davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-03-04

2
left the two corner pins stand
Ing. HIS second took the left
/ hand corner PIN full on the
n~sa, bounced IL seainst the
wall end IL caromed back on
tn. alley. knocking down the right-hand
corner PIN.
Wow The old hole In one~-a TO
spare" howled the Old Timer In high
approval. Il don't mind appiauding
that shot because II has nothing to do
with my opinion OF you as a bowler .
he added. Getting ito is just luck
or magic"
"Oh. you can't Judge by appearances. :"
argued the Kid Many a stylish slip
per hides an aching corn. you know.
There may have been a little luck IN
that shot. but want you TO understand
that I figured the play and tried for
that carom."
you did iike~~-iike fun said the
Old Timer, 1T was Just luck. tt"
We'll. Whatever Il was" interrupted
the Kid you'll notice that I'm putting
! II on the score sheet as spare"~and
/ I'm going 10 fIgufe IL as spare. There
Was no luck about that shot because
doped IL out and got just what ] tried
| for. As 10 magic~-weli. maybe. bet
eause ! used 10 do q little magic stuff
| once"
| Il believe H." agreed the Old Timer.
| I've noticed the way you keep your
! bowling score and realize that you still
keep up your juggling DO you DO any
other tricks besides giving yourself
when you get 7, and putting over Ito
! spsfes2"
Uses Magic Oniy for Bowling.
"pou'd be surprised" said The Kid.
Eut ] gave up msgicsl performances
after losing $o~l use my magic only
| m the alleys, now
Evening star., 1928-03-04
SCRATCH CUES LOSE
IN STAR JOURNEYS

Scratch men entered for the handi-
cap bowling tournament 10 be started
tomorrow for members Of The Evening
star Cub are ouaking IN their boots
after Witnessing the rough treatment
accorded ihe scratch PLAYERS IN the
straight rail and pocket billiard tourna-
ments of the organization. when nave
been in progress for -'eek. Cue
wielders with generous hanii0ans have
b.en upsetting the suppose stellar
shots.
In the straight-rail billiard event. four
nj the scratch stars have been elm
mated in the first round. The most
sensational upset of the tourney cane
in the defeat cf Scott Walker by Jonnrv
Mueller, a oS-handicap PLAYER. but y
u,.s not n,ucl. more OF a surprise than
the victory OF Benny Woci. 3S-hands-
can shooter. over Harry Fry,
Aus,istus Caesar Cainn. a 2n-har-
,ar entrent, scored p SIGNAL victory
the packet billiard tourney. trourac
Eov whitford. also CONAN
Jimmy Duty is the only PLAYER who
has survived first-round matches IN
both cue tournaments. There we're }.
starters in the straisht-rail contest AM
&c In the pocket billiard event. Tn
bowling tournament has drawn 90
entries.
Scores OF firs.-round matches pla->.
IN the cue Journeys follow:
as srsss' ia"e sH wtscs sEss iaNss a@@so-l Ss. ieS
aa, Nesrssn ~riiufh ios ttsteatc.s HST"
goscrs ISie ifa 10 So Wllssos Gs,hTs.
tiol s'~te}i~a '4e,~~ WALSH 49,; too 'o
va N.sst H0f sr.fsstesl N7rrv fY~ tot- 1'~t
:, ~ = an Nsvissr 49, s'efr.'F Isl -
weJEv~ t4t inA as Ss~sslsf SS,' q
4"ns ti~fs scg4z r@Fhert .fa".aS f-etNs- f@ FeiS-
'n. H~rr,~st -. Nussa ttnt s'eE~atef Il So
r>.,Ss,tt .nt tcN ~ @~.rsT S@~vvfs -
'.snslvs,i r.,tFs HsnEn~$ s,sf fHe 10 20
= ..,s,S tNy Hss Nat .s-fssss#~s t~sss'r
sa} lna ~ nh t+Narf.S %ast.sssss fssa'
fsa..~f w}fts~~s wtsSssa s>>ss tnN 10
rs~tss oConeos sSsSl ,}sfs~sles1 Saw r't t,Sis
Il+s lth. ~
rrgkei~~Arsh,5y rapr 'nf ,iei~ssest j.
s3St Hefr4tesi 1an,ees Ii.''iIs 80 ,,o 4"
VI X rsgh,sfstse tsssA4 sse@~aFrvt WtftiArs W.
4,,n :sSt lnss tn ~ " aiter SsriSvS tn' -
seste4i t.~e,n rnls sns itss z" - HnwN
eN.,S,tu ,Sl ssefsate.i t'lsrsss,-e fiushicG~,
,sNt ioD to -. Raw Miller rs astes's
Serge FetS ttst. loo 20 eS. Ausus'''>
t'h'no fSnt defeated Eey wh,sforl 80
van 30 - Fmarv tttsti tAi ,sAfsA's
t'se vtsS E5t,,tt t'so4 isao ta - Gs~ SStnssh
IA tt~taetsNs Rsss wcs~s s>'Nl ttAt - =
is-es prfV tsl defeated fgiSSeSi Psrk~,-
s.,a tna 10 's'a s'har'o< HasevsNaS s'ss,s
tra,esi Eo}~,rt rsf1Sins sshs. too tn SS.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
MAsNlNGTON LADIES' LkAGt 4.

With Marie Frere shooting games OF
liO. ll6 and los. for 33l total. Mar
iorie Bradt's 800 set. with high game at
l2l, and Margaret Miltner socktng the
naples for 3lg. with high single at
ll3. Commercials ran rouclishod over
Hilitoppars last week In the Washington
Ladies' league. taking all three and go
lnq into second place with slight ad-
vantage over c0IumoianS Mary Cox
tor H,'l;oppcrs got 500 with high game
At l05.
Kun,backs took the odd from ID. of
and moved up notch In the race. Ar
ma Mccormack turned In high sci Tor
the winners, with 304, while Frances
Evening star., 1928-03-04
ATHLETIC Club i.Eatt n.

Scores generally slumped last week
in the Athletic Club League. Only the
Arlington and Ninth and New York
Avenue Lunch teams flashed anything
like their true form. though several of
the matches were closely contested
Ninth and New YORK Avenue Lunch
totaled 1912 for the high set and. incl
dentally. handed Arlington a two-game
trimming. while ArlingtoE's lone win
with 58l proved the best team game.
Louis Pantos' 14l game and 364 set fca-
tured the Lunchmen's victory. Joe Har-
rison slammed the naples 5oundly for
159 in Arlington's big game and Brother
Paul rolled the high set. 357.
Union Printers staggered through
three games with National Fellowship
Club, gaining the first two decision with
low scores and dropping the last tilt.
Arcadia. following the example of the
teams which have handed Hugh Reilly
trimmings week after week, turned the
trick itself.
Phillips Co. held It's three. game lead
over the Printers by winning two en-
counters from the Nationals.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
TITLE BILLIARD MATCH
IS AWARDED TO FRlSC

CHICAGO, Msrct, 5 tA'A The nc
world championship Isl eslS,Hue ht'-
lard match has been awarded by u
National Billiard Association 20 Sa@
Francisco,
Edouard NoYemanS, Belgian ehS>-
lenSrr, viii engage yossnS Jack ScASefe
on March -. Is and IL IN The 81
Francis Hotel
Five blocks OF 500 points each Nj
b. played. The next eligible challense
is Felix CsranSe ef France,
Evening star., 1928-03-04
BANKERS i.E.Atst T..
Team Ataaaiar

High Individual samre~W are, "a
hixh tnnis si,nai Hft~ ~Snute'. "Hi.
High team gAnte-~rvfe,ittai Reserve Heard,
HUi,
iitgh tenn et~~r Washington Loan 4 Trust
Nn / $50,
Hsh spare s--,rt lark tHt,
H,gh pitikess~~ Maltiland, ~.
Perpetual forged TO the front In the
Bankers League last week when Il took
three games from the strong washing
.on Loan No. ! team. Brown and Baltz.
with sets of 354 and 800 were the big
guns for the winner.
Bert Sheehy turned In some nifty
bowling for Washington Loan No. ,
when he helped them to win seven of
nine games. His sets IN these nine
games were $50. 34B and 334.
Hugh Harrison, National Metropolitan
took the weekly prize for high game
with i45.
Cosimano If Washington hclped his
team 10 take three games frnni cietrict
with a i42 game and A 3Al SET. thereby
winning weekly prize for high SCI.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
BALTIMORE BOWS
TO RIGGS BOWLERS
MARYLAND Trust Co. Is Beaten
at Convention Hall by
Bankers.

MARYLAND Trust Co. of Baltimore
holds the national duckpin bowling rec
ord for fiye-man team game. but 1t
hit nothing like It's mark of 6S4 when
1t encountered the Riggs Bank team OF
the local Bankers League yesterday on
the Convention Hall drives In the first
block OF 10-game homc-and- home
match. The bes. the Baltimore bowlers
could count was Sal. and their total
was 2,507. while the Washington rollers
toppled 2.6l7 pins.
Brooks. anchor for Riggs. did the
best shooting of the match. socking
count of 563 for his five games. The
leader Of the Baltimore quint was Ru-
therford, who hit for total of 554.
The final five games of the match
will be bowled In Baltimore next Satur-
day.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
RECRUIT is SENSATION
AT PITTSBURGH CAMP

PASO RORIES. Calf, March ; IN.
-~Batterymen Of the Pittsburgh Pirates
got brief limbering up workout to-
day after their morning session had
been called of by rain. which fell In
termittcntiy throughout the night.
Coburn Jones. 20-year-old rocEic from
Denver. without previous professional
experience. has created 3 sensation by
his sparkling play In the infleld.
Catcher Gooch Was reported en- route
from the East
Evening star., 1928-03-04
MANY D. c. CUNTS
WILL SEEK HONORS
- =. -----------
Man and Woman BoWlerS to
.S Go to Baltimore Drives
: in Title Guest.

Final tabulation Of the entries for
The first annual championship Of the
National Duckpin Bowling Congress to
be held In Baltimore this month reveals
s2S teams entered fer the affair, list
considered fine by those in charge OF
the tournament. OF the lot, 1913 are
mems teams and IS are wonen's teams.
the latter number record for bowling
tournament of any standing.
OF the mems teams IS are repre-
sentative of the Washington drives and
i7sof the women'S teams are recruited
from this city. It is evident that WASH
ingtcn will make an earnest bid for
laurels in the tourney.
Dates for the tournament have been
changed from March IL to 81. inclusive,
to March II TO 81, inclusive. that there
be no dragging Of the program. The
last two days of the event will be de-
voted to bowling BY women.
There will be cfhciai scorers for each
Of the 10 alleys at the Recreation Gen.
ter in Baltimore given over to the
championships and also four foul line
judges. All OF these officials will be
paid No volunteers will care for any
Of these positions.
The oficisl list Of entries for ths
tourney follows:
Evening star., 1928-03-04
HEENEY WILL SEEK
FIGHT WITH TUNNEY

NEW YORK, March : Cp,. Tom
Heeney, victor, and JacA~tselaney. loser.
received $si,34& apiece for boxing Is
rounds In the first part of the heavy
weight elimination semi-tinals
The net receipts OF the bout amountA
ed to $i6A, ,gT6. Each boxer fought for
Is per cent Of the gate
III collecting HeeneyS share. Charles
j Harvey. his manager announced he
would demand a match with Gene Tan~
ney for the New 2ealander
Evening star., 1928-03-04
DISTRICT ESSOS TOP
BALTIMORE ROLLERS

Bowling on tn. Coliseum drives last
night. the Standard OIL six-nan team
Of Washington assumed lead over
the Standard Oilers Of Baltimore in the
Opening block Of ten-came battle TO
BE- fought In both cities The Cap
ital tran, was In front at the end OF
FIVE games. SOFA to 2,97s.
The match viii BE- completed next
Saturday night In Baltimore.
Scores of last nights rolling follow:
Evening star., 1928-03-04
iNTEE>Ai. E'.vtN;: t"ACt u.

Hlzh AVrfagP~-~-SnGFf. ltS--
Hi2n individual ahnc--G.ra'rii. %.
Ht.h tn!ts ituai srt--tsrrlt..i. 80. ..-
H,sh spalcs---JnilItfe. ib',
Hieh strtkes--Gerartii and t.rsIif. "h
High team gsmt.-~Fied Ausi,t li"Niew, t'n5
Hix,, team set~-tirnerll tntinsel. l6''
Miscellaneous. battling TO retain first
place In the Internal Revenue leaGue.
turned In set of 1923 TO take three
games from Clearing Division last week.
Beyer, In anchor for the leaders, came
close TO establishing new set record
with a total Of $40. Tarter. with 35l,
VAS high for the losers.
General Counsel ha1 trouble getting
started after q two~W3ck layon ana
dropped two games to Field Audit Re-
view, Speer led ooth teams With set
OF 323.
Annex No. l shu: OH Personal Audit
and In SO doing rolled its first 1909
set OF the season Aliens total Of 34S
was high for the match. The triple de-
feat brought the Auditors string OF con-
sccutive losses to IL and dropped them
10 the cellar.
Rules and Regulations flushed ahead
OF Special Adjustment In all three
games, taking the Anal by one-pin
margin. r.. w. Lewis Of the losers top
ped the field with set OF 335.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
MERCHANT FLEET.
CASHELL SETTING PACE
ON COLLEGE PARK DRIVES

Charles CasheIl. a University OF
MARYLAND student. Is leading in the
In.same duckrin sweepstakes being
rolled at the College Park bowling
ailcvs.
Cashei. who rolled 523 in his first
five games. to:aled 5i6 in his final
attack en- the naples Yesterday to
give him a total of 1859.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

ioi1HtlsHs Washington
EuniDarks NssbiHgtuH
janSbtsfs ~ Isabeila WasbiHsiog,
t.oDBleff1ais WBshibgtf3H.
A6IaHHns, Washington
touDets Washlustan.
HItlblGDEts Washington.
t1I0Disis Washington
E,ksfs Aoo Hasbltyglnn
george &. sbsHeF. Wasbtnst6H.
kias PA WashtnntpH
Ns*eF Davis WashitRioG
tas,so" ,,,,,s i,s g. e. EEai,,,,n,oss
Is Esiiisites.
N&rh iaiif assupIty fa Heisipute.
Msrslend tt.ie Guaranty 20. baitbora,
i,iAts E,ps Warrington.
,sesen. Ladies H. sal,tnott
MDuIiheitn i.a,ilsA fsaliinsnts.
HerfsstsGn teptsr. HaitiDints
Fidelity 4 DsBnsl, IN ~ Maryland hsi
tiR9pIs
~ Clement Joan ~ Ate. EAilqfofs.
EaitinDta OHIO GsDeFai DHehk Eslti
aIUFt .
e:t gastss .,s f,,s 1sp. e. e. fbiisIsfphhi. fbiiIifphi. +:
fhsTnr fsh liflt Hartford foHH
Gsnlnlt Repfsstl0n aglerbuIs fhHHs
kassf sbstmsa sifA. Rss Hssta essa
Evening star., 1928-03-04
AGGIE GIRLS BEAT
BALTIMORE BOWLERS

BALTIMORE. March 3.-An all-star
team Of the Agricultural Economics
Ladies' League OF Washington out
bowled the Baltimore {, Ohio Railroad
girls here this afternoon in the first
half Of siX-came home-and- -fome
duckpin match. The score favored the
Washingtonians. 1447 to 1899
The concluding block OF the matcn
will be rolled in Washington on date
yet to be determined
Scores of Yesterday follow.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
TERMINAL. \ WONE>S '"'"'t'''
PETWORTH GIRLS WIN
INTERClTY BOWLING

petvorth sirls Of the Ladies' District
t,aeue took the measure OF the team
,enresentlng the United States Fidelity
A. GUARANTY Co Of Baltimore on the
Convention Hall drives last night IN the
initial block of ii ak game home -nnd-
home bowling engagement. l.a6T to
i,jl4
The concluding block OF the contest
will he hoWled at the Recreation Center
In Baltimore on March -
Last nights scores follow;
Evening star., 1928-03-04

and tied up with the ;ast-travrling
Lyons OF Fifteenth Street by shooting
the next best set. with 36l. Others In
good form were: Forney. Ninth No !,
with 1873; NARROW. Waugh. with 1871;
Santini, Fifteenth Street. with 80.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
,tals sHs 5i8 S76 say Sl.--.. :i0
HYATTSVllLE PlNMEN
DEFEAT REX QUINT

Rex team OF the Recreation League
rolling on its home alleys at the Rccrea-
tion last night outshot the American
Legion team Of the Prince Georges
County Duckpin Association Of HyattS-
vile. 2,77i to 2,s40. but II Was no.
enough TO take tho home -home
battle from the Marylanders, With thu
10 games ended tho HvattSville bunch
stood winner. s.3o3 to 526l.
Last nights scores follow;
Evening star., 1928-03-04

La Fayette gained ground last week In
the Masonic race when Whiting dropped
two games to Naval and Harmony lost
one 10 Dawson. Arminius did not even
press the leaders In any Of the three
games La Fayette took.
A sparkling duel between anchor men
occurred when Pentalpha and Roosevelt
met Hamilton OF Roosevelt shot 39o
and Charlie Barnard. 392 Hamilton
had 10 hit for i52 III his last game 10
oea; out his man.
Others hitting $50 o, better during
the week were: Urban. 31S. Meyer. 37i. !.
lrat.. 37l; Campbell. ao9. Stocking:
356: Hart. $780, Heindei, 35i; Burrows.
$50.
Hiram and Federal teams have been
dropped because Of forieits.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
BRONZE MEDAL CONTEST.
EAST WASHINGTON CHyGCH LEAGlt.
Team faudinr

Hsgh aterage-Lyons 1is-sn
High infjvidual game--Jn1n'n~s. SO
High individual set--Co~i-H. Az,
Hi.h spares-Huehts II.
High strikes--Ste nhensa-. Al
High team game-Ninth Ma and In
err nj, 500.
High team set--Inrram 1.snl.
Coming down the home stretch with
only three more sets to be rolled. In
gram holds four-ga lead over Dong
las No. In the East Washington
Church race. Douglas No. cut down
Ingrams lead one game last week BY
taking all three from Ninth No. /, white
Ingram was winning two from Ccnten-
nial no. 2.
The race Is short. howeve-, end II
seems Ingram will repeat In this years
;ru-g'c,
! Freddie Pestcli OF N,n'n No. ? shot
I39 for the best game Of III. week and
Chester Lillev of Douglas 10. rolled
3s4 for the best set Wallace Donald
son rolled i37 for the mex. rest game
Evening star., 1928-03-04
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT iEAttE.
Team Standtng

Nigh team set~r~Sur%ry M, !. "h~'
H.h team gan,e-~~SeatftatN, obg
High tn.iieu uat srt~~fiAntF, i'@., =,
Hish tntts i'iuat EamT~~fi.tns.si"' ''"'
Htgh Flanery. iod'at
As a result Of last weeks matches IN
the Interior Department league, tls
between Survey No, and Secretary en-
lists for first place, Survey NO; ! tw,ce
tasted defeat from Pension, with Eisen-
stein Of the victors throwing moh.ss -, y
measure OF A 343 set. while Donahes,
teammate, shot l3l game.
Secretary downed Indian fi,ree tines.
Gamma was the individual star or INC
losers. with a 3a7 set. while Flancry' az
anchor for Secretary. hit 36s sou All.
er starting with a 100 game. ~" ~ ~
regained for him high average IN the
league. ,.,,, r,,s-
bursinp and Publication arpiea INC
vhite-Wash brush to Survey NO -
Evening star., 1928-03-04
CUE MARK THREATENED.

CHICAGO. March tJN.~~Wider
nockets will be introduced In the ma
ticnal pocket billiard championship
tourney starting here Monday. engaging
10 OF the leading players Of the coun-
try In round robin schedule. This
innovation. the National billiard AS
sociation announced today adds an
other threat 10 the high run record of
lol, now held by Ralph Green,eat, a
former title holder.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
DISTRICT LE.AGt f.
Team Stantllns.

- HtSh team Ean1e--Conten0on Haii. tol.
Rirh team sct--Convention Hall. l,S1s.
Ntgh int iyiiuat san,e---W liK. 1f6
H,gh individual Sct--G. Woistenhoinla All
Higb averase-~Whalen. 1lA.
Convention Halls triple victory at the
expense of Meyer Davis, King Pins dou-
Die defeat handed II by Cornell's Lunch
and Curb Cafes double triumph ovet
the Arcaoians. coupled with its double
defeat suffered in lis match with North
cast Temple. last week, put a little more
distance between the three leading ron-
tenders for the District League cham
pionship.
The champion Convention Hall now
is one and one-half games In frcnt
With postponed set with Temple in the
offing while Curb Cafe. III third place,
trails King Pin by two full games
Despite good rolling, no new records
for teams went lip on :he boards and
this was true also IN individual efforts.
which witnessed some fine scores. of
which Bradley Mandley's $50 was the
best
Evening star., 1928-03-04
CUBS CHECKED by RAIN.

AVALON. Santa Catllna Island, Calf
March 2 AH, Heavy rain kept the
Chicago Cubs indoors today al their
Spring training camp here and also put
damner on the mtraoluh base bali
game which was 10 have been PLAYED
This aflefn0an,
Evening star., 1928-03-04

-.
Economics dropped back a trifle last
week IN the Aggie league as tn" result
of a two-game defeat by the Central
Stores outfit. Myers and Owens con-
tributin2 effectively to the scores Of
the winners. Ronrman and Dixon led
tha Economies five.
The Interburcaus met with surprising
resistance from the Blister Rust team
but. thanks 10 the splendid ssarpshoot-
ing of Lyons. we're able to win Two OF
the three games.
Cooper. Termissc and Rupert bowled
In top form to enable Accounts to take
two of three games from the Plant
Bureau quint.
Shops continued to show Improvement
and won two Of Its three games from
the Scis-Chem!stry kowlet,. drawing
up within single game Of seventh
place. so that the fight to keep out ri
the cellar position Is waxing quite warm.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
yesterday lOiioW.
AGRICULTURE ALL.STARS
REGENTS 0UTR0LLED
BY OWENS & BAUR

Shooting OH the King Pin drives last
night. Owens and Baur team Of the Ma
tional Capital League completed its
home and home match with the Regent
stars OF Baltimore victors, SSH to
5,489 aE
In the final block the incal now'>rs
again outsfot the Baltimore team the
sore for the five games farori he
Washingtonians. 2.741 to 2.se9
Counts Of the final block follow:
Evening star., 1928-03-04
WAR DEPARTMENT LEAGUE.

s Hl-h telm sct~~-uuai uaitermastcrs. l.bfl.
iigh team gAn1--Quartrrnla~tefs, 3H'.
Hi.h average rauncr l0!l.n.
High inuiv iduai set~-HIetai 30
hi.h .ndivuull SAM .Hustc1 III.
4uust sfiikes---J. M.Curuy. ~. -
4uus, spaics--f a,tucS IoT.
Hobbies passed up an easy chance OF
checking the leading Barbettes last week
when these two teams met IN the War
Department League, but were not aoie
20 get going. with the result That trr
Barbettes got away with iwo lucky
games after some mighty poor bowling.
Fort Humphreys does not boast of
very fancy pinfall, but for some reason
or other manages 10 spill the pins WHEN
necessary This was demonstrated in
It's set with the Howitzcrs. when 1t al-
lowed this outfit a 25-pin handicap and
.hen took all three gomeS 10 get uie-
game lead over the Reproduction team
ior second pace.
By The way, The real tighl In this
league Is for second place. as the Bar
p,ttcs appear to have the league race
all TO themselves.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE.

H,sh tecm san,e--Ktng Pin, 40
H-h team >nt--H q. n'nham. AZ.
Nrh individual ean1r Hulver, ifS.
E,-h INDIVIDUAL sct-Mandlcy, iH7.
H,Sh averase-Mant t:eH 1i6.
King Pin, champion of the National
Capital League. and Meyer Davis. run
ner-up last season, appear to be dcs-
lined for similar positions this .eeson.
Both clubs held to their winning pa"e
lest week by taking two games from
Charles H Tompkins and Arcadia
Lunch. respectively.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

Hi.h tenn, saGe-~-Ls FaStt.s, Hsa
Hl.h team Aei--~LA Fa,tttr, ! ,.tH
f,tea average Rustint t1ennnn'ai1
R,st inaisi. uai Ssmc--~R!n ,Slvslt no
fi.n individual set-~-E irtnrr iCrnttnn al
Hi~h stfiies-~-watson tia FiArit -
Uieu spares Wat sun tia Fasette', ihs
Htgh weekly gama-~-Hap,;i' :" Roosevelt
Evening star., 1928-03-04
GENERAL AisNt MING 0ffWE IENGt T..

High team st--pnst OfAce. go.
High team, gunie---Post Office. az
IN average Warfictd Post Of1icct, ),
1850 .
High individual sei~-Rerger .indiaa No
~ ESQ
High individual game--~Seyfarth Pest
ONCE 15n
High average spares Mnntx pmef1
ttiatnlst. ..SN3
Hi~h avnraae observation-disclosures h6h.
High nat sam,~-Efswpith tInai ~ No
~ 80 saA
Evening star., 1928-03-04

Hi.h Observation-Disclosures taa-"3.
Hlgh ind,, dual g3n,c--Sn.s ,6ionoulhs- -.
tiicil III tNitiuaI sc:---P. D. 'E..,n;ttas. ~
lI'.n s:fikc.--t;,eilas. ~.
Hish sr9r"s--L. ID, thinouia<, llo. ,
High fiat srorc--Arihur ard ]. u. I'M
no ,rtss. HS.
High team game--Pia.n 5H3.
Hieh team set-H"unl,s. i,'Ja
Hercules and Socrates each took three
games from their respective opponent.
Pericles and Plato. by forfeit las week
Plato's forfeit made possible Hercules
climb to the top. the former had held
practi' ally the entire scoson.
p. D. Chipouras' set OF 3o2. which es-
.ab'ishe6 q record for the season. he!p-
! cd Hc:mis win two from Aristotle.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
THREE TEAMS In BATTLE.
FOR FEDERAL PIN HONORS

THREE teams are we'll up In the
struggle for the championship
of the 16-team Federal Bowling
i League Internal Revenue now
heads the lot. but Agriculture is
but three games back of the leader and
the third-place Commerce crew but four
games back.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

Central could win but one game from
the leading Mount Pleasant OUTFIT last
week In the Odd Fellows loop G: F.
Croft was in rare form. as evidenced BY
his three-game total OF 356. and was
ably assisted by Steele. who Knocked
over 500 naples.
Golden Rule was In good form and eX-
pericnced little opposition from Bright
wood No. l. Jeffries and Humphrey,
with 3c5 end 33l, respectively, led the
Golden Rule attack, This 'nree-game
victory placed Golden Rul. Just one
game hehind the leader.
Efforts are being made to stage the
annual bowling match betwsen the God
Fellows of Baltimore and this city carly
in May. This Is an annual affair ana
one OF the features of Odd Fellows bowl
ing activities. The locals always have
bccn on the winning end. b,; expect
more opposition this year. Dafiiite
dates will be announced later.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

Ht.h >tepnt spt-~~lntert ureaus. 1856
u eh team game-Ar"1unts 6lS.
Hiah indis iIuai s"t~-Rcadv, IL
High individual game---RCaIv, ~
Hi.h gam@ tor wcei-Mo"iier tS0,i
Evening star., 1928-03-04

Alexander Alekhine. chsSs champion
Of the world, Is a lawyer by profession,
Evening star., 1928-03-04
ODD FELLOWS LE.AGUE.

Nigh team gamr--Moun Flcasant. SS3.
Hteh team yet--~Mnin; Pleasant. .6Ji.
H,gn Individual pame7,-Loean;, ,6i.
High individual set--l."&ai an, ''Ne.
Greatest suarcs--p Elicit. IL"
Greatest stwkcs--p, Ei'tt. s5:
lI,.h ',,.,. al t1-S