss Ruth
Gary, girls basket ball.
st. Mary's Celtics and Bonds Cothiers
Of Washington will oppose tomorrow
at 3:30 on Corbett Field. Joe Hamilton,
Evening star., 1928-06-01

A twist of the but
ton and movement
con.es out for wind.
Ing or setting. Eas.
ny installed On any
.ar.
Evening star., 1928-06-01
BABE ADAMS IN POLITICS.

BETHANY, Mo, June OQ.-CharIes
B. Babe" Adams. former Pittsburgh
Pirate pitcher and hero of the Pitts
burgh- Detroit world series of 1909, has
announced as candidate for the DEM
ocratic nomination for sheriff of Har-
rlson County. Adams retired from base
ball last year.
Evening star., 1928-06-01
CONFERENCE INDEPENDENT.

DELAWARE, Ohio, June (P.-Six
members of the Ohio Conference-Ohio,
Miami, Denison, Wittenberg, Cincinnati
and Ohio Wesleyan-whose schedule
making difficulties with other conference
members led to their formation Of the
Buckeye Athletic Association in 1926,
have severed all connections with the
parent organization.
Evening star., 1928-06-01
HALF FDOzENMEN
TOBE GRADUATED
Coach Guyon, Though, Is Not
Gloomy Over Outlook for
1929 Season.

n EVERAL toSsers who have made
Eastern High School base ball
history viii be graduated next
~ month. but a group of leading
players will return next Spring,
and, on the whole, Coach Charley
Guyon is by no means gloomy over the
1929 outlook
Andy Oehmann, star hurler; Eddie
Lisensky, crack infielder: Hook, clever
second-sacker: Matthews, outfielder; +;
Sklppy Faber, pitcher. and Judy Reeves,
hurler and pinch hitter, are boys whose
loss Is expected to be especially felt.
Stalwarts who will be on the Job
again next Spring are Archie Ware,
hard-hitting outf1elder: Billy Wood who
Is dependable both as an infielder and
outhelder; Cody Shapiro, clever gar
dener. and Bob Snyder. promising young
catcher whether Jim Munro, catcher;
VIII return is uncertain.
Heading the schoolboy sports card
here today was the public high school
base ball championship game between
Central and Eastern. the final scheduled
contest Of the title series In other dia-
mond encounters today. Dewitt and
Catholic University Freshmen we're to
meet at Brookland. and GonZaga and
Georgetown Prep were to face at Gar
rett Park, Nd. Another attraction of
the day was the individual public high
rife championship match on the Cen
tral range.
Gonzaga's tennis team scored over
Georgetown Prep. 8 to 2. in a prep
school league match yesterday at Car
rett Park
Summaries:
Singles tG.) defeated
DAILY. SIS, S-6, 6-3; Berberich (G.)
defeated Hearsh, 81; 81; Hook (G.
P.) defeated Cook. Ga, Ga.
DoubleS-Berberich and Considine
tG.l defeated Hook and Hearsh, 60,
6-4: Mcdonald and Case &C. P.) de-
feated Gallagher and Peake, 6-2, 60.
Central High golfers registered their
third stutout of the season, scoring over
Swavely School, to 0, at Manassas,
Va It was the Blue and Whites fifth
win In six starts.
Summaries:
First toursome-webb fC.) defeated
HaIliwen. 5-3: Tierney CO. defeated
Burrows. 6-5. Best ball, Central, 81.
Second foursome-Oliveri CO. defeat
ed Mears, SIS: Kolb CO. defeated
Hickman, "a. Best ball, Central, 5-4.
Evening star., 1928-06-01

Memories Of stirring tennis fights of
the past have been revived by the news
that Mrs. Lambert Chambers, a seven-
time winner of the English women's
championship, has renounced her anna
teur status TO take coaching Of future
young champions.
Evening star., 1928-06-01

days. Sunday the big d" win enter
tain the Addison A. G. In a Capital
City League contest at 3 o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-06-01
GEORGE MASON HIGH
TO HONOR ATHLETES

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 1.--George
Mason High School Letter Club will
hold its annual athletic supper tonight
in the school auditorium at Potomac at
z o'clock.
Members of foot ball, boys and girls
Evening star., 1928-06-01
G. P. o. NINE TR1UMPHs.

Scoring 10 runs in two innings to
break a Tall deadlock, q. p. o. won
over Navy Yard in Colored Depart
mental League yesterday, II to 2.
Evening star., 1928-06-01

There are six big universities In Japan
whose base bah teams usually meet
every year 70 decide the championship
Of the country.
Evening star., 1928-06-01

Celtics' first baseman, Is out Of the
game with a sprained ankle.
No. Motor Company OF the Alex
andria Fire Department will play the
Mount Pleasant A. G. here Sunday at 3
o'clock, at Carter's Field.
Dreadnaughts will encounter the
Herndon Fair'lou nine tomorrow In
Dreadnaught Park at 4:15 in series Of
Saturday games to test the popularity
Of the diamond sport here on week
Evening star., 1928-01-29
THIRD BLOCK GAME SCORES.

800. Rupert. with a set of 327, did
the best bowling for the Accounts team
which was considerably handicapped
by the inability of Capt. Stork TO bowl
with II.
After a whale of a start in which
they shot a game of SAT with Moeller
contributing a count of 1874. the So
Kems faltered and Harry Nelson led
his Central Stores outfit TO victories
in the two games that followed. Frank
Donaldson shot 349 for the Central
Stores team and Pop Owens demon
strated that he is on the way back
to form by shooting for count Of 332.
Moeller's set of 328 was best Tor the
So-Kerns
Plant Bureau found plenty OF trouble
In taking two games from Roddy's
Shops team. Roddy had his strike ball
working and practically won the first
game for Shops by himself Plant.
shooting games of $40 and $50. won
the second and third contests. De
Glantz and Lindstrom, with sets OF $40
and $50. respectively. led the Plant
team. while Roddy and AL Costello did
the best bowling for the Shops quint.
Evening star., 1928-01-29
v. c. D. A. SESSION
DUE NEXT SUNDAY.
District Bowling Body to
Choose Officers and
Plan Tourney.

Washington Cify Duckpin Association
VIII hold its annual meeting neYt sun
day at the Raleigh Hotel and matters
of considerable importance to the oITl-
ers will Oe discussed. according 70 Soc-
retary ArWlle Eoersole Of the oT2anl-
zation. This year the session will Oe
in the afternoon. starting pr0ba0 DIV A:
: O'Clock. instead Of in the morning. at
the request Of representatives Of se"-
eral church leagues affiliated with tne
w. c y. A.
There is great chance that an en-
tlrely new slate Of officers Will be pur
Up for election at the meeting. George
Tsemann, present head Of the orgariZa-
ton, feels he has plenty 20 attend 70 as
secretary Of the new National Duckpln
Bowling Congress and does not expect
70 be a candidate for any Office IN ne
local body Other officers also Aa.e
intmated that they do not aspire %
positions in the association this veaT.
In all likelihood. Secretary Eoe~sole
viii be the only one 70 retain Office. al
though n z Greer. now treasurer of
the w C. D A, may be made its p,es.-
dent
Plans for the renewal ot the annual
city championships will be made a. the
meeting and a tournament cCnnlt'ea
appointed Il is also likely thai The
organization will arrange FOR of5c'at
repres ontalion III the y. 2. 3 c. chant
pionships 70 be held AZ Baltimore n
March.
Evening star., 1928-01-29
DOPE ON CHAMPIONSHIP RACES In VARIOUS DUCKPIN LOOPS

to sixth Petworth. losing seven games
Of nine rolled. dropped 10 NTH place
Convention Hall started Petworth
down the ladder by beating 1t in three
games Elizabeth Ackman helped Con-
vention Hall greatly by shooting 32e
set and lis game
Meyer Davis took two games from
Petworth. Marie Frcre saved the last
game for Petworth by cleaning up the
wood 10 win by two pins. Hen i02
game and 29i set was nigh. Finally,
Northeast Temple TOOK two games. from
Petworth. The latter winning the first
game OF the set by single pin.
Billy Williams team came through
with double win over Temple. Paul
inc Thomas game of l02 led the VIC
tors, while Capt. Ella Limerick turned
in fine game OF ll9 and set OF 3l2
for the losers.
Virginia Markets with fine rolling by
Mabel Kellogg and Lucy Owen. swept
its set with King Pin Mabel to;aled
3oS and Lucy 301. The latter had
game Of li9.
Evening star., 1928-01-29

In the Southern Railway Clerks
League, only eight games separate the
leader and the twelfth or last place
team after last weeks bowling
Law and Freigh, Auditors had red
hot battle but Law was equal 10 the
occasion and took two games.
Disbursing handed Operation a jolt
by taking the first two and lost the
last by a few pins only,
BY taking two from Auditors. Pur-
chasing still hangs very close to first
place.
That the handicap is making all
teams work overtime is shown by Sta
ton Accounts No. not being able To
overcome what IL had To give Trafic
II had TO use everything IL had 10 get
the last game.
Station Accounts No. had re-
versal OF form and Passenger Accounts
with Howhenstein'x $40 set was able To
take the odd game.
The Treasury Construction game was
postponed
Stanley had high game OF las and
high set Of a+s during the week
Evening star., 1928-01-29
WASHINGTON LADIES' LEAGUE.

Eeeoues tigfltened their hold on i1rst
place In the washington Ladies League
last week by trouncing Kumoacks while
Commercials dropped game TO E-Nee-
no. Columblans also lost ground ng
losing two TO the last-plsce Coionlals
In . dope upset. Hllltoppers stlI are
going strong and moved UP notch as
; rsss,It OF q triple win over Arnazors.
the latter dropping 10 eighth position
after Comets annexed the odd game
from Daughters Of Isabella,
Cart. Bronson Qusites registered
rest 5ls set as the BeeqIes gave nifty
exhibition Of team WORK In the Ilib'
tNo tits xith Kumbsckk. Anna NC
Ccrmsck O. Rurnbscks scored nigh game
Of the rn3tch with ia
Elaine Palmer Of the CommeGciaih II
carried Of the honorS for the pest
t1rse-rzn4e total Of the week, setting
ala wftn a nice iis count Ia her i!rsi
eroyt while Margaret MntneF JUS
resche6 the 300 mark with l05 ar ner
pest single effort Margaret Lesnsh
tl9ot nign game and set for E.hee. hlo
Tf,h III snd 2ss' respecllveiy' M
Foyteney scCounfec 'oF tot Dsh '"'''
zrr over Commercial
.yessie Smith Of EiIitoppers registered
bagf game o. the week with neat lls
~ tks second clash with hnazors, ana
tcgs good score with q count Of IiD Dy
ytther Burton brought the team totai
y, 5os for me game Esther got another
rics oourt o. iiS In the fnal tllt 10
2ive her 3ls for the string. the Dest m
cwi6usl 81 of the nlsinn-
Irene Ecott ehot li3 and Cap anna
Williams III ~ give Comets the ood
game over Daughters of Issoella'
though E sure of ii2 by Louise fn-
per,. vas decisiYe In the final nj. Cap.
Williams soorec nigh set with aoS
Neien sullivan helped the Daughrfs
seore their jone Nin wl.h nifty lls 10
TIE 1gs' session,
kfer giving rather poor fzi'lni''on
ef n.Sple cla3tling ia tne tfb' tso games
vgtn Colonlsls the ColUmblanA failhd
" aep me final by g0oo margin
Fena LhYys III End Ki'ty E!eins Io1
enz1lec tf4e tenn ~ score 3tA b5flF Ssn
Ifsotl Jenkins snc Eess Hoffman rolled
vel for tke Co5onlaE the former hst~
ing 2sl yI,n hlgn game 81 l0a ana ne
later 273 Nltb lo5 e. mr. nest single
CoYEt
Evening star., 1928-01-29
w yALrER MEoAw leader from

w yALTER MEGAw. leader from
the START, won the l5-game
Nv Howard Campbell Sweep
stakes. the city'S richest
singles bowling event. last
rirnt. when he shot 554 in the Anal
block cf FIVE games on the Kins Pm
drives Ia raise his total for the entire
competition "a 1898 pins.
Second honorS went 10 Howard Camp
bill. the bowler who staged the flrSt
sweepstakes last Winter and whose
name MAS gwen the event by the Wash
inSton City Duckpin Association when
that controlling body Of the sport de-
ci6ed 10 sponsor the renewal OF %he
eNnipstitlon Campbell rolled coun; OF
sol last night to make his total for the
Is games read 1856. lust pins greater
than the total made by Henry H'Ssr
Young EvattSVille bowler who scored
$50 in his last 5-game block.
The victory brought Mcgaw the capt.
tai prize ot S3s5 and a diamono-studdeo
gold medal. Campbell. for finishing sec
ond. received $3.50 and HiSer got $500
for finishing third.
For a time last night, II appeared that
Mezaw. a strong tavorite 10 win before
the start Of the final block, might be
cverhsuled. The red-thatched duck
rinner who had hit for count OF 653,
The biggest fve-same set OF the COM
retition. N the first block on the
Coliseum alleys two weeks before and
for another OF 6cl in the second block
on The Convention Hail drives, was far
from his usual form at King Pin.
Megaw of Form.
Red opened fire with a game Of only
SIS. which left him but.~3S pins ahead
Of Hlser. with four games 70 go. He
came back for two successive i0-frame
scores Of lis. however. and virtually
assured himself of victory with a fourth
game of I22. Megsw concluded the
block with a count of ia TO make his
set for the night 554.
Campbell and Hissr waged warm
battle for place money. AT the outset
Of The final block. HiSer had an ad.
vantage of 2s pins. but in the firSt two
games Campbell. reduced 1t to pins.
Al the end of the third game. they
we're tied. Campbell having rolled l30
against HiSer's 1913. Each shot 100 in
the fourth engagement. but Campbell
outscured the Hyattsville bowler, ia to
10. in the fifth.
Jack wolstenhclme, Max Rosenberg
Evening star., 1928-01-29

Hist team gan.e~~~Ea FsAette dAn
Htsh tesn knsu~~t.a hitette. / .un
Hixh RtetaRs7~ HnFtnrf tthntenntatt
Htvh ,ad,h hiual Fame--R,sa tNassli.
100
Hlgh individual sst~~-rratt HetWorthD
1nn
Ineh sttikes s~~" atsan ia FavettrN rs
HiRh snHres~~N Watson TIA Fasettet i4k
tiigh WHektt game. Newman tIustl,~t
10
A thrilling finish came In the Masonic
League last week when Lee Brown.
rolling snchor. for Centennial. started
his last box With his team ~ pins be-
hind and slammed A triple header
10 beat Potomac by pins In the open >
ing game of the match This took
all the life out nf the Potomac and Il
also lost The next tWe games
King Solomon has cfawied out of
the cellar by winning . out OF the last
~ games.
La Fayette showed consistency by
shontisie b77. a77 and STa In It's set.
The following shot aa0 OF better last
week k~~Oser, 5a2; Megaw, 3Bl, Burrows.
372 6e'gel 36S X Heinzman 36A
Pratt fPetwOrthb, Watson. D0ieman.
36a. Williams. 362. Blttenbender, $50
Meyer asa, Earl Lewis. speer, asa
Evening star., 1928-01-29
JONES DUE TO CAPTAIN
WALKER CUP GOLF TEAM

NEW YORK January IS f4r1-T-le
View YORK American today SAYS thar
Bobby Jones cE Atlanta i 70 % e2scJed
captain OF the American Walker Cup
tean,, succeeding Bob Gardner &C Chi
caGo. who resigned.
Jones SAYS The American, VII! %
designated fhr the capta:acy ov Ms cOi-
l~acuaS On tFs executive committee Ct
ne unr~d States Golf Association.
The Walker Cup matches are n b.
rlave6 This wear N Chicago a-s rig.
British snla teuFs
Evening star., 1928-01-29
RIyERDALE PARK
SONS OF ANFPIr .
GEORGETOWN SCRAPPERS
BEATEN AT WEST POINT

.WEST POINT. n Y. January "a
West Point boxers proved too much
for Georgetown University scrapperx
here today. the Cadets winning six OF
the seven bouts.
Summaries:
r,..id.'. it' POI Ni'S-HaFes. 'Arrri defeaie1
ont HsEeTtv tGaor=stawnB IN oes r,in,,.e -
first rJUfHi '''s''''ff -
:, ~" Pot, Nn>-- hFattls tArnfy, tss~s,s<s
Nou son tGe0r<etoxui ds.'Isioa - tsa.
ftttlf . ~ -@i''' "a AHFef
Ia Fpt NI3~--tssvan Army .ssfe.tavf
-"0.o o'lS tbetH<@lnRnt Ga,l<l0r lar -Nrer
E, 70 Pct Sii>--j0r"< sAr1av7 .ga5ae,a.
"',TIe r,1, sss@ 2 t3e~tSann 1hfas ronn&s
3, tta Pot Nn>-Me eTarthy t1seorretny-r+
santSed "ut Ki4G ARMY IN i! / ...-so.5. ~
" FWEfGHT--Mu>e {Arss3~a kr9. t.n.4
~ "@hSFr 'tss'sgx@fuwns in ! r7inss., .,s
- seconds 1T first r,1,sn4f '+A@ H'8'
Evening star., 1928-01-29
DISTRICT t.Ittt D.,
Tear standing.

'Total pins Tor curh cafe stant"ri match
not included
High team set-~Contrution HAL islf
ii,gh team game Cutvcutian Halt. dAi
Hisb individual s~t~~-G Walsienhuime
H'rh Individual game Mork trohtentian
Hall isK
ttlxs average whalen Convention Hsnl
itn"a
Rolling late In The FIRST and second
games. the Cornell Lunch took the
measure OF Convention Hall leader OF
the District League, last week Conven-
tion Hall won the final with ease
This double defeat dropped Conven-
tion Hall into tie with King PHI.
victor in all three games with Never
Davis
Curb Cafe moved into second nlace
by virtue of It's triple win over q = o
Max Rosenberg was largely responsible
for the result with his aa4 set, the beat
In the District League last week
Petworth continued To show It's wares
extending It's record Ia 10 games N l.
starts by taking all three games from
Temple,
Stanford Paper Co, and Arcadia post
poned their set,
Evening star., 1928-01-29
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT LEAGUE.
TPam Standing
A margin of one game is held

A margin OF one game Is held by
the first-place Survey No. over the
fast-travcling Secretary team In thr
Interior Department League after last
weeks matches.
Survey No |. which had lost FIVE
NJ It's last six games. took two from
Land and Secretary took two from
Survey No ?.
Callahan and Fiancrv are having n
grand tussle FOR high average, For "a
Games Callahan has 1856 while
Fianerv hes 1865 for 5s games
The indians stepped on the gas and
applied the whitcwash brush Ia Puhi-
cation, Armstrong and plak" handled
the brush most with sets OF 324 and
322 respectively.
Disbursirg took the odd game from
the iowly Pensioners.
Evening star., 1928-01-29
LUTHERAN CHURCH LEAGUE.
Team standing.

ST. Psul's rolled i.si7 set, high for
the season, m the Lutheran Church
League, last week. IY $50 game was
high for the week and within one pin
OF Trinity's season record.
2. Heinrichs (TrinityD records OF lo4
for game and 3s4 for set. made in the
second week of the leagues bowling.
seem good for the balance OF the sea-
son. Judging by scores now being re-
turned each week.