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Evening star., 1933-12-03
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
T EXTINCTION, Va, December q
With en- unimpressive gridiron
| season behind them, the v. M.
I. Cadets face heavy Winter
sports calendar, which will get under
way with a bang following the Christ
mas holidays.
A l3-game varsity basket ball sched-
ule, Z of them at home, will be
launched January 6 when the Cadets
meet st. Johns of Annapolis here.
Home and home games are listed with
the University of North Carolina, the
University of Virginia Duke and v. 1.
The University of Richmond, William
and Mary, the University of Maryland
and Navy complete the schedule.
The varsity boxing card will open a
week after the basket ball schedule,
with six meets listed, two at home and
four away.
The Maryland leather pushers will
come here January 13 to open the sea-
son. Others listed are the University
Evening star., 1933-12-03
Newman in Bad Way.

THE bowler who shot the high score
Of last years preliminaries in Tbs
Star tournament, illustrious Ar
thur Newman, may never perform again
on the mapleways Newman is the
victim OF severe case of arthritis. He
had been carrying an average of I23
with the Occidental team in the Dis
trict League.
Your own Sammy Rice will head an
aH-star team of Shriners against a De
Molay lineup Tuesday on the Almas
Temple drives. De Molay tops the Sat-
uday Night League Webb. Holmes,
Meanv. Rose and Rice will shoot for
the Shrine and Munroe. Stewart, Lamp,
George, Patch, Hoist and o. Brown
for De. Molay.
Caleb O'Connor of the Recreation
points proudly to the fact that in the
recent Dixie Sweepstakes the highest
pinfal, the top game of 19l and the
best set of 7l8, all were registered at
the Rec.
Evening star., 1933-12-03

OF bdAe AAAo-
fight Ray Bowen
District We 1t e r
weight, in a 10
round scrap
An elght-TOundeF
between Bust er
Brown of Baltimore
and Phil Furr,
hard hitting Third
Corps Area WeTter
champ. will serve
as the semi-fnal,
W h lie two SIX
FOUNDERS. involving
Tommy Bashara OF
Norfolk and Roy
NIanley of Wash
ington and Young
Van and Soldier
Scriven of Norfolk,
Evening star., 1933-12-03

times in the past. but still is stranger
to most graphing fans of the District
His initial appearance was in Turner's
first show About go spectators saW
him toss Dan Kolof at the Audito-
rum, Next he threw Jack Mccarthy,
then reappeared later to hatten DR..
Freddie MYERS at the Strand and an
other hefty at Boiling Field two years
ago.
Rudy Dusek and Scotty McDougall
are slated to grunt in the semi-hnal,
with Wladek Zbyszko and Jim Cnnk-
stock exchanging leers in one of the
preiims. The others will be announce:
later.
incidentally the shift to Friday Is
not permanent and probably will be
discontinued after this week.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
PAC!N| pESS|M|ST
IN YULE TOURNEY
No Man Has Been Able to
Win Evening Star Event
TWice-NeWman Out.
BY ROD THOMAS.

NTRY blanks for The Eve
r. ming Star Yuletide duckpin
IL tournament will be on hand
at all bowling plants in
Washington and nearby Maryland
and Virginia the latter part of
this week.
One of the least hopeful Of the
topnotcherS who are sure to sign
up is the defending champion,
Ollie Pacini, ranked two years
straight the No. l duckpinner Of
the country.
1t doesn't seem in the book" said
Pacni yesterday, for any man to re-
peat In this tournament. No one has
come close to winning it twice.
The odds against Pacini, great as hs
is, are ineStimable. He will be called
upon to beat the entire lineup Of
Washington stars. as well as hundreds
OF boWlers who have no high averages,
but are capable of turning out a SEN
IlOnal score from time 10 time, And
the latter Will have handicaps.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
GOPHERS GET TROPHIES

MINNEAPOLIS. December Q (P).-
Gold foot balls bearing the inscription.
Western Conference, 1000 per cent. "
will be awarded members of the Uni
verSity of Minnesotas undefeated foot
ball team, athletic authorities an
nounced today.
L. Minnesota finished its Big Ten sea-
son with a record of two victories and
four ties in conference competition.
Evening star., 1933-12-03

will complete the roundup.
Neither LanderS nor Allen, up-and-
coming Philadelphia middleWeight, Is
expected to be available for some time.
Allen injured a hand in training two
DAYS ago. and though the hurt was
lightly regarded at the time. 1t was
reported the sore mitt failed to respond
to treatment and Allen was forced to
quit his place on the card last night.
n kept for the absence of Nour,
whose debut here was eagerly
awaited by many local fight fans,
the weekly show is not expected to
suffer much.
Since Bowen's fine stand recently
against Wesley Ramey. clever Grand
Rapids lightweight, District ringworms
have wanted to see more of him. and
in RAYMOND, best Of the fighting family
of Baltimore. Bowen will encounter
plenty of opposition. Lew is rated Rays
equal as a boxer, which is TO mean dis
tinction, and rates considerably higher
as puncher
Like Bowen, the lanky Furr has been
IN demand since he held Raymond to
an eight-round draw several weeks ago
here. Furr was lucky to get a draw,
but even had the decision gone against
him. his showing would have been COM
mendable for one of his limited ex-
perience.
Furr will have a decided edge in sock
ing ability, but Brown is one OF the
most rugged welters in this sector and
possesses far more experience than the
soldier -battler from Fort Myer.
The Tommy BasharaRoy Manley
strictly is a battle of hitters. but rival
ing this potential slugging for interest
will be the Van-Scriyen bout, which Will
mark the first appearance of the local
light heavyweight since he lost to
Henry Irving year ago in three
fight series billed as for the middle
weight championship of the District"
Local fans vividly remember Young
Vans long string of knock-outs COM
piled two years ago and hitter always
is popular.
As for Nour. who followed the foot
steps of a fellow Californian, Varias
Milling. to this hamlet with penchant
for little fighters. he still will be around,
according to Matchmaker Mann and
vii show as soon as another capable
foe is dug up.
CUS SONNENBERG, hero of rass-
r lings renaissance, inventor Of
the widely practiced flying tackle
and once undisputed champion of the
world, will be the big shot on Promoter
Joe Turner's mat offering this week at
the Washington Auditorium.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
RAYMOND, BOWEN
CLASH IN FEATURE
Injury to Allen, Death in Lam
derS' Family Forces Re.
vision of Card.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

THE LEGAL fistic debut of Ru-
mania's highly-touted fly
i weight champion, frankie
Nour, will have to be de-
layed and Ken Overlin will not
seek his eighteenth straight vic
tory at Portner's Arena this week.
Due to a death in the family
of Billy Landers, who was to have
fought Nour, and an injury to
RoXey Allen, slated to oppose
Overlin, a brand-neW card was
substituted late last night oy
Matchmaker frankie Mann for
Tuesdays boxing show at The
Alexandria fight club.
Only one ringman. Young Van OF
washington, will retain his place on
the bill.
For his new headline bout. Mann,
h,1rriedly corraling talent by phone and
wire last night signed Lew Raymond
Evening star., 1933-12-03
NiAYFLOWER
BRODTS. INC.
RINALDI TAILORS.
WOMAN BOWLER WINS.

Clementine Mosier of ST. Louis,
woman tenpin star. took the measure
of Howard Campbell at the Lucky
Strike last night in mixed bowling
match. At tenpins Miss Mosier shot
566 against Campbells 487 for three
games. In two games of duckpins she
rolled ITS against Howards 2l9, thus
coming out on top with grand total
of Tai against 706.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
IKE WALT0NS OPEN
SKEET FIELD TODAY
Grand Christening Slated for
9 A.M.-County Cops
Hunt in Big Way.
TIME District CHAPTER. Izaak

TIME District Chapter, 1Zaak
Walton League, goes into
i the shooting business liter
ally with a bang today,
with the opening of the chapters
new skeet field in Montgomery
County, on the Bradley Boulevard,
about three miles from Bethesda.
The skeet shooting was scheduled to
get under way at o'clock this morning
in grand opening, and with the open
ing comes provision for the hunting ele-
ment of the organization that has been
sorely needed for several years
The league announced yesterday that
the initial Official shoot" on the new
skeet field will be held early In January
instead Of December, as previously
stated.
The regular monthly luncheon of the
league will be held tomorrow at 1915
pm. at the Raleigh Hotel, in the main
dining room.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
WOMEN.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team games. Fifth. 4sl Temple,
High team sets. Fifth 1856; Temple
1856
HARRINGTON (Hyattsville). :; Jennewine tMe-
tropolitanl. 4. Sparks CFifthl. X.
High spares-M. Locke ICentenniaD. 80;
Miller (Centennian. 80.
High individual .games-Harrington tHy-
All High sihe'' individual 5 0' setsHsabean Cwest
washington No, H.; 327: Baliou Owes.
Hish averages-Ballou west Washington
No. u, 96-lO; Cohee west Washington No.
~ 9G-l Sabean West Washington No. y,
obs: Jennewine Metropolitan. g4-l6:
MulQuin CFifth). o3-l4; NJ. Locke fCenten-
mai eaia; as55lEs5qn Hiyat!Fyllle, yd1ts
Metropolitan. Oils; Sparks CFifth). Oil.
Evening star., 1933-12-03

Gus will be crat-
ed and shipped
here Friday to
tackle rugged STAN
ley Pinto. who
created a mild tu-
rore among the
growl addicts OF
Philadelphia r e
Gently by flatten-
ing Gus. Pinto
made his debut
here last week and
was held to a 80
minute draw by
Vic Christy, who is
a pretty good rass-
Ter for half an
hour.
Sonnenberg has
Evening star., 1933-12-03
Mrs. Ackman Stands Alone.
A LTH0UGH no male has triumnbe

A LlHOUGH no male has triumphed
"A twice in the giant tournament a
woman has. Mrs. Bess Ackman
took the gold medal two years in a
row. but in the second victory vas
forced into roll-of. The ODDS against
her. however, were not nearly as pro-
hlpltlVe as they are against Pacini. due
to the fact that a great many NOR,
men than women take part in the
tournament.
The Yuletide event has brought
quick but not lasting fame to a number
OF bowlers. Clarence Taft. who won
the first, in 1923. with a flashy score.
had never before known the glare Of
the spotlight and has been a stranger
to it since. Quite the same nav De
said of Tony De Fina. although the
little Italian has managed to maintain
respectable average.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Season Records.

season Records.
High team game. Internal Revenue, 642;
Government Printing Office. 63I.
High team Set Patent Office, 1.T01; Navy
Yard. 1885
High individual game. Cowden &c, p. o..
16S; Jollife internal Revenuel. 1874.
enue), 407; Burdette Navy Yard. 400.
Greatest number OF strikes @. Miller and
CoEden: 90: Barrett !'Post Office. 1s.
mercel. 81; Al Woods Patenp, SO
d hsh in5divi9nal aveTTaa,gTes1Harget Ta,Te Com
1901; Al Woods PATENT. 11G-s; Cowden
&C. P; o., 1l6-"S. and L. Brown &c. P.
o., 115-3S.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
DYNAMITE LEAGIE.
Season Records.

High individual average - Chipouras
(Steam Rollers). 10S-20; Long Little Po-
tatoes,. 1917; Weisbach tWrecking Crew.
loalgS Hish individual eame-crymes twrecklng
Crew, 161: C. L. Brown tTornadoes). 151.
High individual Set-CrymeS (Wrecking
Crew. 364: Spiess 'Sleuths), 800; Chpou-
ras fSteam Rollers. $50.
High strikes-Horan (Duds,. II; Ken
nedy tTornadoes). II; Weisbach tWrecking
Crew. III.
High spsres-chiroupas (Steam Rollers.
81 Long Little Potatoes). ~; Shelton
High fiat game-Acuf tsleuthsl. 90;
Boswell fHill Billesl 33; Weisbach Wreck
ing Crew., 93.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
LEAD IN BOWLING MATCH.

The Silver Spring bowling team won
the first block of home-and-home
match by 60 pins from the Worthmore
duckpinners of Baltimore last night ~
the Silver Spring alleys. Joe Harrison
topped the local team with a set of &C..
The team totals 1~cre 2,9SS to 1929.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
A. & P. LEAGUE MEM.
Section Two.
B. Y. p. L. LEAGUE (MEN(.
Season Records
H'gh team game, First, 597.

Hgh team game, First. SOY.
High team set First, LAO. 1885,
High strikes. Lewis East Washington
Heiehts). IS; Read GSecondl. 13.
Heiehts> u; Buchanan tWest WASHINGTON
High individual games. BlakesIee West
Washington No. y. I5s; H. Hodges twest
Hieh ind.vieual sets. H Hodges West
washngton No. -. 3s7; Blakeslee West
Washington No. 81. 3S3
High averages-Fellows tFirst. 11T-4;
II. Lewis EAST Washington Heightsl. ll5-
15 H. Hodges West Wash ngton No. j..
1l4-2: Bunch (Temple). 1l2-1o: woods
lMetropolitan No. =. IL; Buchanan West
metropolitan No. G). 109-l4: Jones Brook
landl. 1Oo-.; Blakeslee west Washington
No. 81. 1868; Greer (Kendall No. -,
1862.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
ROBBERS THURSDAY NIGHTERs.
individual Ayerages

GIuyer's Gingerettes. 6 3 451 1896 .68
Rice'S Ripsnorters. 90. : ii 436 1,:237 80
Evening star., 1933-12-03
HOLY NAME SOCIETY LEAGUE.
Season Records.
HIGh team game-st. Gabriel, 844, Holy

Name. 63b; st. Jerome. B32.
High team set-st. Gabriel. 1.79s: Holy
Name. 1.794
High individual average-Pricci 1872:
Mischou. 1l7-IS; Sheehy. ! ISL
High lndividual gane-Sheehy. 161: NC
Irtvre. 156: Mischou, 30.
-, High indiyidual seeitoccMischou. eioc 424; Hill
High strikes-Hnliard and sheehy. is
each: Robson and Weeks. : each.
High spares-Mischou. 95i Pricci, s.;
Locke, S5.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
Fraternity League

sForeited four games
s'Forfeited three games.
Season Records.
High individual averages-P. Schlosser
Gamma Beta). 1l6; Miller "a. !. K.-Alpha).
High individual games-Selke "A. S. L..
Delta ChD. so; Scrivener "a. I. K.-Alpha).
and P, Schlosser Gamma Beta. i56,
High individual schiller "a. d. k
AlphO, All; Scrivener "a. !. K.-Alpha).
392.
High individual strikes-Warman Kappa
Phil, Is; Cotter Kappa Phil. and Miller
and Harvey "a. I. K-Alphal, 13.
Alpha1. Sc; Warman Kappa PhD. 79.
Greatest number Of individual pins--Mil-
Ter "a. I. K-Alpha). 3,437; Warman (kappa
PhD, 3,422.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
BUCK AND, EARLY SCORE
Capture Two-Man Golf Team Title
of Washington Club.

DR.. c. E. Buck and Felix z. Early
yesterday won the two-man team cham
pionship Of the Washington Golf and
Country Club, defeating Frank M. Will
liams and Joseph T. Kirchner in the
final round by and /. The victors led
most of the way. scoring best ball of
73 for Williams and Kirchner
Buck and Early defeated v. c. Dickey
and D. C. Gruver in the first round,
won from Charles H. Doing, jr., and
j. G. c. Corcoran in the second round
and licked williams and Kirchner yes
terday after the latter pair had entered
the final by a surprise victory over
Ralph S. Fowler and DR.. T D. Webb.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
Agriculture
Interbureau League
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team sets-EconomcS. 1,7O6; Plant
,tiS6; InterbureauS, l,6IS. ~
High team games-Public Roads, 592; Ac-
counts 5g1; EconomcS-Plant. 5SS.
High individual setS-Dixon. Al; Rose
81: Kessler. 317.
High individual games-Dixon. 1o1; Ter
wisse, 1856; Kessler. $50.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
TEMPLE MINOR LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High individual average-Wells. 114-6;
Ksrley. HILL; Heller Ills.
High individual game-Vernon and Spar
rough, l56 each.
High individual set-Wells. 4O1: Heller,
370
High, strikes-Ecklor. Hauser and Tyler.
10 each.
High spares - Christian. 20; viehmey-
er. IS.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
Temple League

Season Records.
High team gamer Street, 6"6; Eech-
ingers. 623.
High team set-Sunrise Bakery, 1,s09;
Hechinger's, l,114.
Honey. 121.
High individual game-Appel, 161; L.
Bonbrest and Osn. 1873 each.
High individual set-Pacini, 407; Whit
ing 800.
High strikes-McDonald, 49, Pacini and
Moore, IA.
High individual spares-Pacini 30;
Mooney, 6S
Evening star., 1933-12-03
c. & P. TELEPHONE LEAGUE

High team set-Plant once. 1.739; Com
mercial, ] $50.
High team game-Constitution 6l3;
Georgia c. o. 6O7.
Huehes. 3a9: Oeser, 394.
High individual Rame-Hughes. 15l;
Jarman. 149; Hilliad. l47.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
Hebrew Interclub
League
HEBREW INTERCLUB LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records
High team game-Vista. 6l7.
High team Set-Monarch. l,611.
High individual average-Singer Gris),
ll3-24.
High individual game-Bortnick (ViSta).
Friedman or. AroraD. Ii.
High individual set-Snyder (Les Amis),
High strikes-BOrtnick Vista). seigel
(Rialto). Is.
High spares-Singer Irisl 81.
High fat gane-Sauber tRialtOl. %
Evening star., 1933-12-03
Police Go Cunning.
THE Montgomery County police
force has been going In for hunt.

ing in a large way during the
last week Sergt- Roy Snyder and Pvt.
Jerry Hobbs. with shorty Henderson
as a shooting companion, went down
into Virginia early in the week and,
hunting near Lynchburg. picked up a
total bag of about 40 quail and two
dozen rabbits in two days of cunning
Sergt. Roy Bodman and Pvt. John
Hall bagged 16 birds on Thanksgiving
day. shooting near Dry Seneca Greek
in Montgomery County
w. Frank Ricketts,. former Montgom-
cry County Commissioner and now
State road supervisor is proudly telling
his friends how. on Thanksgiving after
noon he went out with three shells and
brought back two birds for his Friday
morning breakfast. He was hunting
in Montgomery County.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
ram Made for Porner Sho,v Odds Against Pin Champion Pore
Keeping Pace With the Duckpin Shooters
RECREATION LEAGUE.
Season Records.

StasOn Hec0fdS.
High individual game-N. Smith. 1s5.
High individual set. FreSchi. 43o.
high team game-Bearcats. 664.
HER HER seaR Mandeya Savior "a each
High spareS-Mandley 96.
High individual laverage-Mandley. 127-l1.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
Five Mat Dates Made.

Five Mat Dates Made.
1--WE opponents are listed for the
n varsity wrestling squad, whose
season opens January 26 against
North Carolina State here. Navy will
be met the next week in Annapolis and
the remaining opponents, the Univer:
sity of North Carolina. v. p. I. and
Temple University, will be entertained
here.
me-and-home games with the Uni
versity of Virginia and v. P. I. frosh
squads are arranged for the V. M. l..
freshman basket ball squads season,
opening January 16.
Freshmen boxers will meet three op-
ponents, opening January 27 against
v. P. I. freshmen. Navy and the Uni
versity of North Carolina freshmen Will
furnish the other opposition.
The same opposition will be met by
the freshmen wrestlers, opening Feb
ruary against the Navy plebes.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
East Washington
Church League
Team Standing.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High individual average-Eddie Rees.
1876.
HiJh individual Set-Ray Raum, 4lS.
High strikes-Ray Raum. &c.
High spares-Archie Hughes and Charles
High team game-Nlnth No. /, SOC.
High team Set-Ninth No. l. 1.1OS.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
MERCHANT LEAGUE.
Sea son Records.

High team game-Thompson Dairy. $50
High team set-Holmes Bakery. No l.
1.61S
High individual game-McProuty IS. d..
High individual set-Edwards (WlIlies
Bakery 3g@.
High individual average-Jacobs IS. d..
III.
High spares-Jacobs IS d. 20.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
SATURDAY NIGHT LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team set Tru Blu Beer. 1852.
High team game. Frazee Potomac Laun-
dry. 500.
High club game. O. Frye. 140; Heller. 149.
Habst, 14g.
High average Habst. 1919.
High strikes, Burley, 10.
High spares, HabSt. G5.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
X. OF &. LEAGUE.
Evenings Highs.

Evenings Highs.
Balboa 5o5 game and or set.
Mischou (MarquetteI. l3j game.
1anSdale Trinidad. 357 set.
Turkey Party Prizes.
Group A-Mischou CMarquettel. 135
game; Larsdale Trinidad. 357 set.
Group BE Carr Trinidad. III game;
L Callahan de Sotol 3o0 set.
Group C-Kearney COvandob. 123 game:
Group D-Pol fPintat, 1@s game: J.
Werner Salvador. 3O4 set.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
Season Records.

High team same-,Lpcky StrikeS.3?36.
High individual game-Evelyn Ream l46.
High individual set-.LoIraine GulIl-39o'
High spareS-Lorraine GULL. 6b;
High strikes-Marie Whalen. -" -
High fiat game-Katherine Federllne: 81.
High average-Lorraine GULL. 1l2-4
Evening star., 1933-12-03
DISTRICT LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team set-Lucky Strike, 1897.
High team game-Occidental. bS4.
High individual set--Joe Harrison. 44s.
High individual game-Paul Harrison,
High average-Paul Harrison, 1919.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
Season Records.

High individual average-Watson (Peo-
Piles Drug StoreS). 1888.
High individual game-Kilby Evening
Starr, 154.
High individual sets-Milner (Shoe Mart),
3S7; Harvey (Hopwood's FuTniture), 3S7
High team game-Continental Baking Co..
High team set-carry Ice Cream Co..
1.T27.
High game for the week-watson (Peo-
pies Drug Stores). 145.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
Section C..
Season Records.

High team eame-HoIv Trinity. 594; St
Francis de Sales 5S5.
HiFh team set-st Francis de Sales. l.
700: Nativity. 61g.
High team averaee-St, Francis de Sales
536: NATIVITY 5@6-6.
High individual game - Crawley.' 155;
West, ~.
High individual set-Crawley. 3ss; Nc
Gol-ick. 3-6
High es-McGolrick. Is; Crawley. l..
High cpares-McGolrick, So. Kramer. i.
Hieh individual average - McGolrlck.
IL So; Crawiey. 1898.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team games-Beta Phi Epsilon and
PHI Lambda M. $50.
High team set-Phi Lambda NJ. 1885.
High individual averages-Gi!denhorna and
Cohn. 1OS-6.
High individual eame-Lubore. 156.
HIgh individual Set-Lubore, 349.
High fat Eame-Cohn. "a.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
SANICO LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team games-Jumbo Bread. COS:
Sanico Cakes. 6O1.
High team sets-oJumbo Bread. LOO;
Sanico Cakes. .699.
Hizh Individual averages-Bradford. 115:
Gartrell. 112-1S.
High individual games-A. Reed, 166;
High. individual sets-Moody. 397: Brad
ford, 800.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
WASHINGTON LADIES'. LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game. Columbians. $50
High team. set. Columbians. 1.642.
gh individual set. Evelyn Ream. AZ"
HiSh Individual game, Evelyn Ream and
Lucille Young, l59
Evening star., 1933-12-03
Nation Wide Crocers
League
OFirSt Series.)
Individual Records.

Hish eame-Shaw eek Grove). 49,.
HiCh Set-Riley (Doggie Dinner, 3s2;
High number spares-Katz Padgett
Printers. 81.
High number strikes-Veneziani Brewer
Snyder) and Sher CDoggie Dinnerl. To-.
High fat game-McClary tAndy Lomer)'
High average-Riley tDoggie Dinner).
l0g-ll.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE,

6S1
High team set-Book OF Washington
1889.
High individual game-Jack Gooding, ] q.
High individual setback Gooding. 441.
High strikeS-Simon b.
High spares-Litchfield, 104.
High ayerage-Joe Harrison. 1863.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE.
Season Records.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

High team game-Mt Pleasant. 817.
High team set-Mt Pleasant. 1.723.
High individual game-C. H. Croft. 14J.
High individual Set-Gardiner, 391.
Evening star., 1933-12-03
Temple Doubles
Duckpin League
Season Records.
Individual Averages.

High team games-Moore- Meyer, o96:
Appel-Whiting, 26S.
High team sets-Moore Meyer. 759; Ap-
G3G.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-26
Livestock
so. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

south st. Paul, Dec. 26.-(R)-tU
>. Dept. Agr)-Cattle l,40O: beet
steers and yearlings predominant:
carry sales steady to strong: few good
led steers l,l00 lbs. up. 4.25-5o: COM
mon to medium lighter weights, 800
4oo: She stock scarce, fairly steady:
medium quality heifers, 3.25-4Oo:
butcher COWS around 225; low cut
tiers and cutters mostly 1875: bulls
scarce; stockers and feeders nominal
calves 200; very light supply, steady
good and choice, 4OO-5.OO.
Hogs 1000: fairly active, 2o-25 hioh.
er than last weeks close: good ia
choice 160-240 lbs. $3.50; early ton
$50 paid sparingly shippers: better
24o-325 lbs. 290-3.25: most l40-160
lbs. 2.75-3.O0; bulk packing sows 2.25-
SO: average cost Saturday 2.95; weight
1913 lbs.
Sheep 1000: receipts include three
loads Westerns mostly killers: balance
largely natives and Dakotas; nothing
done early: late Friday bulk to good
to choice fat lambs 6.75-85; one load
700.
Dairy cattle very little offered, quot
ed unchanged or around 27.50-37. so
tor good to choice springers: common
10 medium around l500-2500.