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Evening star., 1930-12-10
STAR BOXERS BATTLE
IN CLEVELAND SHOW
Three Ten-Round Bouts to Bring
Together High. Glass Ring
Performers.

- the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, December iO.---A tou-
notch crew Of sockers win perform be-
fore o capacity house tonight IN the
NTH annual Christmas fund benefIt
night sponsored by the Cleveland News.
Three featured 1O-round bouts were
arranged, with the finale between Ffdel
La Barba, who once sat on the top rtinc
IN the featherweight division, and Eddie
Shea, tough Chicago veteran.
jackie Fields, former welterweight
champ, will meet the challenge az Palil
Pirrone, doughty Clevelander, Who a
punching his way along the comeback
trail, in one Of the other features. THE
third headliner will be between JOHNNY
FAR, Cleveland lightweight, ana Ray
Miller Of Chicago.
La Bafba, Fields and Farr win enter
the ring as the favorites.
Micky Cohen, Cleveland bantam. viii
battle Ollie Bartlett Of Detroit m one
OF the three around preliininaries.
Approximately $4,000 persons viii see
the bouts. Ali seats have been sold,
slf,1e OF them for SO and Sl5. and
the profits will be added to the News
Christmas toy shop.
Evening star., 1930-12-10
SEES GOOD RING SEASON
Virginia Expects to Have strong
Boxing Team IN Action.

UNIVERSITY, va, December e.-
Virginia Is looking forward to one Of
the best boxing seasons the Cavaliers
have enjoyed In years. Seven dual
matches have been arranged, four ct
home and three away. In addition the
Southern Conference will be invited to
hold its annual ring tournament here
again this season.
Johnny Rowe, Cavalier ring coach,
has had q fine squad Of men drilling
all Fall II al the candidates for box
ing team pass their Fall examinations.
Virginia expects its best team since the
first conference boxing title was won
fve seasons ago.
The 1891 boxing schedule f0ii6Ws:
january t7-WaShington and Lee at
home.
January zs-virsinia poiytechnie m
stitute at home.
January si-virsinia military rnsti-
tute in Lexington.
February 3-Florida at home.
hin. :
February 13-puke ct home.
i February 2l-Pennsylvania In rhila-
delphia.
Evening star., 1930-12-10
Three-Cane Bo,Cling Record
Withstanding Many attacks

Dallas Pratt shot 4l2 Monday night
In the Sanico League; Ed Flrr's 4OS in
the East washington loop 10 high; Joe
Freschi has 404 IN the Rosslyn Mixed
Doubles League, and Earl McPhilomy
has 407 In the Typothetae League.
These are only some Of the 1900"
sets bowled this season, but the scores
tell the tale--Charlie phillip'a mark rep.
resents peak which IL liable TO stand
W IN ~ rolling SISn his is reccrd.breakinx record. set
one OF Phillips games bordered on the
phenomenal, that Of 100. His other
two we're i23 and i6b.
GtpTrrP" oNErL's perfect fat game Of
i 100, made In the Knights Of Co.
lufnbus Intercouncif League dur
ing the i9i4Ij6 season, still stands.
This, too, was Dangerously, approached
Club Of the Hebrew League, who rolled
90 early this year.
IAD King Pin bowlers only to meet
i i the Fountain Hams IN the
Nati0nal Capital League, they
probably would have taken the leaR,ie
lead earlier than last night when they
won three from Fountain Hams.
The sweeping victory marks the fifth
win ~ SIX games Ior the King Pin crew
over the Hams.
Glenn Wolstenholme came through
with q strike and 10.pin count IN the
last box to win the fifst game, sac 10
sS3, His game was las. He rolled only
90 In the preceding gam. Tied at SOS.
King Pin Yosed out the Fountain Hams
In the roll-off for the last game de-
cision.
T1HEREL1 be q battle OF clothes
4 makers tomorrow when the Rlnaiii
TaiIors and Lebowibz TAilors meet
on the drives at Mount Rainier at q
o'clock.
Two pairs Of snappy line-ype win oo-
pose. For RinAldis, Tony Santini. Joe
Pricci, Ollie PAccini. Joe Freschi, Mita
Cecil .Aylor, George Miller, nav cSnf.
don, Pfeusser ana Normal Lilly are 70
roll for the StibiirbAnites.
Evening star., 1930-12-10
St. Johns Is Enthused Ouer
OutIoOk for Court Campaign
BY EDWARD A. FULLER, Jr.
nv Y YE'RE going some place fast
'AAI this season"

BY EDWARD A. FULLER, Jr.
nV Y Y5'RE going some place fast
Wv That's the way the
students ct st. Johns
College here feel about the basket ball
season. The Kaydets did well last
Winter. They figure TO do even better
this campaign.
Evidencing the enthusiasm ct the
Vermont Avenue School was the first
turnout Of candidates yesterday. Forty
were on deck. It was Q record turn.
out.
About the most important thing the
Kaydets did yesterday was to elect
Gene Au6usterfer, forward, captain.
This is the third athletic team this
popular boy has headed. He was cap
tain Of the foot bail team the past
season and also in 1929.
In addition to Augusterfer the sea-
soned hasketers at hand ct st. Johns
include Bob Smith, center and Bob
Quigley and Mike scanlon, guards.
There also are Q flock Of boys Of prom-
ise among the other aspirants. but
who's who will not Be known for d
time yet.
Dependables who have been lost by
graduation include Andy Morris, who
was captain last season. Buddy Gal.
lagher, forward, the teams high scorer;
John Madden, forward, and Gus Wildt
and Ralph Batch, guards.
Just about the biggest objective Of
the Kaydets this season Is to get back
at Gonzaga for the two defeats the
Purple handed them In three games
last Winter ST ,Iohn'S C0nnuered the
I Streeters, 33 10 20, In their first
triumph in the next two, both thrill
ers, 27 to '26 and 81 to 20.
That there Is nothing scarey about
the Kaydets Is shown In the fact that
they have elected to meet In their two
opening games none other than Tech
High, The class Of the public whirl the
past two seasons, and given by some
q first.rate chance at this somewhat
distant date of heading the pack again
in the title series which gets underway
next month. Tech trimmed st. Johns,
2s TO 1S. in their only match last
season.
St. Johns opponents line up like this:
this:
December 23-Tech, at Tech.
January 5-Tech, at Tech.
January e-Central, ct Central.
January 12--Alunnni (S:l5 p.ni.).
January 16--Hyattsville High, At
January 19-Eastern, at Eastern.
January 23-Woodward.
January 97-Georgetown Prep, ct
Garrett Park.
January 29-GonzaEa.
February 3-Easterrl.
February 6-Woodward, BIT woodward.
Evening star., 1930-12-10

February ;1--Episccpal, ut Alex
andria.
February 13-1andon.
February 14-AlexandriA High, at
Alexandria (pending).
February I0-Tech. So
February 1S--Alexandria High.
February 24-Towson, Nd, High, at
iGSsSn SeSruars Sgsnaip..' y Catholic University
freshmen (pendin~,.
March 3-Central (pending).
March 5-Landon (pending).
March 0--GonEaga, OF 0onIaga %
pm.).
March s--oeorsetown Prep.
March u Takoma-silver Spring
High.
Westerns basket bali team viii 60
over to Baltimore tomorrow to engage
the City College quint. City College
defeated Central, II TO u. Mehbe the
game viii give some line on how Central
and Western compare.
All Tech alumni, especially letter
winners, planning to attend the dinner
to be held in honor Of the champion
ship Mckinley foot bali team Decefh-
Der 10 at the school ct $50 o'clock are
asked to make reservations through
Elmer M. zeaffoss. who can be reached
at Tech.
DR.. Homer J. Councillor Of Calvary
Baptist Church, father of Harry Coiin-
cilor, former crack McKinlAy athlete,
will be the principal speaker. Other In
vited guests include H. G. (Curley)
Byrd. director Of athletics at the Uni
versity OF Maryland Clark Griff1th,
president Of the washington base bali
team: Maj. John D. fitzpatrick Of the
washington Princeton Alumni Associa-
ton, Maj. David Brewster Of the Ma
ftne Corps ana J. Kip Edwards.
Leading candidates for Georgetown
Props basket bali team, which has
prospects for o fairly successful season,
are Dick Heeiktn, Bill Murphy, Larry
O'Brien, Chris Perlata, Lex Walsh,
HAIRY Moore. Tom O'Callahan, Bill Nc
Fadden and Charlie Faniul.
Twenty.three games viii be played by
the Garrett Parkers, who will open
Tuesday against Rockville High on the
Here's the Georgetown Prep schedule:
December 16, Rockville; 10, Wood
ward.
January 0, Swavely; Is, Landon at
Iandon; 10, L0yola (Baltimore); 20,
Rockville at Rockville; al, Episcopal,
Alexandria; ~, St. Johns; 81, Mount
st. Joseph's At Baltimore.
February 3, st. Adams at St. Albaf1s:
3, I,Andon: 3, Eastern &C washington;
10, GonzAgA; 10, woodward at Wood
ward; 16, st. AlbAfB; 20, Eastern; "a,
Gonsaga at Gonsaga; as, Mount st.
Joseph's; %. Swavely at Manassas.
March 4. Loyola, Baltimore; 6, Chevy
Chase; 9, st. Johns at st. Johns.
Evening star., 1930-12-10

too tough for Naval Hospitals court
men last night and Mefcs won, ~ to o.
with Alan staubiy leading the at-
tack With ~ points, Ace defeated Army
War College LAST night BY S6 to 20.
Fairlawn tossers experienced. little
aimculty turning back DumbartnnE 1S
to -.
Olmsted 0rillers viii play FhirlaWns
tonight ct the MAeFarland gym 81 o
O'clock. De Molays viii be met ,by the
Griilers Thursday at the same time.
West Arlingtons are eager 70 book
games with local teams on Sundays.
Write Manager Tarbutton ut ol6 North
Payson street, Baltimore, Md.
Mount Rainlefs ana Company =, Ma
tional Guard, will clash tonight at 3
o.clock on the AfInofy court at Hyatts-
Attes basketera, -tso.ifb-roundefe,
ere booking ganaes ct Metropolitan
Evening star., 1930-12-10
ALPHA DELTS TACKLE
ALEXANDRIA QUINTET
Darleys First Of Home Talent Ia
Be Encountered -Lyceums
Get Games.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December TO-
Alpha Delta Omega Fraternitys first
1ntracity basket ball game win be played
tonight with Bobby Darley's An-Stars,
starting at $40 O'Clock.
The fraternity boys opened their sea-
son with an impressive triumph over
Central High School Of washington
Richmond, fredericksburg e. Potomac
RaiiDoad Co. is planning an attractive
New Year eve program for Armory Hall
with two basket BAH games and dance.
Bobby vosts st. Mary's Lyceufn five
win entertain Gonzaea High School of
Washington here Saturday night. The
Iycetitn nve ana the st. Mafy's Bud
dies. girls team, play q double header
with teams representing the Wafrenton
a. c.. at Warrentcn. Va, tonight.
Potomac Riae Club has discontinued
its weekly practice shoots on the Jeffer-
son Elementary School range until after
the Christmas holidays.
A blind pig bowling tournament Is to
6s held at the Health Center Bowling
Alleys Saturday NIGHT.
A home and-heme basket bah series
with the Wafrenton A. q. has been Or.
ranged for the r., r. n P. Railfoadefs
Eagle Insects WIN meet toniaht at aal
south Lee street. Al players are to re.
port at O'Clock.
Evening star., 1930-12-10
HEAD HOCKEY LEAGUE

CHICAGO, December 10 OP.-The
Chicago Shan1focks, team recruited
by Tom Shaughnessy in six months,
held undisputed possession Of first place
in the American League hockey race
today.
The shannrucks, on 10 . sl1Aky start,
clinched their lead last night by de-
the Chicago Stadium. The victory gave
them q record Of 9 wins and defeats.
The Hornets previously had blanked the
Shamrock. to b.
Evening star., 1930-12-10
+ YAsfNoToN may not have .
~ large group Of amateur golf-
v efs whom the United States
S10lf AsAaciafiasa Assfs,a a6dd


Golf Association deems good
enough TO play ID the amateur chatn-
pionship, but the home folks regard
them a. some shakes IN d gulfng way,
to the extent that no fewer than seven
amateur golfers about the Capital have
been rewarded with d handicap of ex-
aetly nothing. seven sdEatcn players
are ON. display at three clubs about the
Capital. with Congressional holding
top position. Four Of the amateur golf
ers of the Congressional Club stand In
the enviable spot Of having no handi-
cap, which may be worth while or not,
depending on whether the current COM
petition Is scratch event or handi.
cap tourney. 1t Is almost automatic,
you know, that scratch player, or q
low handicap player ever wins q handi-
cap tourney. some gent with too.
top-heavy handicap begins knocking
IN long puts and that y the end Of
Why the prep0nderance Of scratch
players at Congressional? It must be
that the par OF 73 Is easier to make
than the par of II on the other two
courses which boast scratch players.
And we believe that Is true. Con-
gressional. with a par Of 10, Is an
easier course on which to score than
Washington or Columbia with q par
Of II.
Here is the list Of scratch PLAYERS
about the Capital:
Congressional-Page Hufty, Clarence
2. Murphy, N. Parker Nolan ana 8. r.
CollAdaY.
Washineton--kaurice J. MCCARTHY.
Culumbta-AGiller =. Stevifson and
Roland u. Mackenzie.
Last year Congressional did not have
scratch player, and only Mccarthy,
Seevinson ana mackenzie were rated at
scratch around washington. But this
year Nolan, Hufty, Murphy and Col
laday have been playing SO well that
the eminent Mr.. Calkins hantiicap sys-
tenn, by which the average Of the five
pest scores is taken, gives all four of
these gents q scratch rating. Hufty
has shot himself considerable golf to
get this rating, turning In scores Of
70.7o-70-6S and 70. Murphy, who
holds the club title, has registered cards
74-74-74-7s--eS ana Coiiaday has
cards which average 70.
Out at Columbia neither Stevinson
nor Mackenzie can lay . II on the line
when they want 1t, but they have turned
In cards good enough 10 efltitle them
TO the scratch rating, for both have
been below 70 under normal playing
Maurice Mccarthy has broken 10 SO
many times that 1t seems a cifich for
the long-hitting Flatbush star. His Sc
stil stands as the course record. AL
though all the leading amateurs and
pros around washington have taken
crack at It.
John j. McInerney no longer heads
the Bannockburn Golf Club. Succeed
ing as executive head Of the club, with
the resignation Of Middleton Beaman
his resignation as vice president and
1t was accepted, Bannockburn hopes
TO have some definite news on its course
reconstruction program In o few days.
Just TO show the boys that Winter
Evening star., 1930-12-10
GREENLEAF TO FACE
FORMER CUE CHAMP
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press. @
NEW YORK. December 10-fsa1ph
0reenleaf, who has fnonopolized pocket
billiards titles for years, gets fis Sec
ond test Of the current tournament
at Dryers Billiard Academy today,
meeting Bennie Allen of Kansas City
In the final Of three-rnatch program.
On the basis Of his first game against
Thomas Boatman of Portland, Greg,
Greenleaf should have little trouble in
defeating Allen, who won the national
title three times before Greenleaf
climbed to the top and now Is en-
deavoring to come back. Allen lost
his first match Of the tournament. to
Onofrio Lauri Of New York yesterday,
Other matches today bring together
Arthur Woods Of New York and Boat
man and Lauri and Frank Tabefski
Yesterdays scores: woods, i2S;
Tabersks 7s; IAufL i2s; Allen. a;
Natalie CHICAGO 1OS
Evening star., 1930-12-10
Saks Basketers Set Hot Pace,
Scoring Fifth Straight Win

~ AXIS CLoTHTER basket ball quint
promises to be one tough nut to
\ crack on the court this season.
The saks boys made 10 i've in
Q row last night, raIlyine IN the second
half to down Del Rays, IS to "A.
Del ray led 1t half time BY is to ii.
George walsh, former Brown univer-
stty tosser, has been signed by Census
Enumerators and viii debut With Earle
Moser's crew Saturday against Army
War College tossers at Immaculate
Conception gym.
with Roger teteftoii leading the way
with eight field goals and two free
tosses, Wallace Memorial basketers last
night downed st. Paul's, so to 23, at
Central High sym.
Eastern WhiFlwinds rcsed out EAST
efn PTepS last night at Nn1terls Hiah.
q b ~. ChApple scored II points Tor
the winners
- saihbon lGsEmEx daAras proved
Evening star., 1930-12-10
BOULEVARD SURPRISES
Lowly Team Takes Three Games
From Crack Rendezvous Quint.

Boulevard girl bowlers sprark the
biggest upset Of the Ladies' District
League last week when they tossed the
pennant- headed Rendezvous girls for q
three-game loss and pushed them two
games behind the John Blicks. Just q
few weeks ago the Boulevard girls
knocked the Bliek quiflt from frst place.
Capt. Frances Hell starred with q 324
set and high game Of 1913. Margaret
Lealnan was the only Rendezvous girl
to get going, but her 311 set and l18
game alone were not enough to stem
the attack.
Lorraine CULTS 339 and Billy Buffers
33l enabled Lucky Strike to take three
from King Pin. Eva Guides 343 was
big for Convention Hail girls, who swept
the set from Meyer Davis. Bill Woods
shot 545 to win one from Recreation.
Blicks won the odd game from Queen
Pin withu only mediocre pinnins.
Team Standing.
Evening star., 1930-12-10
NAVY, COMMERCE TIED
Set Pace In Ladies' Federal Loop.
Guilt and Babcock Star.

Battling for first place in the Ladies'
Federal League, Navy twice won over
Agriculture to reach the top. Com
merce, In the meantime, swept It's set
from Commerce Juniors, tying for hrst
place.
Lorraine CULTS 348 set was Navy's
winning margin. Treasury, tied with
Navy last week, lost 2 to Veterans Btu
reau. Peggy Babcock rolled 325 for
the Vets. War won two to stay In third
place. Interstate G. G. made q clean
sweep over Census Stars to tie for third
place. Commerce Comets won two from
c.. A. o. and Labor won three from
Census
Evening star., 1930-12-10
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE
BY WALTER r. McCALLUM-

golf Is easy when the weather Is fairly
respectable, b. L. Younger Of Coliim-
bia--a man who never before had broken
SO-moved out over Columbia yester-
day and shot o T8, finishing with 3 On
the last hole TO shAtter the 80 mark by
two strokes. The calendar may tell
US that Winter is Just around the cor
ner, but golf goes on just the same. Such
d day as yesterday brings the golfers
out in dFoxes, and at every club there
we're numbers Of players. At Columbia
more than 40 golfers started, while at
Washington there were fully as many.
Evening star., 1930-12-10
; FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PRESS
INDIANAPOLIS Tracy COX, IN.
dienapolis. Knocked out Billy Shaw,
Detroit (5); Billy Noon. Rock Island,
Ill, and Roy Mitchell, st. Louis.
drew (6J.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Tommy Cello,
San Francisco, outpointed Boots Anti
ley, Columbus, Ga. Clo).
LOS ANGELES. - PAulie walker.
New York. ottpointed Mike Pagan, san
Diego (iO).
.MfLWAUKmE. - 1zAxrT DublihsKy,
Chicago, won on q foul from Mickey
oNeill Milvaufee ~
Evening star., 1930-12-10
PROTEST .cARNERA MATCH
xnglish Would Not Have 1feen
Meet Big Italian Boxer.

LONDON, December 10 M1.-Prirno
Cameras match against Reggie Meffi.
young En9lsh shoe factory worker, 20
be held ia Albert HAtl December re,
has resulted In widespread oppCsitiaA
by sportsflien. Agitation against tais
match was started BY the Daily Mail.
Jed Dickson. American promoter.
told the Mail that Meen had ei1Alleneed
Carnera and that otherwise be would
not have promoted the match. Oppo-
nents Of the fight declare that Meen q
no match for tl1e Bic xt2lian and
should not Coz aAfsty's s9ie, b allowed
IN the same xing with him
Evening star., 1930-12-10
FIVE MAT BOUTS LISTED
Well Balanced Gard Is ofsred for
Show at Auditorium.

Five bouts are scheduled for tomor-
row night at the weekly wrestling show
at the Washington Auditorium. The
well balanced card promises mat fans
plenty Of wild and woody action.
In the headlinef, Doc Wilson and
Chief White Feather clash, Thoiiah
beaten twice by the Sioux, Wilson Is
rated as having an even chance Of VIM
ming Toots Mondt, manager Of Dick
Shikat, will have a tough foe on MS
hands in Pete LIE Jiar, a newcomer.
Renato Gardini italian mailman. win
tackle John Maxos, Greek wrestler
Billy Batttish viii meet Frank Hill pro-
tege of Frank Gotch and Ray Steele
viii face Nick Nestor.
Evening star., 1930-12-10

Before going further into basket
ball attack 1t would be Of value TO
the young player TO know certain
fundamentals. After all they deter
mine results In any game, especially
this one In which more boys partici-
pate than In any other Winter sport.
Take the jump. While tail ceiiters
control 1t and thereby give their
Evening star., 1930-12-10
King Makes Big Splash in Boung Market Dull Base Ball Session
BOY BoWLERs ORGANIZE
q Not @ ouint Out Front in New
League at Rockville.

Rockville Is the latest suburb to find
its boys bowling conscious" Kid
bowlers ct Rockville, instead OF form-
ing a team and issuing sweeping cha1-
lenges, have banded and organized the
junior league.
Chipmuks, Eagles, Woodpeckers and
q Not @.
John Wilson was elected president,
J. Steinberg, vice president; william
Wooton, ecretary-treasurer and ON
cial scorer, at the first meeting.
Each team rolls once q week. Stand.
ings Of the new league follow:
WI, WI.
EaEies ...:.. .....:.:. 1 WoodpSeksrsi i'.'. 4
Evening star., 1930-12-10
CHASE GOES TO JAIL
Former Big Lacquer Fails to Pay
Fine on Auto Charge.

No0AIiES, Ariz. December 10 Lep.--
Hal Chase, once the most graceful firSt
Daseman In major league base bah, Is
IN jail.
The former star was given a prefer.
ence of paying fine OF SIS or serv.
ing 30 days when he pleaded guilty
to 0 charge Of driving an automobile
while intoxicated. Re did not pay the
fine.
Testimony was that the former first
baseman for both New York clubs.
Chicago and Cincinnati crashed into
two cars.
Evening star., 1930-12-10
HYATTsvILLE BOY BUSY

HYATTsvnIIE, Md, December TO-
Not only Is Doug McChesfiey former
crack sprinter of Hyattsville High
School, a candidate for the freshmen
track team at Duke University, but he
Is also seeking honors In boxing. In
addition, he showed well as q candidate
for the yeafling foot ball team the past
Fall until leg injury forced him to
forsake the gridirun FOR the season.
HyattsviIle team Of the District Bowl
ing League win be battling to gain
third place In the championship race
when lt enteftAi1S Temples of WASH
ifigton on the Arcade alleys here Friday
night at O'Clock. Should Hyattsville
win two matches. 1t will oiist Temple
from third place.
Evening star., 1930-12-10

High team mtsRerWoosd Rsd A. c., ssi.
High team get-Nomads,- 1879. -.
High individual Averaee-B. Wormsley,
EIissbb iinsiSiiaagsl ssrtis,g,Ayth. is2 an
High spares-B. WotmSley and Frye, ei
High strikes-B. Wofmsley, 1S.
Evening star., 1930-12-10
ny FRANCIS r. STAN.

E9sfAANSA0 As O4ANe
n TO DUoKPIN record daily il at-
nj tackled with as much consist
Y ency as Charlie Phillips ma
tional three-game set record Of
4Ss. But IL sheds attacks like q duck
sheds water.
Bowlers probably won't shoot much
higher scores than they DO now, but
80 large has the field Of duckpinners
become that scarcely q night goes by
without 400" set.
NO one has been able though, to beat
Phillips record set up in 1919 at Con-
vention Hall.
Disccunting bowlers Of other cities,
approximately 10000 league duckpin.
ners roll at least one three game set
week. NO other record IL 90 menaced
With the exception Of the high single
game mark Of 100, established IN 1927
ny Howard b Ryon, and the 100 fiAt
game OF Tip" ONeil. Ryon's record
still stands as ofiicial but it has been
broken. Joe OVerend, Recreation League
pinman, rolled 203 early this season, but
there was no foul line Judge.
Before the current season got under
Woy, WdSklALlBbOnS Iea0lnB DOWler8,
many OF them holders Of records them
selves, predicted q wholesale fan Of rec
ords. The three.gafne set mark was
one Of them.
The opening night Of the District
League was marked by spectacular
shooting by the Northeast Temples. Joe
Harrison bowled set Of 433. No other
set has 20 closely approached Phillips
HLANCE over some OF the big sets
~ made this year. Joe Harrison's
43S stands first, but Perce Wolfe
has made three "4o0" sets In the Dis.
trict and Maryland. Virginia leagues.
He has rolled 423, 422 and All. Paul
Jarmaf1's all is high IN the Commercial
League. Clearys 404 Is high for the
Masonic League, as Is Nick Chaconas'
ale In the Columbia Heights League
Evening star., 1930-12-10
MEEHAN DUE no stay.

NEW YORK. December 10 M9s-An-
Ilouncement that Chick Meehan has
been re-engaged as head foot ball coach
at New York University under . new
annual dinner In honor ct the team ca
Thursday night.
Evening star., 1930-12-10
NETS $4,000 FOR CHARITY.

NEW YORK, December 10 N9.-The
C0lgatesNew York University f1ot hail
game last Saturday brought IA sis :
464.9S for unemployment relief. Total
receipts were 479,0S3.50 with total az
peTseS of S5,5e5. 81.