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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23
Chips From the Maple,vays

TINE honor Of being the first team
to enter the National Duckpin
Bowling Tournament goes to
the Colonial Ice Cream team.
which is leading the Business Mems
League. The Ice Creamers are man
aged by B. L. Hartz.
John Deputy, Mecca Belt, Phil
Needle, George Cummings and s. A.
Jacobs. captain, expect to finish UP in
the money.
Daniel Gezinson, who rolled of his
6 games in the United States Boy and
Junior Tournament at Queen Pin, Is
the boy who was chosen to play the
the Our Gang Comedy.
Joe, or rather Daniel, finished his
set with SAG.
Just by way of doing little prepping
for the 100-game marathon Friday,
Burt Parsons, Dave Legum and Ed
Gartrell got together and rolled 10
games apieces as fast as the pin boys set
'em up.
Legum bowled 1857, with games of
1877, 1877, lis, 1913, 142, 106, $50, 100,
10l and 131.
Washington's entries in the Boy and
Junior Tournament rolled higher scores
than Baltimore's youthful duckpinners
according to some results submitted.
Reports from two alleys, Central and
Arcade, disclosed that only two bowlers
! both juniors, had scores Of 300 or more,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23
On the Drives

Arcadia.
District League John Blicks vs.
Temple.
Federal League-Treasury VS.. G. P.
O., Navy vs.. Post Office. Internal Reeve
nue. VS.. City Post Ofice, Merchants
Fleet vs. Supervising Architects. Veteran
Administers VS.. P. B. g. P. P.
Ladies' Agricultural League-Infor-
nation VS.. Cooperation, F. &, V. vs..
Cotton, Inter-Div. VS.. Extension.
Lucky Strike.
Typothetae League-Big Print Shop
vs. Columbian Printing Co., Lew Thayer
VS.. Potomac Electrotype Co., Standard
Engraving Co. VS.. Washington Typog-
raphers, Chas. H. Potter Co. VS.. Judd &
Capital Press. Central Printing Co. VS..
H-K Advertising Service, American
Electrotype Co. VS.. On Time All Time,
National Engraving Co. VS.. Ransdell,
Inc; Geo. A. Simonds Co. VS.. Fellow
ship Forum, Maxwell Jones VS.. Typoth-
etae.
National Capital League - Coliseum
Specials VS.. Parkway.
Western Union Mems League-Deliv-
cry VS.. Automatic, Equipment VS.. Ac-
counting, Repeaters VS.. T. and R.
Western Union Ladies' League
Orange VS.. Orchids, Silver Six VS.. Colds,
Lucky Reds VS.. Greens.
Convention Hall
Income Tax Unit League-Min VS..
D1, Gil vs.. CO, E2 VS.. OG, HO1 VS..
CL2, b vs.. Ell, Rs VS.. HOO, SA vs. B2,
R2 vs apo. Sec VS. M, RI vs. DC, Tim
vs. AZ, Rec vs.. To, Al VS.. AS, tt vs. C5,
CO vs. d..
Sanico League-Fagan vs.. Mercer,
Diehl VS.. Gartrell, Willis VS.. Bremerman,
Brandford VS.. LETTER, Roberts vs.. King,
Mortimer VS.. Smith.
Merchants League-Barber & Ross
VS.. M. Kapneck Electric Co., w. r. Wins
low VS.. Penn Electric Co., Uneeda
Bakers W.. Southern Diaries No. 2,
Thompson Dairy vs.. e. w. Minte Co.,
Southern Diaries No VS.. Coca Cola
Bottling Co.. National Glass Shop vs.
SkinleSs Franks, District Grocers VS..
Thompson Bros Furniture.
Fraternity League A. s. L. Chi
Sigma Oh. VS.. A. s. L. Kappa Sigma
CHI, Sigma Lambda NJ VS.. A. S. L.
Sigma Phi Oh, ri Phi VS.. Alpha Iota
Kappa, Kappa Phi VS.. Sigma Delta.
Packard League - Service Sales VI.
Quick Service, Accounting VS.. Body.
Electric VS.. New Cars, Parts vs.. Used
Cars.
Post Office.
City Post ONCE League-Delivery vs..
Money Order, Cast OFFS vs. Central
Temple.
Hebrew Interclub League-Mosean vs..
Reyes, Pals VS.. Mardelles, Rialto vs..
Iris, Les Amis vs. Junior Marde!le, Vista
VS.. Regents.
Eastern League-Isherwoods VS.. Lin
coins, Venezkys VS.. Freemans, Ben's
Tire w. Peerless.
Mount Rainier.
Mount Rainier League-Dixie Pig vs..
Recreation (class Al.
Mount Rainier Ladies' League-Gal-
liant Fox Vi. Cardinals.
Silver Spring.
North Of Washington League-Avig-
none Freres VS.. White Pig Commission
ers vs.. Kensington, American Legion VS..
L E. Breuninger e. Sons, Frank L.
Hewitt VS. John H. DeMuth. Manhattan
VS.. Potter-Nash Motors, Faulconer &
Proctor VS.. Geary-Johnson Construc-
ton Co.
Hyattsville Arcade.
Prince Georges League No. 1-Hud-
dleston's Garage VS.. c. g. P. Construc-
ton.
Prince Georges League No. Chill
lum vs. Arcades.
Prince Georges Ladies' League
Woodpeckers vs.. Hilltoppers.
Y. M. c. A.
Terminal League. T. Co. VS.. Head
Pins.
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SHOOTS SET OF $50
IN OPENING BLOCK
Lorraine GULL, Defending
Champion, Fails to Land
Among Leaders.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

N E1No S4eAA5 O0AA ~ VA VAC oAAA
mn Wood team of the Ladies
IVX District League last night
at King Pin No. 2 took
the lead after the first three
game block of the annual girls
classic, the Myer Davis Sweep
stakes, with a set of $50.
Eleven pins behind was Elsie Fischer,
star pinnette of the John Blick team
In the same loop. Miss Fischer rolled
Q set of 346, to lead Margaret Miltner
another Bill Wood bowler, and Pauline
Ford, King Pinnette, who are stand
ing third and fourth respectively.
Margaret Miltner's set was 346 and
Pauline Ford's, 1888.
Thirty-five of Washington'S best
feminine bowlers toed the foul line.
One of the biggest surprises of the
evening was the failure of Lorraine
GULL, defending champion for the last
two years, to place among the first five.
EisS GULL, after starting auSpiciously
N7sh games of 1913 and lis, slumped
and II Ter last game shot only 80.
Marjorie Smithf games were 1913, lilo
and 126.
Another bowler well up among the
leaders was Betty Hoffman of the John
Blick team, whose 1872 set placed ! pin
behind the set of Pauline Ford.
Shoots High Game.
Mrs. Hoffman rolled high game of the
evening, splitting 141 naples in her final
game to boost her total.
Next Saturday the event will be
moved to Lucky Strike, where the Sec
ond 3-game block will be rolled. The
following Saturday, the sweepstakes
winds up at King Pin, No. /.
Billie Butler, one of the favorites,
fell of a little, but her 1923 set total
still keeps her well up in the running.
Lucille Preble, another favorite, rolled
289.
The ScnrnS.
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RENDEZVOUS GIRLS
TAKE LEAGUE LEAD
Down John Blicks as Bill Woods
Keep Pace in Ladies' District
Bowling Circuit.

After spirited struggle during which
the tide Of battle waged back and forth,
the crack Rendezvous girls took first
place in the Ladies District League by
downing the John Blicks, 2 to /. The
Blick pinnettes won the first game, 523
to 504, Rendezvous triumphed in the
next. 487 to AGA, and the final game
ended 544 to $50.
Irene Scott, speed-ball artist Of the
Rondy quint, starred with games Of 122.
ITO and 139, for a set Of 81, second
highest for the league. To Peggy Bah
cock also goes a lions share of the
credit, the Rendezvous captain shoot
ing games Of 11S, IS and 1870.
Bill Wood pinnettes kept pace with
the leaders with three-game victory
over Convention Hall. Meyer Davis
took the odd game from Queen Pin,
Elizabeth MinSoh leading with a game
OF lib and set of 800, Loretta Leaman
accounted for the Queen Pinnettes lone
win with a 116 game. King Pin barely
nosed out Boulevard, while Lucky
Strike with Lorraine GULL in the line
up, cleaned upon Recreation.
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Team Standing.
BEEQUES CLOSE UP
IN LADIES' CIRCUIT
Trim Shamrocks to Come Within
One Game of Columbians, Lead
ers Of Washington Loop.

Two quints surprised in the Wash
tngton Ladies' League, the Beeques
scoring a sweep over the Shamrocks
to come within one game of the league
leading Columbians and the Cardinals,
the new team in the loop winning its
first set by downing the Pollyannas, 2
to /.
With Catherine Quigley setting the
pace, Beeques shot the best game and
set OF the week, getting 548 and 1,546.
Catherine bowled 1874.
Merceda Isemanns 300 set and 113
game aided University Park to beat
Veterans Bureau twice. Louis Rieve
spared and collected 7 sticks to give
Agoes lone win over Columbians D.
of I. beat Hilltoppers twice.
Team STANDING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23
KING DAV|DS GAIN
IN MASONIC LOOP
La Fayettes Are Still Game
and Half in Front in Bowl
ing Standing.
.oR the second straight week La

~ OR the second straight week La
- Fayette, leaders in the Masonic
League, lost a set, Singleton
turning the trick this time. King
David won two from Lebanon and now
trail La Fsyette by only one and half
games.
Harding climbed out Of the last place
when it won the odd game from Bar
rister. Columbia won three from Fed
eral when price. after several weeks abb
scence, shot a set of 358. Potomac had
a tough time winning the odd game
from National.
Lewis, anchor man, shot a game of
149 to enable Parker to get the odd
game from Acacia. st. johns Kept
pace with the leaders with to de-
cision over Mount Hermon.
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Team Standing.
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Team Standing.

SeasOn KecOruS.
High team games-st. Johns, 500; Har-
inP aish team setsLRing David. 1894; st.
Johns, 1880; Potomac. 1874.
High individual averages-Phillips king
David, 1877; Siverberg (St. John's),
ll4-8; Fredericks (Acacial. lll-3l.
High individual setS-Cleary CWhitingl'
4o4: Ulrich (Potomac), 800; Silverberg tSt.
High individual sames-Ulrich Potomac),
1877; Chatelain (Roosevelt. 1874; Lewis
High spares-Stoner tSingleton), 81;
Phillips king David), &c. Silverberg tst.
High strikes-Phillips (King David, "a;
Silverberg (St. John's), 90; Scott NAVAL,
10; Ulrich Potomac), 10; Stoner (Single-
toni, 10.
High game Tuesday - Needle CTakoma),
14S.
High game Thursday-Lewis CParker), 149.
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BLICK MIDGETS WIN

Before a large crowd of enthusiastic
spectators. for which 1t was necessary
TO close four alleys to accommodate
at the Arcadia sprang a surprise and
soundly trounced Tad Towards Kids,
taking the first block of a six-game
match by Ill pins.
The Blick youngsters scared above
the 500 team-game mark in the second
clash, shooting 502, with Ounce Har-
rison leading the attack with a 1911
game. Harrison's set was 328.
The summary:
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Season Records.
High team set-St. Columba's, 1907,
High team game-Eldbrooke, 504
High individual game-Hill (Wesley), 147
High individual SETS. Belt (St. Column
High strikes-Loefier (wesleyl, II.
High spares-Linkins (Wesley), "a.
High averase-Linkins (Wesley), 1i3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23
ELECTRICAL LEAGUE,

Season Records.
High team game-Potomac Electric Power
~ High team set-Central Armature Works
holme, 143; c.. Evans, 14l.
= High individual Observation-Disclosures, 800;
High strikesSMayo. 20; Hornig. 10; Roller.
10; Mover, 16; Gleason, Il; Money, Il,
High observation-disclosures, a.; Brill, III
Hays. n; Meyer, 81; Barbagallo. Sc.
High weekly game-Horman, 1873.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23
ROssLYN COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

W. L. W. l.
A. l.. Kelley. 20 I Airing TT. Co. i6 Il
Murphy q Ames % z. Davis Sons. II 10
Post once -. II Is Windridge -. 81
Court House,. Is II Parker-Brawner "a
Season Records.
Individual averases-J. Freschi murphy
4 Ames), lis; r. Jones murphy & Ames),
High individual games-Kibby "a. l. KEEL
leyl, 160; Jones murphy g. Ames), l52, Isl.
fcel, .3s7 Haverty Murphy & Amesl. SsS.
High team game-A. l.. Kelley, 648.
High team set-A L. Kelley, Liza.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23
Team Standing.
NAVY AND TREASURY TIED
Each Wins Two Games in Ladies'
Federal Circuit Rolling.

Navy and Treasury kept their places
at the top Of the Ladies' Federal
League, each winning two games from
Veterans Bureau and War, respectively
Peggy Babcock Of the Vets shot BIT.
Agriculture remained in third place
with a two-game victory over Labor
Alice McQuinn's 1872 and Mae Perry's
126 boosted the Aggies' team game to
SIS. Interstate took three from Census;
Commerce won two from G. A. o.,
Commerce Comets won two from Eco
Monies and Commerce Juniors took the
set with Census Stars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23
Standings in Bowling Loops
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High average-Swain, 113.
High game-Crutchley, l52.
High SCHILLER, 3Sl.
Spares-Swain, 10.
StrikeS-McCarthy, 20.
High team game-Boyer, sos.
High team Set-Boyer, 1,707.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23
MT. RAINIER VETS WIN.

The Old Boys Of Mount Rainier
proved too much for the Old Boys Of
Hyattsville last night on the Mount
Rainier drives, winning the first block
Of a six-game match, 1850 to 1888.
The GlInnnarv.
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Team Standing

High team game-Scalawags, 546
High individual game-rQuinn, 146.
Htgh individual set-Meyer, $50.
High strtkes-Whitford, 8.
High spares-Meyer, II.
Prize Winners Last Week.
Class A-Dave McCarty, 12l.
Glass B-Hendley and Quinn, 1i6.
Glass C-Gordon, ITO.
Class D-Stan, no.
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Team Standing
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TAKOMA BUSINESS MEMS LEAGUE,
rAKoMA CHURCH LEAGUE.
Season Records

Public Roads, 1881.
1h Msh and sSi nyon sst5Pe oiAnsz $685.
$50; Blister Rust, 665.
,High individual games.-De Glsntz. lSs;
Lindstrom, lac: Seaton, l44.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23
JOHN BLICK MTDGETg.
RENDEZVOUS.
Skittle Bowling Booms.

BERLIN, November 20 R.--Berlin
kittle players viii soon possess q bowl
ne hall WITH lao complete sdttle alleyA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23
THE LUTHERAN LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High team sets-Reformation No. I, 1,6o5;
st. Marks, 1888.
High team games--st. Johns No 8, 56l;
Reformation No. /, 535
High individual sets-Barnard, 367; Rup-
High Individual sames-Thornbers, 142;
M Gron. 1875.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LEAG]
C. &P. TELEPHONE CO. LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High team games-Coin Box, 6ls; Wire
Chiefs, 500.
High team set-Coin Box, 1,674; Wire
Chiefs. 1.643.
High individual games-van Kirk, 149;
Wolfe, Bauer, Shumaker, lat.
High individual sets-Kane, $40; Van Kirk,
High individual average-Kane, 1Oo-lo;
Hughes, 108-10; Wolfe, 1898
High strikes-Shumaker, Is; Hixson, IA.
High spares-Wolfe, II; Kane, Sc.
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b. Y. p. U. GIRLS LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game--Fifth No. i, sos.
High team set-Fifth No. /. :-l8a
High individual game-H. BrauGn Gem
Aiggh indiyiduaI s set sabsAn cwest
High strikes-F. Reamy tFifth No. y. o.:
ss5 sh ayss aSssn w. Esam No f =. s4ss
Estes (Fifth No. u, s4-7; NJ. wrisht CIV. w.
No, -, 1921; r. Rothgeb (Fifth No. -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23
CUBS BEAT REX PINMEN

Cubs surprised and won the odd game
from Rex in the Recreation League.
Beavers of Rex had high game Of 143
and set Of 371. Lo-Ko Service gained
game on Rex with a twin win over
T0x Theafer
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team Sets-Bureau of Mines. 1852;
Bureau Of Standards, l,652; Bureau OF For
High team games-Bureau Of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce, 5e7; Bureau Of Mines,
SOS; Patents No. 2, $50.
High individual sets-Haverty bureau Of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce., 394; Har-
gett bureau Of Minesl, 38l; Miltner (Bu-
$40.
High individual games-Haverty Bureau
OF Foreign and Domestic Commerce), 169;
Hargett bureau of Mines), l52; Arnold
(Coast and Geodetic Survey. 143.
Of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, 1855
Reiness and Hargett bureau OF Minesl,
111-17 each; Norwig patents No. -, Ills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23
STANDARDS KEEP LEAD
Fuller Stone Plant Second in Build
ing Contractors League.

Standard Art Marble & Tile had a
tough time beating Southern Asbestos
but rolling 1884 for high team set and
616 for high team game, the leaders
Of the Building Contractors League
won a two-game victory.
Fullen Stone Plant No. lost two
games to Hudson-D ougherty, one OF
them by two pins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CLERKS LEAGUE
JEWELERS. LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High individual average-Duehring (Gold-
smith d Coz, LOT.
Bros. No. u. 141.
High individual set-Shea1er Ca Kahn
High team same-Galt & Bros. No. l. 1887.
High strtkes-Duehring Goldsmith & Coz,
~; Sheaner "a. Kahn, Incl, 10.
High STRENGTHENING Goldsmith q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23
FIVE TIED FOR FIRST
Dave McCarty Has High Game in
Evening Star Leagues Week.

Five teams again are tied for first
place in The Evening Star League, with
only two games separating the last
Fire Eaters from the leaders.
Dave McCarty shot the high game Of
the uaek 111
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ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Amity No. /, 564
High team set-Mount Pleasant, 1920
High individual game-E Donaldson, IA
aaisn individual sst-Ehrlich, S72.
Greatest Strikes-C. F. Groff, 49,
High nat game-Milbourn, 49,
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SOUTHEAST LEAGUE.
Seasons Records.

Seasons Records.
High games-McElroy, 1885, Doyle, A. God
High Sets-R. Provost, 3s5; A. Goddard,
High team game-Queen Pin, 5e9
High team set-Queen Pin, 1887
High nat games-Nolan, A. Goddard, g.
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EAST WASHINGTON CHrRCH LEAG1lE.
Season Records.

High individual average-Hollis, Hill.
High individual game-Hughes, 100.
High individual Set-Edward FUR, 408,
High individual Strikes-Stephenson, 20.
High individual spares-Edward FUR, u
High team game-Douglas No. /, 5S4
High team set-United Brethren, 1897.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23
RossLYN INDEPENDENT LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Individual averages-Freschi (Maywood),
liz; Hodges (Maywood), liz.
High individual games-Freschi MAY
wood, $50; Spilman (Maywood), 145.
High individual sets-Freschi (Maywood),
3i7 Spilman (Maywood), 36l.
High team game-Maywood, Sal.
High team set-Maywood LBS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23
RossLYN MIXED DOUBLES LEAGUE
Season Records.

season Records.
(women), H. Dawson, "a.
,,d High individual games-!Men), Freschi,
High individual sets-(Men), Freschi, 4O4;
(womenl, H. Dawson, 297.
High team game-Freschi- Costello, asst.
High team set-Freschi-Costel 666.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23

Season Records.
High team sets-Securities, 1898; Authori-
ties, 1856.
High team sames-securities. 4ss Authori-
ties, 47o
High individual sets-Moore (Authorities),
316; Bechtold Independently, 500.
High individual games-Moore (Authori-
tiesl, 1874; Limerick (Authorities), III.
High nat games-Bywaters (Fourettes),
81; Payne independently, 80; Bateman (Se-
curities). 80; Snyder (Securities), 80.
High averages-Moore (Authorities), e4-l0;
: High average, strikes.-drims CAccounts),
40; Fox (Securities), 80.
High average spares-Moore (Authorities),
1.50; Grifas (Accounts), 100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23
GEORGETOWN RECREATION LEAGUE.

Season Records.
First three individual averages-Sam Cor
coran, 1l4-1; A: Woody, 1885; Benson, 1871
a1sn individual games-Harris. ISL;
3s7. o0Ai4ah' SSS' HARRIS
High team sames-Foxall A. c. No. 1, $40;
Georgetown A. A.. 608 " Wv
High team sets--Georgetown Recreation.
1,755; Foxall No. /, i,753
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NAUTICAL LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High team set-Drifters Canoe No !, lila.
High team same-Drifters' Canoe No. 1,
High individual average-McGolrick, Drift
ers Canoe No. 2, liz.
Hish Individual set--Ellis (Potomac Wood
choppers), 1872.
HiEh lndiyidual game-McGolrick Drift
ers' Canoe No. ~, 1874.
Greatest number Of strikes-Jenkins Drift
ers' Canoe No -, ii.
Greatest number of spares-McIntyre
(Drifters Canoe No. -, n.
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High individual ayerage-:Espey. tti7.6.
High strtkes-Tucker and Espey, Is.
High spares-Dawsons "a.
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sANICO LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team games-Willis. SIS; Fagans 565
Hish team sets-Diehls, 1868; Roberts.
High individual averages - La-Billie
CDiehls), 1l2-l6; Rothgeb (Diehls), 10e-l3
High individual games-Douglass (FagansD,
143; Gallant (Mercer), 143 La-Billie (Diehlsl,
1856: La-BiIlie (Diehls), $50.
High individual sets-Bradford (Bradford)
385; LABELLED DiehlS), $50.
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ARLINGTON COUNTY LEAGUE.

W: L w. l..
Conveys -. i ) Peeb. chsm Co. 9 : Is Is
Jefferson 80. IL A. g. p. Store. s 10
Season Records.
Individual averages-Clark (Conwnys),
107; Jontid (Standard Laundry, lot.
High individual games-Ellis (Conwaysl,
144; wseflt (Ballston), l41.
iiytdual set-Clark (Conways), $50
. Team gam&rConways, ST,
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ARLINGTON-FAIRFAx FTREMEN,s
LEAGTJE

Individual averages-Haverty CCIarendon),
106; Young (Arlington), 1O8
High individual games-Weakley (Claren-
dom. las: Beauchamp (Arlington), iz9
- High individual set-Weakley (Clarendon),
High team game-Cherrydale No. 1, s7a.
High team Set-Clarendon, l,e17
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-05-24
CENTRAILIA VA

monday, evening May 9th was the
scene OF beautiful Queen of May, CIV
EN- by MRS. Elzebeth Cobb, the wife OF
our nonored pastor. 1t by far surpassed
any thing of the kind had here for some
Time. There was over one hundred per-
sons in the caste. 1t will be repeated
before the month is out. Sunday May II
Sunday School was we'll attended, we are
gaining. very much numerically. The
1880 2. NJ. services were largely atten-
ded. Rev. Cobbs spoke like one inspired
and our hearts burned within US as he
spoke to us. The St. Luke Anniversary
was on at 2:30 P. NJ. They were out in
large numbers, several visitors was pre-
sent. Among them were Mr.. j. A. Hines
hecretary- Manager of the Order, and
Mrs Hines. Rev. Cobbs preached the
sermon. Sunday May 18th. The funeral
of Mrs. Margaret Watkins was held at
300 P. NJ. Mrs. Watkins was splen-
did member of the church, for thirty
seven years. There were many to testi-
fy to her sterling qualities. The floral
designs were many and costly. After
the procession passed out we celebrated
the Lords supper. Rev. Binford our ex-
pastor was with US, and sang as the wine
was passing. "He is good to me" Rev.
Eddie Trent spoke also. Rev. Cobbs ad-
:ninistered the feast. The spirit truly
novered over the church.
On next Sunday the Anniversary Of
the Church will be held at $3.50 P. M.
will be home coming of the members. A
great time is expected, come and enjoy
With us on these occasions.
Emma I. Bromley,
Reporter