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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27
Stribling Rated
AS Leading Heavy

NEW YORK, December 81 CP.-
IN w. L. (Young) Striblng of At
lanta is the leading heavyweight
boxer of the world, in the collective
opinion of 20 leading boxing critics,
whose rating of the 10 leading
heavyweights was published by the
New York Sun.
Jack Sharkey was ranked second,
only a few percentage points below
Stribling, with Max Schmeling, rec
ognized heavyweight champion, third.
Stribling, who was given first rank
by 35 of the critics, made the most
progress during the year, gaining 335
points. Sharkey was given 10 first
place ballots, and Schmeling 10.
Three Of last years first 10-Scott,
Won Porat and Paulino-failed to
finish ''in the money" this year, their
places being taken by Camera, the
man-mountain from Italy, who was
ranked fourth; Baer and Risko.
The ratings were Stribling, CAT (of
a possible 1000; Sharkey, Gil;
Schmeling, SAB; Camera, 351; Grit
fithS, 273; Godfrey, 206; Campolo,
1877; Loughran, 100; Baer, las, and
Risko, 81.
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preliminary LISTED
TO EAGLES CONTEST
Skinker Teams First Game of
Season Tomorrow Will Be
Against Detroit Clowns.

A game between Stewart Photog-
raphers and the Venman Club of Balti-
more has been arranged as a prelim-
mary to the basket ball game between
the Skinker Eagles and the Detroit
Clowns tomorrow afternoon in the Sill
yer Spring National Guard Armory.
The curtain-raiser will start at 2
o'clock, with the main game scheduled
to go on an hour later.
Buster Kenny, who smokes a trick
cigar, and various other members OF
the Detroit team will entertain with
funny stuff. The team from Michigan
Is reported to have plenty Of entertain
ing stuff, and Is also reported plenty
good In the matter Of playing basket
ball.
jake Goldblatt, former crack Tech
High basketer, has just been added to
the Eagles roster, it has been an
nounced by Manager Bernie Peacock
Julie Radice, erstwhile University OF
Maryland athlete, is another addition
to the Birds this season.
Old Eagle mainStays again at hand
include Jack Faber, Duke Allen, Joe
Sweeney, Dick Streeks and Ralph Ben
ME and Burt Thompson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27
FLYWE|GHT TITLE
STILL IN DISPUTE
Unique Situation Arises as
Genaro and WoIgaSt Put
on LiStIeSS Draw.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
N YEW YORK, December 27.-A
M situation unique in the. annals
of boxing has arisen from the
f1asco which was an attempt to
settle the fyweight title dispute be-
tween Midget Wolgast and Frankie
Genaro.
Genaro still is recognized as cham
pion by the National Boxing ASSoc1a-
ton, arbiter of champions for &c
States, while Wolgast still is privileged
to wear the crown in New York and
Pennsylvania. For the meeting OF
these two title claimants produced only
a dull 15-round draw.
A half hearted exhibition, which
produced only rare spurts of interest
ing fighting, failed to strengthen the
claim of either Of the little fellows,
while record of the cheers and booes
emitted by the crowd of 5000 which
paid $40 1000 into the Madison Square
Garden box Office last night was strong
ly on the side of the expressions OF
disapproval About one-fourth Of the
audience left before the finish.
NOI uIlLll Cue IdSC LIlFee IOuuluo uIO
WolgaSt and Genaro show any signs
of their best form, as they fought a
defensive battle. After warning by
Referee Patsy Haley, the veteran
Genaro made a gallant attempt to start
a fight in the closing rounds and VOL
CAST met him on about even terms
despite a closed left eye. Wolgast was
exceedingly cautious at the start, espe-
cially after he ran into the right-hand
wallop in the second round that closed
his eye, and Genaro seemed to have
lost q lot of stamina in his 10 years
Of milling and could not set the pace.
The exhibition was so uninspiring
that even the officials could not agree
on how to award the points for a de-
cision. One judge, Harold Barnes,
picked Genaro, the other, Tommy
Sheridan, voted for Wolgast, while
Referee Haley gave it up as a bad job
and called it draw. According to the
Associated Press score sheet, Genaro's
closing squirt gave him a slight margin.
He was awarded six rounds to VOL
CASTS five. Four were called even.
Genaro weighed Ill pounds, VOL
CAST 11134.
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State Eeuen Confident Stars Bowling Prizes Still Vide Open
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE
BY WALTER r. McCALLUM-

although the course will be quite new,
under the Encouragement program now
being planned.
Whatever Indian Spring does, or
Congressional, the older clubs which
have held tournaments in the past, like
Washington, Woodmont, Chevy Chase
and Columbia, will continue to stage
their invitation events.
UoUR public links golfer goes on
l. and on, even though the weather
may be cold and the day may be
Christmas. Something more than 200
players went over the courses at East
Potomac Park on Christmas day, and
nearly that number used the Rock
Creek Park layout. Yesterday, in
drizzling rain, there were score of
golfers out at Rock Greek Park, playing
over soggy fairways, and the "oily boids"
still continue their Winter tournament
A gent named Emeigh. whose first
name is not disclosed, has won the
first flight Of the current event for the
oily boids" by beating another gent
named Poison first name also deleted)
by single hole, after Poison had beat
en- Schrader up in the semi-final.
LAVE you, Mr.. Modern Golfer, ever
i i tried to hit the old gutta percha
golf ball, or the Haskell Filler, with
which your golfing predecessors Of three
decades ago played the game?
If you have not, you can find these
old balls in the golf shop of j. Monro
Hunter, the Indian Spring professional,
who has saved from the mists of time,
some samples of these old-time golf
balls. But be sure to take along a
driver with an inlay face, for few
whacks at the guilty" will ruin the
ordinary wooden-faced driver.
Hunter has a sample each of the
guilty. the first rubber-cored ball, and
a ball with liquid core, with which he
was winning medals as an amateur IS
years and more ago. What men they
must have been in those days, to
knock that solid gutta percha bali more
than $50 yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27
COLLEGE QU|NTETS
IN GAMES TONIGHT
Georgia Tech to Oppose Ben
FrankIin-GaIIaudet Host
to Southeastern.

A COUPLE of college games are
a : ssasss''' on District courts
Benjamin Franklin Univer-
sity will make a bid for recognition
in the college whirl against Georgia
Tech in the Tech High School gym,
starting at $50 o'clock.
A preliminary contest is planned. It
will bring together Census Enumerators
and Stewards Photographers at 7:30
o'clock.
A preliminary contest is planned.
Gallaudet and Southeastern Univer-
sity will have it out on the Kendall
Green hardwood at o'clock There
will be curtain-raiser between Con-
zaga and the Gallaudet Reserves.
Georgia Tech will be- opening its
season against Ben Franklin. Follow
ing this game the Golden Tornado will
engage Arundel Boat Club in Balti-
more Monday, knights of Columbus
at Brooklyn, N. Y, Tuesday; Man
haitian College at New York, Thurs
day; Rider College at Trenton, N. j.,
Friday, and Temple University at
Philadelphia next Saturday.
Thereafter the Yellow Jackets will
confine play to Southern Conference
opponents, meeting IA rivals.
Ben Franklin has beaten Bliss and
Strayer in games so far this season.
Georgia Tech has a big squad, in
Guiding plenty of seasoned material.
Among the Georgia contingent will
be Bill Perkins, who stands 6 feet
4 inches and weighs 1870 pounds. Per-
kins played both center and forward
last season.
Bill Tate, guard; Roy Macarthur,
center or forward; Tom Jones, forward; ;
Ted Raines, center, and Ed Sullivan,
guard, are others with the Yellow
Jackets who are feet or more.
Members of the Ben Franklin squad
all former schoolboy players here, are
Lester and Milton Singman, Dick
Keefer, Pete LOTUS, John Sherman,
Jack Understein, Charles Proctor, John
Hurley, Max Ryan, Fred Finley and
Ray Johnson.
Gallaudet will be opening its home
season against Southeastern. The
Blues figure they have a fine chance
to chalk up their first win after losing
their opening two matches to Haverford
and Drexel.
Southeastern in its lone game to date
bowed to Columbus University in q
close battle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27

OHA1RMAN George w. McCarter
4 of the Indian Spring Golf Club
Golf Committee is fore
handed gent. Time does not
lag for him, for he literally takes time
by the forelock and has his decision
made for him by his fellow members
months before a decision is to be an
nounced.
Just now McCarter Is asking the
members of the big club out on the
ColeSVtlle Pike to ballot on the question
OF whether the club shall hold an invi-
tation tournament in 1881, and the
answers are rolling in. On the result
OF the vote will hinge the question of
whether Indian Spring will ask for a
tournament date at the annual meeting
OF the District Golf Association in
March next year. In putting the ques-
ton Squarely up to the members
McCarter is following the lead of Guy
Mason, chairman of the Congressional
Golf Committee, who adopted the same
method OF aScertaining the sentiments
OF MS 1elioW golfers regarding the Con-
gresslonal invitation tourney last year.
The word is getting around that both
the Indian Spring and CONGRESSIONAL
event will be passed up next year as
they were this year, leaving blank dates
on the tournament calendar where two
OF the most popular events of the sea-
son have been in past years. Reasons
given for the cancellation of the two
tournaments are similar. Both clubs
have announced they believe in spend
ing their own money for their own
members, in other words, spreading the
money which would be available for an
invitation tournament around to buv
prizes for purely club affairs. But
what of the members of Congressional
and Indian Spring who play in the
invitation tournaments of other clubs
and have no chance to return the
hospitality?
Manor is to hold an Invitation
tourney next Fall. That has been de-
cided upon by the club Golf Commits
tee, which has announced a program
of holding the annual invitation event
every two years in order that interest
in the event may be maintained at the
peak. And Bannockburn probably will
hold its Fall invitation event next year,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27
FRENCH A. C. TOSSERS
MAKE A GOOD START
Defeat Staunton Collegians-Stew-
art and Census Quintets Win
Close Games.

The Howard A. French A. g. cagers,
the only District court men to defeat
the Skinker Eagles last year, are look
ing forward to another tip-top basket
ball season.
In making their debut, the Trenches
took on a tough foe last night in Har-
rison Days Staunton Collegians and
won, 80 to 26.
The French quint got going early in
the game, holding the Virginia team
without a field goal in the first half.
Stewart Bros. Photographers and
Census Enumerators each was victo-
rious last night in the Silver Spring
High School gym. The Stewards downed
the st. Martins, 21-17, and Census beat
Renrocs, 1914.
With each player scoring at least two
field goals, Petworth Juniors won over
st. Martins last night, 80 to 8.
Heurich Brewers viii make their de-
but next Monday on the Peck Memorial
court, clashing with Montrose A. G.
The Heurichs are casting for games.
Call Manager Brooks at West 1900. be-
tween 8 and 5 o'clock, or North 1928
after o'clock.
Mount Vernon Juniors were easily
disposed Of by the Snappy e. B. B.
quint last night, 40 to 20:
Hawkins Motor Co. tossers desire
games with teams in the 135-145-pound
class. Call Georgia 3431-J.
Army Headquarters won over Mercu-
~, "A to Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27
G. U. QUINTET PLAYS
CRESCENTS TONIGHT
Hoyas Open Competition on Trip
by Losing to Brooklyn
K. of G. Team.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, December a.
Georgetown University's basket ball
team, which opened q Manhattan
Island invasion by bowling to Brooklyn
Knights Of Columbus, 81 to 20, last
night, will also appear here tonight, en-
gaging Crescent A. G.
In the late going last night the Hoyas,
who entered the second half on the
short end of 1879 score, rallied strong
ly, but couple of long shots shortly
before the end Of the game by George
Garvey, forward, produced the Casey
win. Carney led both teams In scoring.
chalking up 8 points. Capt. Bill Shea,
guard, with 6 points was high for
Georgetown.
Line-ups:
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20 Years AgO
I'm The Start

Tom Hughes, veteran pitcher, will
return next year to the Washington
baSe ball club, after q year in a minor
league.
j. Ed Grillo, The Stars sports edi-
tor, notes that of the 30-odd players
on the reserve list of the WASHINGTON
team In 1907, Tom Hughes alone re.
mains. Barring Hughes and Cy
Falkenberg, also pitcher, all mem
beers OF the 1907 Nationals have
dropped out Of fast company.
Members Of the 1907 team includ-
ed: Warner and Heydon, catchers:
Patten, Kitson, Hughes and Falken.
berg. pitchers; Hickman, Atz, Ander-
son, Schlafiy, Perrine, Cross, Altizer,
Mil and Charley Jones.
Though 1t finished seventh last
season the Washington team was
about 500 per cent stronger than the
club that Joe Cantillon took hold Of
t. the Spring Of 1904 ..-.-
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TO PLAY IN ALEXANDRIA
staunton Collegians Will Oppose
Railroad Basketers Tonight.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December 27.-
Frank Summers will bring his Staun-
with the Richmond, Fredericksburg g.
Potomac Railroad Co. team in Armory
Hall at $3.50.
Alpha Delta Omega Fraternity win
play Eldbrooke Church Of washington
In the preliminary at 1880.
Company z Of Fort Humphreys, Va,
defeated the Iroquois A. c., 81 to IL.
here last night at Armory Hall.
Plans for q banquet to celebrate their
successful quest for the District and
Northern Virginia junior foot ball title
are now being made by the Virginia
Juniors. The feast will be held Friday
night at the home Of Coach Julian
NNHhttest0na,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27
WILDCAT BASKETER ILL
Pneumonia Robs Team of Marshall
as Alabama Game Nears.

EVANSTON, Ill, December 81 lR.-
Northwestern will be without the serya+
ices Of Frank Marshall, veteran guard,
when it meets Alabama in an Inter-
sectional basket ball game New Year
eve at Evanston.
Marshall Is in hospital today suffer-
ing from pneumonia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27
Girls Calf Fails
To Cow Athlete

SYDNEY, Australia R.-Be-
cause he wrote his autograph on the
calf of a pretty girl passenger on
the liner homeward bound from Lon
don, member of the victorious
Australian cricket team, which re-
Gently toured England, has been rep
rimanded by the body in control Of
international cricket.
Members of the team had pledged
themselves not to sign autographs in
any circumstances, as autograph
hunters had become a positive night
mare to previous teams.
There is no secret concerning the
identity of the offending player, be-
cause the young lady proudly dis
played her souvenir.
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BASKET BALL RESULTS

Columbus Council, K. Of c., Of Brook
lyn, 26; Georgetown, 81.
Rice Institute, So; Illinois Wes-
leyan, 81.
Rochester, SO; Toledo, 36 (pro.).
Brooklyn, 20; Chicago, %.
Brigham Young, SO; John Carroll, 81.
California, 20; University Of Ne
vada, 81.
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OPPOSES EXTRA-POINT TRY.

CHICAGO, December 81 R.-Abol-
ashment of the try for point after touch
down win be vigorously recommended
by Glenn Thistlethwaite. head foot ball
Coach at the University Of Wisconsin, at
the meeting of the American Foot Ban
Coaches Association, opening 1T New
York Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. -N1idget Wolgast, Phil
adelphia, and Frankie Genaro, New
York, drew (15); Kid Francis, Italy,
outpointed Irish Jimmy Slavin New
York 80; Lew Feldman, New York, out
pointed Vidal Gregorio, Spain 80.
AKRON, Ohio.-Gorilla Jones, Akron,
knocked out Clyde Chastain, Dallas,
Tex. "a.
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EASTERN TosSERS AHEAD
Have Little Trouble in Winning
over Boys Club Five.

Eastern Highs basket ball quint nad
little trouble defeating Boys Ciuo
combination, 35 to IT, last night in the
club gymnasium.
Against the scholastics' second team
the club quint did well, but was no
match for the regulars.
fPiling UP a 21-to-5 lead In the first
half. the Eastern flrst-stringers were
taken out, but after the club team
suurted in the third quarter to make
the score % to Is they again took the
floor.
Noonan, Kane and Lieb were East
ems top scorers with Ferguson Leading
the losers attack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27
stage HAS GRANDDAUGHTER,

CHICAGO, December 81 R.-Amos
Alonzo Stage, the grand old man of
the University Of Chicago athletics" is
a grandfather for the second time. The
new arrival, daughter, was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Stage, IT., Christ
mas eve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27
SHORE Is ELIMINATED.

NEW YORK, December 27.-Frank
Shore, District of Columbia junior ten
mis- champion, was eliminated in the
second round Of the national junior in
door tournament yesterday, going down
before Sidney SeligSon Of New York.
laaeded 6 Una ancgeA Meza g. ~A-i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27
ROLL BLIND Pig" EVENT
Weekly Mixed Doubles Tourney Is
Listed at Arcadia.

The Arcadia again will sponsor the
weekly mixed doubles blind pig event
tonight at o'clock.
The event, for which mixed doubles
tournament was substituted last Satur-
day, will continue throughout the seas
son.
The entrance fee is $1.6O per person,
including games.
The mems weekly sweepstakes at the
Columbia also is on the bowlers' pro.
gram tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27
EX-IRISH FAVORITES
OVER ALL-STAR' TEAM
10000 Expected to See Charity
Foot Ball Game Today
at Los Angeles.
By the Associated preA

~ the associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, December 27.-Foot
ball stars collected from the South,
Middle West and Far West today will
attempt to turn the admittedly difficult
trick OF defeating an all-Notre Dame
aggregation.
While their head mentor, Knute
Rockne. will be absent, this collection
OF 1929 former Ramblers, performing
under the direction of Rocks" assist
ant coach, Hunk" Anderson, is favored
70 win the charity contest expected to
attract well over 10000 persons.
The Rambler backfleld has all the
requisites. Jack Elder will furnish the
speed, Joe Savoldi the driving power,
Frank Carideo the kicking and strategy
and Marty Brill what blocking a sturdy
line and Carideo fail to deliver.
For the All-Stars Russ Saunders. for
mer Southern California line crasher.
and Pest" Welsh, Purdue's former
quarterback wizard, are in line for the
brunt Of the ball carrying.
Probable starting line-up:
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GAME AT EVANSVILLE.

HYATTSvILLE Md, December 27.-
"A Ticked team from the Prince Georges
Country Basket Ball League viii meet
3 ouint to be announced on the Ma
tioral Guard Armory floor here tonight
at 8 O'Clock. Following the game there
VIII be. q dance under the auspices OF
- leaRlth .,.A-I 4.I..I .A4.l..4--..a-.-l--Al-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27
WILDCAT NOT DEPRESSED

Grid Receipts at Northwestern q.
Exceed Last Seasons.
CHICAGO, December ~ R.-The
business depression hasn't caught up
with foot ball receipts at Northwestern
University.
The Wildcats, in five home games,
drew $4,000 spectators with receipts of
$4,000, 1t was announced today. The
average attendance was above that of
1929, when the receipts were $427, 3O8
and the attendance $4,000 for six
games at home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27
The Lineup.
RECALL HOCKEY PLAYERS
Miller and Adams Rejoin Black
Hawks of Chicago.

CHICAGO, December 81 R.-The
Chicago Black Hawks of the National
Hockey League have recalled Earl Miller
and Stewie Adams from the London
Club of the International League.
In return the Hawks sent Doc
Romnes and Eddie Vokes, pair Of
youngsters, on option to the Tecumsehs.
Miller and Adams viii return for Sum
days match with the Toronto Maple
Leafs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27
GRIDDER WEEDS COED
Iowa Wesleyan Student Is Bride of
Reedquist Of Hawkeyes.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, December ~
R).-Lawrence A. Reedquist, %, star
end on the 1928-29 University of Iowa
foot ball teams, and Miss Frances Herr
mann, %, both of Ottumwa, were mar
ried last night.
Reedquist is a senior at the State
University, while his wife has been at
tending Iowa Wesleyan College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27
NAVY RETAINS COACHES
Miller and Wilson to Serve as Line
and Plebe Tutors.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, December 27.-Ed-
gar (Rip) Miller, varsity line coach, and
Johnny Wilson, plebe tutor, will again
next season serve on the Navy foot ball
coaching staff.
All the other grid tutors probably will
be former Navy players.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27
OPENS HOCKEY INVASION
st. Mary College Will Play Six
Games on Foreign Kinks.

SS OA G0A0ASh @SAhAS'
CHICAGO, December 81 P).-St.
Mary College Of Winona, MINI, will
open Six-game hockey invasion Of for
eign fields tonight, meeting the Cook
County American Legion sextet in the
Chicago Stadium.
The Minnesota club will meet Wind
Sor, Ontario; Tech, Yale University and
the Providence, r. l., A. c., finishing up
with an appearance in Madison Square
Garden, New York, against the Cres-
cent A. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27
Col. K. @. C2s).
CHICAGO REGAINS ACE
Fisk Back in Lineup as Maroon
Meets Bradley College.

CHICAGO, December 81 Dr.
Strengthened by the return Of Capt.
Marshall Fish, the University of Chi
cago basket ball team will get its second
test Of the season tonight, meeting
Bradley College.
Fish is regarded as the individual star
Of the squad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27
HOCKEY RESULTS

London, /; Windsor, /.
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Star Tourney List Tonight

J. J. VandershaiR.
Alley g.
r. p. ISasas.
J. B. Robertson.
Alley 8.
r. H. Green.
Alley I.
A. L: Kilbsrth.
B. A. Baker.
Alley 5.
". E E. Nils:
Alley 6.
w. r. Mills.
G.. Carvejal.
Alley Z.
Joe r. Amato.
Jimmie Moore.
Alley 8.
z. G. Jones.
Melvin Torney.
Alley /.
Rose Grisset.
Mrs. L. Ship,
Agnes Fleishall.
Alley 2.
Mable Mallet.
Frances Trail.
Lillian O'Brien.
Alley 3.
Thelma Fling.
Stella McDuffy.
Mary Rogers.
Alley 4.
Regina SINH.
A. j. Lavezzo.
Audrey Costello.
Alley 5.
Violet B. Torney.
Virginia Rupert.
Lois Preston.
Alley 9.
Ola Shaw.
Alley Z.
z. ]. Riley.
8. L. Sweeney.
Alley 8.
I. ~ Y. k ksTSsi
Alley 1.
Carl Letvir1.
B. Lavender.
O. Lavender.
Alley 2.
j. Palmer.
G. M. Brown.
Norman Arey.
Alley 8.
William Cox.
e. w. Pearson, ST.
=. w. Pearson, jr.
Alley 4.
r. z. Albin.
Tim Dodson.
Elwood Kicker.
Alley 5.
y. @. Bauman.
n. Donoghue.
P. A. Brill.
Alley 8.
=. Legamore.
G. N. Miller.
w. j. Smelling.
Alley I.
M. H. Raspberry.
w. l.. Martin.
w. H. Miltner.
Alley 3.
@. II. Lauck.
r. A. Mcpherson.
8. Healey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27

Helena Kohler went to the front In
the women'S division with a set of 800.
She alone beat 800. Her score isn't
likely to gain a prize
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27

George w. McCarter
of the Indian Spring Golf Club
4 Golf Committee is a fore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27

LLOYD MONTGOMERY, a Book of
l. Washington bowler, was far above
the average with a set of 566 but
he stood out in the pack for another
reason. Monty wore rubbers!
If any other bowler in this city ever
performed thus shod none of the old
timers present could recall him,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-27

With each player scoring at least two
field goals, Petworth Juniors won over
st. Martins last night, 80 to 8.