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MANY OF LEAGUES
LIST ALL ROLLERS
About 1850 Teams Eligible
for Event-SingIe Pin
Experts in Test.

Wv WASHINGTON has approx
M mately 1850 bowling
Y teams and 10000 indi-
viduals who take part IN
organized competition, according
to the latest figures of the City
Duckpin Association, which is
preparing for It's twenty first an
1nual championships, to be held at
the Lucky Strike, starting April
20. Entries will close April 4.
Entry blanks have been sent to the
-enptatns Of all teams and early re-
turns are gratifying to Arville Eoersole'
association secretary, who hopes 70
eu,al last years record entry OF ST.
teams. with doubles and singles in pro-
portion.
II all the leagues supported the
..o-,rnsn1snt as does the Suburban OF
petworth. 1t would be about three times
e larre. Il has just been announced
That the Suburban League, for the
seventh consecutive year, VIII De entereO
In q body.
EBERsOLE has been given aSSur-
Il ances Of more enttre-league repre-,
sentationS than ever took part ano
q substantial boost over last year mas
been promised by a number OF tne
larger circuits. So the hard-worklng
secTetary. who several weeks ago was
gloomy over prospects, has become
cheerful.
suburban bowlers, it is indicated viii
nock into the tournament, LED by mem.
bers Of the Washington and Maryland
Suburban League wnicn VIII DC rep
resented by all its 10 tears.
Eleven Of the IA teams Of the King
pin Business Mems League nave
signed up and the other three are ex-
pocted TO.
me KNIGHTS of Columbus League will
ha IN solid and big delegations are
promised from the Masonic and Odd
Fellows organizations.
ryuE city tournament will be divided
into 1--WE classes, according 70
averages. thus giving every entran'
q fair chance.
Tomorrow and Tuesday the Eastern
star League viii stage the first half OF
ia annual tournament at the Lucky
strike. the event TO be finished Monday
nd Tuesday Of the following week.
For the nrst time In years Washing
ton Is to have q single pin tournament
1Gtno SiHni Is rounding up the lads VINO
relieve they're deadly shots at lonely
NAPLES and they will have 1t out Fri
day. at the Rendezvous. and the follow
ing Tuesday at the Northeast Temple.
TWO hundred balls win be rolled at
as many pins end when the sharp
shooters have finished most OF them
probably win be surprised to learn JUS
how many times they blew the simplest
spare break.
An entry fee Of SO will be levied, with
az OF this to pay for the cost OF bowling
Later on SINH plans similar event fol
experts with an entry fee OF S., per-
shaps more.
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City Pin Tourney Outlook Bghtens Bethany Wins Eastern Sta
DOWN THE LINE
BY W. o. McCHEEHAN-

would not believe what they saw. Half
of them thought that there must have
been something crooked about 1t.
This feeling built up natural bally-
hoo for the return bout. This was the
most expensive sporting event that ever
was staged. They filled the huge sta
dunn on the shores of Lake Michigan
and the gate receipts were close TO
three millions.
Naturally, Richard was little
touched by the wild success Of his ven
lures. He continued to babble about
millions and was predicting q five-mil-
lion dollar gate. He would take over
all of the commercialized sports OF the
world. He would have Madison Square
Garden chains all around the world.
He would corner all of the fighters
and all Of the professional sports. He
would operate gambling houses and
race tracks. There was more money
to be had out Of the sports Of the coun-
try than out Of all of the industries.
He went in for yacht. He announced
that he was a millionaire in fact and
that sports would bring him many more
millions.
But the fight at Chicago for the gate
of almost three million was the peak
Of the rise in the caulihower industry.
Richard and his financial associates
thought it was only beginning, which
showed that these f1nanciers knew just
as little as financiers in other lines OF
endeavor.
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MARYLAND RIFLEMEN
WIN Sd CORPS TITLE
Earn Trophy and Right to Shoot
in National Event-Totals
1854 Out of 1000.

University Of Maryland's Reserve
Omcers Training Corps unit rifle team
has lust been notified that 1t has won
the championship Of the Sd Corps Area.
This area takes in Pennsylvania, MARY
land. Virginia and the District Of Co
lumbia.
The Old Line team of 10 men, coached
by Lieut.. Edward Bowes, registered
total of 1884 out Of possible 1000
The victory gave the Maryland rifie-
men the right to shoot in the national
r. o. T. C. championship match, open
to winners In each area. This match,
now in progress, is shot on the home
range of each team and the targets
submitted for inspection and approval.
The Sd Corps Area Trophy, which
was won last year by Carnegie Tech,
now is on its way to College Park. It
must be won three times for permanent
possession.
The scores Of the winning Maryland
- R-TV-
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PENNANT DECIDED
IN FINAL MATCHES
Centennial Girls Finish One
Game Behind-Tourney
Starts Tomorrow.

DETHANY CHAPTER flashed
X in a pennant victor by one
- game in the 22-team East
ern Star League, when 1t
won two of three games from
Unity, while its rival, Washing
ton Centennial No. /, was handing
a like defeat to Miriam.
Bethany's successful quest of the title
was marked by consistent pinntng. The
runner-up, Washington Centennial No.
/, finished with a total of 962 more
pins than the winning club, while the
individual averages also were higher
than those Of the Bethany girls.
Lucy Owen led all girls in the league
with an average of 104-13, while Jen-
ME Malcolm and BeSs Ackman tied for
second with 1914.
Tournament Next.
With the regular league season over,
the annual tournament will start to-
morrow at the Lucky Strike. The
event will continue Tuesday and be
resumed again Monday, March 80, and
Tuesday, March 81. A sweepstakes will
follow.
Maude Youmans, oficial scorer. an
rlounceS that in accordance with the
rules of the league, an individual or
team Is allowed only one league prize,
the highest award to be given and the
others passing on to the next in line.
The league win hold dance at 2400
Sixteenth street Saturday, March %.
Cards also will be played.
Final team standing, individual av-
erages, season records and the sched-
ule for the first two nights Of the
tournament, follow:
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TINE General Assembly Of Virginia,
at its last session, placed in the
hands Of its Commission on Game
and Inland Fisheries full authority
over brackish and fresh water streams
in that State. Acting under this power,
the commission placed a ban on net
fishermen in the creeks and coves on
the Virginia side of the Potomac from
Hallowings Point to District of Col
umbia waters. This action OF the COM
mission was protested by commercial
fishermen of Accotink and other places,
who claimed that the placing Of the
ban would deprive them Of livelihood.
Last week the Virginia commission
met in Alexandria, Va, to allow the
fishermen to present their views. These
men were represented by Representative
elect Smith of Virginia. In addressing
the commission he told of the hardships
that would result If the ban was not
rescinded, Of the money invested by the
men in seineS and nets, boats and other
paraphernalia, which would be a loss
to them, and then called on many OF the
fishermen and several members OF the
Virginia Legislature.
The members of the Legislature spoke
Of the confidence they had in the COM
mission when the authority was placed
with them by the last General Assembly.
They said they had voted in favor Of
the authority, and still had the con-
fldence that the commission would do
the right thing. Bangl Bangl That
was a fine thing for the commission to
hear from some of the men who had
voted To place the authority in their
hands and who would in all probability
be In the next Legislature. Needless to
say these men spoke for the commercial
fishermen.
Despite the fact that Deputy Com
missioner Radcliffe Of the Bureau OF
Fisheries placed figures before the COM
mission showing that the entire fish,
ing community of Fairfax County had
made but $4,000 during the past year
from this source and that Of this
amount but 500 could go to each
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FRESCH| RETAINS
PIN STAKES LEAD
Rolls 584 to Boost Total to
1886 in Suburban.
Rivals Hang On.
ZOE rREscH1. who sho. s12 to ls

TOE FRESCHI, who shot 612 to lead
the 40 bowlers in the Suburban
~ Sweepstakes in the first Ave-
game set, continued in front last
night when he added 584 sticks for q
grand total of 1876. The field was
divided between the Boulevard and
Hiser's Bethesda establishment.
Brud Kessler rolled 578 to remain in
second place with a total Of 1,1S7, and
Aston Clarke chung to third position
with 573 last night and gross score
Of 1,18l. Thurston FUR pulled up to
fourth with 583-1,170.
Henry Hiser was high man OF the
night with Gil, and his total of lisa
put him in contending position. The
tournament will be finished next Satur-
day night at Rosslyn. Hiser also had
the best game, 154, which he finished
with a strike and dismal count OF
four.
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DYNAMITE LEAGUE.
49, at.uAtm~


High individual game-Chipouras chill
High individual set-van Hoesen (Pin
BuSters), 353.
High team game-Little Potatoes. SAT.
High team set-Pin Busters, 1858.
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WASHINGTON ~ GETS
EVEN SPORTS BREAK
Defeats Richmond in Volley Ball,
9 to 2, but Loses Wrestling
Match by 2 to 6.

washington and Richmond Y. NJ. c.
A. divided athletic honors yesterday at
the Central Y. M. c. A., the former
winning at vollsy ball, three matches
70 two, but losing at wrestling, two
matches to six.
Ia volley ball the washington team,
comprising Lansford, Hunter, Hunt.
Richardson, Hanson and Sample,
dropped the first two tests, but then
stepped out to win the next three. II
was the second win this season for the
Wasfinetonians over the Richmond
boys In volley ball. The other engage
.naent took place recently in Richmond.
Though Washington won only two
matches Of eight in wrestling, the
District boys proved stouter foes than
the score shows. Two matches won by
Richmond went the full two minutes
Recently at Richmond the Washington
team was able to take just one
encounter.
Summaries:
Voiley Ban.
Rish hmoSS. Is: wsshinstoH, 10.
Washingtons 15' P.chmono. ,:
wssRinsson: Is; Richmond ID.
WrestIinE.
T1s-PoUND Enthusiastically (w.) de:
aeatsd Mitchell By fall in minutes o
IsS-PoUND CLAss-Roberson (Rl &c.
feated Hayward By fall in minutes d
iSssPoUND CLAss-wiIkinson CR) de-
feated BroadduB (WD. Awarded bout or
time ADVANTAGE Of minutes seconds ful
ISS-P0UND CLAss-wisooker tW0 de
fsated Levin By fan In minutes So seconas
1gB-POUND CLASS-Wilhams (R.) oe
feated Miller BY fall in minutes 2
seconds. =
- Awarded
time, ADVANTAGE Of 30 seconds, fun Il
ITs.PoUND CLAss-Black (R) defeste'
Heuschkel Awarded bout on time al
vsntage q 9 minutes A.u 70, 4.
44eated Ballard Awarded bout on time ad
vantage Of minutes.
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CHICAGO TEAM GOES
/. TO VAN IN TOURNEY
Thorsons, With 1888, Set
Pace by Compiling 1903
in Their Closing Game.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ UFFALIO, N. Y, March 21.-The
x j. william Thorsons, Chicago,
crashed through to the lead in
the American Bowling Congress
tenpin tourney tonight.
The Windy City quintet was better
each game. After an 800 start the Wis
itors piled up $50 in the second set and
with an avalanche of strikes posted
high single count of the tourney in the
wind-up session, 1893.
The teams 1888 total Is only two
pins short Of their record at Cleveland
last year where they topped the tourney
for 10 days.
The leaders:
Five-Man Events.
j. william Thorsons. Chicago, 295S.
phil Snidt & Son. Hammond, 1882.
Iembo Brothers. Rochester, 1859.
Doubles.
w Kemper-M. Schumacher Indianapolis
a Risser-w. Fritcher. Detroit. 1,37s.
d Oates-G. Brandt, Lockport, 1880.
Singles.
w. CIack Erie. 712.
G. DaW, Milwaukee, I'll.
L. Strouse, Chicago. 694
All Events.
p Day. Louisville. 1918.
H Kaad. Chicago, 1895:
j. Falcaro, New York. 1852
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U. S. WILL SEND NETMEN
Van Ryn and Lott Will Play in
French Event in May.

NEW YORK, March 81 R-The
United States Lawn Tennis Association.
returning the courtesy France did this
country in sending Jean Borotra, Chris
tian Boussus and Pierre Landry to
compete in the American indoor cham
pionships, today announced it was
sending John Van Ryn and George
Lott, IT., both of Philadelphia, to the
French championships in May.
Louis Carruthers, newly elected
president of the U. s. L. T. A., made the
announcement
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COACHES WILL TEACH.

BLUEFIELD, w. Va, March 81 Dr.
Wallace Wade, former Alabama grid
mentor and now coach at Duke, and
Cam Henderson OF Davis and Elkins
College, basket ball coach, have been
secured as instructors for the first
annual coaching school to be held at
Blueheld College next Summer.
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WINS SWIMMING TITLE.

DETROIT, Mich, March 81 CR-
Lenora Knight Of Homestead Library
Club. Pittsburgh, won the National A. A.
juniors 220-yard free-style swimming
title here tonight. The time was 2:494s
May Cutnell Of the same club was sec
ond and Sue Wittwer Of Detroit third.
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BANKERS TO PLAN TENNIS
Meeting of Organization Is Called
for Friday Night.

An organization meeting of the
Bankers Tennis League will be held
next Friday night at 8 o'clock at the
Federal-American Bank & Trust Co.,
Fifteenth and H streets.
Banks wishing to secure franchises
are required to have at least two
representatives in attendance.
Of1cers will be elected and other
preparations for the season made.
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WINS RASKET TIVE.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, March 81 (HD.-
Benton gave st. Joseph its first State
high school basket ball championship
by maintaining an early lead to defeat
It's Northwest Missouri neighbor, the
tiny hamlet Of New Point, "a to Is, In
the final of the fifteenth annual tourna.
ment here toniRht.
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Bowls Set Over;
Gets Same Score
nus FRA1LEY of the Chevy

nus FRAILEY of the Chevy
" Chase Club, who gives par a
battle In golf and Is tennis
player of no mean skill, has been
hiding out as star bowler.
Frailey does most Of his bowling
on the Chevy Chase Club drives and
has an average Of lit in the club
league.
He seldom is sensational, but his
periods Of mediocrity are rarer. His
high game in the league is l4l.
However, for consistency his recent
performance in the Chevy Chase
tournament was a masterpiece. Gus
shot a five-game score of $50 to take
the lead, but there was some tech
meal hitch, and on Fraileys sugges-
ton, 1t was thrown out by William
]. Father, chairman of the Bowling
Committee.
Gus took a second turn and dupli-
Gated to a stick his previous score.
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GRAND HAVEN VICTOR.

EAST LANSING, Mich, March 81
R).-Grand Haven won the Glass A
Michigan High School Basket Ball
Championship tonight by defeating Lam
sing Central, 81 to Is. Champions in
other classes are: Glass B, st. Joseph;
Glass c, st. Augustine Of Kalamazoo,
and Glass d, Bridgman.
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DEFEATS TEAMMATE.

SOUTHERN PINES, N. c., March
81 R).-In a battle of University OF
North Carolina linksmen, Alexander
Brown defeated Paul Carter, fellow
golfer. to / today to win in the
Southern Pines Country Club cham
piorship for the second time.
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me Climax Is Reached.

The Climax Is Reached.
TT seems strange now to recall that
i the result of the first Tunney-Demp-
sey fight caused nothing but in
credulity. These thousands had seen
Tunney outgeneral and Outright Demp-
sey, beating him thoroughly. But they
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sUAREz SCORES K. 0.

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, March IL
R.-Justo Suarez Argentine lightweight
contender, technically knocked out Juan
Carlos Casala, champion of Uruguay, in
the third round of their 10-round bout
at the Parque Central tonight.
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Team Standing.


High gamesaWashington Centennial No.
High sets-Ruth, 1906; Bethany lat;
Washington Centennial No. !. 1.473.
High averages-Owen, i04-13; NJ. Smith,
99-12; Ackman and Malcolm, tied. 98-14;
whitbeck. S7-l8; Ellen Veihmeyer, 97-l6.
High games-Hodman, 145; Ellen Vein
meyer, 1876; Owen 1872; Z. Ellis and He'll
muth. tied 1871; Doris Cope. $50.
High sets-Owen, 357; GreeVy, Hoffman
and Ellen Veihmeyer tied, 500; Cardin, 332
Greatest number spares-Owen, 124; Whit
beck. ITO: Ackman, 100.
Greatest number strikes-Youmans II;
Malcolm, 20; Owen, Is.
High nat game-Mills, oS.
individual Records,
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1882 GYM MEET AWARDED.

PHILADELPHIA, March 81 lP.-At
the annual meeting today of the East
ern intercollegiate Gymnastic League
1t was voted to hold the 1882 cham
pionshio meet at New York University
provided its new gymnasium is COM
pleted in time. Otherwise, the title
meet will be held at Annapolis.
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CRIMSON BEATS TIGERS
Wins at Polo in First Dual Event
Since Break in 1928.

PRINCETON, N. j., March II [P-
Harvards indoor polo team outpointed
Princeton in every chukker today to de-
feat the Tigers, 1874 to S17, in the first
independently scheduled game OF any
kind between the two rivals since their
famous break in athletic relations In
1926.
Relations between the universities in
all sports except foot ball were resumed
last month.
The game was played without handi-
caps.
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CLARENDON BUSINESS LEAGUE.
LUTHERAN DUCKPN LEAGUE.
Reeords for the Week.

Records for the Week.
High team sets-oeorgetown. 1851; Of.
Hish team games -oeorgetown. S47; St.
Hish Individual sets-steinmeyer, 3Ssi
Hish individual games steinmeyer, i4s;
CUP, 1877.
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REGAfNs CUE LEAD.

NEW YORK, March 81 (P.-Percy
N. Collins CT Chicago regained the ma
tional amateur 1872 balkline billiard
championship tonight by defeating the
title holder, Edgar r. Appleby of New
York, 800 to 200, in "a innings.
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ELEcrRICAL BOWLING LEAGUE.

season Hec0Rds.
High team same-Potomae Electric Power
Co., SOS.
High team set-Central Armature No. 1.
High individual game-J. LoVeless, l5e.
High individual set-Mayo, 39z
Greatest number Of strikes-Mayo, AZ;
Meyer, ~.
Greatest number Of spares. wolsten-
holme, 100.
High individual average-J. wolstenholme,
High weekly camel. siemon, 1871.
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ROD AND STREAM
by PERRY MILLER

family for the fish taken from the
creeks and coves, and, despite the fact
that Glen G. Leach, chief of the Dt-
vision of Fish Culture Of the bureau,
spoke of the damage done by the catch
ing of bass in the seines, which also
destroy the bass nests, and the many
bass he had seen in the fyke nets, two
and three hundred at a time, and de-
spite the fact that Talbot Denmead Of
the Biological Survey told Of the many
reports he had received Of the taking OF
bass from the creeks and coves Of the
Lower Potomac River, the commission,
after closed session, returned and
said that they would allow the COM
mercial fishermen to use fyke nets ex-
cept during the months of May, June,
July, August and to September is, but
that the use Of the seineS would be pro-
hibited
Almost every angler knows that the
commercial fishermen have their fyke
nets on shore during these months,
making repairs and other things neces-
sary to replace them in the waters Of
the creeks and coveS during the late
Fall and Winter months when the water
Is muddy and the flsh unable to see the
trap set for them.
THE anglers now have turned their
i entire thoughts and attention to
the Maryland Legislature, bending
every effort to have the bill prohibiting
the sale and shipment Of bass, now be-
fore the House of Delegates, passed. II
this Is done there will be no markets
for the bass caught in the Lower Po-
tomac, and no bass for commercial sale
will be allowed to be taken from the
creeks and coves on the Maryland side.
However, the Alexandra meeting did
a great deal Of good. The court room
was crowded, but according to the rec
ords Of the Bureau of Fisheries, only
about IS per cent Of those present were
men who had taken out licenses. But
the fishermen proved men who would
listen to reason.
The anglers from the District spoke
to the fishermen after the meeting and
tried to explain to them how they would
make more money catering to their
wants than in selling fish.
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BAER TO FIGHT LOMsKI.

PORTLAND, Ore, March 81 R.-
Max Baer, light heavyweight boxer from
Livermore, Calf, has been matched
with Leo Lomski. Aberdeen, in a To-
round bout here March 81.
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TAKOMA CHURCH LEAGUE.
Team STANDING


liRh set--Rtttenhouse, 372.
High game-Hefner, 1854.
Iiah team Sd Presbyterian Senioras i,62i.
iish team ame-Presbyterian Seniors,
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WILL COACH AT CHICAGO.

DENVER, March 81 lH9.-Tom Kassis,
Notre Dame lineman. last year, today
signed as line coach of the 1881 Uni
yersity OF Chicago foot bali team. His
home Is at Casper, Wyo.
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EAST WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE.


High individual average-James, 111-44.
High individual same-Hughes, $50.
High individual set-Ed Fur. 403.
Greatest number strikes-Stephenson, IS.
Greatest number Spares-V. Reid. 19I.
High team game-United Brethren, $40.
High team set-Ingram No. l. It's.
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GOLF PRO MARRIEs.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March II (P)
Paul Scott Runyan, golf professiona
of White Plains, N. Y, and Joan Har'
ris Of Little Rock were married here
today.
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BANKERS LEAGUE.
season Reeords.

High team set-RiEss National Bank, 1856.
High team game-W. B. Hibbs q Co, sea.
High individual set-Light (Washington
Loan a. Trust Co. No. ~, 1888.
High individual game-wilcox (Wsshing-
ton Loan & Trust Co. No. -, 155
High strtkes-Schweinhart lWashinEton
Loan 4 Trust Co. No. -, 50.
High spares-Brooks (Riggs National
Bank, 162.
High individual averages-Brooks (Riggs
National Bank, l08-l0; Meany Qederal-
American National Bank), 1896.
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SHERBAHN PIN CHAMP
Averages 1oe to outclass Field in
Takoma Church League.

Sherbahn, with an average Of 1927,
won the championship Of the Takoma
Church League. Heffner, who finished
with pace of 105-4l, was runner-up.
rnAiuiHunI Ararnrna
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CLARENDoN-CoA1AKRCIAL LEAGUE.
Team standing.

season BeeoroBs
High averaEe-Ciarke, 1l6.
High game-Skinner, 1o4.
High sst--Clarke, 413.
GpaFes-Swain, 1873.
Skrikes-McCarthy, 81,
High team game--Keneyg, $50.
High team Set,-Boyer, 1,T63.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-22

.ETHANY CHAPTER flashed
K in a pennant victor by one
l. game in the 22-team East
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WESTERN RlFLEMEN WIN
outshOot Tech High School Boys in
Prone Match, All to 474.

Western High Schools rife team
scored over Tech High yesterday at the
Tech range, 4Si TO 4T4. The match was
shot from prone position.
: Scores Of the i've highest Of each
team follow: