Evening star., 1928-12-22
LOOP
SENDS 46 TO MEET
Best of League Among Lot
to Compete-DonaIdson
Brothers Enter.
GRIcULTURE INTERBUREAU

A 1NIGOL1 OFtE LIN i GEbDOEbEAO
~ LEAGUE bowlers will have
II their innings in The Evening
4 4 Star individual championship
duckpin tournament on Decen-
ber q and January 2. John A. Ferrall,
guiding light of the circuit, enrolled 46
regulars of the Aggie loop and a half
score more from that league have filed
entries individually. The majority will
roll December 81.
Aggie entries include those Of Harry
B. Dixon. former holder of the District
high set record; James Talbert. Rudolph
De GlantZ, M. j. German, who gained
Spring; J. E. Rupert and other high
scorers.
From Audit-Review. Odd Fellows.
Automotive, Kensington, Interstate
Commerce Commission and various
other leagues come numerous entries as
the hour for closing the books ap-
proaches. At midnight tonight the
entry list will be closed.
Interstate Commerce Commission
League will be represented by 10
bowlers, all of whom are natives of
Nashville Tenn. From Odd Fellows
League come the six Donaldsons. Odd
Fellows plan to roll as group on Janu-
ary 5, the closing night of the tourna-
ment.
More Tourney Entrants.
Latest entrants listed in league groups:
Agriculture Interbureau League. W.
Mckr9nsr g. RdsarS Gdrcopan 1p
Seebode. w. T. Lands. James Lochnane; 5.
l. Gardin1sr r. CsspaF FraN npSss5
H A. Nelson Harry B. Dixon. q. B. Posey,
John A. Ferrall. George r.. Holmes, Frank
Franz GGli rhornsurs fmssr 'oS: Roddy Waiter p
stork, J. E. Ruppert and "; G. Raake; -
r.Fssss Gs9Ess o9oPsE IA . John BRnaSI0?
james F. Martin. D. N. Hevener E. E. Bar
ber NJ: r TUCKER George RossseaS;c naciStb2 r. ..
EonFn SNYDER. M 3. cEufs; E. Brown, m Rudolph De!
Glsntz. "; j. German and Leo B Rose =
Msson, SSe fSRoT " \. chase' Johs yssssy:
Haville, G. W. Eergson; O K Stanton; n,,l,srI Pau
NJ Carroll. Rhstt Donaldson. E. 3. Donald
son. Frank Donaldson. William w Donald
son. Wallace Donaldson. Linwood Donaldson
'na Automotive E1nHa Leasue-T Cones, Bill KeyseT,
H. 9. Haskins: Frank Murray nI, p gontz' =
Miller. Robert shellin. Robert MONTGOMERY
ana Audit Sl i Review view Leasuezclyde L Maxwell
Lyle B. Henry: R. T, Graham, IL r; M Il, VS- W
borne D. MapSHy ps',,n r. ss e Hnr1fS TaYlor PeaSe
ensii' Veneii' Carl R. swanson. W Esyss, A9,;1s =
w IsTS snd L.aFIeoe H Nor. Ed stubles
Eugene j. Raney, Leo Dav. r. Price, Gerald
n Warthen and John Collins;
Federal Lea eague-Fred Il; Engler' =: "
Z peCcitdI Ciyde Burton. Leo J. Bittner, George c.
Gist and sam Blumerthal
Central Y. NJ. C. A.-Roscoe F. waiter
ana nEaInsF~men,s m =; League-walter Snyder and
Norman Biilow. ARCADE. Laundry team;
Bakers Lea gue-O. +. Hornig, T. FaImer'
r. Layden0er, G. Wallace and G. Jenries'
GontinentaI Raking Co team.
TypOtht domT.rc. 5saETkeaan ecaSammissiOn league
n Fn'fssiN r. Mccurry NJ S. Mccoy, H. NJ; Tons.
R. -Tonchet H. G. Pringis, W. Z; Spsasht, WSeat.
lev and r. S. Robertson. -. ,r 49,
western Union Mems LeaEue-W, "; Arss'
Bill Whalen and Magnus Wood
Prince Georges County Women's Leagne-
Mrs Mercedes v. Isemann. Mrs. Malyina r.
Jubb. Mrs. Frances McNamee ana MIS-
f'9s Columbia Heights Leasue-Percy L. Law
Rnsipess Mems LeaEue-w. c. Powell, o.
c. Wells and Edward Z; Kettles; Sc svu.--C n.
Hite. e. Hite. Raymond Fowler. A. w: new.
mayer and Charles Mountjoy' Department
Oh iNsutical % Leasue-oco Thompson and Ira
Knishts of Columbus Leasue-Paui I.
SiIveF Spring Leasue-P. L. Goven.
Ladies Federal League-porls L. Goo9aHn'
NorbecE; q. z. Gapasln. Ralph a. Ford, Cd
ward A. Fuller. jr.; Elwood A. Baker; MAI
colm E. Lawrence. Ray. Chaplin, John
white Myron Adams RienaPea Peala d. ;ueyara. sy a.
r.: Manuel zamara, Felix NJ. Silva Alfredo
bonus and Zacarias TtcZon.