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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
LON AND SLOAN MAY
BE UNABLE TO PLAY
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 2s-,
with only three more days before the
East-West foot ball game here New
Year day, the Western team tonight was
entrenched comfortably in its Morara,
valley camp at st. Mary's College, while
the Eastern eleven put on its FINISHING
toucnes at Stanford University.
Coach Andy Kerr seemed more than,
pleased with his Eastern squads recov-
cry from bad attack of "fumbalitis. -.
while Coach Perry Locy, imbued with ,
confidence. will be surprised IL his war
rlors do not erase the 20 to defeat,
handed the West by a powerful Eastern
team last New Year day.
only two things have disturbed the
coincidence in the Western stronghold.
Benny Lom, University of California
nalfback, has not donned a uniform
since ne injured his leg several DAYS
ago, and Clair Sloan, Nebraska's line .
oattering backfield ace. reported a deep
cleat wound in his shin. Lon1is still
q doubtful starter. but Sloan should
De ready next Wednesday.
The West must concede the Eastern;
team: with one Of the brightest galaxies
OF AL-American players ever collected
anywhere, a stable weight advantage. /.
especially In the line, and for this.
reason Lacey probably win resort to.
wide open attack.
Neither the East nor the West did .
any work today. Instead the bows
enjoyed the Stanford-West Point game
at Stanford Stadium. !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
LANE WINS FEATURE
TRAPSHOOTING EVENT

L. L. Lane won the presidents trophy
In the farewell shoot given by the re-
firing officers of the Washington Gun
Club yesterday at the Benning traps.
Lane triumphed by winning a shoot-off
over Bob Livesey, with whom he had
tied with 40 hits in so targets. In the
shoot-off Lane broke IS straight to 40
for Livesey.
Wilcox won the captains trophy with
4S and Shelton achieved the vice presi-
dents prize after a shoot-off at handi-
cap distances.
Nosing out DR.. Parsons, DR.. Monroe
took the secretarys trophy.
The scores follow:
sIxTEEN-YARD EVENTS (50 tarEets)-
Lane, LtVesay, -: Wilcox. 20: Williams
Cook, u; DR.. Slime, as; Taylor, IS: Dr. Par"
sens ~; Shelton: Thaw, Culver, Al; DR..
SIX-MONTH Trophy CONTEST-Dr.
Monroe: 1914; Or. Parsons. 1874; Wilson,
22-l3: Morgan, 20-1S; Green. 1921; wilcox,
21-3l; shelton. 1921; DR.. Slime. 23-22: viii
Hams, 2l-22; Cook, 2l-2o: Lane. 3S-a2
The annual meeting Of the Washing
ton Gun Club will be held tomorrow
night at o'clock at the ONCE of DIR.
j. C. Wynkoop. 1901 I street. instead
Of at President Bartholomew once.
1t is important that all shareholders
attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
CENTRAL DEFEATED
IN OVERTIME GAME

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December %
Anlents five triumphed over Central
High quint of Washington, ~ to %
IN basket ball game that required
an extra period, tonight on the armorv
moor here. Ray Herberlig scored a floor
goal and Busy Bremen came through
WIN two-pointer and a foul shot in
tne extra session to give the home
team victory. 1t was the KNIGHTS
Ceam second win over a Washington
public high quint this season. it nav
ing doWned Eastern here recently.
Cabell with 10 points led the wir.
ners' attack tonight, but Downey Rice
Central center. with IL points was the
evenings scoring ace.
In preliminary Whitestone,s Store
team conquered Remsens of Washing
ton, 81 to 1S.
~AF~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
HEADQUARTERS FIVE
ENGAGING De MOLAY

LAUREL. Md, December 2s.-Head-
quarters Company. National Guard
basketers of this place will play host
to De Molay. tossers of Washington on
the armory floor here tomorrow after
noon, starting at 2:45 O'Clock.
: Aside from this game two other con-
tests. both Tri-County League matches,
are to be played at the armory during
the week.
They will be staged Friday night.
Jessup A. C. and Berwyn A. C, will
meet in the opener Of q double.he
at 7:45 o'clock, and Headquarters Com
pany and Brentwood Hawks will face
in the male. It Is expected that the
latter game will be particularly inter-
esting, both teams having shown power
to date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
GUARD BASKETERS
TACKLE M0NTROSE
Meeting This Afternoon at
HyattSviIIe-TW0 Other
Games Postponed.
7 YATTSVILLE, Md, December
II Accompany F. National
Guard, baSketers will entertain
4 i Montrose A. C. Of Washington

r YATTSVILLE, Md. December
II 2S.-Company F, National
Guard, baSketers will entertain
4 Il Montrose A. C. of Washington
on the National Guard armory
floor here tomorrow afternoon, follow
ing a preliminary in which the Com
pany F Reserves will face a team to be
announced. The program will start
at 2:30 o'clock.
Dixie Pig A. C. and Berwyn A. C..
were to meet in a Prince Georges
County League game tomorrow, but have
postponed the match until January 8.
1t also has been decided to play the
Hyattsville Southern Methodist-Berwyn
A. G. game, originally scheduled for
November 2S, on January s.
Other league games next week are:
Monday night-Company F VS.. Ber-
wyn A. c., Hyattsville Southern Metho-
dist VS.. Dixie Pig A. C.
Thursday night-Brentwood Hawks
VS.. Mount Rainier A. C.
Hyattsville High baSketers are not
slated for action next week. 1t is the
first week in which the quint has not
been scheduled for action since the start
of the season.
HyattSville's next listed game Is on
January 8 against Gainesville, Md, High
at Hyattsville. This contest should give
some line on how Hyattsville may be ex-
pected to fare in the State title series,
as Catonsville usually has one of the
fastest quints in the State, outside of
the teams Of Baltimore city.
So far the Hyattsville boys have won
three games and lost five, all the de-
featS having been suffered at the hands
OF Washington quints. Against county
teams Hyattsville has shown strongly.
Pierce A. C. basketers of Hyattsville
now are ready for action and are seek
ing games with quints in the 135-pound
class in Washington and vicinity to be
played In the Hyattsville gym Saturday
nights at 8 o'clock.
Harold BurrhuS Is listing games for
the Pierce team at Hyattsville l541 be.
tween and $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
The scores:

CONSOLATION FLIGHT
Semi-Fipallsts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29

Those two popular pstriarchs of the
duckpin game. Harry Krauss and Harry
HALEY, were scheduled to roll together
last night, but neuritis ruined HALEY
and Krauss went hunting with Ray
Chaplin. Result, a severe cold. Both
hope to shoot next week.
Another casualty was Agnes FleiShell
of the Western Union, who sprained an
ankle.
Mike Sweeney Of the National team
In the Convention Hall Saturday Night
League got hot in one game. In his
fourth he rolled 156. His others were
mediocre. He totaled $50.
Glen Smith. who rolls with so many
teams it's a problem to keep his dates
straight. gathered $50 naples, and has
o chance to collect a pirze. His best
game was 1876.
The youngest bowler in the tourna-
naent, A. j. Hendley. IT., 10 years old,
rolled 420 with q high game of "a.
w. Howoer, of the Veterans Bureau.
was q flashy finisher. He spared in
the last box Of fou- of his five games.
totaling 5l3.
Bradley wardley, who will roll in the
tournament next week, AYERS his game is
as good now as last season, when he
established q District league record, for
average with 11S and a heavy fraction.
I'm several points behind last sea-
sons average" Wardley said last night,
but I've been as accurate as ever"
Star bowlers not always rate a per-
Torrance on scores. The Sharpshooter
not infrequently gets nat boxes when
his hits are worthy of strikes or spares.
Al Work barely beat 500 in one of the
Washington Roanoke matches, yet hit
every pin he shot at. The famous
Harry KrauSs says the best game he
Perce Elicit, the Stanford Paper
Co. captain, has topped TOO for
I'VE games in training, and has rolled
some powerful sets in championship
play. but last night he couldn't make
difnculty beating his dad, who scored
S36
Charles c. Heltmann, jr., and oscar
Oehler, owners Of the Petworth alley.
tried to back up Tony De Firo's leading
set of 632, but Tony's pace was too
fast All three are members of the
Petworth team. Heltmann's set was
$40 and Oehler's, sol.
Joe Fresch, the base ball pitcher.
appeared out of the running when his
score sheet read 460 at the end OF
four games, but in the final Joe found
himself and rolled 146, his total of SOC
placing him among the leaders.
Four old-timers were scheduled to-
gether by chance and tried TO out-Go
each other reminiScing as well as
bowling. They were Jack Williams
John P. Evans, B. p Hair and M. S.
Lawrenceson, SIS, kept score for EN-.
williams rolled in the first team match
of duckpins In the history of the game
here, q quarter century ago.
H. Dawson had 483 entering the fifth
and visioned a prize, but ran into
splits and finished with q 90. His SIS
isn't likely to be a lucky number.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
KARTHEISER TAKES LEAD
IN TENPlN TOURNAMENT

DETROIT, December 28 (P.-Frank
Kartheiser Of Chicago took the lead
IN the invitational round robin tenpin
tournament tonight by defeating Fred
Gardella OF Detroit, 1904 to 1 1856 In a
rather dull block.
The two bowlers had been tied for
1rst place and each seemed to be
Straining too hard for brilliant play,
Kartheiser now has won three blocks
and lost none. Gardella has won two
and lost one; Charlie Daw of Mil
waukee has won one and lost two, and
Jimmy Smith of Chicago has lost three.
KartheiSer made Sc strikes, 43
spares, z splits and errors. Gardella
made 81 strikes, 43 spares, IL splits and
2 errors.
In the first two blocks played today
Gardella defeated Daw 1900 to 2,lOO
and Kartheiser downed Smith 2,193 to
2,029.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
D. C. ROLLERS SPLIT
EVEN IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, December 2S.-Wash-
ington and Baltimore split even in a
double header inter-city duckpin match
tonight on the Recreation alleys.
In one contest the Recreation Happy
Five, national champions, defeated the
Queen Pins of Washington by 81 pins.
The score was 2,s22 to 1885.
The Convention Hall Girls of Wash
ington were victorious in the other
battle, their opponents being the Recre-
alton Gals. Baltimore City title holders.
Tn. count was 500 TO ,453.
Both of the matches were return
contests. the Baltimore girls winning
in Washington while the local men lost.
Snnnnna rieS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
S. M. A. B00TERS SEEKING
WEEK END GAMES HERE

Staunton Military Academy's soccer
team OF Stanton, Va, wishes to ar
range week end trip here next month
20 play two games, either with Junior
slgh or prep school teams. This Is only
the second season in which Staunton
mas engaged in soccer. The team has
had ditnculty In getting opponents in
its section.
No return game will be asked by
the Staunton hooters. one of whom IS
w. w. King of this city.
TeamS interested should writ- Lieutl
Wenger, soccer coach, at Stanton
Military Academy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
SMITH STILL LEADS
DUCKPIN QUALIFIERS

Harry Smith continues to show the
way among the qualifying bowlers for
the flve-back tournament which will
commence at King Pin No. 2 alleys
on January 8, the qualifying period clos
ing at midnight of the previous day.
He has hung up q total of 2,372 for
his best 10 games, an average better
than 237. recently recording a game of
321. which he finished with seven sue
cessive strikes, lettering by 80 pins his
previous city record of 28S for q single
effort.
The standing for the highest 20
qualifying scorers, with their best 10
game totals. high and low games, fol-
lows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
PITT ELEVEN DETRAlNS
FOR DRILL AT FL PASO

Ell PASO, Tex, December 20 (P)-
The Pittsburgh Panthers, on their way
70 play the University of Southern
California at Pasadena New Year day,
stopped on here for a workout today.
Coach John Sutherland said the
members OF the squad were in good
condltlon and were standing well the
graouai change OF climate, from icy
days of the East to balmy MiGYinter
weather of the Southwest. The team
encountered warm day here with a
bright sun shining.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
Georgetown Is DoWned
by Crescent A. 6. FiUe

BROOKLYN, N. Y. December %.
Georgetown University's basket
ball team was given a decisive beat
ing by the Crescent A. C. quintet
here tonight, 80 to "a.
Presenting a veteran and ex-
perienced bunch of players. the
clubmen proved too strong for the
younger collegians.
Georgetown, which beat the
Knights Of Columbus Council team
last night, will play Manhattan
Monday evening and then will COM
pete in the Yale tournament at
New Haven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29

w. Howder, of the Veterans Bureau
was q flashy finisher He spared in
the last box Of -four of his five games
totaling SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
Leaders Unoesed Star Bowling Tourney Inecy Golf Ripe
TAFT, LAST YEARS CHAMP,
LOSES OUT WITH 52l SET
PetwOrth Rollers Lead i'm Both Casses-Freschie
Shoots 6O6-Haley and Krauss Are iii.
Youngest Entry Rolls 42O.
BY r. d. THOMAS.

the half Washington second annual
" bowling tournament at Convention Hail.
worth held commanding lead with 632
= opening night
Clarence w last years champion
when he
games, his high string being 1T.
of
city's stars have yet shoot.
De the
section a of
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Totals. .....l0 5 rs
First Brethren.
'0taiS ...... ,
PetwOFth.
Totals $ az Totals ~ II 3!
ST. Paul (Luth.)
QUARTER-FINALS ROLLED
IN KING PIN TOURNAMENT

J. c. Shackelford and Harry billiard,
each rolling 603 sets, and Jack Gooding
and Pete McCurdy gained the semi
finals in the championship flight Of the
King Pin elimination bowling tourna-
ment last night.
Glenn Weidman, in the consolation
flight, however, had the best set Of the
evening, seeking the little naples for
637 count. Maize, Moore and Hall were
others to reach the semi-finals in the
consolation group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
COMPANY F B0WLERS
DEFEATED BY REX TEAM

EVANSVILLE. Nd, December "a
Rex team, leader in the Recreation
League, Washington, defeated Com
pany r, National Guard, pace setter in
section of the Prince Georges County
Duckpin Association, by IL pins in the
opening three-game block of their
home land home bowling series here to-
night.
Rex totaled 1881 pins to 1919 for
Company #.
The scores:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29

The youngest bowler in the tourna-
ment, A. j. Hendley. jr, 10 years old,
rolled 420 with high game of "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
CALVARY WINS TOUGH
CHURCH LOOP GAME

Calvary NJ e. Church squeezed
through to a 1915 victory over st.
Paul Lutheran on the Central Y. M. C.
A. floor in the only close game last
night in the Sunday School Basket Ball
League.
Other winners were Mount Vernon.
United Brethren, Calvary brakes,
Mount Pleasant Congregational and
Petworth Methodists.
The ~rNroe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
FAIR CAPITAL ~BOWLERS
NOSE OUT BALTlMOREANS

BALTIMORE, December 28.-Out-
scoring their rivals by a. pins in the
final block of their home and -home
bowling series here tonight, Convention
Hall girls of Washington won the match
by 81 pins.
Entering the string here tonight
trailing by Is pins as the result of the
games bowled here last week, Conven-
ton Hall totaled / 500 pins to / ,458 for
the home team.
T0riohf'e en0rae.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
THREE sO-YARD DAsHEs.

Sonny Young, New River State back,
In three consecutive games ran 80
yards for touchdowns Opponents were
Salem, Morehead and Broaddus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
Maryland u. Alumni
Bowling Statistics

I HUI IEdm Rame-Diamondbacks 564
| ni9n team set--RossbourgS 500
aien individual game-Burns (Old Iiners)
,7 aish individual set-Burns fold Liners.
! erSl. 1929 ~" WI" LINZ
Greatest number of strikes-Paine BLACK
| Greatest number of spares-HaiR CRoss-
nnnrsSl: 50; Buell. CBlackstrapsC, SO; Costsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
WINS 2eTH GAME IN ROW.

CHICAGO, December 28 (P).-Loyola
scored its twenty-sixth consecutive bas-
ket ball victory tonight. defeating the
-storming Vanderbilt I'VE, 80 to 26.
Loyola took the lead in the frst minute
Of play and steadily increased It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
NEW FIELD HOUSE.

A new field house for basket ball. in
door track and other indoor sports is
planned at the University Of Chicago.
The structure, costing $500, 900, will
have 10000 Eating capacity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
West Baltimore.
NEtGHB0RHO0D HOUSE
BOWS TO PEERLES FIVE

Peerless basketers rang up their sixth
straight win last night, defeating
Neighborhood House quint in a Bows
Club League game. 1t was their second
win in the league. The winners are
booking at Metropolitan 1904.
Peerless Neiehbor HouSe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
BAL TIM0RE FIVE EASY
FOR ST. MARTINS QUINT

st. Martins quint turned back the
West Baltimore 1--WE. 80 to Is, last
night in the formers gym here.
Johnny Wanley with Is points was
high scorer for the winners.
St, Martins West Raltjn,ore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
TYPOTHETAE,
SPOTS EIGHT POINTS.

There not being a single six -footer
IN the basket ball squad, Coach Walter
Meanwell OF Wisconsin Is about ready
to concede each opponent the tipoff
or eight points per game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
TROPHY MIGHT INTEREST
LINKSMEN In TRAVELLING
Old Rivalry of Capital, Baltimore, Richmond and
Norfolk, Now Nearly Dead, May Again
Furnish Some Fine Competition.


M equivalent of the Lesley competitions which fur
niSh splendid basis
Nv, each year between players from Boston, and
Fhladeph1a? Certainly there
particularly between Baltimore to provide an
interesting series of match play competitions
from the amateurs of these cities and
cities in this territory " - - e e
1t would seem quite possible that Golf
Baltimore Richmond and Norfolk sponsor event
the anar would have the wholehearted
ne Mdatanc sector Certainly Washington could gather
event although Baltimore certainly would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
With the BOaUIers
BANKERS LEAGUE,


Records.
Hjsh t tam samenA g.. T. No. 1, 613.
petuaD, llO-i21 -DrO"h tPer-
High individual game-Doyins wv !.
No. -. III. wv l.. q
No h'gn Individual ,n set-Doying (w., L. 1T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
HUNTER LEADS LIST
IN MET. AREA TENNIS
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, December 2s.-With the
familiar names Of Francis T. Hunter
and Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory again
topping the lists. the 1929 rankings of
the Eastern Lawn Tennis Association.
comprising players Of the Metropolitan
district, were announced today.
MRS. Mallory now has been placed
nrst no less than nine times, having
held the No. position ever since the
eastern association began ranking It's
players IN 1921. Hunter has led the
men Tor the last three seasons. AL
though nearing the end of their careers
the veterans were able to beat out A
pack OF younger players who offered
keen competition this year.
The flrst 10 in each list:
MEN.
/. Francis T. Hunter.
2. John Van Ryn.
!. ee 4:ssi;y x M'P shi.ld..
5. j. Gilbert Hall.
9. julius Seligson.
z. Herbert L. Bowman.
9. Jerome Lang.
10. Edward W. W. Policeman.
WOMEN.
!. Mrs. Mola ,. Mallory.
2. Miss Eleanor Goss.
4. Miss Clara Greenspan.
Miss Alice Francis.
G. Mrs. Bernard r. Stenz.
z Mrs. Lillian s. Hester.
Mrs. A. j. 1amme.
g. Miss Charlotte Miller.
TO- MISS Earma Taubele.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
HARRISON OF D. c.
BOWLS TO RECORD
Has TIA Set as Capital Five
Beats Connecticut Team.
Singles, Doubles Lost.

ARIFORD, Conn.,, December
II 28.-Five bowlerS representing
the Grand Palace Alleys of
L Il Washington. D. c., tonight
scored a five-pin triumph over
a five-man team of Connecticut bowl
ers, ut not until after Paul Harrison,
Washington lead-off man. had shat
tered the world five-string record with
the sensational total of TIA. The final
team tally was Washington, 1897;
Connecticut. 1892.
Harrison ratified off strings of 1926
1877. 118, 1875 and 14S. rousing bit of
championship bowling that accounted
for the Washington margin of victory.
The next highest five-string total was
rolled by Jack White of New Haven,
who totaled GIG.
Connecticut bowlers accounted for
victories in both afternoon matches.
winning the two-man and single events
against Washington representatives.
GRAND PALACE. WARRINGTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
HEBREW ENTER-CLUB LEAcUr
summary,

Summary,
589. is FrlehoS CLUB,
Hlgh team set-Vista Club, l.sai
IDOL. Doi'hich 'Nlsta),
$50. AoioEln (Vista),
$50. 'Hecter tMaroelle),
Hieh spares-Bortnick CVista), az.
hleh strikes - Bleicher CThets sior.o
Gamma. 81. NAhe'S SIGMA
High nat game-Tenenbaum (vista). ps
MOUNT RAINIER DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29

Totals. IS 70 Totals. .7 10
Club. O''
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PLYMOUTH 4-Door Sedan
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YOUR OPINION IS
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