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Evening star., 1930-11-30
HYATTSvILLE QUINT
HITS WINNING PACE
Wolfe Leads Team to Clean Sweep
Over Meyer Davis Bowlers.
King Pins Drop Two.

Hyattsville bowlers who have been
taking it on the chin lot since the
District League campaign opened, struck
back last week with sweeping victory
over Meyer Davis as they started nine
weeks of rolling on their home alleys.
We've got 'em in our back yard now
ana watch our smoke" said Manager
Oscar Hiser.
Pete Wolfe led the suburban crew to
their triumph with scores of 125, lis
and l3I, while Capt. Freddie Moore Of
Meyer Davis shot 377 set to top the
match.
The leading King Primers, after drop
ping two games to Petworth, came back
to take the John Blicks over the jumps
for the odd tilt in postponed clash,
when Bernie Frye smacked the naples
for 386.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
WILSON AND MARCY
LEAD IN TRAPSHOOT
Former Captures Two Legs on
Singer Trophy, Latter Takes So
Target Match for Fairfax Spoon.

Walter Wilson and Jim Marcy
showed the way to field of II in the
weekly Washington Gun Club trap
shoot yesterday at the Benning range.
Wilson won the added target shoot
on to settle tie in the second spoon
event, in which Shelton, Emmons and
Cook also figured. In the Singer trophy
competition Wilson captured two legs.
Marcy was the winner in the So
target contest for the Fairfax spoon,
after he and A. w. Stronger had tied,
each with 48 hits. Marcy also was
victorious in the Lane miss-and-out
contest, in which he Is leading the field.
Stronger was another winner in the
first event on the Singer trophy. Presi-
dent Cook was high gun in the second
event and F. P. Wilson triumphed In
the third
Walter Wilson, Comdr. F. p. williams
and r. D. Morgan now are tied for
high honors in the Singer event COM
petition, which closes December 13.
Each has seven wins.
Yesterdays scores follow:
Fifty 16-yard targetS-Strowger 48;
Wilson, 48; G. A. Emmons, 46; Parker
Cook, 46; Wilson, 43; Shelton, 43;
Fawsett, 22x25; Green, 81; Franklin,
80; Welsh, 1Sx25.
Singer trophy-Wilson, 23-17-22;
Stronger, 23-21-17; Cook, 22-22-19;
Williams, 19-21-22; Shelton, 21-19-20;
Parsons, 31-17-17; Fawsett, 19-13-21;
Cain. 20-ss-10; Stine, 18-l7-ls; Nor
gan, 1914 Is.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
LAP BURTNER is being missed by
l. Centennial, Cross claims. .Jeru-
BROOKLYN CAGE TEAM
TO PLAY ST. MARTINS
Calder A. c., Champions of Navy
Yard Boys Club, Meets Capital
Lads in Gym Here.

Calder Athletic Club basket ball
team, champion of the Navy Yard Boys
Club Of Brooklyn, N. Y, will engage st.
Martins Seniors In the latter's gym
here this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
Calder quint squeezed out 24-22 VIC
tory over the Saints last season.
Owl Juniors, also of the Brooklyn
Club, will face st. Martins. Juniors at
o'clock in preliminary. Each Of
these teams has defeated the other once
the past two seasons.
Monroe basket ball team, which has
won its last four games. will play three
hard matches this week. It will meet
Army Headquarters tomorrow night at
o'clock at the War College gym,
Anacostia Eagles Thursday night on
the Wilson Normal School hardwood
and Army War College Saturday night.
Monroes already have booked several
out-of-town opponents. but are after
more of 'em. Call Manager Howard
Mann at Adams 1864 or address him
at 65l Columbia road.
st. Martins baSketers, who downed
Holy Name, % to 10, yesterday, are
booking other opponents through
Manager Parkhill at Potomac 1886.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
LON KRAUSS BEST
BOWLING PROPHET
Came Closest to Guessing
Score That Would Win
BliCk Marathon.

~ F all predictions made by bowl
4 ing experts on the John Blick
100-game marathon. that by
LonYiie Krauss came closest to
panning out. Lonnie declared the win
ner would average lis. He was scanv
point out of the way, for Brad Mand-
ley's winning average was 1882.
IT expected to win," commented
Mandley, "and a couple of days ago I
said wouldn't have to bowl more than
110 average.
"The 113 average made by both
Parsons and myself was a big surprise
to me-"
AS a matter Of fact, the averages of
both Mandley and Parsons easily could
have been lis or better had they not
been restricted by time limit. They
had more spare breaks, more strikes
and were growing 'em better toward
the end than most of the way Because
Of the time limit, Mandley practically
was rolling the last two games with
one ball a box.
When Lonnie's brother Harry rolled
"a consecutive hours at tenpins, his
average only was points below his
league pace. Mandley's average this
year so far in the District League is
lit. about points above his marathon
mark.
All of the duckpinners declared after
the match they felt but little fatigue
in the muscles. Fingers and feet
ached. Dutch Newman came away
after 81 games with his finger tips
trickling blood. So did Paulie Harri-
son. George ISemann had the skin
worn of before the event started, the
result of training. Only Brad Mand-
ley and Burt Parsons had no physical
impairment.
Following are the games and totals
Of each of the 8 marathoners-the first
100-game set of duckpins ever rolled:
Evening star., 1930-11-30
On the Drives
TOMORROW.
Northeast Temple.

District League-Temple VS.. Cornell's
Lunch.
Eastern League-Isherwoods VS.. Peer
less, Venezkys VS.. Bens Tire, Braves VS.
Elites.
Arcadia.
Federal League-Internal Revenue VS.
Merchants Fleet, City Post Office VS.
Veteran Administration, Supervising
Architects VS.. P. B. & p. p, Treasury
VS.. Post Office, G. P. o. VS.. Navy.
Ladies Agriculture League-Co-op-
Grafton VS.. Extension, Information VS.
F. & w., .Inter-Div. VS.. Cotton.
Lucky Strike.
Western Union Mems League-Re-
peaters VS.. Equipment, Accounting VS.
Delivery, Automatic VS.. T. and R.
Typothetae League-Big Print Shop
VS.. Gibson Bros, Central Printing VS.
Charles H. Potter, Craftsmen VS.. Stand
ard Engraving, American Electrotype
VS.. Lew Thayer, National Engraving VS.
Columbian Printing, George A. Simonds
VS.. Potomac Electrotype, Maxwell Jones
VS.. Washington Typographers, Ty-
pothetae VS.. Judd g. Deweiler, Fellow
ship Forum VS.. National Capital Press
Ransdell VS.. H-K Advertising Service
On Time All Time VS.. National Pub
fishing.
National Capital Coliseum
VS.. Rinaldi Tailors.
Y. M. C. A.
Terminal "Y' League-C. T. Co. VS..
r. M. S., B. & o. VS.. Trainmen.
Convention Hall.
Merchants League-W. r. Winslow
VS.. Uneeda Bakers, E. w. Minte VS..
Barber & Ross, M. Kapneck VS.. Penn
Electric, Skinless Franks VS.. Southern
Diaries No. l, Thompson Bros. Furni-
ture VS.. Coca-Cola, Southern Diaries
No. 2 VS.. Thompson's Dairy, District
Grocery Stores VS.. National Glass Shop.
Sanico League--Fagan VS.. Bradford,
Diehl VS.. Roberts, Willis VS.. Mercer,
Smith VS.. Leffler, Bremerman VS.. King,
Gartrell VS.. Mortimer.
Income Tax Unit League-C5 VS.. To,
A3 VS.. Do, D1 VS.. CO, CO VS.. OG, Min
VS.. CL2, Gil VS.. Ell, E2 VS.. HOO, HO1
VS.. B2, B1 VS.. ABC, R3 VS.. M, RI VS..
SA, Tim VS.. RI, Rec VS.. Sec, AL VS.. DC,
tt VS.. Az.
Fraternity League-Sigma Delta VS..
Sigma Lambda Nu, Pi Phi VS.. Kappa
Phi, Alpha Iota Kappa VS.. A. S. L.,
Chi Sigma Ch.; A. S. L., Kappa Sigma
Ch., VS.. A. S. L., Sigma Phi Ch.
City Post Office.
City Post Once -Postmasters
VS.. Equipment and Supervising, r. M. S.
VS.. Distributors.
Hyattsville Arcade.
Prince Georges Ladies' League
Woodpeckers VS.. w. S. S. D.
Prince Georges Mems League, Section
1-Arcades VS.. Suburban Motor Sales.
Prince Georges Mems League, Section
2-W. S. S. D. VS.. Huddleston Garage.
.s Silver Spring.
North of Washington League-Av:x-
none Freres VS.. Kensington, Commits
sionerS VS.. L. E. Breuninger, White Pig
VS.. John De Muths, American Legion
VS.. Potter-Nash Motor, Frank L. Hewitt
VS.. Geary-Johnson, Manhattan VS..
Faulconer & Proctor.
Mount Rainier.
Mount Rainier League, Glass A
Riverdale Confectionery VS.. Dixie Pig.
Mount Rainier League, Glass B.
Lakeman Service vs.. Sullivan Helan.
Prince Georges Ladies' League-Dixie
Pigs VS.. Gallant Fox.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
BY.R. d. THOMAS.

BY II. ID. THOMAS.
~ OOD-BY, Coliseum, but be-
fore the finish, just one
~ more grand old duckpin
party! ......
The Coliseum, housed in the
Center Market Building con-
demned by Congress, yesterday
was awarded the third annual
singles tournament of The Eve
ming Star, play to start Decem-
ber 26.
It may be the last big event
held at the popular bowling plant
of which Harry I. Carroll is pro-
prietor.
Men, women and, yep, children,
are invited to take part. The lists
will close on Saturday, December
20, and there will be no entry fee.
Five hundred dollars in cash will be
presented the high scorers and the
champion man and champion woman
will be given medals emblematic OF
their victories.
Five games will be rolled by each
male participant and three by each fair
entrant, these to be paid for at the
usual rate of 20 cents game, or, If
rolled in the afternoon, is cents. There
will be no other cost. All prizes will
be given by The Star.
The awarding of cash prizes is de-
parture from the plan of the two pre-
vious tournaments, but the question Of
amateurism is not involved. The Ma
tional Duckpin Bowling Congress and
national organizations governing other
amateur sports have an understanding
regarding this characteristic of the
bowling game However, any prize
winner so wishing may receive the
amount of his award In plate.
The prize list follows:
Mems Class.
First-$50 and medal.
Second-$40.
Third-$30.
Next seven places-$12 each.
Next ten places-$10 each.
Women's Class.
First-$50 and medal.
Second-$40.
Third-$30.
Next six places-$10 each.
Tenth-$8.
Eleventh-$5
Twelfth-$3.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
CLARENDON FRATERNAL LEAGUE.


LADIES' INDEPENDENT LEAGUE.
Team STANDING
Evening star., 1930-11-30
Coliseum Auuded Eenng Stars Third Annual Yuede Boouling
Bull-Headed Bulls
Feared by Judge

By the Associated Press.
NEWARK, N. j., November 29.-
A bull simply cannot be depended
upon. Chief Justice Gummere
voiced that opinion today in a de-
cision that definitely Cancelled New
ark's proposed bull fight of De-
cember 6.
The court ruled against an ap-
plication for a writ to compel q
permit for the fight and said Safety
Director Egan's better judgment
should prevail.
You never can tell" the Justice
observed, what even the best bred
bull may do"
Frank Bozza, counsel for Pro-
moter MacKay. had argued that
the proposed fight. starring Toreador
Sidney Franklin. would be merely an
exhibition of skill and grace, with
out danger and cruelty. The pro-
moter announced he would attempt
to hold the fight" In some other
New Jersey town.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
Chips From the Maple,Uays

Make Rosenberg. Arthur Doying is a
help to Mount Pleasant. .BarristeT
could use Leo Speer again. Malcolm
Watson deserves credit for putting
La Fayette at the top without Glenn
Wolstenholme and Red Megaw. .
Charlie Phillips looks good. and Ray
Cross gets a big kick from watching
the bowlers' expressions.
THE pair of bowlers to get hot in
i the blind pig tournament for the
keep warm for some time after, the
committee announced. The Terminal
Ice Co. has donated ton of coal as a
first prize.
Incidentally, the entry blanks are at
the alleys now, and George Isemann Is
looking for a big turnout.
LIEN BROMLEY had a hot hand in
i i the Georgetown Church League
last week. He rolled a large 1854
set. His last game was 142 and might
have been more with a few breaks.
He made eight marks, missing only
in the second and eighth boxes. On
three of 'em he cut deuces and then
pulled spares.
DURT PARSONS, runner-up to Brad
- Mandley in John Blick's Marathon
still is being backed by Blick as
the fastest and hardest bowler in the
country.
AS the boys we're turning the 30
game mark, about five hours after the
start, Parsons, who still was going
strong, wanted to know If anybody
wanted to start a pot" game after the
marathon was over. He wanted to get
in 1t.
Burt bowled 81 games the afternoon
and evening before the marathon.
DAY BLADEN smashed the high sci
X record in the Odd Fellows League
last week with 376, his Langdon
team taking three from Central. His
big game was 1877, high for the week
Langdon's 1900 team set was also the
Iocf nf the vuook
Evening star., 1930-11-30
Line-up and Summary.
NAVY RUNNERS SCORE
Beat Lafayette to End Second Yeal
Indicated in Cross-Country.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, November o.
Closing the second season in row in
which they have been completely sue
cesSful, the Naval Academy cross
country runners. coached by Tommy
Thdnpson. Dartmouth hurdler and
Olympic winner, defeated Lafayette here
this afternoon, 81 to 81, over 5-n1ile
course.
Handman, Navy, covering the dis
tAnee in 81 minutes, So tenths seconds,
cut over 10 seconds from the record
for the course.
Early in the race, Hardman took a
commanding lead, and close race fol-
lowed for second place between Gibson,
Navy, and Masterson, Lafayette, the
former winning close victory.
Evening star., 1930-11-30

~ AY CROSS, the demon scorer Of
~ the Masonic League, is getting
L worried about Oh loop. Ray
Evening star., 1930-11-30
BOXING AT FORT MYER
Ring Shows Under Ahearn Will Be
Resumed December Is.

Revival of boxing at Fort Myer, after
lapse Of several years, is planned with
the opening card scheduled Monday,
December IS. The bouts are to be
staged by a club organized at the post.
Goldie Ahearn, a prominent figure in
the former Fort Myer shows. is the
matchmaker for the new club. He
plans "a rounds of lively fighting for
the opening card, part of the proceeds
of which will be turned over to the
needy Of Arlington County, Va.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
Team Standing.
ALUMNI ELEVEN VICTOR
Grads Score 1910 Over High School
at Martinsburg.

MARTINSBURG. w. Va, November
2e.-Martinsburg High School played
its eleventh and closing game OF the
foot ball season here today and was
beaten by the alumni, II to 0.
with q weakened line the high school
STAYED on the advances of the alumni
In the first half, but, led by giant Alon-
70 Karnes, the old grads Tailed In the
third and fourth quarters.
Karnes' powerful line game placed
the ball in scoring position for the first
touchdown and he scored the second
himself. plunging through and running
40 yards to goal.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
: GENOA ADDS TO LEAD

Betters Stand in K. of c. Bowling
as Near Rivals Lose.
Despite that it dropped two games
out of five Genoa added to its slender
lead in the Knight of Columbus League
over Santa Maria and Marquette,
standing second and third. While
Genoa was losing two to Ovando after
taking pair from Champlain, the
Santa Maria bunch twice bowed to
Palos and Marquette was handed cou-
pie of setbacks by Cortez. Genoa rolled
588 for seasons high game in its lone
winning effort over Ovando and O'Neal,
also Of Genoa, socked for 386 for an
other seasons mark.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
D. G. S. PLANS TWO CUNTS
Meeting Tuesday Called to Prepare
for Basket Ball Season.

two basket ball quints in independent
ranks this season and will hold mest-
ing Tuesday night at the clubhouse to
make plans. Ali members Of the Palace
d. q. s. club and any new candidates
are requested to report at 464 K street
southwest at o'clock.
The Grocers will play in the lis and
145 pound classes.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
Ex-Bat Boy Now
Owns Ball Club

JERSEY CITY, N. j., November
20 R).-Samuel v. Colacurcio,
wealthy Jersey City contractor, to-
day became owner of the Jersey City
International League Base Ball
Club-the team for which he served
as bat boy 18 years ago.
Frank j. Donnelly, who with his
brother william had owned the team
since the death of Joseph Moran In
1924, announced today the con-
tractor had purchased the fran
chise and IA players, but did not di-
ullge the sale price. Associates Of
the management, however, placed
the price at 5000, 900.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
PIRATES BUY PAIR
Get Mealey, Catcher, and Jensen,
Outfelder, for Four Rockies.

PITTSBURGH. November 90 (R.-
The Pittsburgh Pirates today acquired
Maurice (Jack) Mealey, a catcher, and
Forrest Jensen. outfielder, from Wichita
of the Western League.
Howard Croskloss and Floyd Young,
infielderS, and Bernard Walter and
Clay Mahsffey, pitchers, all recruits,
were sent to wichita In exchange for
the pair.
Evening star., 1930-11-30

D I NJ Do IIIOWHhD'
~ OOD-BY, Coliseum, but be-
fore the finish, just one
~ more grand old duckpin
Evening star., 1930-11-30
SEAMEN CHALLENGE.

Seamen Gunner foot ball team, which
has won six games, tied one and lost
one In eight starts, last night issued
sweeping def to all unlimited class
elevens in the District. Challenges are
being received by the Seamen Gunner
manager at Lincoln 0171.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
ATONEMENT BY A POINT
Beats Calvary B. Y. P. q. in Sun
day School Basket Loop Game.

Atonement quint conquered Calvary
Baptist Young Peoples Union, 20 to
10, in the closest of three Sunday
School Basket Ball League games last
night at the Central Y. M. c. A. Cal
vary brakes downed Wallace Memorial,
"a to II, and United Brethren drubbed
Calvary Methodists, % to is, in other
Evening star., 1930-11-30
SANICO LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High team games-Willis, SIS; Fagans'
High team sets-Diehrs, 1868; Roberts,
1882. ,,,,-
High individual averages-La Billie
High individual games-Douglas Pagan'sl,
L. La Billie Diehis' and Gallant 'MeFceF''
High individual sets-Hradford (Brad-
ford's), 385; La Billie (Diehl'S), $50.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
TILT TO TRINITY

Trinity Methodists triumphed over
the Central Y. M. c. A. quint, 20 to rs,
last night on the iatter's floor In a
hard fought basket ball game that
opened the campaign for both teams.
1t was close all the way, with Trinitys
ahead at the half, Is to IA.
TiYo.lnc.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
LUTHERAN LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High team sets-Georgetown, 1,603; Ref
ormation No. l, 1.577.
High team games-Reformation No. 1, 576
Ceorgeton, $50.
High Individual sets-Hall, 34s; steinmey-
High individual games-Harries, 139; Sci
bert, 1876.
Evening star., 1930-11-30

BARCELONA, Spain, November 20
R.-Ninety thousand customers, &C.
cording to the promoters estimate, will
pay to watch Primo Camera and
Pauline Uzcudun In q prize fight here
tomorrow night. The odds tlightly
favored Camera.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
LR. O. u. A. M. LEAGIE.
Season Records.

High team game-Liberty Bell, 5sl
High team Set-Potomac Valley Forse. 1914
High individual average-Wilson, ll3.
High individual game-F. Cormick, 1855.
High individual set. Krams, 366
High individual spares-J. o. Small, 56.
High individual strikeS-O. Moore, l6.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
Yanks Release Wrestling.

NEW YORK, November 90 CR.--
The New York Yankees today released
George Wrestling, shortstop, to the
Portland Club Of the Pacific Coast
Evening star., 1930-11-30
BAKERY LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High individual game-Edinger, 169.
Second high individual game-H. Frye, 147.
High individual set-Edinger, 1913.
Second high individual Set-Laue, $40.
Greatest number spares-Laue, 90.
Second greatest number spares-Edinger, 81.
Greatest number strikes-Laue, l6.
Second greatest number StrIkes-Edinger,
Stockman, Is.
High individual average-Edinger, 1ll-l9.
Second high individual ayerage-Laue,
Hills.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
CAMBRIDGE WINS RELAY
Beats Oxford Team Despite Efforts
of Two Americans.

CAMBF TDGE. England. November
20 (P.-Cambridge defeated oxford in
tlIen annual le4ay Idre meet to4aJ
winning five events to Oxfords two.
Two American students at oxford, E.
w. Goodwillie, formerly of Cornell, and
F. L. Hoyde, formerly of Minnesota, ran
for the Dark Blue in the 400-yard relay
Qour legs of 100 yards each), but we're
not able TO bring victory. Cambridge
won the event by four feet, running the
distance in 80 seconds.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
ON THE DRIVES
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team eame-Nat. Litho., SIS.
Hieh team set-King Pin No. 2, 1857.
High individual game-Alsop (king Pln)'
High individual set-Alsop (King Pinl. 387:
High individual average-Needle (Walcott
T-~+eD. 1I9.
High strikes-Krakow (King Pin). lis.
High spareS-J. PauluS (Olympian), 70.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
CLARENDoN COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Season Records,

High average-Swain, 1l2.
High game-Crutchley, l62.
High schiller, 38l
High spares-Clarke, 10.
High strikeS-McCarthy, %.
High team game-Boyer, COS.
High team Set--Boyer, 1,7O7
Evening star., 1930-11-30
JOHN BLICK MIDGETs
J0LLIFFE WINS STAKES
Shoots 379 in King Pin Tourney.
Billheimer Is Runner-Up.

Jimmy Jolliffe, with a score of 379 for
three games, led the field in the weekly
bowling sweepstakes last night at King
Pin No. /. Irving Billheimer was Sec
ond with 373.
Scores follow:
Evening star., 1930-11-30
BLICK KIDS CLEAN UP

Take Second Set From Rendezvous
to Win Series by 113 Pins.
The John Blick Midgets added four
pins in the second block of their 10
game match with Tad Howard's Rem
devious Kids last night at the Rendez-
vous to win the series by 113 pins.
Ounce Harrison's 332 set was high
for the Blicks, while Capt AL Baers
306 set was high for the losers.
The scores:
Evening star., 1930-11-30

N AY CROSS, the demon scorer OF
- the Masonic League, is getting
worried about OF loop. Ray
yearns for the old-time pepper.
"where is Henry Rodier's Yeah
Harmony'?" writes Cross. He used to
raise the roof when somebody pulled a
spare. Now it's too quiet. The team
enthusiasm Of former years is sadly
missing"
Ray admits he's stumped.
It seems that Ray Is trying to wake
up the Masonic League, 81 teams
strong. The old spirit is gone and
Rays trying to find 1t.
Now Cross, who occupies the foul
line stool at Convention Hall every
league night with barrel-shaped pipe
stuck in his mouth, 10 in a position TO
see things.
He intimates there's an inferiority
complex among the IS teams trailing
La Fayette and King David. Or it may
be plain inferiority. With the season
one-third over, the same teams that've
won the pernant the last couple of
years again are on top. Despite the
new handicap system, too, which is
IWO-kAhAuo t4AC OAA4CAChSC bOOWCCA 1AC
teams with q maximum of 40.
Ray doesn't understand it, but Sug-
gests trying one season with the low
team having full difference
This, he thinks, will bring back
memories.
LAP BURTNER is being missed by
Il L Centennial, Cross claims. .Jeru-
salem misses Granville Jacobs. {. :.
Smith, a member of Jerusalem's last
pennant- winning quint has returned
and may help. King Solomon owes
its present standing to the handicap
system. .Koontz is helping the Scrappy
Anacostias. Mount Hermon would be
formidable If AL Fischer would come
back Acacia can't win games, but
looks good on paper. .Joppa needs a
100-average bowler. .Gompers miss
Evening star., 1930-11-30
ALUMNI TAKE GAME
Both District High Regulars Lose
Closing Contest, Ole.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. Va, No
vember 29.-Bath District High played
poor foot ball in its closing game here
today against team of alumni and lost.
10 to o. The high school boys were
without their experienced quarterback
and field general, Kearns.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
B. b. EARNsHAW LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-Ofiice, 536.
High team set-Ofhce, l,497.
1853
High individual set-Baxter (Warehouse),
3s8
High average-McClary (Utility), 102-10.
High fiat game-McClary utility. 80.
High spares-McClary tUtilityJ, 81.
High strikes-Carrico (Ofice), II; Murray
(Omce), II; Baxter (Warehouse), IL.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
ODD FELLOWs, LEAGUE.

Season RECORDS.
High team game-Amity No. /, $50
High team set-Mount Pleasant, 1920
High individual game-E. Donaldson, 144.
High individual set-R. Bla den, 376.
High fiat game-Mibourn, Sc.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
CLARENDON BUSINESS LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High average-Fab brizo, i08.
High game-Talbott, l55.
High set-Talbott, 37i.
High team game-Ballston Pharmacy, 5o6
High team set-Miller Service, 1,649.
Evening star., 1930-11-30

SPAIN GOES FOR BOUT

Totals. iii 20 Totals. 49,. . a