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Evening star., 1930-12-08
ALEXANDRIA LAURELS
FOR FRAT GRIDDERS
Alpha Delts Unlimited Champs
After 1873 Victory Over
Del Ray Team.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. December g.
As a fitting climax to its brilliant per-
foFmances in the first year Of its or
ganization, Alpha Delta Omega Fra
ternity eleven captured the sandlot un-
limited foot ball championship Of Alex
andria yesterday with 12-to-6 triumph
over Del Ray Red Birds.
Irish" Kelly and Russell Sutton
plunged through the Del Ray lire for
touchdcwns in a second-half attack.
Both markers came after Alpha Delta
Omega blocked Del Ray kicks in mid
field and drove down the field on line
charges.
Converting the point after touchdown.
Iroquois A. C.. copped the 150-pound
championship Of this city by 7-to-6
victory over No. Engine Company. A
forward pass. Sullivan to Nugent. gave
the Indians the extra point that brought
about the downfall Of the Fire Fighters.
A substitute halfback, Walt, sent into
the game for McNeeley in the third
quarter, dove through Pirate A. c. for
. touchdown that defeated the locals,
6 to o. in their game with the Lyon
Park Lyons
Drills by st. Mary's Celtics will be
held tomorrow, Thursday and Friday
nights in preparation for the Apache
game, to be played Sunday in Griffith
Stadium in washington.
Evening star., 1930-12-08
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

fifteenth in two shots to bag another
birdie.
The sixteenth is a tough hole for any
man, but Davie birdied this one, too,
with the aid of a 20-foot putt that
skipped across the putting green and
found its berth in the bottom of the
cup. So heartened by this streak of
golf was the little Scot that he Just
couldn't forego getting a fourth con-
eecutive birdie on the seventeenth. At
this hard hole he poked his tee shot
over the hill, laid an iron shot about
nve 1eet from the pin and sank the
putt for the 3. The, eighteenth hole
stopped his streak, however, for here
ne took par-just prosaic par after
q sCfeak OF four consecutive brides.
That streak Is Just about the best bit
OF golf that has been seen at Washing
ton in late weeks, since p. w. Calfee
shot the last nine holes in 80. Calfee
was ON the short end of Thomson's
birdie streak, for the pro had Thorpe
Drain as partner against Calfee and
Denise Barkalow. Thomson was not
SO good on the balance of the round,
Tor ne had what he called lust TO-"
THOMSON and DR.. B. S. Taylor yes
i terday learned why golf makes
base ball players wild. Nick Altrock
and Benny Bengoueh paid a visit to
the Washington club as the guests Of
A. w. Howard and took on Thomson
and DR.. Taylor, who were foolish
enough to give them couple Of holes
on each nine.
Nick and his partner shot nothing
less than best ball of 81 for the cut
nine holes, and Taylor and Thomson
were sunk. But a bit Of clever negotia-
ting got them out later in the match
Altrock, who plays his golf mostly at
East Potomac Park, had the first nine
holes in 36 strokes, and was back in
4S, with a 2 on the fifteenth, for a
score OF 81. Not such bad going over
heavy course. Bengough backed him
up well with Al and a AZ for an 83.
Evening star., 1930-12-08
NHE second hole at the Washing
ton Golf and County Club
must be a spot of tender memo.


must be a spot of tender memo
ries for L. L. Oliver. To most
Of the other golfers of the Virginia
organization it Is rather o tough hole,
but to Oliver 1t seems fairly easy. Two
years ago he took his trusty mashie in
hand and knocked the ball in for an
ace. And yesterday, playing under
typical Winter. conditions, with ground
softened by a heavy rain the night
before, he again took his mashie IN
hand and again knocked the pill In for
an ace-his second hole in one on the
same hole In two years.
This time Oliver was playing with
his wife, so his proteStations at home
of how marvellous 1t feels to make q
hole In one must be shared on this
occasion by Mrs. Oliver.
YESTERDAY was quite a day of
L miracles ct Washington. OF course
all the other courses were crowded
on one OF the best days of the early
Winter, when sunshine and courses free
from frost tempted tine golfers to play.
But after the miracle of the hole in
one, 1t remained for little Davie Thom-
son, the club pro. to pull another golf
miracle. Brides are scarce enough these
days. when the tee shot plumps down
on the soft turf and usually gives up
after run of q yard or two. Golf
courses are much longer to play and
all in all the elusive birds are few and
far between.
One in . round is the usual schedule
for most tof the good golfers of the
club, but Davie put them all to shame
with four brides in single round, and
with all Of them in a row. He started
his rampage at the fourteenth hole, a
2l0-yard affair, with q tee shot that
snuggled up against the hole for the
bird. And he got home on the long
Evening star., 1930-12-08
Major Base Ball Leaders Gather Iron Out Rough Spots in Orc
Harris Checks in
For 1881 Season

WASHINGTON has one right.
w hand hitting outfielder in line
for the 1881 American League
campaign. He is Dave Harris. Com
ing up from his Greensboro, N. c.,
home, Dave visited President Clark
Grif1th at the Nationals office today
and penned his name to a contract
for the next base ball season.
Harris, procured from the White
Sox in exchange for Red Barnes last
June, steadily improved afield and at
bat as an emergency player after q
slow start with the Nationals.
President Gr1ff1th and Secretary
Edward B. Eynon, jr., left this after
noon to attend the major league
meetings In New York. Manager
Walter Johnson is to join them to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1930-12-08

w YITH foot ball out Of the way
M schoolboy athletes hereabout
this week will take to the
hardwood with a will.
Business, Eastern and Emerson quints
will get started this week. Tech, de-
Tending public high title holder, will
not begin until December II when it
will entertain Catholic University Fresh
men on the Mckinley floor. Central
and Western opened play last week.
Central and Emerson will meet at
Central and Western and Baltimore
City College at Baltimore in games
Thursday that will open the weeks
play Some idea of the comparative
strength Of Central and Western may
be had as a result of the Western City
College game as City defeated Central,
IT to II, Friday in the Maryland
metropolis.
Emerson again will show Friday, en-
gaging Business on the Business floor.
Eastern will open Saturday, facing
Georgetown University Freshmen in the
preliminary to the Georgetown Varsity
University of Baltimore game in the
Tech High gym.
Eastern will honor its 1880 foot ball
team, runner-up In the public high
school championship series, at a
banquet Thursday evening at the Lin
coin Park institution. It's an annual
function.
NONzAGA will not engage Catholic
" University Freshmen or any other
college yearling eleven in foot ball
next season. Authorities of the ]
street school have decided hereafter not
to send the Purple against college fresh
men elevens on the ground that they
are out of the scholastic class. Con-
2aga, however, will continue to book
college yearling combinations in basket
ball and base ball.
The 1881 Gonzaga foot ball schedule
is rapidly nearing completion. In
cidentally, it has been decided not to
stage the Gonzaga-Eastern game on
Thanksgiving day again next year. It
will be played October Is, either In the
Eastern or Gonzaga Stadium. This
is because Eastern will end its title
series play November 10 and would have
to idle too long before meeting Gonzaga
on Turkey day, which falls on No
vember 26. Eastern Is not inclined to
list another game for the intervening
week.
Gonzaga's ether opponents likely will
be Business, Georgetown Prep, Swavely,
Evening star., 1930-12-08
EIGHT MORE FOR KERR
Big Ten Stars Accept Invitation to
Play With East's Eleven.

EVANSTON, ILL.,, December Dr.
Eight Big Ten foot ball stars, headed
by Frank Baker and Wade Woodwork
all-America selections from North
western, have consented to play with
the all-East team in the annual Shrine
Hospital benefit game New Year day at
San Francisco.
Besides Baker, end, and woodworth,
guard. Gantenbein Of Wisconsin and
Ely Of Iowa, ends; Lubratovich of Wis
consin and Van Bibber Of Purdue,
and Win Brockmeyer, Minnesota, half
back, have informed Coach Dick Han
ley cf Northwestern that they will join
the squad.
Hanley is picking the Big Ten repre-
sentatives and Andy Kerr Of Colgate
the Eastern players, as they did last
year. @.ss
Evening star., 1930-12-08
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
COLISEUM.
Washington Ladies' .League-Columbian
Pollyannas VS. Veterans Bureau. ID ~ T T
VS.; Cardinals. University Park VS.. Agoes.
Hot Tamales. Scalawass VS.. Nonesuch, Bear.
cats VS.. Highbrows, Lion Tanners VS.. Fire
CONVENTION HALL.
Marine Barracks. Adjutant and inspector i ys. We
BretSF.nw EtSs wSshinEtqn as N,ptp Church
Brethren, Consress Heights VS. Ingram No.
No. I Centennial No. VS.. Waugh, Ingram
No, Us. Fifth Baptist, Douglas No. ) VS..
RENDEZVOUS.
Packard League-Service Sales vs Parts.
Quick Service vs. Used Cars. Body VS.. New
Cars Accounting VS.. Electric.
ARCADIA.
carnahinn hsTan No Nheasus.zlCn vs. st. Marks In
s.; Matthews. St. johns No. iOe'TSh vs.. Tahoms xs
so' st obR 4 bRsfCSmatiOn Nm No vs. Christ church,
sSforN: sion No VS. st. Johns No ), Trinity vs..
Columbia Heisht: S, Is Lessue-Arcade VI, Ford
bTinEi b6sefTic =. sTsns vs. LSndals shirts Cool
LUCKY STRIKE.
wd1tSict DtsStrict Leasue-Meyer Davis VS.. Pet
y. NssIonal Capital Ieasue-Fountain Hams
..i, iInsaTsnee tsasge-pe9ple's vs.. Massachu-
Setts Mutual, Continental Casualty VS.. Acacia
HneoS, PRUDENTIAL VS.. Mutual Insurance
Agency, Acacia Blues vs. Young & Simon
Metropolitan VS.. New York Life, Equitable
CAPITOL HILL.
Capitol ,Hill, League-Stevens' Service
stores VS.. FiScel Hardware Co., Scott's Cafe
terra VS.. East Washington Iron Works.
GEORGETOWN RECREATION.
.Goeorgetown Recreation LeaRue--wisconsin
MOTOR VS.. Georgetown A. c., GEORGETOWN
Realty VS.. Blackman Jewelry, GeorSetoWn
Gas Light VS.. Foxall No. 2.
Y. NJ. G. A.
Terminal League-P. r. r. VS.. Head Pins
CITY POST OFFICE.
City Post once League-Deliyery VS.. Mall
ing Parcel Post VS.. Distributors.
HYATTsvILLE ARCADE.
Prince Georges League, Section i-Toma-
hawks' VS.. Huddleston's Garage
VS.: Collsgiates.
Prince Georges Ladies' Learue-W q
ID. VS.. Chillum.
Evening star., 1930-12-08
ALEXANDRIA NOTES

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December T.
Del Ray A. C. will make its debut TO-
morrow night at Armory Hall, when 1t
entertains the speedy Saks Clothiers
quint at $3.50 O'Clock. The Jewish Com
munity Center OF Washington will be
entertained on the same floor Thursday
night at that hour.
Carroll Rush, Del Ray manager, has
collected an imposing group. Of stars
Heberlig, former Old Dominion Boat
Club and Knights Store five star. is
coaching the Del Ray team Manager
Rush Is booking games at Alexandria
2oS3-J, after pm.
Robert McDonald's Richmond. Fred
eTicksburg & Potomac Railroad Co. team
has booked the Anacostia Eagles for a
game here Friday night, at $50 O'Clock,
IN Armory Hall.
Two former Alexandria High School
stars have been presented with athletic
awards in recognition of their prowess
on the gridiron. Eugene Bode won his
monogram at Fort Union Military
Academy, while Charley Armstrong has
received his numerals for playing in the
freshman line at Washington and JEFF
1erson University.
Whitestone's Store will again be rep
resented on the basket ball court-ttis
year by a midget team. Earl Cronin
and Elicit Caben, r.. p. g. p. Railroad
Co. stars, wiz coach the team, which
has roster including Pat Flinchum,
Edward Lyons, Jack Trenary, John
Travers. Shorty" Howard. Jinx Newton,
Howard Chilcotte and Paul Humphreys
An elimination bowling tournament
wil open tonight, at o'clock, on the
Health Center Bowling Alleys drives and
continue until Saturday night
St. Mary's Lyceum five has cancelled
It's game with the Washington Aces.
booked for Washington tonight, and
VIII idle until Wednesday night, when
the Warrenton A. G. win be played at
Harrentop, We.
Evening star., 1930-12-08
TRAGEDY STALKS
ESP|NOSA IN GOLF
News Of Sisters Death Kept
From Him Until He Bows
to DiegeI in Meet.
~ Nhe Associated Press.

~ ths Associated Press.
CM FRANCISCO, December a.
Shooting subpar golf. Leo Diegel.
~ Aqua Caliente professional, de-
feated al Espinosa, Chicago. G
and Z, to win the first annual San
Francisco open match-play golf tour
nament.
Espinosa had difficulty in the finals
play yesterday, in spite of the fact that
the news of the death of his sister.
MRS. Lydia Sorrell, in Los Angeles. was
wltnheld from him until after the match
Mrs. Sorrell was accidentally shot and
xiiIeo IN her nome Saturday night when
was discharged.
Wins With Birdie.
When the four bye" holes had heer
played, Diegel had a 14i for the 3s-
mole match, under par. A birdie on
the final hole turned the trick. Es-
pinosa used eight more strokes.
sional take the lead, this happenin0 On
the thirteenth hole of the morning
round: Diegel squared the score on the
next mole with par 4 to Espinosa's
D., regained the lead on the seventeenth
with birdie and finished the morn
ing round 2 up when he shot q birdie
) on the eighteenth.
Winner Gets $500.
A par on the first afternoon hole
birdie IS on the fifth and seventh and
q par on the eighth put him up.
Espinosa took the twelfth with a birdie
>. Dlegel won with on the four
teenth to the Chicagoan's 6.
Out Of prize money totaline $500.
Diegel received $1,000 and Espirosa
81 ,O65. George Won Elm Of Detroit and
Joe Ear, Chicago, who were eliminated
IN the semi-finals, received 1892 each.
Abe Espinosa, Chicago, brother of AL
Espinosa; Willie Groggin, San Fran
cisco; Gene Sarazan, Flushing, N. Y,
and Fred Morrison, Alhambra, Calf
who fell by the wayside in the quarter
finals, received $500 each.
Evening star., 1930-12-08
BY FRANCIS E. STAN

n ArSJOt1E bRADT SMITH, new
|" champion of the Bill Wood
VI Sweepstakes and holder Of the
national girls 9-game record,
l'O74, will be matched with Nav
Schneider, champion Of the B. w. d.
A. Sweepstakes. If everything pans out
the way Promoter j. William Wood
plans
Bill Wood announces that he will
make an effort to match the pair on
home-and-home basis for either 6 or
10 games.
MAY SCHNEIDER, should she have
= competed in the Bill Wood Sweep
stakes, would have finished NTH
with her 966.
Four local girls, Mrs Smith, Lorraine
GULL, Billie Butler and Eva GUIDE rolled
sets higher than the Oriole maid.
THAT Mrs. Smiths 1,074 would be
u accepted as q national record is
practically certain, George L. Ise-
mann, secretary of the National Duck
pin Bowling Congress. said today,
George Is awaiting the report Of the
foul line judge.
Evening star., 1930-12-08
DE MOLAY SEEKS TILT

De Molay basketers have booked a
game with the Company E quint for
Thursday night in the Eastern High
gym at 3 o'clock. A tilt for Saturday
nlgnt @ with l45-pound quint having a
Manager Ray Fuge at Lincoln 347s.
Evening star., 1930-12-08
SPENCER TO FIGHT PAR.

AUGUSTA, Ca, December 8.-Roy
Spencer, Washington catcher, has ar
rived here to spend the Winter golfing
on the famous hill and lake courses at
Augusta Country Club. Roy insists
that before the Nationals start Spring
training he will have broken the par OF
" on the hill course, fcat never ac-
complished even by Bobby Jones, who
played.
Evening star., 1930-12-08
BARTUSH.HILL GRAPPLE

Billy Bartush and George Hill and
Doc Wilson and Chief White Feather
VIII grapple in the leading bouts on
the weekly wrestling card promoted by
Joe Turner Thursday night at the
Washington Auditorium.
John Maxos and Renato Gardini,
Ray Steele and Nick Nester and Toots
Mondt and Pete Lijimmie also will
Evening star., 1930-12-08
COAST LOOP CONFERENCE
Pacific Colleges Apt to Discuss
Question of Subsidizing.

LOS ANGELES, December 8 (R.--
Pacific Coast Conference officials will
gather here today for a three-day
session Of schedule making, eligibility
rules discussion and possible argument
over the touchy question of substituting
The faculty representatives are ex-
pected to consider definite action on
rumors circulating UP and down the
Western Coast concerning proselyting of
athletes.
This question was brought to the
fore by criticisms from student editorial
columns Since then the University OF
Southern California and the University
of California at Les Angeles each has
expelled foot ball player for falsifying
entrance credits.
Evening star., 1930-12-08

High team games-Bradford, SIT: willis,
High team sets-Diehrs, 1868; Roberts.
i'IiE aish individual averages-La s.rle
(DiehlO, lll-27; Bradford (Bradford'sD,
High individual games-Douglas (Fagans,,
La Ellie (DiehlsJ and Gallant (Mercer).
High individual sets-Bradford I Brad
ford'H, $685. La Billie (Diehl'SJ, $3.50
Evening star., 1930-12-08
COMMERCE LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team sets-Bureau OF Mines, 1852;
Bureau Of Standards, 1,652; Bureau Of For
eign ana Domestic Commerce, 1,644
High team gameS-Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce, 597; Bureau of Mines
SOS; Patents No. /, 564
High individual sets-Haverty Bureau of
gett tBureau Of Mines). 3ei; Miltner (Bu-
11sau OF Foreign and Domestic Commerce), =,
High individual Rames-Havertx faur.su
9! Foreign and Domestic Commerce), ies;
jarrett bureau Of Mines), is2; Arnold
coast and Geodetic Survey, i4a
High individual averaRes-Reiness (Buraau
oi Minesl. ill-s; HarEett bureau Of Mines),
LlO-Zf Miltner bureau of ForeiRn and
Domestic Commerce., los
Evening star., 1930-12-08
BIG TEN CUNTS START
Notre Dame and Three Others Open
Basket Campaigns Tonight.

CHICAGO, December 9 P).-Four
Midwestern basket ball teams open
their 193o-31 seasons tonight, Notre
Dame and three from the Big Ten.
The Irish, not yet quieted down fol-
lowing their sensational foot ball sea-
son. will meet Western State Teachers
Of Kalamazoo, Mich, at South Bend,
while Northwestern, with excellent
prospects for the Big Ten campaign,
will meet Bradley College at Evanston.
& Illinois will open at home with De
Pauw. Iowa viii entertain Washington
University of st. Louis.
Evening star., 1930-12-08
WILL DEDICATE GYM.

MADISON, Wis, December 8 Op,-
The University of Wisconsin will dedi-
cate its new $50O,0OO field house De-
cember ID, with the University of Penn
sylvania basket ball team engaging the
Badgers. The building seats 5000 for
the cage sport
Evening star., 1930-12-08

- Season Records.
High team sets-Co-operatfon, 1896; In
formation. 1879; Extension, 1858. q
.oai High team games-Fruits and Vegetables.
a,s aiEh W,sbs binSiyidusi sets-ciark' 1876 Ktrbys
:, !HiEh indiyidnail. lsames-MontEomery.@ -; las;
Viehmann. 124; Mann, 1872
High nat games-Kirby, 90: Linn, so.
Lannon, 8.
High spares.-Mann, ~: Kirby. 80; Lee. 30.
High individual averageS-McQuinn, 90:
Romero, 81; Mann, e1
Evening star., 1930-12-08
AGRICULTURE INTERBUREAu LEAGUE

High team sets-Econon.cs, Plant, i,e7l;
Public Roads. 1881
High team gameS--Plant, 500: EconornieS
5o3 Blister Rust, 565
High individual sets-De 0lantz, 3e3 Lind
strom, 3ol; Lyons. 37e.
High Individual games-De Giautz, iS3;
Lndstrom. 14e; seatop, I44.
Evening star., 1930-12-08
WINNING PLAY rs FATAL.

BERLIN, December 8 P.-The foot
game was near an end, with the score
tied. Ernst Haseloff intercepted the
ball game was near an end with the score
team. He died almost immediately
from q ruptllred heart muscle.
Evening star., 1930-12-08
ALMAS TEMPLE,VICTOR
Pappas' $50 Set Is High Against
Baltimore Shrine Quint.

Almas Temple bowlers of the Mvs-
TIC Shrine defeated Boumi Temple Of
Baltimore at the Almas Club House
here. ~'s
Almas won all three games and had
o0-pin margin at the finish. Pappas
was high man for Almas with 3sO,
while Phipps led Boumi with 347. pan.
pas shot high game, l6l.
Tne second block will be rolled
shortly at Annapolis.
Evening star., 1930-12-08
ELECTRICAL LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High team game-Potomac Electric Power
Co. 595
High team set-Electric Storage Battery
Co. 1881.
High individual game-Brill. I4e
High individual set-Wolstenholme. 800.
High strikes-MaYo. "a.
High Wolstenholme, lO2
Evening star., 1930-12-08
TUFFY SPEEDS TRAINING
Stribling Keeps His Edge, Await.
ing Bout Friday Night.

CHICAGO, December s OP-w T.
young" Stribling and Gerald Am
prose "Tuffy" Grifith of Sioux Citv
Iowa, rushed today into the stretch Of
training. for their important heavy
night.
Grimth had two or three more davs
OF intensive effort on his schedule.
Wnie Stribling, satisfied with his con-
S,' nition' planned to keep his edge. A
little betting was done on the basis
OF to l on the Southerner
Evening star., 1930-12-08

Hlsh team same-Cherrydale No !, STA.
High team set-Clarendon, 1877
dom, lo8
High individual game-weakIey tciaren-
dom, i15
High individual set--weakIey (Clarendon),
Evening star., 1930-12-08
RossLYN INDEPENDENT LEAGUE.


season Records.
High team game-Maywood. 64l
High team set-Maywood, l,735.
Hugh individual average-Spilman tMay-
wood, ll2.
High individual game - Freschi May
High individual Sst-Freschi (Maywood),
Evening star., 1930-12-08
ARLINGTON COUNTY LEAGUE.

High team game-Conways, 57i
High team set--Conways, 1869
High individual averase-Davis tConways),
:. High individual same-Ellis tconways),
High individual set-clark tconways,, asa
Evening star., 1930-12-08
HOPPE PLAYS COCHRAN

Exhibition stroking.
CHICAGO, December 8 CP.-welker
Cochran, world champion 1871 balkiine
1iiliard player, and Willie Hoppe, former
!o2 titleholder, today were to open six
Gays OF exhibition match play here. Six
blocks Of 1871 were on the schedI1ie
for the first three days and six blocks
OF 1872 will be played at the end of the
week. ''~
Evening star., 1930-12-08
BOWLING RACE TIED

Cottage City and Dixie Pig Girls
Lead Mount Rainier League.
Cottage City girls and Dixie Pigs are
neck and neck for first place in the
Mount Rainier Ladies' League. Each
team has won 19 and lost games.
Lebow1tz holds Ia game lead over
Dixie Pigs in the Mount Rainier Mems
League, Section A, while Woodbridge is
heading the Scoofers by 31a games in
Section 3.
Team StanHfnra
Evening star., 1930-12-08
WITH THE BOWLERS

Season Records.
High team Costello, 257.
High team Set-Freschi- Costello, 666.
Men.
High individual average-Freschi, 1le.
High individual game-Freschi, no.
High individual set-Freschi, 404.
Women.
High individual average-Davison. %.
High individual game-DaviSon, lit,
High individual set-Davson, 2s7.
Evening star., 1930-12-08
RossLYN COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

4; |; kelley. : couz. House. y y i i
Murphy & A.; 25 u E. Davis 4 3. is 2i
Rn.flyn RRriingt; PrIst' 20 ls E n Windridee q
Season Records.
High team game-A. L. Kelley, 64S.
High team set-A L. Kelley, Liza
ply & Ames), Ii4
High individual game-Kibby "a. L. Kel-
ley). 100.
Hish individual set - Crutchley (Post
once, 394
Evening star., 1930-12-08
EAST WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE.
Season Records.

6easOn Hecords.
High individual averaRe-Price, lll-e
High individual game-Hughes l60
High individual set-Ed Furr, 4O8
High individual stTikes-Stephenson, a.
High individual spares-Hughes, S5
High team game-DouglaS No l, 5s4
Hish team set-United Brethren, 1897.
Evening star., 1930-12-08

ARLINGTON FAIRFAX FIREMEN's
Evening star., 1930-12-08

w YITH foot ball out of the way
M schoolboy athletes hereabout
" this week will take to the
hardwnnd with a will
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-14

attended the ministerial meeting hele
at Bismarck, March II and II.
VIM. Brown left Sunday for Fargo
where he will enter the U. 8. Veteran.
hospital and receive treatment.
MI. Ellingson left Tuesday 70,
Washburn where he will be maintain
er on the roads. His family will move
as soon as roads r good.
Mrs. Carl Omodt and Helen spent
Saturday In Bismarck.
Mrs. SelnesS and the new baby ar
rived home Tuesday from Bismarck.
Miss Sara Boyd went to Bismarck
the last Of the week to visit her aunt,
Mrs. Hanson and also met a visiting
aunt, Mrs. Chas. Burton of Long
Island, N. Y. while there.
Elbridg Phelps and Harold Locrch
visited with home folks over the week.
end.
Mrs. Sprague Of Bismarck was a
caller at the H. N. Tucker home Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Erickson mo-
tored to Driscoll with Rev. Brown, on
Sunday attending the church services
there also calling on MI. and Mrs.
Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Armstrong of
Allen township spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Foye Harris.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Murphy motored
to Bismarck Saturday.