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Evening star., 1932-01-24
Chips From the Mapleways
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

two games. The winners rolled only
466 in the first game.
King Pins much-beaten outfit dent
ed the Rendezvous lead in the Womens
District League by winning two games
in a postponed match last week.
Rendezvous, however, came back and
partially atoned the loss by sweeping
over Takoma Park.
WITH the aid of an 18-pin handicap,
w Parker, leading the Masonic
League, won the first tilt from
King David, 589 to 584, but King David
slaughtered the leaders in the next
two, rolling record game of 643 and
592 to hang up set mark of 1919.
Whip Litchfield'S 398 was the big set.
Whip started with only 100, but tossed
in a 1875 and l63.
WITH Dick Smith showing the way,
w Rug Department of the Arcade
Sunshine League established a
season mark while taking the odd game
from Service Department.
Smiths game and set total of 142
and 351, respectively, aided his team to
roll 55l, 497 and 500 for record of
l,548.
Boosting his 100 average with 4o1
set, George Honey enabled D. c.
Butcher to sweep over Meyer Construc-
tion and maintained the lead in the
Building Contractors League with six
wins and no losses.
Minte Paint rolled the high game
and set for the week 6l4 and l,705, re-
spectively, the latter mark tying Minte's
previous season mark.
Veterans Bureau won two games
from the leading Treasury team in the
women's Federal League last week, but
it was not enough Treasury still leads
the Vets by three games
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met Reds Barry at Fort Washington
last Summer He spotted Barry some
thing like II pounds and gave him
right smart battle. Billy met Lawson
three weeks later at Newport News and
had the Virginian down for count OF
nine.
The Bashara- Conner match brings to-
gether two of similar type. Both are
head-on fighters who like to mix freely.
Conner whipped Sailor McKenna in his
last visit here.
Jacobs will meet class in Burns, Eddie
Ross ace lightweight. Burns whipped
Bashara in his last start at Portner's
and is a great favorite with the fans.
Brodie is from the stable of Goldie
Ahearn and is considered a good mid
dleweight prospect. He won his last
two bouts by knockouts. Perry, his op-
ponent Tuesday night, halls from Law
renee, Mass Nothing much is known
of him in this vicinity, but in work
out at Frank Mans gym recently he
appeared to have the stuff.
Women again will be admitted free
to all but ringside seats If escorted.
Evening star., 1932-01-24

TVER since the start of the sea-
p son, Lucy Owen Of Washington
Centennial and Bess Ackman
of Ruth have been staging a
nip-and-tuck race for individual lead
ership of the Eastern Star Women's
League.
Last week, in their efforts TO forge
to the front each sent league record
overheard. Mrs. Owen rolled SO, l44
and l24 for record set of 367, and
Mrs. Ackman shot a record game OF
l48 and a set of 359.
At present Mrs owen has lo6-39
and Mrs. Ackman 105-l6.
The National Capital Leagues bowl
ers went on a scoring spree that pro-
duced a galaxy of individual 400
sets, 900" team games and 1900
team sets.
Ollie Sae1ni led with season record
of 433. Earl McPhilomy rolled 402, Al
Fischer shot 419. and Shanklin 427.
The Rinaldi Tailors rolled 1858 Tor
the high set, but the Pale Drys shot
1927, and Lucky Strike 1852, TO give
the Tailors a run. Barnes Auto also
turned in neat total, 1872.
TWO season records and tie for
l. another we're hung up last week by
Fountain Ham bowlers in the Dis
trict League. Kenny Thorpe shot 433
and the Hams a total Of 1883 for the
new marks, while Brad Mandley'S l73
tied Carroll Dalys score for the high
game.
Columbians totaled II more pins for
the set than the Beeques, but the team
captained by Bronson Quaites won two
tilts and cut down the ColumbianS' lead
D. the Washington Women's League 70
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LANE HAS PERFECT
MARKA SHOOTING
Breaks so Targets to Take
Class A Honors for Gun
Club Members.

- HOOTING a perfect string Of so
~ targets, L. L. Lane yesterday
won class A honors in an added
target handicap trapshoot among
members of the Washington Gun Club
at the Benning range. DR.. w. D. Mon
roe captured class B laurels with 4s.
DR.. E. C. Breeding landed class G hon
ors on a toss after he, T. c. Pearce and
James M. Green had tied with perfect
handicap scores.
C. C. Fawsett, District champion,
won an optional 5o-target event with
80, nosing out julius Marcy and r. D.
Morgan. each with 49,
Lane and DR.. j. H. Lyons broke Al
and 81 in IS pairs.
washington Gun Club will send a
team to Annapolis next Saturday to
engage spa Gun Club trapshots OF that
city in singles and doubles and there
will be no competition at Benning.
Yesterdays scores:
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tional Pale Drys will be entertained by
the Connecticut Blue Ribbons in Will
limantic, repaying the Ribbons visit
here several weeks ago. when the in
vaders won the singles, doubles and
team matches.
Following the intercity battle the an
nual Eastern Sweepstakes, twin OF
the National and Dixie Stakes, will be
staged Saturday Bradley Mandley of
Washington won last year.
MANY of the best bowlers of the
wi South Atlantic section hail from
nearby Maryland and Virginia and
the Suburban Sweepstakes should be a
first-class event regarded from any
angle.
John -Senry Hiser, No. / ranking
District bowler last year, Is not ex-
pected 10 accomplish much in the tour
nament due to sore arm, but Prince
Georges County will be strongly rep
resented regardless It will have Perce
Wolfe, Bob Temple and Oscar Hiser,
among others Wolfe, by the way, is
about due for a worthwhile achieve
ment in tournament competition. Year
after year Perce has come through with
big sets in the 400 class in league play,
but has never won major money tour
nament.
Among other stars who plan to enter
are Ray Ward, Chester Lilley, Hugh
Crawley, Astor Clarke, oscar Swain
and Charley Watson.
Entries will be received at the Be-
thesda plant until 7:3o o'clock Satur-
day night The fee Of $40 will include
the cost Of games.
CTAMINA is likely to play an even
~ more important part in the So
game sweepstakes for women than
skill next Saturday. Fifty games all
in one afternoon is a real test Of en-
durance as attested by the fact that
many man bowlers dropped out OF the
100 game marathon held last year be-
fore the half way mark was reached.
Promoter John Blick has been assured
of three local entries Merceda Isemann,
Edna johnson and Doris Goodall. Lotta
Janowitz, United States singles cham
pion, is Baltimore's entry, while Mary
Stapleton will come from Norfolk, Va,
TO compete.
Play will begin at 2:30 pm. Saturday
IN Convention Hall stadium"
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TYPOTHETAE LEAGUE.

High team game-Bis Print Shop, e3l.
High team set-Big Print Shop, l,790.
High spares--Mischou. l5+.
High strikes-Kinnhan, IL.
High individual game for week-Homan. lte.
High individual sets for week-Johnsou,
80 kePhiAonya ia ~ -.
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PALE DRY ROLLERS
VISIT NEW ENGLAND
Smart Field Assured Tourney
for Maryland and Vir-
ginia Shooters.

TIME second annual Maryland
Virginia Suburban Sweep
l. stakes, John S. Blick's So
game sweepstakes for
women and an invasion of New
England by the National Pale
Drys will be the big bowling at
fractions this week.
Bethesda has drawn the open
ing block of the Suburban Stakes
Saturday. The event, the an
nual blue-ribbon affair for
league bowlers of Prince Georges
and Montgomery Counties, Md;
Arlington County and Alexandria,
Va, and Georgetown, D. c., will
be composed of three blocks to be
run on the same order as the
Howard Campbell Sweepstakes.
Interest in John Blick's marathon
sweepstakes for women is running high.
Next Saturday afternoon at least five
girls, two of them out-of-towners. are
a@1l % han n
Evening star., 1932-01-24
Waltonians Radio
Outdoor Program
EXTENDING its voice of conserva-

EXTENDING its voice of conserva-
IL ton to the entire United States,
the Izaak Walton League of
America will broadcast a program of
brief talks on the preservation of
our natural resources, sparkling en-
tertainment based on outdoor ex-
periences, and music by nationally
famous radio stars.
The broadcast will be heard dur
ing the National Farm and Home
Hour Saturday, January 80, between
11:30 am. and 1890, central stand
ard time. over a coast-to-coast net
work of SIS N. B. c. associated sta
tionS.
M. K. Reckord, general manager
of the IZaak Walton League; S. B.
Locke, conservation director; Fred
Stuck. national field representative,
and Cal johnson, editor of Out
door America, are among the speak
ers who will talk briefly on many
timely phases of conservation and
outdoor recreation.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
INTERCOLLEGIATE ALUMNI LEAGUE.

Forfeited three games.
forfeited seven games.
Season Records.
High individual average-Garnett ". p.
~, 114-9.
High individual same-Garnett (V. P. IL,
157.
High individual set-Garnett ". P. ~,
40e.
High team game-Maryland, 568
High team set-Maryland. l,640.
Spares-Garnett tV. P. -, 88.
Strikes-Garnett ". P. IL, ~.
Team SpareS-Maryland, 327.
Team strikeS-Cornell, SO.
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SPORTS WRITER'S LEAGUE.
Season Records

Season Records.
High individual game-Thomas. i3e.
High individual set-CoStello, 353
High team game-Fuller-T Thomas, 232.
High team Set-Costello-Ferrall $50.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
CAMPBELL'S STARS
BEATEN BY JUNIORS
Paul Harrison High With GIG as
Youngsters Win by ia Sticks
-Pinfall Low.

Catching the Campbell All-Stars
badly off stride. the Original Washing
ton Juniors administered a 174-pin
beating yesterday in the Convention
Hall bowling stadium"
The scores were unusually low, Paul
Harrisons GIG topping both teams.
Scores:
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Suburban STAKES Girl Marathon 100000 Hunt and fish
Miss Mills l48
Sets Pin Record

TLADYS MILLS of the Takoma
" Park team, with a game of
148, set record fer the Ladies
District League, rolling postponed
match with Takoma Park against
the Bill Wood quint on the Lucky
Strike drives. She topped The
former mark made by Doris Goodall
OF the Columbus five by 3 pins.
Counts Of Sc and 80 In her other
games held her total to 324 for the
set. The Woods won two, the rec
ord game giving the Parks girls
their lone WIN.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
RENDEZVOUS GIRLS WIN

Outrolling Lucky Strike by 43 pins in
the final three games of special six
game match between girls bowling
teams, the Rendezvous quint on its
drives last night won the engagement
by 60 pins. having gained 17-stick
advantage in the first block.
Rendezvous totaled 1854 last night
to 1871 for Lucky Strike.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
WESTERN UNION LEAGUE.
Season Records,


High spares-O'Neal, 95.
High Strikes-O'Neal, 26.
High game-O'Neal, 148.
High Set-Harville. 371.
High average-Harville. 112-12.
High fiat game-Artz, IS.
High team game-Plant, SOS.
High team Set-Plant, ,607.
Evening star., 1932-01-24

ChPSSOSN w
the 50-game test,
the winner of which
will receive at least
$50 in cash and a
gold m e d a !. A
brand-new event,
the rules are that
the remaining girls
must finish their so
strings within Is
minutes of the first
girl to wind up.
Should one girl roll
her so games is
minutes before the
rest she will be de-
clared the winner
regardless Of the
total pinfall.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
WASHINGTON WoMEN's LEAGUE.
MASONIC LEAGUE.
Season Records

High team game-Kng David. 643.
High team set-KinE David. 1919
High individual average-Phillips king
David. ll7-6.
High individual set-stoner (singletonl.
416.
High individual game-stoner (singleton>
High strikes-Kronnenbitter tArminius).
High spares-Litehfleld (King DAVID. 1856
High game Tuesday-Custer tStansburyi'
149
High game Thursday-Anderson (Acacial.
166
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AUToMoTIYE LEAGUE.
BANKERS LEAGUE.
Season Records

Season Kec0rds.
High individual game-Madden tHloos''
1856.
High individual set-Doying (Wash. Loan
No u. 395
High individual set-Souder Gamer sec
No II, 395. ~ ~
High. strikes-Doying CWash; Loan No II
IS Callan (Fed. -Amer.), 25 Geler 'bahh Vi
WeshD, rs. ,,o
High spares-Geier Bank Of Wash)' l2o.
High team Eame-HibbS Co; f2 s2s'
Hieh individual averaees-Geier (sank OF
Wash.l. HOLT, and souder (Amer. Sec. NO
u, 1l0-a.
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Keeping Pace With the Duckpin Shooters
p,rrIIc BUILDINGS AND PUBLIC PARKS
Season Records.

season Kecords.
High individual averags-Miller (Triansle
No. u, l09-39.
High individual game-Keller Supply
1s6. -.--->
400
High team game-Triangle, No. ], 572.
High team set-Surveyors. 1881.
Most strikes-Burton PARKS, 29.
Most spares-Miller triangle No. -, l24.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
TITLE TO FORT MYER
Group Champion After Beating
Headquarters Basketers.

Fort Myer basketers won the Group 2
championship in the Sd Army Corps
Area series when they trounced Head
quarters Company, 49 to 27, yesterday
at the War College
Fort Myer now will face Camp Meade
and Edgewood Arsenal quintS in a
round-robin tournament to determine
the team 10 play the Group victor for
the area crown.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
FRATERNITY LEAGUE.

Season Records.
Individual high same-Harvey. Ritnour.
Bell. l46 60,
Individual high sets-Miller, 4o3; SERVE
ner, 1894 -
individual high averages-Cotter, ll4-44;
ReeS, 1926. ~
High team games-Sigma Delta, 596; PHI
Sigma Chi 585.
High team sets-Sigma Delta, 1'6ao;
Kappa Phi, 1,643.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
FREDERICK IS Baking.

PORTLAND, Greg, January % (P>
johnny Frederick, Brooklyn out
fielder. said he was returning his
1882 contract unsigned. He said it
called for a larger salary cut than he
had expected.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
WAR BASKETERS SCORE

SIT $50 537 525 497-2,62t
Evening star., 1932-01-24

468 400 $50 5l3 469-2,5l:
"a, -r.1~nr DrcENTG
Evening star., 1932-01-24
EASY FOR HOWARD FIVE
Romps to 35-19 Win Over A. and
T, at Greensboro.

GREENSBORO, N. c., January 23.-
Howard University basket ball team OF
washington. D. c., easily defeated A.
g. T. College quint, 35 to 10, here to-
night Howard gained an early lead
and had possession of hte ball most of
the game.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
EAST WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE.
Season Records,

High individual average-Rees, 110-35
High individual game-W. SnellingS, 1853.
High individual Set-Barker, 404.
High individual Strikes-A. Hughes. 80.
High individual spares-M Snellings, 142.
High team game-Ingram No. /, $50.
High individual Set-Douglas No. ]. 1896.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
C. &P. TELEPHONE co. LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-Engineers No. 1, 648
High team set-Engineers No. /. 1,745.
High individual game-Wolfe. 160
High individual Set-WoIfe, 397
High individual average-Humphries Halt
Hlgh strlkes-HumphrieS and Osgood, %
High spares-Humphries, e6
Evening star., 1932-01-24
CAMPBELL ALL-sTARS.
REGENT BOWLERS LEAD
Baltimore Team Outscores D. c. Lot
in Match at Lucky Strike.

Rolling a team score of 1926, Regent
girls of Baltimore last night took ia
Din lead over the Bill Wood girls of
Washington in an intercity match at
the Lucky Strike.
Evening star., 1932-01-24

TINE greatest battery of boxing
talent seen on one card in this
vicinity in some time will be
presented Tuesday night at
Portner's Arena in the weekly Alexan-
dria Day Nurserys all-star boxing show.
Eight top-notch boxers will vie for
honors in four eight-round bouts, while
four round preliminary will open the
show. Thirty-six rounds in all.
The card will lineup as follows: Eric
Lawson VS.. Billy Strickler, Tommy
Bashara VS.. Charley Conner. Stumpy
Jacobs VS.. Bobby Burns and Nick An
tonelli VS.. Kid Cosden. Bingo Brodie
and Young Perry 60 in the four-round
opener.
With the exception of Jacobs and
Perry all have appeared here in semi
wind-up or wind-up spots and are gladi-
ators of proven ability.
Fans are looking with much interest
at the Strickler- Lawson engagement.
Billy has not been seen here since he
Evening star., 1932-01-24
Season Records.
BUSINESS MEMS LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season KecOrdS.
High team game-Call Carl. Inc. 622.
High team set-Hecht Co. 1928. ~
High individual game-Deputy 'Colonlap'
High individual set-Jarman &C. P. Tele-
High strikes Beavers CBrodt's. Inc.); 81.
High spares-Jarman &c. & P. Telepnohe
1 l28
Evening star., 1932-01-24
ARCADE SUNSHINE LEAGUE.

season Hecords =. A,
High individual average-Whitins' 40o
High spares-Whiting, 122. an
High strikes-Hayden-W Woodheld 1V'
High nat game-McLaughlin, 70. a.,
High individual game-Maloney ls'
HiEh individual set-Glazer, 37S,
High team game-Rug Dept, o2l'
High team SetwRux Dep&.s 1,b4&
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NORTH OF WASHINGTON LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team set-Shade Factory, 1902.
High team game-Shade Factory 643.
High individual set-Wolstenholme, 405.
High individual game-English, 100.
High strikes-Parsons, 80
High spareS-Walson, 1855.
High individual aYerage-Walson, 1915
Evening star., 1932-01-24
HOLY NAME SOCIETY LEAGUE.
Season Records,

High team game-St. Jerome SIS.
High team set-St Jerome, T7i5. -
High individual game-T. Kennehan l64
High individual set-Weeks (st. Anthony
ALL
ityl. %.
High spares-T Kennehan CHoly Trinity
lit.
High individual sveraRes-Cotter LSt. Ga
brieD, 1885; T. Kennehan (Holy Trinity
1925,
Evening star., 1932-01-24
CIVIC CLUBS LEAGUE,
q . ~ .
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Kiwanis. 595.
High team set-KiWanis, 1858.
High individual game-Cook (Recprocity),
1853.
High individual set-Keneipp (Rotary),
High strikes-Carl Cosmopolitan. q.
High spares-Bangs tReciprocity), 81.
Haga aYe!agsEpattsgfon KtEApAtS 1AAnbr
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Section 2.
season Records.

High team set-Anderson's Cafe, 1,720.
High team same-Bergmanns Laundry
$40.
High individual set-Denenbaugh, 3e5.
High individual game-CocuzZt, 1853.
High strikes-Miller, 81.
High spares-Miller. l25.
High individual sverage-Deffenbaugh
HILL.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
WOMEN'S FEDERAL LEAGuF
ELECTRICAL LEAGUE.
Season Records.

nigh team game-Central Armature Ne.
/, 582.
High team set-Central Armature No. !,
1850.
High individual game-Brill, 16o.
High individual set-Moyer, $40.
High individual average-Briu, 1929.
High StrikeS-DreitZler, %.
High spares-Brill, l13.
High weekly game-Payne. l45.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
NAUTICAL LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-Washington Canoe NO. J.
COL. r.,o. Nh
High individual game-Nuber washington
High Individual set-Thran CPotomac Boat
Cub). 396. l,,..
High individual average-Fredericks (Wash-
ington Canoe No. u, 114-4. ,.,.,
Greatest number of spares-FrederlcRS
CWashington Canoe No. -, 12l; ,,..
Greatest number Of strikes--EVans Abon-
za), 80.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
Ringer Throwers
Get Early Start

CONTINUED warm weather is
~ bringing on a premature horse
shoe pitching season.
Joe Merryman, Southern Maryland
champion. will be host today to
number of leading pitchers of The
Stars Metropolitan tournament last
Summer. Merryman has several
regulation courts at Bladensburg.
Among those to take part in tour
nanent today is John Gourvenec,
Washington titleholder. Play will
start at 2 o'clock.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
Hand Aloha Lites First Defeat of
Season in ALA Game.

War Department basketers drubbed
Aloha Lites, Al to IA, yesterday after
noon or the Gallaudet court. 1t was
the losers first defeat of the season.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
SANICO LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-Fagan, 622.
High team set La Billie. 1873.
High individual average-Bradford, ll2-S
High individual game-Ried, 1855:
High individual set-Bradford, 373.
High strikes-W. Miles, 81.
High Spares-D. Pratt l06.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
BUILDING CONTRACTORS LEAGUE.
MARYLAND ND-vIRGiNIA SUBURBAN
IEAEIfE
OF COMMERCE LEAGUE.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE LEAGUE.
Patents No. 2. g ! Patents No, g.. is i
EL. of Mines. q Is Bur. of Census 13 %
C. & G. Sury. 20 10 Patents RIO. l.. l3 %
B. F. D. c.. 20 Is Bur. of Stand. 81
Season Records.
High team game-Patents No. 3, 500.
High team Set-Patents No. g. 1.700.
High individual game-Carter Bureau OF
High individual set-Hargett bureau of
High Individual average-Hargett Bureau
of Mines. 114-6.
Evening star., 1932-01-24

Iowa Avenue Playground hooters
doWned the New York Avenue Play
ground team, to 0, yesterday in a
semi-final match in the series for the
city playground junior title.
Evening star., 1932-01-24
This Weeks Schedule.

Fry-Haight VS.. Stan-Bick; Costello-Fer-
ran VS.. Waters-Wood; Fuller Thomas VS..
Fitzgerald-Rubinton; Warren -McAlwee VS..
Katznell-Simi. CNo:e-Hereafter, matches
Will start at PM
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tered -, -.
N ts not necessary correctly identify all OF
the pictures In the set thirty enter the Contest
Contestants the individual picture and
question form published each day in the CLASSIFIED
Section The Contest open to everybody excert
employees of The washington Times Company ana
their families. -, >,-..
All entries must mailed direct to the Olympic
Tour Director, The Washington Times Company.
Room POI isi7 St W Washington, D. c.
The contest officially closes at midnight Monday.
June 81, and entry viii be ACCEPTED bearing "a =
postmark later than IL midnight, Thursday June SO.
Back copies OF papers containing pictures "f the
thirty athletes may be obtained BY applyinE IN
person A the counter the first foIr OF Inc
Washington Times Company Building. 1917 St
The Washington times., 1932-06-09
CHRYSLER

CHRYSLER Roadster. late model New
two-toae paint. A real sporty car for
only S135O0 Terms. 1419 Irving St. N. w.
CHRYSLER "75" De Luxe Sport Roadster.
1885 wire wheels slightly damaged.
$3.50 Robert Hersons Auto Exchange
70 Florida Ave. N. E.