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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-03
Mercury Toboggans to 48, Five Degrees
Above June Record, as Cold Hits East

manned unbroken in Washington dur
ing the present cool wave that has
swept the Central and Northeastern
States although records were smashed
in New York City, Toledo, Ohio, and
Duluth, MINI.
With a minimum temperature of 40
degrees about sunrise, the mercury reg
istered degrees higher In Washington
this morning than the record of 43
degrees for June 2, 1897. Blankets were
taken from the Summer moth balls last
night and probably viii be comfortable
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Suffers Fractured Skull.

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, June 8
Especially Clarence Cloud, this city, Is
at a local hospital with fractured
skull sustained, evidence indicates
when he leaned too far while riding the
running board of q friends car and his
head str1ck a tree.
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WAR VETERANS HONORED.

MEDALS and Citations Awarded tor
Heroism on Battlefields.
The War Department has awarded
the Distinguished Service Cross to
Christopher L. Edell of Paterson, N. j.,
formerly corporal in the 303d Engineers,
A. E. FS for extraordinary heroism in
action fear Thiaucourt. France, Sep
TENDER 30, 1918, and silver star cita-
tions to Charles ]. Trevail of New York
City. formerly second lieutenant, 130th
Infantry. A. E. F., and to First Lieut.
Fred C. Thomas, United States Cavalry
at Fort Des Moines. Iowa, formerly sec
ond lieutenant, I'd Cavalry, A. E. F., for
individual acts of gallantry in actions in
France during the World War.
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DIES OF HER INJURIES.
Miss Emily Semmes, 76, Was Fa'
tally Hurt by Fall.

Miss Emily Semmes, 76 years old, of
GIT Otis place. died this morning at
Georgetown Hospital from injuries sus-
tanned May %, when she fell from the
first-floor porch of her home.
Coroner j. Ramsay hewitt issued
certificate of accidental death. Miss
Semmes was walking along the edge Of
the porch when she fell. She lived at
the Otis place address with her niece
Mrs. j. B. Locraft.
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HAVANA RESULTS

ing; for 4-year-olds and rp-Forefather. io7
sVanpeltl. to l, to !, even; Best Spade.
10! tRobertson), even. | to 2; Vogeler, l0T
IL Merida. jim Summers s; oiey. Bash Ha0 and
Muskallonge also ran.
:, Second race: farlongs; purse $500: claim,
as Tor 4ysa r and ppEssseu.s loa
Thirty. liz DoughertyJ. ! to 10. / to 5;
Somerset. li2 tHaines). 6 to 5. Time. 1885.
Sweet Way, Gen. GiNockio. Chocolate Sol
der, Corenre, Tribe and Angleplane also
Third race: s furlongs: purse. $500; claim
Ing: for 3-year- s.violado, ITO Ivan Petit.
9 TO !: even, to z; vandion. Il2 rails:
ssmockl. to 4 Time. III Golden sun
shine. Misty Morn, Conflict. Dixie Beauty
and Catherine OF Russia also ran.
claiming: for s.yesr-olds and up~Mona, iio
IBanksl. 3 to l.. even. to. 2; Highland
Grant. 1i3 (Robsonl, 8 to I. Time. 1915
Ss ing snse pe D0S
Fifth race: So frrlongs: purse. 5000; the
Hotel Majestic Tor az s-yssaroolas and gp7
e To- out. Sturdy Stella. ios ivan psit,.
even, out; Viscose. lilo (Scurlock1. out. Time.
1908. .Cleora. Cadet and Baby Gar also ran.
Sixth race: ! mile and SO yards; purse.
Yachtsman. ia tpopshertyi, I 10 10. i to .
to 8; Croissantanis: l09 tRallsl, even, 2
to s; Lucky Beggar, 104 tWallacel. to ]:
Time. Ia i:5SiS Pilades, Happy Jack and
seventh races so / mile and so yards: purse.
Kitty Cat, io4 tscurlockl. S TO ., 4 to s.
2 70 s; High Skip, ia q .Robsr ts, 70 s.
Time. I;48as. Great Luck. Apopka. Cim-
Me.ian and Duchess also fsl.
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FATHER, SON ROLLING
ATTRACTS Fl TEAMS

Twenty-one teams have entered the
father and son bowling tournament
which opens at Mount Rainier Recre-
alton alleys tomorrow night. Several
more teams are expected to be added
before the event starts. Several teams
will roll each night throughout the
week. q.
The winning pair, In addition to TAX
ing the large share of the prize money.
will be booked to meet Pop Crawley and
his son Hugh in special match.
Those entered are: Daniel A. Camp
bell and Daniel. jr.; Richard w. Stual
and Richard, jr.: Albert Carman and
Franklin Carman, Raymond B. Ward
and Raymond, jr.; John Aylor and
Cecil Aylor, Harry F. Hagan and Harry.
jr.: F. M. Frazer and Elwood F. Frazer,
Samuel P. Kennedy and Earl A. KEN
needy, Frank r. Burton and Wallace l..
Burton, P. B. White and P. B. White,
ir.;. James N. Mitchell and James, jr.,
James B. Elicit and Perez c. Elicit, E.
w. Hughes and B. G. Hughes. Charles
Reichelt and Herbert Reichelt, Ernest
H. Miller and Leroy e. Miller, Thomas
Murtaugh and Thomas. jr.; Frank 7.
Sloan and Daniel p. Sloan, William II.
Kaufman and Joseph H. Kaufman,
Ernest C. Preusser and Frederick c.
Preusser, Fred Negus and Edgar Negus,
and Tad Howard and Tad, jr.
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ATHLETIC CLUB LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
EENNING PEPCO LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
MIAMI RESULTS

First race, furlongs; purse, $1,000; for
s-year-olds and up-sunny Port, 90 lHebert,;
to /. to i, 6 to 5. won; Clarifier, l16
tBurke), to l, s to 5, second: Katherlne
w. 108 tAron). 6 to S, third. Time, l:l5ss'
Marty B, Hanky Rice. Ethel Galliger. Ro-
bina Seth, Carnivorous, Black Gal and Mich
ae second as0 ras sa' furlongs; purse $1,000;
p. IL {Rosea).. IL to 10: Z to 10. I to 3;
won Lew Black, 101 tWeinerl. to /,
to I, second; Everlasting. liz Leylanol s
to s, third. Time, LISA; Chiclero. R,sc eiS
Pride, Lucky Drift, Play and Bobby Bash
Third race, mile: purse, $1,000: the Mi
ami Herald: for 3-year-old and up; maid
ens-Gadalong, ia tBarnesl, to 8, out. out'
won; Prude II, l0l (Malleyl. 2 to !. to TO-
second; Senator Mays. ia (Steele). even,
third. Time. 1:40ss. Vega, Non Stop, Acme
and High Lights also ran. ooo.
Fourth race. 8 furlongs; purse; $I'oIptHs;
fLegere), to !, to /, to 5. won: Eloise
over, los q. G. Msrgier5: 5 to S. third Time.
l:l22s Crows Nest, Color Blind ana Poly-
wog also ran.
Fifth race, lie miles; purse. $4,000 added:
the Miami. Florida Handicap for S-yearroid1s
g . s, : to second; Fly Hay Hawk f,e iis
Upset Lad and Glee Club also ran.
Sixth race. l mile and furlong purse
$1,000, claiming; the Miami News; ;sa Ior "a 4
Rankin. 1903 tRoseI. 8 to 5. J to 10; SECOND;
Eifin Star, los (Seabo), 4 to l., third. Time;
I:53as. Architect. Vole, Rock HAWK ana
Pygmanion also ran.
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FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS

First race. lie miles: purse. $1,000; claim
ing; the Southern University; for 4,yea .
eds and Ivy Torch los
1855 Friend. Disciple. Huon Pine; Mar
auesito. Secrecy, Turquoise and Rhuoaro
Second race, 9 turlongs; purse. sl.20o; the t1s
lPascumal. s25 .os, $1,000: $5;44; won; Simon
lis H0ryat sloas s4 ssa t5ird
Thistle Fyrn, Elizabeth and Bolla also ran.
Third race, furlongs purse, $l20D; Ine
iosssasraS 5ene aer sysa ssss
Wacker Drive. i06 (Rose), 1895. SO. 10, sec
ond;. Mineralogist, IFS a. smith,. 40.
third Time, l:l7. John Speed ana saiona
Fourth race: II. miles; purse. $1,000: the The
Pine Hills Hotel and Golf Club trophy; LOT
4-year-olds and up-Ruane, log tWatson,,
bsrmottj. ss'os. out second; Denial Host,
liz tPascuma), out, third. Time 1853. Boom
FiftS race. I mile; purse. $4,000 added: the
Chip, III lHoryathi. ssis, Sap, second;
Ts ssn Sa sE
Grit, Buddy Basil. Maidens Choice. Harvard.
War Buddy. Helen Dean. Minotaur also ran
Sixth race. "a milesi purse, q 200; claim lain
io7, fMcGinniss).. si7ss. ssa4. ss.ss won;
Letter Six ITO IHorvath,. ss54. third. Time.
ner, PARKWAY ana aaiii sstas also i ran.
elaiminE;. for ss-ysar-oids and up.tGeorss
pen o Mc1n n San oSt
second; Roxie E5eidei Ito tPasclnlal. out,
third. Time. 2:00as. Manzana also ,raa.
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TRANSPORTATION B. A. A. LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
TIA JUANA RESULTS

lowances; for s-year-oids-Lila stirWeil, lis
tBarrett>. $500, $3.50: $40; Gee. Whiz, III
$40. Time. 14lss. Bsud. Lady Seth. For
eirn Club. Red Mountain, Shasta Charm and
second race: furlongs: purse. $500;
o'Neal. ito (Mann,. $3.50. $3.50. 4'sO; sies
eli: IS lDouglasl. si2.2o. Time. l:O23s.
starbeck. War Bells, zoya: crispie W. Seth
Third race: furlongs; purse, $500; claim
Star io4 9Barret co. S. shsmpo ao iio
rGistle Cola. Lord Douglas, piute and Wild
s7O0 claiming: for 4-year-olds and up
oe os ss m ss ss2 little vince
Brian Kent. Catesby. Wee Girl, Fort Wayne
500: claiming; for 4-year-olds and up---Mol-
M " Rear ioa l0s ssaas sb ss;os $50 kIS NS
deiier. Easies HONE HONE silent Jack Tender
Seth. Anui Faith Buddy Clark and Gum
0G Sixth s race: furlonss purse. 500; claim
os 5Sr st 3 a9s !sshsss RSs
los lWoltl. 81, 1880: Heartache. 100 MANN.
$3.50. Time, 1;14+s. Bright Shawl. Sir
John, K. Pandy, Domesticated and Ann Cur
seventh race: 1ls miles: purse, $780,
claiming; for 4-year -olds and up-Shasta
Nut. 1os lH. Philpot),, .sl72o. s7.2o. 50. 80;
croatan. los IL. jones'. s2.so. Time, 1855.
Alloy. Jack Morgan and Dixie Smith also ran.
Eighth race: l mile; purse, s7oo; claim
tTremble). sl2.60. $3.50. $3.40: Brukdale.
lot fConangere1, 81. 30. $780, Blue Fish, 104
Tensas. sphere. vooror and Rock 81 Asss
also ran
Ninth race: mile; purse. s7oo: claim
ing: for 4-year-oldS and up--Whizzler, lot
(Poliard), $500, So. S2.50; Bonfils. 100 (Leish-
mani. $3.50, 81 40: Proclaimer, lot (Putrich1,
5000. Time. 1:44. Shasta Shiek. Fair Trial
Chick Up. Jim Bethel. Little Broom. Maun-
aolu. Venture, War Salam and Rural Gossip
also ran.
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|DRADT, FRERE GAIN
| PIN DOUBLES LEAD
0utboWI GULL and Mischou,
1893 to 991, in First
Block of Match.

II ALLY1NG brilliantly in the final
tussle of five-gamc block.
S Ss5or Ssnr sssss aP e, S %sSs
Davis alleys, outscored Lor-
raine GULL and Irene Mischou of the
Arcadia establishment, 1893 to 991, in
the latter pairs home establishment
last night In the opening brush of a
10-game home and home doubles
bowling challenge match.
The Meyer Davis pair will carry their
42-pin lead to the King Pin No. l al
leys next Saturday night for the con-
clusion of the contest. Total pinfall
for the 10 games will determine the
winning team.
Miss GULL. recognized generally as
the ranking woman bowler of the Dis
trict. and Mrs. N1ischou, all-events
champion of the last National Duck
pin Bowling Congress and Washington
Women's Duckpin Association tourna-
ments. were in trouble from the outset
of last nights bowling. Miss Bradt,
who recently made a record score for
woman bowlers here, and Miss Frere
took three of the five games of the
block
The Bradt-Frere combination jumped
into the lead at the outset and at the
conclusion of the third game " D go
front. In the fourth game. how sei.
the Meyer Davis bowlers both dropped
into the sos, while Miss GULL and r.~s.
Mischou hit for 203 to assume single
pin advantage with one game to go in
the block.
Then the Meyer Davis duckpinners
socked the little naples in earnest. Miss
Rradt hitting for 101 and Miss Tarorc far
Arcadia rollers got with their final effort
was 1877.
FTII,a Ey.rk
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NORTH WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE.

High individual average-Billheimer oval
lace MemoriaD, 1870.
High individual game-slicer tFrancis AS
buryl. 155.
High Individual sew Meyer Central
Presbyterian), 1856.
Highest number of strikes-Clampitt pet
worth Baptist). a.
Highest number of spares-Billheimer
(Wallace MemoriaD, ia.
High team game--Waliace Memorial, SOL.
High team Set-Petworth Baptist, l,672.
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DISTRICT-FEDERAL
PIN TILT ATTRACTS

A record list of entries Is promised
for the Federal and District government
duckpin sweepstakes which opens at
Arcadia next Saturday night. Both the
mems and women's divisions have at
tracted numerous entries.
Entry fees have been raised to SIS for
men and So for women. Mems prizes
will be awarded on 40-25-15-10-5 per
cent basis. Women'S prizes will be dis
tributed on 50-25-15-10 per cent basis.
All entries should be filed as soon as
possible, c. E. Hamann, promoter Of the
event, announces Blanks may be Sc
cured at any local alleys.
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Bowling Calendar Vel Filled Jersey City Bout Nets Tex $4OQO
LUNSF0RD AND RIVAL
INJURED, BOUT STOPPED

Kid Lunsford, Rosedale A. c.
boxer. and Toe Lee of Jersey City,
sustained such injuries yesterday in
their scheduled 10-round bout in
Baltimore Rodeo, that the scrap
had to be halted i'm the seventh.
Although he had outpointed his
rival, who boasts record of Is
straight wins, Lunsford had 2 broken
fingers and an injured rib. Lee had
two broken ribs.
Lunsford weighed i'm at 1873
pounds, Lee a. 1874 pounds.
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DISTRICT BOWLERS
DEFEAT VlRGlNIANS

Central Armature bowlers, leaders of
the Electrical League, bowled to 193-
pin lead over the r; F. & P. Railroad
team of Richmond last night at Con-
vention Hall, in the first f1ve-gane
block Of 10-game home-andh onle
duckpin match. The concluding block
of the contest will be staged next Sat-
urday night ait Richmond Total PIN
fall will determine the winner.
In last nights bowling the Washing
ton team totaled 2,634 for five games,
while the Richmond contingent hit for
2,441. All five games were taken by
the local outfit. England, Richmond
lead-off bowler, hit high game with
144 in his second effort. Meyer, lead
ing off for Central Armature, made the
high set of the block. $50. The scores:
Grr1.rxAxcAArraA
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Section b.
TIGERS BEAT TARHEELS
IN OVERTIME CONTEST

PRINCETON, N. j., February 8 up.
--Princeton's basket ball team was
forced to play an extra 5-minute period
to down the University Of North Caro-
lima in a thrilling intersectional game
here today.
Paul Carey, sophomore forward. won
the game when he tossed in a field
goal from mid-court with but two min
utes of the overtime period to play.
North Carolina was leading 1918
when Careys shot fell through the
hoop. End of regulation playing time
found the teams tied at 18-all.
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IOWA VAULTER FAILS
IN ATTEMPT AT MARK

IOWA CITY, Iowa, February 8 Up.
Making a clean sweep in the three
field events and winning four Of the
seven races, Iowa opened its Western
Conference indoor season with Soto
So victory over Wisconsin in a dual
track meet here today
Candy, sophomore Iowa pole vaulter
who recently cleared Is feet AZ inches
in practice, failed in an attempt to bet
ter the American indoor record with
the bar at 10 feet 3 inches, but won the
event at IL feet 7s4 inches.
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HODGES HAS A SAT SET
TO WIN BOWLING EVENT

d. c. Hodges won the individual
championship bowling tournament for
employees of Potomac Savings Bank
rolled yesterday afternoon at George
town Recreation alleys.
His SAT total for games was "a
pins above that of Paul Donovan
Hodges also rolled high game, 1870.
The winner and runner-up are both
members of Potomac Savings Bank
team, which is now second in George
town Recreation League.
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DIXIE Pig B0WLERS
BETTER THEIR LEAD

EVANSVILLE, Md. February O.
Dixie Pig team No. increased its lead
in section / of the Prince Georges
County Duckpin Association race this
week when it swept its set with Amer
lean Legion No. i. while Company F,
standing second, was losing one of its
three games to Gretta. Dixie Pig now
heads Company F by eight games. In
other matches during the week Arcades
cleaned up with Chillum, Legion No.
2 took two from Mount Rainier and
Collegiates took all three from Hyatts-
vile Auto Co.
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WALDROP WINNER
ON COUNTY DRIVES

HYATTSvILLE Md, February o.
At the conclusion of the Prince Georges
County Association bowling sweepstakes
tonight Hugh Waldrop had the high
est total in section A with 1882 for 10
games, while Edgard Hilley was winner
in section B with l0-game score Of
1913.
Boots Halloran finished second and
Bill Bowie third in section A and In
section B. William Tucker took second
place and Jimmy Liverette third.
Scores of tonight's block and grand
total for the event follows:
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REGAIN AND STANDEST
Of THE RED so SIGN

BOSTON. February LP).-The Bos-
ton Red Sox management today an
nounced the receipt Of the signed con-
tracts of Bill Regan, second haseman,
and Jerry Standest, infielder. q
Standest comes to the Red Sox this
year via the draft route. He played with
Memphis In the Southern League last
year and was rated as q leading hitter.
His home is In Chicago.
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AGRICULTURE INTEaBuREAu LEAGUE.
KELLIHER MADE PILOT /.
OF HAGERSTOWN TEAM

HAGERSTOWN. Md. February 8.
Mickey Kelliher, Washington boy,
has been made manager of the
Hagerstown Club of the Blue Ridge
League for the coming season.
KeIliher handled the Chambers
burg Club OF the same loop in 1927
and 1928, winning the flag in the
former season and losing out in the
latter year in the play-off with Han
over, after taking the first half
hon0rS.
He lost out with Chambersburg
when the New York Yankees bought
that club and named their own
manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-10

Sioux bowicrs increased their lead to
Is games over the second-place Rinky
Drinks when they took three from Dixie
Pig No. 2 in section 2. of the county
league, while Rinky DinkS were drop
ping one to College Park. A new sea-
sons team game for the section at 588
was established by Sioux. In other en-
counters Sligo took q pair from
Branchville, BARRIERS twice took Inter-
nationals over the hurdles and Wash
ingtcn Suburban. Sanitary District
twice trimmed Glenn Dale.
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University Park Iassies now are stey

University Park Iassies now are step
ping out with a six-game lead over the
second-place Co-eds in the Prince
Georges County Womsn's Duckpin As
ISOLATION as the result of registering
clean sweeps over Hilltops and Mo-
hicans during the week. Goods fall
tered by dropping a game to Birming-
ham. Dixie Pig defeated Berwyn twice,
Lucky Strikes took pair from Hilltops
and Arcades grabbed two from Tri-
angles in other encounters. It was the
first time Arcades have won a set this
season.
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TAYLOR, SINGER SIGN
FOR ANOTHER BATTLE

NEW YORK, February 8 LP.-Bud
Taylor, Terre Haute, Ind, and AL Singer,
New York featherweight, who won
from Taylor on a foul in the fourth
round at Madison Square Garden last
night, were rematched today for a 10
round bout at the Garden, March II.
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"BARNYARD GOLF" TITLE
IS WON BY NUNAMAKER

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. February
8 LR.-Blair Nunamaker of Cleveland
won the national horseshoe pitching
championship here today by finishing
the round robin tournament with a
total of IA victories and defeat.
Bert Duryee, Kansas State champion,
who was the only one to defeat Nuna-
maker, finished second in the tourney
with 13 victories and 2 defeats.
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F|REMEN'S BATTLE
ADDED TO PIN LIST
Il
City, Suburban Departments
to Compete-W. C. D. A.
= Has Meeting Today.

A BOWLING program, more varied
and more extensive than any
ever offered the duckpin devo-
tees of this section, has been
MANNED for the remaining
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT LEAGUE.
RECREATION LEAGUE.

High team game-Patent Attorneys, 620.
High individual game-Michaud (Popsl,
1853
High individual set-Little patent Attor-
neys1. 412. "a
High strikes-Little patent Attorneys, SO.
High spares-Little tPatent Attorneys,
High individual average--Little patent
AttnrneYSl. 1925.
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Scores

Totals ....15 SO Totals Is 4
Referee-Mr. Thompson.
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HARRISON, ROSENBERG
BOWL A SET OF 778

With Paul Harrison and Max Rosen-
berg, present leaders, setting rapid
pace, District Doubles League bowlers
set some sensational marks last night at
Convention Hall.
Harrison and Rosenberg started with
a 285 game and .totalei 778 to hang UP
a new league team set record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-10

Fevette, 6l5 ~
High :sam sames-King David, 17ss; La
High irdividual ayerages-Phillps, 1892;
watson, 1li-t7; Urban. 1868.
DAVID d ass a stoner tsingleton5, 4os; viii
lians LA Fayette), 393
High individual gam s-Phillips (King
David, 180 Armiger ia Fayetts), 1853.
Hieh strikas-Watsor CLa F"votte>. 80:
Phillips .(King DAVID. SO; Ellis tHar-
High spares-Phillips tKing David).. Ill:
Robb st Jqhn,s, lss sp;er ,IBarrister'
High weekly eame-Can,pbell New Jeru-
salem), f48; Robb, jr (Takoma), lab.
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U. S. CURRIERS' BEATEN.

MONTREAL, February H1.-Curl-
ers, representing Canada, successfully
turned back an invasion from the
United States today, scoring 403-to-
372 victory to regain the Gordon inter-
national medal.
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strip OPERATED UPON.

NEWARK, N. j.. February 9 (H1.--
Joe Strip, third baseman Of the Gin
cinnati Reds, was reported resting COM
fortably tonight in the Irvington Hos
pital after. having undergone an oper-
alton for appendicitis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-10

High team games-So-Kems. 631; Inter
bureaus, 58l; Central Stores, Shops S79
a h,sn 7a andy ;ndasros ssts s S'S cor
High individual games-Adams, 1856; Posey,
loo: r. Donaldson, Palmer, l49.
Rust). las. I
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CYCLONES WIN THRILLER.

Cyclone basketers gained a 14-to-13
decision over Boys Band tossers In
Eastern High gym last night in hard
fought battle. Shelley and James star
red for the winners.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, February
9-Staunton Military Academy brought
an undefeated boxing team to win a s.
to-2 decision over the Virginia first
year team.
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sSLICER BOWLS BEST
. in DOUBLES TOURNEY

High individual average honors in
King Pin Doubles League are held by
sSlicer, who is teamed with Clark, with
AI15-7 average for 81 games. Arey and
McCurdy lead the team race to date.
4 Teams and individual records to date
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PECK CUNTS CAPTURE
TWO CLOSE CONTESTS

Peck Seniors made staunch stand
rose unlimiteds in a fast and furious
basket ball game in Peck gym last
night, SO to "a. In a preliminary game
Peck Juniors downed Carolina Juniors,
~ to 81.
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Hieh COUPLES game-Slicer CLARK, 264.
High doubles set--Arey-McCurdy, TAG.
Hteh individual game-Moore. las.
High individual set-Slicer, $751;
Greatest number of strikes-Slicer, 10.
Greatest number of spares-Slieer, So
High individual average-Slicer, 1l3-7.