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his fish weighing two and one-half
pounds. The largest bluefish. weighing
two and one-half pounds. captured first
prize In that class. end went to S. j.
Barnette. and r.. r. Ratherdale took
the prize for hardheads. with fish
Weighing Is ounces. The first prize
for the woman landing the largest
fish went to Mrs. A. Harris, with trout
Weighing / pound.
Today Noah Hazard will hold his
own fishing contest at Chesapeake
Beach. Trains will leave the District
Line at $50, returning at 6 pm. HaZ-
card states he will have plenty of boats
and will do all he can to put it over
in good style.
On this excursion four prizes are
offered as follows: First prize, $40. for
the largest trout; second prize, $40
salt wote: rod and reel for the next
largest trout: third prize, IS salt water
rod Tor either the largest rock or blue
fish, and if neither is caught this prize
will so for the largest hsrdhead. Tho
fourth prize Is tor the lady landing
the lare ST fish of any species and will
be a - all-a2ate steel rod. No two priZ-
es to be awarded to any one person.
Ur'o' the Maryland law. purse net
ting in Chesapeake Bav il prohibited
after rcv-rlb-r J. II will he interesting
t, see II 5hcre il my diG~r-sc7 in tn :,
fishing in the bay after that date.
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High team gsme-La Fayette. SIS: Har-
High team set La Fayette, 1873; Har-
mony. 1858
High individual avera ges-Watson. La Fay
cite. Isl Ellis. Harmony 1l47; 1semen.
Harmony, 1895.
High individual game-Arminser. La Fay
cite. 1853; Koehler. Barrister. 1857: Mont
High individual set-stoner. Singleton, 4O5;
Koeher. Barrister. 384; Deputy, Petworth,
High strikeS-Koehler. Barrist er, 10: Evans,
Mount Pleasant. q; Burtner. Centennial. g.;
MaddpS' I ParEer' 8 Robb ST. Johns g. Wat
Hieh spares-T.arcombe. Brentwood. 34;
Lankfoord, East Gate, 90 Watson, La Fay
High weekly eame-Koehler, Bsrrister.
1871; Robb. ST. Johns, 145.
ST. Johns took National for all three
La Fayette is having its troubles-after
winning all three on opening they have
dropped two each week since. Silver
Spring won there first games of the
season last week, MT, Pleasant being
the victim
King Solomon. tailender of last
year. Is showing unexpected strength
this year. Washington Centennial con-
tinues to be the hard luck team of the
cjrcuit-their low set of the year is
1889 end yet they have done little
better than break even
Only three were able to shoot over
the $50 mark last week Mai Robb of
St. Johns with 366. Kerfoot of Column
bia. No. 235, 355. and Lewis of Parker
with an even $50
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NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE.

Hieh team set-King Pin. l.749.
Hioh team game-Meyer Davis. 6lC; Kins
Pin. 61'..
High individual se5-Campben king Pin).
40.
Hish individual rame-camDse1 king
High Individual average-campbell tKins
PM, l24-2
Under the leadership of Howard
Campbell the King Pin bowlers swept
into the lead in respect to high team
set, high individual set, high individual
game, high individual average and tied
for high team game.
Campbell rolled 4l0 set including
a game of l49 and thus boosted his
average to 1912 for the six games
rolled Their l,742 set also went into
the lead while the 612 game tied the
mark set by Meyer Davis.
Meyer Davis took the lead of the
league with five wins out of six starts
and total pin margin over the Lin
woods who have won the same number
of games. The Linwoods were extended
to win two games from F. H Smith,
who made its debut this week Meyer
Davis swept its series against Chevy
Chase.
H. 8. Denham's dropped two games
to the Service Cafeteria while the New
England Cafe lost a like number to
Peoples Life Insurance to end the
weeks performance Among the best
sets for the week was WormanS 354
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LATONIA RESULTS

,. risi1 rae: = & ~. r}s , Dzrss G. 5000
Egrb.iov. 100 sKern,. Sli.a6 and s442
i3s mg3s. 1i5ut Sa9sfisid. c5 30 p6 5rm6
The Bat hspinwan Gil also ra1. ''''''
Second race: = If mile; purse. 81 ,pon:
allowances; 2-year-olds: naidens--Oui, Mon-
-leu-, 115 fFeupen $500. $3.50 ard &? 90;
t-ircm Kelly. lis rLeyland}, $3.50 ana q "A
Flcre, EeecAwood, Home James. Rel Face
C-ip: ST. Retlaw. Bills, Leonard, Material
Aryilla II also ran.
Third race: Il, miles: purse. $1,000; claim.
iTs 49, and ,2 5n3 s o re- 10:
uader. slos r cles.rem,. ASA and 81 tx +.
Di-nple punkie, 106 tLcyland,. &304 Time
.ozss Stone Age, Eleven O'clock, Wanda
Love Child, On Up also ran.
Fourth 5 5ase; :, Of mile; prophet purse
los tCrumpl. 1906. s242 and 1920; Uptime
liz tHeupel'. $'74 and - 50: Ny Hobby
io6 tzucchinil. $3.50. Time, lips SpooEy
Bsrrioliver. Iinnic also ran.
Fifth race: :. Of a mlle; Autumn handi.
Golas2 PTine::, io7 iHegpels. 1000 go sap SAP
SIS 4 ESer Wl'o io5 rr 3 "a POOL 3eS
1:11i,. Dinner Dance. Helen's Babe. EaStel
6tcc!lngs, Broadside. Percentaga, T s Jor.
cal, Ilegitlmate. Plat lion also ran.
olsln,s 5-ear-ods and Dup upm nnas ~ II.
&C Hi-cr,. SA94. S374 and 80 5s: IrfencS
los 'DubcIsl. s1365 and sb,l5; Cleora. jon
Hikes. 23o2 Time. 1:ll5.. Banter. Violet
scvsn.h race: - miles: pure. $1,000
claiming; 3-yes"-clfs end ur-2fan-ara. II:
, s.sf' $50 s go: sn' We 81 K 81 ~
;:s3 Time, ISL oro light, Talsqus, Ne
-, The Ulss@r s.to raH
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~ ATTLINC plucky opponent anG
- shooting par golf for over 10 OF
n the Is holes, MIllard B. Stevin-
- son captured the Columbis
Country Club golf championship
Yesterday afternoon, defeating Norman
B. Frost. 5 and 2. for the Edward Beale
Mclean Trophy.
In the semi-finals played Yesterday
morning STEVENSON defeated Thomas P
Bones. ir., 3 and 2, and Frost cownec
Austin M. Porter. and 5. STEVENSON
holds he District of Columbia title for
1923, as we'll as his club championship
Close playing featured the final con-
test. Frost chalked up two brides in a
row as an opener. giving him two-hoe
lead over Stevenson. who shot gar polf.
This third ard fourth also were par on
The latter'S card. while the former
proved a bit erratic and lost his margin.
STEVENSON took the fifth to assume the
lead for the first time. A bad sixth for
him evened things once more, and from
this point to the tenth. 1t was stroke for
stroke. the high spot of the match COM
ing on the eighth. when Frost did some
courageous PLAYING. Stevenson drove to
the green while Frost flubbed his into
the rough on a topped ball which rolled
scarcely 30 feet. But little hard luck
did not feaze him. He selected his
mashie niblick and dropped his ball
neatly on the green some y feet from
the cup. 1t looked like Stevinsnns hole
in 2. but the latter failed in his quit,
while Frost surprised by rolling his in.
1t was not until the champion scored
birdie on the tenth to FroStS that
he again gained the lead And even
then his margin was wiped out on the
twelfth when Frost's hsSted his 6.
Per golf on the next three holes put
STEVENSON 3 up. End on the sixteenth he
matched Frost's to halve the hole and
win the match.
In addition to the Mclean Trophy,
tbs champion was presented with a
medal for permanent possession.
Winners in the Other divisions of the
tournament were as follows
second dvision--Roeor J. Whtoford de-
feet"d ". King Cronwell: up in 10.
Fcrrth division--I w Beler defeated f.
M wollare. and !
Finh divisiou~w. w. Nottingham de-
teated r Shepard. and 5.
CONSULTATIONS.
First division-A. r. Mckenzie defeated L
s.co%d divis'en1comdr II. c. Frain de-
feoted NJ. J; Gormley: ? and l.
Third DIVISION. T. Shericr defeated O.. j.
Fourth divisiou-Harris Fleming defeated
Fifth Division@C' ". Simpson defeated
Dave Weaver, and 3
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REALTORS LEAGUE.

Boss e. Phelps tied with Hedges &
Middleton for first place after taking
two games from Joseph Shapiro. w. c.
Wedding of Boss e. Phelps set individual
game record with q. l40 score and Ed
ward H. Brent of the same team rolled
high individual set for the season with
a 361 score.
High team game and high team set
were rolled by Boss &, Phelps, with $50
End 1886 scores.
Wardman No. took two games from
Hedges Gz Middleton. Associated team
look three games from Cafritz. Sans
bury took two from Wardman No / =.
District Title Co. took two from Nc
Ke2ver & GoSs and Shannon e. Luchs
took three from Columbia Title Co.
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ROD AND STREAM
-Rv Perry Miller

TN the Fall of 1925 Washington
anglers by the hundreds visited
Chesapeake Bay in quest of rock.
i trout and taylors, the game fish
of the bay, and seldom failed to
or the other of the above-named fish.
But that was only two years ago.
During the close of the 1927 fishing
season. when these same species OF
fish are supposed to be most abundant
in the bay, the anglers again visited
their favorite fishing grounds. and dut-
ing that year returned with much
smaller catches. During the present
year these same anglers have again
tried their luck for these denizens of
the deep, but so far this year their
success was and is much worse than
that of the 1927 season.
On September 80 the first of the
annual fishing outings to the bay was
held by the Potomac Anglers Associa-
ton. What did they catch? Practi-
cally nothing but some few small fish
hardheads. King William perch and
Norfolk spots.
It is true that the Potomac Anglers
excursion encountered bad weather.
Last Sunday the Atlas Sports Goods
VI
outing 1873 anglers, spread over the bay
in various boats. caught comparatively
few fish. Some few anglers had good
strings of fish. but they were mostly
spot and pan-size trout.
The Atlas party had the benefit of
almost perfect weather. and still the
1873 lines cast into the waters of the
bay failed to produce much of any
thing. The largest fish landed on this
occasion was a trout weighing 3l2
pounds. The prize for the largest blue
fish went to man who landed one
weighing y pound. and the largest
hardhead landed weighed Is ounces.
What is the matter with the bay
fishing? In the opinion of this column
there is only one answer-purse net
tiers and more purse meters. Just as
surely as there is a sun in the sky
these commercial fish hogs are fast de-
pleting the former abundant supply
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MISS OLzDERBER
BEATSD. c. PLAYER
Has So Over Princess Anne
Course to Win Match
by a and 3.
RY ". r. McCALLUM.

13.-Virginia Holzderber of the
" baltimore Country Club today
added the wonlen's golf cham
pionship of the Midatlantic
section to the Maryland title she al
ready holds.
PLAYING spectacular golf to set new
women's record of 80 for the course
of the Princess Anne Country Clun'
Miss Holzderber debated Mrs. j. Mar
vim HAYNES of the Columbia Country
Club of Washington to win the title
for which she was runner-up last year,
Mrs. Haynes played the course in
fine so. displaying the flghting quail
ties for which she is we'll known IN
the Capital but she was not the equal
n the more skillful Baltimorean.
Miss Holzderber sprang into an early
lead and was up at the turn although
both players were out IN %. The first
nine was featured by 25-foot putt,
which Mrs Haynes sank to halve the
seventh. and a great pitch shot she
made to win the eighth. but after the
turn Miss Holzderber frightened up her
came. while Mrs. Haynes dropped a
shot at each of the first four holes Of
the inward journey.
The result was that Miss Holzderber
played them in one stroke over mems
par. winning them all to become dormic
up.
With her back to the wall and fight
ing hard for the championship, Mrs.
Haynes laid a 160-yard iron shot dead
10 win tl,e long fourteenth, but she
was unable to do better than halve
the fifteenth although she was inside
Miss Holzderber from the tee and the
Baltimore stylist won the match By
and 3.
They finished out the round and the
new champion holed a lengthy putt on
the last green to get back in 40.
After the match Mrs. Haynes said
It was an honor to have been beaten
by such fine golfer and sportswoman
as Miss Holzderber.
The first fight consolation was won
by Mrs. w. S. Corby of Washington.
who defeated Mrs. L. L. Steele of In
dian Spring when the latter dubbed
an approach shot.
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JAMAICA RESULTS

i"G; 5-gcar-clds and ,p-Eoty Toty. LOO
r Ei23ss Fire liz Il Moon 70 10 to , Voc se
ond: Campaninl. III 'McArlErel. even.
third. Time. 1885,. Turkcys Neck. Nor;
dina. Sour Nah, Germaine, Chauvelotte and
SecoSd race; mile 10 yards: purse: 5, 900;
claiming; 3-year- odds ard up-David Bone,
Crews Nest. lO6 &C Wattersl. even. 2 to 5.
second; Arcade, Ill tMoonl. to 5. third.
Time. l:432s. BI2ot. Mobose and Lass OGow-
5000 sdded for Ms desfs tord io2
&C. WATERS u TO ]: TO l; to J. won;
comstockery. Ill ,Ellis,. to- J. ? to 2.
second: African. l06 Lconard'. TO 5. third,
Time. :l2<s Hypoluxo Kopeck. Peter. Per-
Fourth race: - mile, Montague Handicap;
Won; Extreme' i2s 'Ellisi. to S. ! to S,
second; Nusakan. III tKelssy>. 3 to |. third.
fine. lil2s Novice. Finite and Di3trsc-
Fifth race: 81, furlons1: pure. 81 900: al
lowanSes; 2-yesr-old3; msidens--Xyloph
slack Diamond. i2cc. 'Meibeni. 10 >. Out,
.econd; HohdGy. i"2 IN. Garner. to s.
Wild Heart. Blfck Patricia. Kine at Arms
ard Charming L sl3o ran.
Sixth race: lis miles; purse. 1000 claim
1ons 10 inG tc it IL Siss vol III
Comp. nsa ton. 11o tMcTaruel. to /. 2 - /.
-ccc"d q; Lat Bite. us fC-t"cmr>. - :.
Dance Kins. Viz, crest rocS Hang Fc-,
CANDY Stick and Seventh Son slso ran.
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MARYLAND ALUMNI LEAGUE.

digh team eame--Black Straps. 536
Hish team setback Straps. l.570.
High individual game -Coster, Black
Straps. 1920
High individual set-Coster, Black Straps.
367
Rossbourgs and Buzzards Roost had
hot fight for first place. with Buzzards
Roost winning two out of three after
hectic struggle. in which each team fin
ished with the same number of pins
With Coster at anchor. showing nifty
set of 367, this team. the Black Straps
stepped out and hung up few records
while trimming the Terrapins three
straight. The Black Straps set was
1870. Finn Out won two out of three
from Paint Branch. Diamondbacks and
Cabs House split the set three and two
with the former on the long end of the
count.
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Tore Po11
4Aoar PUn

the ball stop right at the hole Long
experience has taught him they are
more likely to drop in. Further
more. If missed. the next one is easy,
whereas the run up putt that goes
three or more feet past leaves the
golfer with job that will ofttimes
wreck his game in a tournament.
Short puts are different Stroke
them for the middle of the cup, a
firm stroke that leaves no doubt.
Then they'll stick because you are
close enough to the target not to
err. But from a distance you will
vary an inch or so from this line
and such firm ones will skid off to
one side or the other or they will
curl around and come up for air.
To cure a habit Of slicing you mus
first learn the cause. Sol Metzger
Ieafie on "Slicing" takes up in detail
he causes. Send stamped, addressed
envelope 10 Sol Metzger. care Of thi
paper, and request this leaf'et.
Copyright. 1928,
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NJ Golf Columbia Club Honoy


Santina's 347. while the performance
of Work. Fellows, Pearce. Casey and
Mitchell was we'll up above par.
The schedule for next week follows
Monday. King Pin VS.. Chevy Chase:
Tuesday. H. B. Denham Co. VS.. People S
Life Insurance. Wednesday. F. H.
Smith Co VS. New England Cafe
Thursday. Parkway Filling Station VS..
Service Cafeteria; Friday. Meyer Davis
VS. Linwoods.
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DISTRICT LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

High team set-Stanford Paper Co. 1851.
High team game-Stanford Paper Co.. G43.
High individual set. Whalen 'Conven-
ton Haln. 4O5.
High individual game-Losan fKinS Pin).
i5o
High individual averaee-J. Whalen Con-
"e1tio1 HalD. l22-l; Elicit stamford Paper
CO... 1921.
Perce Elicit and Jack Whslen arc
dcadlocked for the individual average
leadership. Whalen and Elicit each
nave an average of 1921 for the nine
games rolled.
Stanford took a pair from Cornells
Lunch. while Curb did likewise against
petworth. Meyer Davis took the
champions into camp for two when
Work and BURNER we're caught off
stride. King Pin won two of its three
games with Progressive Printing Co.
and Arcadia handed Northeast Temple
two defeats.
Among the good scores were such
sets as 800 by Sam Simon, Harrisons
1862. Rosenberg's 366. Lyons 359 G.
Wolstenfolmes's 382, Woods 347. Null
roe's 344. Fishers 344. Elletts 375.
and Whalen's 336
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BObby's Approach
Puts Are Dead
BY SOL METZGER,

Did you ever notice, as Bobby
Jones most certainly has. how a
putt that just makes the cup and is
bit off line. will roll in? 1t makes
little difference whether it comes to
the front edge or either side or
trickles around to the rear. the ball
nevertheless usually drops in.
You have also noticed how long
puts. stroked bit hard but into
the cup, have habit of bouncing
out or trickling off to the rear.
That's the way of golf ball.
The old adage about never up
never in" is o. K in golf, but when
Robert T. Jones. ir., plays his ap-
proach putt his object is to have
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LEAGUE.
Team SfaAdt0K

Already. two things stand OUTFITS
years race will be close and no team
can be regarded safely as set-up.
Christopher was the only team able
to win three games. taking last years
champion Ovandos for the set Santa
Maria scored a 2-to-l victory over Co.
lllmbia. Trinidad over Salvador. De Sofa
over Balboa and Genoa over Pinta.
Genoa's triumph was a hollow one.
Pinta FORGETTING the first two games and
winning the final handily.
Santa Maria had high game and set
of $40 and 1.550.
DOYLE of Pinta showed the way with =
1876 game and Lansdale OF. Santa Maria
bowled a 346 set.
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Hebrew IntercIub League.
BANKERS LEAGUE.

! High individual set--H. Aiken, Perpetual
! 358.
Rarnholt. Hibbs; DoyinG Washington Loan
, No /. 1873 each.
High team set-Bank of Washington. 1904.
High team game-Perpetual. $50
High strikes-Lochte. District Nationals
Johnson, Northeast Savings. s.
High spsres-Wo mersley. Riggs National
High averase-Womersley Riggs National
1921
H. Aiken OF Perpetual took the weekly
prize for high set with 1853, which Is
also high set for the season. Doyine
of Washington Loan 81 Trust No: !.
rolled high game for the week with 1888
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with 142. Calvary taking two of three
from Peck |, r. Hunter and P Ander-
son rolling sets of 334 and 1872. re-
spectively. H. C. Tucker of Peck /
had a set Of 1854. Peck 2 taking two
Of three from Park View l. after giving
them a 25-pin handicap. Georgetown
presb 'terian taking three from Park
View 2. and st. Adams taking three
from Christ Episcopal. Taft of st. AL
bans rolling q set of 338
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EASTERN STAR LEAGUE,
Team standing.

High team same-Washington Centennial
491: Ruth. 466; Bethany, 465. ~
High team set--WashingtOn Centennial
/. 399. Unity, 1929 Bethany 1926.
High individual game--o%nn washington zion
Centennial. 1870: YoumanS tWashinsto'nn Cen
Hish individual set-Owen Westminster
CentenniaD.. 323: Youmans washington
centenniall 296; WhtbeCk and Bartz
tWashlneton Centennial. PAS; 49,
High svera gemOwen ,WsShIinston % Sen'e"-
niaD, 1907: H. Viehmeyer tMllanS,. 20,
washington Centennial has taken
tho lead in many ways. rolling 491
for h, oh team game and 1899 for high
SET Lucy owen rolling with the
washington Centennial topped M
Youman's high game of last week with
1870 and 1873 for high set. -
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rolling 1,651. Joe Michand rolled 1873 to
letter mark of l49 held by Cox.
Results of the week we're: Bsarcats
ION two out of three from Rex, Pops
/ + st Patent Attorneys the odd game.
D. l.. Garage grabbed two from d. c.
1aper Co. Bennings won two from
Independent Publishing Co, and Freer
A. G. took fOrieit
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Transportation b. a. League
Ground Hogs by taking three games
from the Bureau No. 2 team, broke the
lstter's winning streak and showed
them in second place. Go-Getters took
the Scoofers for two games, thereby
moving into the top berth. Splinters
improved their standing by taking two
close games from the Onetoates. while
Klcndykes brought Horsefeathers down
a peg by taking two games.
Ground Hogs led the scoring with
a team game of 524. Swinburne OF
the Scoofers won the weekly prize for
high individual game with score OF
l21.
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SENATORS TRIM SEALS.
EVEN COAST LOOP PLAY

SAN FRANCISCO, October IS 90
Sacramento evened the count of the
Pacific Coast League play-off series this
afternoon by defee ting San Francisco,
IL to IL. Each team has won two
games in the seven-cCntest set to.
The score.
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NAUTICAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE.

High Individual same for the week-Pst-
rick tEl Doradol. l47.
High individual avers ce-Coe (ColoniaD.
1l3.
Boat Clubl 166.
High individual set-Grof tPotemse Boat
Club. 38l.
High team same-Potomac Boat Club. 6i4
High team set--Potomac Boat Club. 1853.
Greatest number Of strikes.Compton
- filters No. u. H.
Greatest number of spares-Coe tCo-
lnniab. SO. rs..
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RECREATION LEAGUE.
Tenn ndinE,

High team same-Patent ATTORNEYS $50.
Hieh individual set--Beavers. Rex: 1888.
Hirh Individual game--Michand. POPS, 1853.
HiSh team set-Bearcets. 1851.
rhr-- r-ccrd7 were broken last week.
rst.nt Attorneys rolled $50. Besrcats
bettered theu season set OF l.62S by
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GEORGETOWN CHURCH LEAGUE.
Team STANDING

Larsen of Grace Episcopal rolled a
set of 375 to help his team to take two
of three games from West Washington
Baptist H. Hodges and Milburn had
sets of 346 and $40, respectively, Mil
burn rolling high game for the week
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G.. &P. SOCIETY LEAGUE.

High team Rame-COln DON
HiSh team set-Coin Box. SIC:
High individual game-osgood' HSattsV'he
N Align individual set-ossood, HyattsVille
District. 3e5.
Equipment upset the dope by taking
three games from the leading Genera!
ONCE team and knocked it out OF
first place. Engineers team took three
games from Construction and jumped
into the lead With Coin Box breaking
high team game Of 577 and high team
set of 1890, the teams are closely con-
testing the right of the leading team
to win the first series. Osgood OF the
Hyattsyille District team had l66
game and 395 set to take high indirio-
ual game and set.
Hebrew Interclub League.
Vista Club, last years champions fea-
tured the opening night by winning
three games from the Young Friends
Juniors with set of 1894 Sam Bort
nick led the winners with high game
of l42 and set of $50.
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COMFORTER CLUB LEAGUE.

High team game-SachemS. ST."
Hien team set---SachemS. 1867
I4gn individual game-Frye. 1865
High INDIVIDUAL Set--HutchinSon, 4O4
High Individual average-Werres I22
High Strikes-Fr%e, IL: Reidy. =
High Spares-W. LaBille. %: Tyler. 2S: A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-14
WINS FROM FROST
BY 3 AND Z SCORE
Takes Three Holes in Row
and Halves Sixteenth
to End Match.

~ ATTLING plucky opponent and
- shooting par golf for over 10 Of
n the Is holes. Mlllard B. Stevin-
IL son captured the Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-14

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear: track fast.