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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-26
HOWITZER BOWLERS
DEADLOCK LEADERS
Score Clean Sweep to Get Even
With photographic in War
Department League.

The Howitzers got their big guns
trained on the wood last week in the
War Department League and tossed the
Panama Canal No. team for three
game loss, while the hitherto undis-
puted leaders, the photographers, drop
ped one game to the Engineers. AS a
result the Howitzer and photographic
quints are running neck-andneck.
The big surprise of the week. how
ever. was sprung when the Finance
Officers took three games from the Bar
bettes' outfit. dropping the latter team,
which stands third high in pinfall, to
next to last place in the standings.
photographic was compelled to roll
the high set Of the season in order to
take two games from the Engineers,
while the Statistics, with a 1854 set.
were able to bag only one game from
War College and were dropped back to
third place.
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w YITH the cold winds sweeping
M across the fairways, the
v courts closed up for the
year the outdoor pools
drained dry as bone, something new
has been started by the Manor Country
Club, and the rest of the clubs are
expected to follow suit.
Under the leadership Of Charles M
Wright, the Manor Club has organized
a bowling team, which issues here and
now a challenge to any other country
club bowling team.
In fact, Wright's ultimate goal Is to
organize a country club league. For
the time being he is awaiting answers
to his challenge at the Manor.
The Vista Club is the new leader in
the Hebrew Inter-Club League as
result of Its three-game victory over
the Pals. The Vistas broke the
season record for team game with 582,
while the Reyes Club, with 1873, set
the weeks high set mark while beat
ing Regents three times.
Goodman, Vista bowler, takes the
cake for the seasons fiat game so far.
WINE the NSCdS UOOh 4AoN PAoNS' Az
bowled high nat game OF 80.
Hark! The Young Mems Syrian
Club offers challenge to any out
standing bowling team in Washington:
The team, composed entirely OF
Serbs, is taking challenges at Metro
politan 1908 between 2 and $50 o'clock.
Big Halloween sweepstakes next Sat-
urday at the Takoma alleys! TWO
bucks, including games.
The stakes are open to all and cele-
brates the opening of the six new alleys
at C. w. Carls bowling emporium.
An all-star match game between Bert
Heil's Boulevard champs and the Ia
koma All-Stars will be held in addition
to the stakes.
Convention Hall was the scene of
some good team and individual shoot
ing in the East Washington Church
contests. The individuals 'rere led by
LAFAYETTE Price of the Waugh team,
who totaled 376.
Ninth No 2, with Robey rolling l4O,
Brown 1873 and Cady 80, held on 10 the
tie for first place by winning three
from Ingram No. 2.
The league at-stake match between
Buick Motor and L. P. Steuart in the
Automotive League didn't turn out 50
hot after all.
Buick ran all over hem for three
games.
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BELL & SMITH FIVE
KEEPS DUCKPlN LEAD
Takes Odd Game From Swan Team
in Tight Columbia Heights
League Contest.

In q bitterly contested match, Bell
81 smith pin spillers won two games
from the Swans, in the Columbia
Heights League, to retain their lead.
thompson, Of the leaders, had high
set Of 359
srd went into third place, also shared
bv four other teams, including the van
o;,,shed Jack Espey and Jim Dun
worth, young stars of the Liondale
shirts. put on a battle for high set,
with the contest ending in draw, each
shooting q 375.
In other matches Ford Electric took
two from Vincent's BARRIERS, Chaconas
Market put the whitewash on Dlsmer s.
and Liondale Shirts, took two from
Pioneer Market.
standings:
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ISEMANN TO HOLD
NOVEMBER EVENT
Lads IS and Under Shoot in
One Event and Those IS
to 18 in Another.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

A MOTHER bright idea has
~ popped from the fertile
4 4 noodle of your Uncle
George Isemann and with
characteristic promptness has
been effected.
This Fall will be held the first
national championship tourna--
ment for bowlers Is years old and
under. Directing it as secretary
of the National Duckpin Bowling
Association will be Isemann, who
has originated more bowling
events than any other mortal.
There will be two sections IN the
tournament, one for boys Is years olo
and under and the other for those be-
tween the ages of Is and 10.
Entrants for the first named viii be
eligible If their sixteenth birthday Is
not before January /. the Junior class is
open to youths who'll not have reached
~ years before January 2.
The tournament is to include the
younger generations from the principal
eastern cities, champion OF each TO
be determined and a grand finale IN
city to be designated by George 1se-
mann.
So c'mon kids, get an entry blank at
the nearest bowling alley, sign up ana
return 1t to the alley manager. The
boys may bowl on any alley they desire.
On Saturday, November is, and Sat-
urday, November %, the roll-offs Will
be held. The boys will shoot in the
afternoons at o'clock and the juniors
at 1880 pm. Three games VIII De
bowled each Saturday with total pins
for the six games to count.
Then the winner and runner-up OF
each alley will meet in the final the fol-
lowing week, three games to be rolled In
the boys class and five in the juniors.
DOWNING fans likely will be surprised
ID when the finals of this boys and
Junior tournament are held.
A lot of these kids can make the old
folks step. Take for instance, Ounce
Harrison, one of Washington's leading
youngsters Ounce is a likely favorite
IN the boys section and could enter the
Junior class and give a good account OF
himself, Ounce one of the famous Har-
xison bowling family which includes
Paulie, who rolled a TIA set in New
England last year, and Joe, who's aver
aging about 124 in the District League
now, carries a season average OF about
100 himself.
Among some Of the others expected to
take part is Gavino Cavallaro, 10 years
old, OF Plainville, Conn, who was the
youngest to take part in the national
tournament at Waterbury last year,
rolling well over 300 in the singles. His
season average last year was 106.
Then there's Willis Sensenbach, To-
year-old champion of North Carolina,
who has rolled in all three national
tournaments, and is a likely favorite in
the Junior event. With George Isemann
he holds the doubles championship OF
North Carolina, their combined total
being 1923 for the five games, Sensen-
bach rolling sos and Isemann, 627.
One Of Washington's best, young
Eddie Espey. is sure entrant. 1se-
mann looks for many entries from high
school and junior high school ranks.
There Is no entry fee.
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GENOAS WREST LEAD
FROM SANTA MARIAS
1OO-Pin Victory Decides Match for
K. of C. League Top-Marquette
Holds Second Place.

Santa Maria. leaking like a sieve, so
to speak. was licked by 100 pins by
Genoa's $40 in the Knights OF Columbus
League in the first game in their league
lead-at-stake match. Santa Maria lost
the second by four pins, but came back
to take the last by two pins.
With good scores Marquette took the
first two, but lost the last game to Bal
boa. Cortez committed tenth-frame
larceny on Salvador in the curtain
raiser, but completely smothered the
latter in the other two. Palos won two
from Champlain, Ovando grabbed a
pair from Columbia, Pinta won two from
De Soto and La Sales swept through
San Domingo.
Knights Of Columbus League stand
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FRATERNAL LEAGUE.

High average-Weakley, liz.
High game-Weakley, 1862.
High Set-Weakley, 1858.
High team game-Jr. o. U. A. M, No. l.,
High team game-Jr. o. U. A. NJ, No l..
1899
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OSCAR TIES BR'ER HENRY
Hyattsville Bowlers Catch Bethes-
da in Interstate League.

The Hiser brothers rivalry, which
has given Henry most of the laughs,
turned to brother oscar last week in
the Virginia Suburban League,
when oscars Hyattsville team swept
through Silver Spring for three games.
while brother Henry's Bethesda qulnt'
national champs, were taking two on
the beak from Rosslyn. They're all
knotted up now.
Clarendon and Boulevard, rolling on
their own alleys, drubbed their guests,
Mount Rainier and Rockville, two out
of three, while the College Park team,
playing host to the Dixie Pigs, were
trounced twice by the invaders.
High game for the week was made
by Noble Viers of College Park, who
rolled 1873. Clarke of Clarendon, took
the best set Of the week with 800.
Standings in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
League:
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

High averaEe-Miller, lis.
High Rame-Crutchley, 152.
High schiller, 38l.
High team game-Court House, 616.
High team set-Court House, lisp.
Spares-SWain, A.
Strikes-McCarthy, II.
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rAKoMA CHURCH LEAGUE.


Team Eames-st Johns. e29; Harmony,
Team sets-st Johns, 1880; King David.
individual sets-Uirich (Potomacl, ae9
Silverberg (St. Johns. 3s3; K. Heinzman
(Congressl, 1872.
(Parker), 144; Siverherg, las.
INCONSISTENCIES, 117-4; Phillips (KinE
Hill.
High strikes-Price (Columbia). 10; Phil
lips king DAVID. IA; Scott tNavaQ, ID
High spares-Silverberg, SIS: Match lKins
solomon. So Starr Mount Hermon), so; .
High game Tuesday-House (Potomac), l4l.
High game Thursday-Hofer Mount Her
NOM, 139.
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War Department League.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team -Hydrograp hic. 1902 Bar
bettes, l,570; Statistics, 1864
High team NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 500; Fort
Humphreys. ST. Construction, 556.
High individual sets-Keefe tStatistics)
354; Geisler (statistics), 351; Miller (Hy-
High individual games-Jones (Construc-
tom, 149; Keefe (Statisticsl, 1875; owens
(Hydrographic), 1875.
Most strikes-Curtin (Frankiesl. IL Ha-
mann (Statistics). 10; Burge Fort Hum
Most spares-Mathews (Adiutants), 80;
Faunce (Barbettes). 90; Crowell panama
Canal No. ID, 90 ,
Note-As strikes and spares are determined
in this league on an average basis. Kuster
Of Fort Humphreys is the real leader with
a. as he rolled In but IL Of the Is games
to date; this applies to spares.
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Season Records.
High team game-Hizhway Department
High team set-Hishway Department
ALMAs CLUB LEAGUE.
FRIENDSHIP CHURCH LEAGUE.

WI. w L
G Ts'l SS. p.pt.: i g e. e. Meth:
s. colurpbas 10 Clev. PIX Cong. IS
Oh On. Pres. 10 Wis. Ave. Bpat. ID
Season Records.
High individual same-Hill (Wesleyl, l47.
High Individual SETS. Belt (St. Column
basl. 364.
High spares-Linkins wesley, 43.
High team game-Wesley, 566
High team set-St. ColumSas, 1923.
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SATURDAY NIGHT LEAGUE.
LUTHERAN LEAGUE.

High team sets-st. Johns No. 3, 1888;
Trinity, 1549.
Georgetown, 512.
High Individual sets-Laue, $50; Koblentz.
$50.
High individual sames-Koblentz, 1874;
tanner, 1913.
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GEORGETOWN RECREATION LEAGUE
INSURANCE LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High averages-Rice, 1851; Weigle, 110;2
High individual games-Rice, 14o; speak
High individual set-weigle, 357; Allen,
High team neutrality-suspicious., 562.
High team set-Metropoliten, 1903.
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GEORGETOWN CHURCH LEAGUE.

High Individual averages-Cleary tW. W.
b. lie; Corcoran peek No. u, l14-s.
High Individual sets.aCleary w W. b,
Hgh s4 individual vxfu 0 setFcesrs wv. w. b.
1872: Tucker peek No. -, 1854
High individual spares-Oliver Zeal. Kin
near. 10; Collins zeal. NJ. e., g.
High team Eames-W. W. B, SS5; Peck
High team sets-w w B., 1855; Peck No
/, 1909.
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AUToMOTIvE LEAGUE.

Season Records
High set-Guy Steuart, Isis
High Individual set-Edmonds Guy Steu-
art), SAG.
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BUSINESS LEAGUE.

High average-Crist, 1o9
High game-Money, 146.
High Set-Crist, 359.
High team game-Clarendon Lunch, $50.
High team set-MillerS Service, 1,649.
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LADIES' LUTHERAN CHURCH LEAGUE.
MEMS WAR DEPARTMENT LEAGUE.
LADIES, AGRICULTURAL LEAGuE.
Season Records

High team sets-Co-operatlon, 1870; In
formation, 1860; Fruits and Vegetables
1885.
High team games-Co-operation, 48S; Ex-
tension, 474; Inter-Division, 469.
High individual setS-Clark, 1877; Viehman,
3l0 Montgomery, 30S
Nigh individual games-Montsomery 125;
Viehman, l24 Mann, 1872; MasSe, 12l.
High individual averages-Clark. 93-5;
MONTGOMERY, 92-5; MaSse, 92-1.
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ELECTRICAL LEAGuE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Pot. Elec Power Co. sos
High team set-Central Armature Works,
No. /, 1885.
Eigh individual games-Brill. l4si Wolsten-
holne. 143; c. Evans, 14l.
High individual sets-Brill, 374; Meyer,
372; Wolstenholme, 369
II; Meyer, IL; Mackessey, 10.
:. High spares-Brill. 50; Wolstenholme. a.;
Hays, AZ; Mayo. 81; Meyer, 81, Norton, 81.
High weekly game-C. Evans. 14l.
100 Club"
wolstenhome, 1871; Brill. Hills; Meyer,
1894; King, 1922 Hays, l08-l4; Mayo,
107-17; Guyther, l07 Bartels, l04-i3 Hornig,
1916; Pillsbury, 104-4; Norton, l03-l7; Rob-
inette, 103-l2; Gleason, 1O3-5; Eskite, 1924;
Barhagallo, lo1-ll; r. Evans. l01-2; Roller,
100-1i; Hanna, 1905; Dreitzler, 1902; Sher-
man, 1901; Horn, 100.
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PHONES BOWL RECORDS
C. & P. Team Sets Two Marks in
Commercial League.

The Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Co. team set two new seasons
marks in the Commercial Duckpin
League last week as they cleaned up
the Wadrex Ice Cream team, with a
sos high team game and 1,675 high
team set. Rees of U. S. Daily rolled
$40 to tie the high individual game of
Jarman Of G. d p. Telephone Co.
In other matches, Peoples Drug
Stores won three from Carry Ice Cream,
Diamond Cab took two rom Times
Herald, Woodward & Lothrop won two
from U. s. Daily and Chestnut Farms
won two from John H. Wilkins Co.
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PAYS HEAVY PRICE
IN SELMA STAKES
Owner Collects $27,07O and
Backers Gather $3.50 in
Pari MutueIs.

r AUREL, Md, October 25.-
Twenty-Five thousand who
IL braved Wintry blasts saw
Tambour, 2-year-old bay
daughter of Gen. Thatcher-Gas-
tanet, owned by Pres Burch Of
Washington run away with the
fifth renewal of the Selma Stakes
to net her owner a $26,070 purse,
while those fans who backed her
in the pari mutuels drew down
$3.50.
Tambour was so much the best Of
the field of eleven fillies that battled
over the mile route that she was being
eased up all through the home lane.
still was clicked in 1885.
At the wire Tambour was several
lengths in advance of Mrs. John D.
Hertz's Risque, who in turn. led home
Joseph e. Widener's Buck Up.
E. r. Bradley's Bahia Kenny. the
5-to-2 favorite, suffered much bad luck
in the race as Jockey Renick lost q
stirrup iron on the back stretch and
the boy almost fell off in the stretch
run, still she managed to finish fourth
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ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-Amity No. /, SEA
High team SENT. Pleasant, 1,62o.
High individual same-E. Donaldson, i44.
High individual set-Ehrlich. 372.
Greatest strikes-C. F. Croft, II.
Greatest spares-Giovanini. AZ.
Individual average-P. Elicit, 1872.
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JEWELERS. LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team set-Galt & Bros. No. l, 1,552
High average-Marggraf (V. STEINER g.
Baum, l06.
High game-Seidenber pearson g. Crain),
l40
High set-Preller (Galt Bros. No. ~, 34s.
High strikes-Robinson (Jewel Shop, IL;
Marggraf ". STEINER Baum, IL.
High spares-Pampallonia (Oppenheimer g.
Shah, 80.
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BUSINESS MEMS LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-The Hecht Co.. 6lB.
Hish team set-Colonial Ice Cream Co.,
High individual same-Litchneld (Hecht
Coz, 17S.
High individual set-Needle Colonial Ice
High strikes-v Riston (Kannsl, 10.
High spares-Deputy Colonial Ice Cream
Co.., S.
First high averaEe-Litchneld (Hecht CO...
Second high averase-Needle Colonial Ice
Cream CO.., 1926.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY CLERKS LEAGUE.
MERCHANTS LEAGUE.
BbHHOH hCCUEuBs
knara Rarhnr 4. RnaE EQR

High team game-Barber & Ross. 586.
High team set-Penn Electric Co., 1872.
High individual game-Connick (Thomp-
son Bros Furniture), 1853.
High Individual set-Vitale (Kapneck). 373.
High individual aveIages-Xitale 6Kapoo
neckD, IS games, lis; Kilby Cd. @. 81,
games, lll-2: h Douglas Is D. No. y,
10 games, 1888; Reid Is. F., 18 games,
lo7-l5; Houck (B & r., 10 games. f07-l4.
High strikes-Vitale (Kapneck), II.
High Spares-Vitale tKapneck), Houck
Ii. & r !. "A
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B0uULes National 7dnb0 Rich Race
Standingsin Various Duckpin League Races
NAUTICAL LEAGUE.


High team set-Banzai Canoe. 1898.
High team Rame-Drifters Canoe. No. 1,
500.
High individual ACKNOWLEDGMENT Drift
ers Canoe, No. ~, ia.
High individual set-Ellis potomac Wood
choppersl. 3e2.
High individual! .same-McGolrick (Drifters
Canoe. No q. l64.
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Her Grace Is Queen.

Her Grace In running the mile and
one quarter in 2.03 3-5 with 100 pounds
up stamped herself one Of the seasons
best 3-year olds. There can be no
question that she is queen of her d.
vision for the year Valenciennes was
second and Ned o third
Twelve Of the field of II named over
night for the event went postward
The start was marred by w. r. Goes
Nile Maiden wheeling and unseating
Jockey S. Renick.
frankie Catrone stepped Star Patio
off the lead and the field swept past
the packed grand stand and club
house the first time Star Patio, Her
Grace, Ned o and Erine were running
as named.
Sweeping around the club house bend
Star Patio, Ned o and Her Grace was
the order, but half way down the back
lane Erin had raced to second place
behind Star Patio with Ned o on the
rail, having a half length advantage
over Her Grace.
At the far turn Spinach rushed up
fast on the outside to be second to
Star Patio turning for home but Eddie
Waters came around the field with Her
Grace to be right with the leaders at
the stretch turn. In the meantime
Valenciennes was coming with a rush
and as Her Grace assumed command
at the eighth pole Valenciennes joined
her.
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JOLLlFFE WINS STAKES
Rolls 3o5, Nine Ahead of Webb, in
Weekly Bowling Meet.

Splitting the naples for games of 149,
LOT and 1879, Jolliffe walked off with
first-prize money in the King Pin No
weekly sweepstakes held last night.
Jolliffe's brilliant 395 set was 8 pins
higher than the score Of Webb, the
runner-up.
Fifteen pinmen entered the event last
night and finished as follows:
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Season Records.

Season Records.
High individual game-Gross Diamond
Cab), lat.
= High individual set55Jarman g, P.
High team Rame-c. P. Telephone
His6 team set-c. & p. Telephone Co..
i,675
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Season Records.
High team set-Temple. ! s9i
Hi9h team game-Hecht CO. 653.
High individual set. Harrison ITEM
High individual game-Pricci (Hecht COZ.
1Ss.
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AGR1cuLruRE INrERRuREAu LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team sets-Economics. Plant, 1871;
Blister Rust, 1907
Hish team sgames-Plant, $50; Economics.
$50: B. r, Sos
High individual sets-De GlantE, 3S2;
Lindstrom, 38l; Seaton, 366.
High individual games-De Giantz, 1885,
LdndstrOm, l49; Seaton. IA
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BUILDING CONTRACTORS LEAGUE.
RENDEZVOUS FRATERNITY LEAGUE.


High team set-Kappa Phi. 1899
High team game-Kappa Phi, 5S7
High team average-kappa Phi, 5lS-2
High individual set-Leckert Kappa Phil,
High individual same-Leckert Kappa
High Individual average-Leckert Kappa
Phil, 117-3.
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GENERAL COUNSEL LEAGUE.


Hish team set-Nstionals. 1852
High team game-AthletcS, 546.
High individual averages-Hussey, 1888;
Charest, 1866; Manning. 1868.
High individual set-Manning. 347.
High Individual game-Davis, 143.
Spares-Corbin, So.
Strikes-Anderson, 8; Raedy, 8.
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Weekly High Lights.

sets-Hawkins (s F.. 35s; connick IT B.
(Kapneck). BAT; Hines PENN, $685. F. Nobel
NATL Glass, 33s; Landlord (Uneeda)' 800
Games-connick IT. B. Furn), 1853; Haw-
kins g. F) 1ss 1Sewn o GB E R; AS
l345 Kilby d. 6. s., 1874; Hines PENN. 1870
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BANKERS LEAGUE.
Weekly Records.

High team sets--Federal-Ame Ma
tion6l, 1884; Federal Reserve Board, l,o73
High team sames-Washington Loan No.
/, $50; Federal-American National; $40
High individual sets-McCambridget Fed.
eral-American NATIONAL, 357; SchVelnhart
WASHINGTON Loan No. u, 344; Clark tUnion
Trust), 344
tWashington Loan No. u. 146; Yerkes CFed-
eral-American NationaD, 132; Cardin
Northeast Savings, 1872.
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Section. 2.
ALL-GREEK LEAGUE.
sANICO LEAGUE.
season RECORDS.
1ama-Wi1Iis. 675

High team game-Willis, SIS.
High team set-Bradford, 1901.
High individual average-Reid CFagans)'
High individual eame-Douslas (Fasans).
La Efllie tDiehrs), l43. a.,
High individual set-Reid Fagan's)' 500
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Season Records.
Hish team set-Fountain Hams. t,e6e
High team game-Fountain Hams, $50. Hi9h
individual SETH. Smith, 4l2. High indivtd-A
ual gaiae-Litehheld, 17A.
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EAST WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE.


High individual average-Price, 114-7.
High individual spares-Hughes as
High individual strikes-Stephenson, 10.
HiRh individual game-Hughes, 100.
High individual set-Hughes, 37e.
High team game-United Brethren, 57o
High team set-Douglas No. 2, 1919.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-26
C. &P. TELEPHONE LEAGUE.
Seasons Records.

High team game-Coin Box 6l6.
High team set-Coin Box, 1874
High individual averageS-Kane, Hill;
Hoofnagle, 110-1; Wolfe. Walker, iO8-l3
High individual games-Vankirk, l49;
wolfe, Bauer, Shumaker, lat.
3e8 NJ
High strikes-walker, IL; Humphries, 10.
High spares-Wolfe, 40; Ford, Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-26
HEBREW INTER-cLuB LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team same-Vista Club, 582
High team set-Reges Club 1921
High individual average-Reiness (Vista).
1929.
High individual game-Levy pals, 159
High individual set-Reiness (Vista), 356.
High spares-Schecter pals, Is.
High strikes-Reiness Vista and Lesum
(Reges), T.
High nat same-Goodman (vista). 90.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-20
ENGLISH LEADER GIVES BRITISH
POSITION ON INDIAN AFFAIRS

by the present troubles. At the
same time, it is the plain duty of
any government to maintain order.
This duty is being discharged in
India not in the interests of British
dominion, but in the interests of
India, herself"
His second point was:
at would be sorry thing if,
in passing on the responsibility to
the Indians, Britain were to pass
on legacy of disorder or, worse
still, a legacy of disrespect for law.
In the development of Britain's pol
icy in accordance with the govern
ment's India act of 1919, a statutory
commission was appointed under
the chairmanship of Sir John Sim
on. Its final report will be made
public in a few days.
"The first volume of the report,
as the world knows, contained an
able survey of the conditions of the
problem. The second volume will
contain recommendation by h G
commissioners.
Plan Conference
"The next stage IN the pursuit of
British policy will be the holding
of a conference to which all sections
of opinion in British India and the
Indian states are to be invited. This