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Evening star., 1933-10-29
DENNIS A. UPSON TOPS
GUNNERS AT BENNING.
Wins 16-Yard Trapshooting Title
for Third Time by Shatter-
ing 81 Out Of 100.

~ ENNIS A. UPSON for the third
IL time won the 16-yard trapshoot-
ing championship Of the Wash
ington Gun Club yesterday on the range
near Benning His score was 81 out Of
100. the same total he made to land the
event in 1929. Last year he broke "a.
The title match was shot as a part of
an encounter against the Spa Gun Club
of ANNAPOLIS The winners broke 924
out of 1000 targets. the washington
clubmen shattering 1874.
In special 50-target doubles match,
C. C. Fawsett, Washington, was high.
with 40.
The Washington team will go to Bal
timore next Saturday for the second of
its 1933-34 series Of matches with the
Oriole Gun Club and the Benning traps
will be closed.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
PACINI, TALBERT WIN
Local Bowlers Outshoot Oriole Duo
in Singles, Doubles.

Ollie Pacini, No. l ranking bowler
nationally, and Jack Talbert, both OF
Washington, took the lead In both enos
of a doubles and singles match with a
Baltimore duo, Ray Barnes and Andy
zeiler, in a home-and-home series last
night at the Temple alleys. The sec
ond block will be rolled next Saturday
in Baltimore.
Pacini bested Barnes in the singles,
6l4 to 599. rolling games of 13l, 1873:
1o1, 100 and 124, to Barnes string OF
12O, 126, 90, 119 and 125.
In the doubles Talbert starred to give
the locals an 11-pin lead, 1,243 to 1882.
Doubles scores:
BALTIMORE.
Zeiler 12l 1O1 100 1913 1T
Barnes .,.,, 115 1872 149 145 ITO
236 233 25s 27s 227-1.232
WASHINGTON.
Talbert 1l2 123 135 140 134
Pacini ,.,,, 104 141 1O7 139 1Os
2l6 264 242 279 242-1..4S
Evening star., 1933-10-29
DARK SECRET WINS
WITH LATE SPEED
0vertakes Mate in Last so
Yards Of CIosing-Day
Feature at Laurel.

BY the Associated Press.
7 AUREL, Md, October 28-The
Wheatley Stables Dark Secret
ran brilliantly today to capture
IL the $500 Washington Handi-
cap-the main feature of the
closing day at Laurel.
Coming from behind so yards from
the wire, the 4-year-old thoroughbred
finished with burst of speed that car
ried him across the line half length
in front of Albert C. Bostwick's Mate.
In third place was Cornelius v. Whit
ney'S Mad Trump, which ran surpris-
ing race to beat the remainder of the
sterling field, including George D. Wi
dener's Jamestown, Sylvester w. Lab
rot's Tired Avon and the Brookmeade
Stables Inlander.
The race brought about $8,575 to the
winner.
TN THE ott = feature of the days
racing, the Spalding Lowe jenkins
Handicap, E. r. Bradley's Bazaar
was victorious, bringing in a purse of
S3O15 in the S2,500 added race
The Brookmeade Stables Cavalcade
was second and the Belair studs Vicar
was third. This race was for juveniles
over a mile course. The Washington
Handicap was for 3-year-olds and over
and the distance was mile and q
quarter.
Mate was a slight favorite over Dark
Secret in the Washington Handicap.
jamestown, third as a favorite, and
known as sprinter, took an early lead
TIE WAS unable to hold the pace,
however, and by the time the
mile mark was reached, Sylvester
w Labrot's Tired Avon, winner last
year, was running ahead Of the pack, a
neck in front of jamestown. Tired
Avon held this lead around the turn
and coming into the stretch.
At this point Mate and Dark Secret
both accelerated their pace, Mate going
to the fore. After the last sixteenth
pole had been passed, Hank Mills, riding
Dark Secret, pushed his mount ahead
and finished in the good time Of 20245.
The start of the Spalding Low Jen-
kins' Handicap was very favorable to
Bazaar. which lunged pust as the start
er gave the Go" signal, thus getting
away to a running start. Bazaar was
always within striking distance of the
leader and went in front on the
stretch
Dark Secret paid $3.50 for each 50
ticket in the mutuels and Bazaar
paid Sc.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
BETHESDA BOWLERS WIN
Takes Team and Doubles, Drol
Singles With Baltimcreans.

Bethesda's bowling team won the
team and singles competition, but lost
the doubles last night in the final block
of their home and home series with the
Recreations of Baltimore on the Bethes-
da alleys. Henry Hiser's crew took the
team match by 1877 pins, which added
to their advantage of 81 gained in the
first half at Baltimore gave them total
lead of 158
In the singles last night Hiser out
bowled Jacobson of Baltimore by 81
pins giving Bethesda an advantage for
the series of 26 pins, Sant.ni having
topped Schreck by in the Baltimore
end
jacobson and Claybaugh topped San
TIM and Hiser by II pins last night in
the doubles, which with the advantage
of 1853 they gained at Baltimore, gave
them an aggregate lead of 180.
Last nights scores.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
$50 600 556 594 552-3.95O
AMERICAN BREWERY CO.
BORROW HOCKEY PLAYER.

54I So" 553 5s@ GO3-o.s61
Evening star., 1933-10-29
HICKEY CALLS MEETING

CHICAGO, October % lP.-The an
nual meeting OF the American Associa-
ton has been called for Sunday, No
vember II, at Kansas City Dixon
HoteD by President Thomas Jefferson
Hickey.
Chicago so the club owners could go
directly from there to Galveston, Tex,
for the National Association of Profess
sional Base Ball Leagues
Evening star., 1933-10-29

| VI Miller, the feather champeen,
and Petey Sarron. one of the
challengers. are trying to kid each other
or themselves but they insist on look
ing beyond their impending 10-round
scrap at Portner's Arena this week.
The champ arrived here yesterday
and before a reception committee COM
posed of some Of the city's ring writer's,
managers awe-struck palookas and
just plain hangers-on, intimated he
expected to use Mr.. Sarrons anatomy
to practice on before tackling Kid
Chocolate for the undisputed world
championships this Winter in Gotham.
1t seems Miller Is recognized
only by the National Boxing
in with official recognition of the
New York and Pennsylvania
State Commissions.
CARRON'S plan, as voiced by Man
y ager Jimmy Erwin, is to i'm
mediately put through request to
the N. B. A., following his win over
Miller, for title bout.
We've got to fight Miller overweight
to protect his title" MARBLES Erwin
but when and if We lick him, shouldn't
we get the preference over any other
challenger for a championship fight?
We're going to get it or break an
arm trying"
4 MATEUR boxing enthusiasts eager
~ ly are looking forward to the
annual convention of the Anna
teur Athletic Union in Pittsburgh No
vember 10 to 81. It is possible the A.
A. U. will change the ring rules so that
bouts between Simon-pure mittmen will
Evening star., 1933-10-29
DISTRICT GROCERY STORES LEAGUE
RECREATION LEAGUE.

RECREATION LEAGUE,
W. L W. L.
Sol Herzogs. ~ 9 ouacks ......6 8
Kris Dsiicat.. 8 ! s9ssrs sm9sers phsf. Z II
Season Records.
High team game-Bearests, 664.
High team set-Bearcats, 1,S46.
High individual game-N. Smith (Smysers
Pharmacy, 1856.
High individual set. Freschi (sol Her
Zogs). 43S.
High individual average Mandley
fQuacks), 1911.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
MASONIC LEAGUE.

1sII.d High a., team games--Potomac e21; New
High team set-New Jerusalem. -56.
retWo5tn; H,o5 LOG: La Fayette. ! .697.
stta1sh H1sh 5noiyidual averages--Hare LA Fay
41g-5 Helm (CentenniaD. 1883.
algh lndividual Eame-Minster (Hardine)
JerussIeme 'ha 40 Fayette)' 16o; Purdy New
.oh High individual set-Hare la Fayette)
III High 09REas s4hes@De@ahrnesstt osi SShnst 4Nstor.n
Ssaei mae ..AnacoStia) 10; Slick LA Fay.
Hefm Hash 1cen3arn. Sp3arss1Haree Ga Fayette). "A;
S41o,hieh hieh game Tuesday. Charlton (King
Evening star., 1933-10-29
LOCAL PINMEN ON TOP
Lucky Strike Team Takes S9-Pin
Lead Over Baltimoreans.

Led by Ed Blakeney, who rolled
621 score, team from the Lucky
Strike alleys Of Washington outbowled
the American Brewery Co. pinners of
Baltimore in the first block of their
home -and-home series last night at
the Lucky Strike. 1850 to 2,861
The locals dropped only one of the
i've games, the final which went to
the visitors by COB to 552.
Scores:
Evening star., 1933-10-29

Solution to end game No. 81. w. A.
Hooper VS.. P. S. Milmer-Barry KIT
K4. PxKt; BxP!, K-Kt2: P-Kt5,
QBXP; 4 Q-R6ch, k-B2; 5 Bach,
XXX; PIP. R-KB; 7 Q-R5ch. Re-
signs The Black pawn is on KB5 in
stead of OBS.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
BOBSLED TAKES STAKE

ARLINGTON DOWNS, Tex, october
% GP).-Mrs A. NJ. Creech's Bobsled, a
black gelding, today won the first an
nual Texas Derby, a mile and a quarter
run for 3-year-olds, at w. T. Wag-
goner's newly opened course here.
Evening star., 1933-10-29

WINDSOR, Ontario, October % Up.
Windsor Bulldogs of the International
Hockey League have borrowed "Porky"
Levine of Kansas City to play in the
nets until November 25. If his work is
satisfactory Levine probably will re-
main at Windsor
Evening star., 1933-10-29
GEORGETOWN COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

Season Records.
Individual sets-McKeaver. J. Kreamer.
K. Beck, 363 each.
Individual games-Mitchell, $50: T.
Bromley l44.
High strikes-Stohlman Libbey. J. Kream-
er. 10 each.
High spares-K Beck, 43; Jacobs. Morre.
ONeal. 80 each.
Individual average-K. Beck 1859:
Mitchell III: Bradt. 1923; Saylor. 100;
Cohen. I0S-11.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
OPEN GOLF EVENT DATED.

CHARLESTON, S. c., October % (P).
March 1917 has been agreed upon by
the Charleston Country Club and the
Professional Golfers Association for the
second annual Charleston Gardens open
golf tournament.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
+ cu||ina3 The y. ..;:,'' Gsy|!ao~ers'%% !f!s
By FRANCIS STAN

be composed of five 2-minute rounds
instead of the present three 3-minute
rounds.
The International Amateur
Boxing Federation already has
adopted the new system, which
will be employed in the next
Olympic Games and other inter-
national contests. In the past
the A. A. U. always has adopted
such changes to conform with
international rules.
TIVE 2-minute rounds, it has been
felt for some time, not only IS
easier on the fighters. but affords
the SPECTATORS better show.
Unlike hard-b,tten pros. boxing is no
business with amateurs, often lacking
in stamina built up by rigorous daily
training. Three minutes is long time.
especially to young fighters. Not as
experienced as pros, their muscles are
tensed nervously and with tiring effect
even before the first bell.
The first two minutes invariably pro-
vide the thrills and competition in
amateur boxing.
TINY JOE HOLMAN. the press
agent, rises to prove his daily
statement, "Joe Turner gets
matches other promoters dream about" 4"
with few markings to Turner's recent
noteworthy cauliflower carnivals-Lon-
dos-Steele (twice). Mcmillan Steele,
Sarpolis- Steele Steele-Zaharias. McNil-
lan-Zaharias, Marshall Mcmillan, Mar
shall Sarpolis, Ernie Dusek-Shikat, Shi-
kat-ZahariaS.
And if I'm not mistaken" pens Tiny
Joe. I'VE may get Londos against the
winner of the Shikat-Steele match.
Turner won't guarantee it, but he'll be
a disappointed gent If he misses out on
that one"
Evening star., 1933-10-29

on the local por u
lace in those tTo
tifS at Laurel wi 4
Eddie Burl. a fal.'
sort of journeynan
pugilist, he was
hauled down prom
to from the myth
ical stool, awaiting
further judgment.
The fight faith
full n e e d W a t
no lon G er than
Wednesday. Fred
dy Miller, a young
man with a cham
pionship crown on
his curly noodle,
will trip to town
to test the mettle
of the Rirmingham
Evening star., 1933-10-29
HOCKEY SUIT DISMISSED.

MONTREAL, October % (Pl.-Su-
preme Court Justice McDougan dis
missed a suit for $658 brought against
the Windsor team of the International
Hockey League by j. Allan Higgins for
alleged unpaid salary while he was In
training with the Bulldogs.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
DEPARTMENT STORE LEAGUE.

season Records
High individual average-Simon (Kann's).
llS-l0.
High individual set-Simon tKanns). 404
High team game-Kann's 597.
High team set-Kann's. 1866.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
PETE FACES MILLER
|NNON-T|TLESCRAP
Spectacular Bout Promised.
Both Will Weigh Over
Feather Limit.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.


w yE MAY get the real low
\N) down on this Petey
Y ' Sarron fellah this week
when the national fistic
spotlight focuses on Portner'S
Arena.
When Petey held his own in
two smashing performances
against Tommy Paul, the ex-
feather champ, late last Winter,
the good citizens of Washington
busted off the local pedestal and
boosted the hairy hurricane from
'Bama up on it.
But when Sarron pulled "Winooka"
Evening star., 1933-10-29
Keeping Up With the Bowlers
LUTHERAN LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High team sets-Takoma Blues, .645;
st Marks. .624.
High team eames-Atonement. 576; Ia
komG Blues 57l.
High individual sets-S Solem (Atone-
ment). 3s3 Tanner (St Marks 364
High individual games-S. Solem (Atone-
ment), l67; Bonifant (St. Matthews Reds.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
BANKERS LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-Nat. Sav. No /. 6o5
High team Set-Wash Loan No. |. 1.755
High individual decentralization. 120-15;
second. Ellis 115-l3.
High Standardization. l.,
High spares-Ellis. So
-, High individual games-Madden and Nc
Pherson. ISL each.
High individual set-Madden. 39S.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
KNIGHTS OF CoLrMRrs ,r.c,

evenings highs-Marquett, 664 game
oantlnl (Marauette). 1853 game and 400
SET game is seasons record.
game, SO pins over average. -0'
Evening star., 1933-10-29
Junior Section Results.

Hoover, 80; Garfield. 2.
Twin Oaks, 80; Phillips, 20.
Montrose, 36; Mitchell, 8.
Georgetown, 10; Gallinger, 4.
Rosedale, 3d. Wheatley. 6.
Potomac, Is; Virginia Avenue, 25.
Burroughs. 20; New York Avenue, 6
Thomas, 19; Corcoran, ID.
Raymond, 48; Bancroft, 4.
Happy Hollow, At; Cooke, 0.
Park View, II; Bloomingdale, Is.
Takoma, IS; Hamilton. 6.
Hayes. 80; Edmonds. o. .
Evening star., 1933-10-29
AGRICULTURE INTERBUREAU LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team sets-Economics' e 6S6' Plant
Uish team cames-Accounts. SOL; Horu-
cuitI,re 5S4: Interbureaus. 5S2 ,,.-
High individual sets-Rose, 371' hessief'
7'HHi Hiob Individual games-Terwisse, 155;
Kessler. $50: Corbin, 145.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
Champ Not a KnOckerout.

AIEITHER is noted for his knockout
~ proves. Miller is known as one
CT the sweetest boxers in feather
weight history, but his kayo record is
not startling. Sarron's is not much
better, but if any edge in punching
prowess exists, it is in Petey's favor.
Recent records of the pair produce
only two fair comparisons in this re-
spect. Last Winter Sarron kayoed
Johnny Datto in the first round. The
same Datto dropped a 10-round deci-
sion to Miller earlier Sarron, shortly
after knocking out Johnny, tried again,
but this time was forced to work fast
to outpoint him.
Mkt Gelb has met both. Sarron
handed him a terrific lacing at Port
ner's, flooring him six times in eight
rounds. twice in the opening session.
Miller has a 10-round victory over Gelb
and the record fails to show whether he
foored the Hungarian or not.
The invasion of Miller is the second
time a recognized world champion has
visited the Virginia caulif1oWer plant.
Midget Wolgast dropped in couple OF
years ago, but his opposition was not
such as to produce a rousing scrap. 1t
promises to be much stiffer for Miller.
Freddy is one of the few champions
campaigning under his real moniker
He is German-American, is % years
old. was born in Cincinnati weighs
around 13O now. and lifted the world
crown from the brow of Tommy Paul
"A TWO-YEAR quest for a return
~ match between Dick Shikat and
Ray Steele ends Thursday for M.
Joe Turner, The rasSle maestro. when
the two ranking crownless GROWERS will
clash in the Washington Auditorium.
In a moment Of weakness Steele, al
though sitting pretty as undisputed vice
president TO Jim LondoS, consented to
rassle Shikat here in the Fall of 1881.
Dick. the former champ, won after a
rousing scrap SO good Prof. Turner
wanted it staged all over again
This time Shikat reneged and un-
til now Tuner has been unsuccessful IN
his frequent efforts to obtain the match.
1t is whispered Shikat's real reason for
rassling Steele again is to prove without
a shadow of doubt that he is the guy to
meet Londos when the Greek returns to
the mat wars.
1t will be the third meeting between
Shikat and Steele. Dick won both of
the other matches, one staged here two
wears ago, the other in Baltimore re-
Gently.
George Zaharias and Dick Raines are
the semi-finalists They are among the
bigger and rougher of the torso twist
ers. The lone prelim so far lists son
Jennings and Floyd Marshall.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
HOLY NAME LEAGUE,
Season Records.

High team games-Holy Trinity. 594;
Holy Comforter. $40: Nativity. 575.
High team sets-Nativity, go; ST.
Aloysius. l 1896; Holy Trinity. 1896.
High team averages-Nativity. 5l9-6; st.
Aloysius. Still.
High individual game-Moore (Holy Trim
ityl. 14l: Mooney (Holy Namel. 140.
High individual sets-McGolrick est
Frances De Sales. 81; Moore holy Trim
ity). 363. -.
High individual averages-McGolrick tSt.
Frances De Sales. 1l6-2; Van SAINT tSt:
Frances De Sales). 114-7; A. B. Gleason
tSt. Aloysius). 1926.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
~THERs on the list are Hans schon-

NTHERS on the list are Hans Schon-
u rath. Gypsy Daniels. who has a
knockout over Schmeling to his
credit: Rudi Wagner and Maurice Girls
selle, who fought the late Young Strib-
ling.
The blond Tiger shapes up we'll. He
is well built and only "a years old. The
wide expanse Of his shoulders denotes
keen hitting power Unlike most new-
comers to the game, Neusel does not
move around uncertainty. He is loose
and free in his movements and can hit
out from any position.
Those who like the aggressive hitter
type will take to Neusel. He looks like
the goods. He will make his first
American start on November 4 with
Johnny Risko as the likely opponent.
Selecting Risko calls for confidence on
the part of youngster trying to make
good in a new country. Old Jawn
knows how to hand it out, and there is
none better to test a newcomer,
Evening star., 1933-10-29
GIRL BASKETERS BUSY
Fifteen Games Run Off in Munich
pal Playground Series.

Fifteen games were played yesterday
in the interplayground girls basket ball
series being conducted by the Municipal
Playground Department under super
vision of Maude Parker, director of
girls activities Thirteen were Junior
matches and the other two were in the
senior section
Senior play will be resumed Wednes-
day and the juniors will see action
again Saturday.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-Mount Pleasant $50
High team set-Mount Pleasant. 1,.19.
High individual game-C. F Grof. 142.
H gh individual set-N. Grof. $50.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
DYNAMITE LEAGIE
game to be rolled of.
Season Records.

High individual games-Crymes Wreck
Grimes tSleuthsD. 13q
High individual sets---Crymes CWrecking
Spiess (SleuthsD $50. ~
High individual averages - Chipouras
steam Rollers. 112-5: Beyer tHiIl BilliesI
lilo; Spiess tSleuthSl. 10s-a
Evening star., 1933-10-29
INVADING GERMAN
IS FINE SPECIMEN
Held Better Prospect Than
SchmeIing by Man Who
Helped Make Max.
BY SPARROW McGANN.

N l GW 4O1Lhj OClOUcI Go.-
M Walter Neusel, the West
/ Y phalian blond tiger, is the
latest German importation
who figures to create a stir in
the heavyweight ranks.
Neusel is one of SO fighters handled
by Paul Damski during the 16 years
the latter promoted fights In Berlin,
and Damski figured he would make a
hit with American fight fans. Damski
gave Max Schmeling his last eight
fights before he came to this country
and eventually inscribed his name on
the heavyweight trophy. Neusel ap-
pears better prospect than Schmeling,
according to Damski. If such Is the
case, some Of the fellows maSquerading
as little contenders had better take to
the tall woods before the tiger is un-
leashed.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High individual averaEe-Burrows Eve
ming STAR. 112-10.
High individual sames-.A. Jenkins tcon-
tinental Baking CO., 141: r. Schwenk
High individual set-Bachman (Hop-
woods Furniture. 1856
High team game-Continental Baking Co..
61O
High team set-Carry Ice Cream Co..
1.To1
Cab. 13S
Evening star., 1933-10-29
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Creel Bros, 393.
HIGH team set-Creel Bros. 1,726.
High individual eame--Vitale. 164,
High individual set-Blakeney 394 90
High individual laverage-Blakeney, ll6-lo.
High strikes-Roller. 13: Seimon' l3.
High spares-Blakeney. So
Eigh weekly game-Blakeney. 146.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
who make it a practice to

haunt the gymnasiums of this
city-and among them are some
of the smartest critics of the game
declare that NeuSel has clicked. The
German stands 6 feet q 2 inches high
and weighs 1913 pounds. Plenty big
and heavy enough to swap blows with
the mastadonS OF the ring.
The arrival of Neusel eXplodeS some
Of the loose talk Jack Kearns has been
handing out about his unknown foreign
heavyweight, who, the good doctor as
SertS, will make the fight fans forget
all about the exploits of Jack Dempsey.
1t just SO happens that big person by
the name of JACK Pettifer, late of
England, who stands 6 feet inches
tall, is the fighter Kearns is raving
about.
1t may surprise Kearns to learn that
Pettifer is not an unknown" at least
not to Walter Neusel. The latter out
classed Pettifer for the better part Of
seven rounds ana the Briton took a
bad lacing in the eighth and decided
to chuck it. He retired giving Neusel
credit for a technical knockout. KearnS
ought to know that any one who throws
up the sponge won't get far in this
country.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
As AN amateur, Neusel won the

A S AN amateur, Neusel won the
~ light heavyweight championship
4 - of Germany in 1929. He engaged
in 63 fights and won them all with the
exception of one draw. AS a profess
sional. Walter has knocked out more
than so per cent Of the men who faced
him and has been on the floor but once
in his entire career.
This occurred in the first round of his
fight with Dan McCorkindale. The
Tiger took a short count and went back
fighting mad He battered McCorkln-
dale all over the ring and at the close
Referee Matt Wells, who is known TO
the American fight public as a great
lightweight of the Willie Ritchie. Ad
Wolgast, Benny Leonard era, called the
scrap a draw For this the British
Board OF Boxing Control took away his
license and has not permitted him TO
oficiate since.
A look at the big blond in street
clothes is very deceptive. He Is so soft
spoken that one would not take him nor
a prize fighter. For three years he has
boxed the best men in Europe. but he
fails to show mark Of his trade.
Checking over his record, and it Is
bona fide one, the names of Europe'S
best fighters appear without any dis
credit to the Westphalian. Most every
one knows that Primo Camera lost a
10-round decision to Larry Gains. The
latter has been stirring quite fuss
since he left Toronto to compete IN
London. Neusel has a decision over
Gains. And it was not handed down
in Germany. The bout took place in
Paris, where Gains is popular favorite.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
NORTH WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE.

VIZ W. L..
Col ean15s asish:s 4saDe EEss Ei!eE%sss
Central No t.. 6 wallace Men,. 4
Season Records.
u;oh individual average-E. Moyer 1893
y,eh individual game-Gilson. 1876,
Hish individual set; Mover Iyilfn;de 44S, AZ
Greatest number of strikes-Gilson u
High team game-Gunton Temple; Sig.
Hieh team set-Gunton Temple. 1,6al
Weekly prize winners-High game. waits
1:0: high set. Hammers. 353.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
Senior line-ups and summaries:

Va. Ave (6D. Position. Garfield "a.
Vetta Abelman. R. F.. Marg McAdams
Elizabeth Whitney. L. F. Ellen Burnham
Gathering Griggs. Center. Rena b Burnham IAN
Rose Waple. R. G.. Jennie Jackobee
Evelyn, Wilson. L. G.. Dorothy Williams
Field goalS-Abelman Q2l. GriggS go, E.
Rena Burnham (2) Foul gcals-Abelman.
Rena Burnham. Referee Kelso.
Substitutions: Virginia Ave.-Griggs for
feld-Rena Burnham for Ellen Burnham.
GEORGETOWN. t45). Position. Chevy Chase 90.
Anna I H0nabach r. F..... Mar Marie =. Trede IIeds
Anna Liegus. r. G.. Helen Calhoun
Jeiss Tasd Foasrrede Facone HsHs
Q3,. Torreyson (9).- Foul goals-Trede.
Honabach. Referee-Mrs. Flynn.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
WASHINGTON LADIES, IE.c1r
LADIES' DISTRICT LEAGUE.

high team game. Columbians, $50
High team set. Columbians. Lao
High individual game, Lucille Young, I53