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FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. December 6 R-Foreign
others in cents. Great Britain, demand,
4,953s; cables. 4.95ss: 60-day bills. 4.947s;
Italy. demsnd. s5s; Vt; Cables. 5ss' s.5s. 0'''''
DemandS-Belgium. $3.50: Germany
1921: Holland. 67.62; Norway. 24.s9;
Sweden. 1855; Denmark. %. IA; Finland.
2.21; Switzerland. 81 AZ; Spain. 1856;
Portugal. 4.49I2; Greece. "a: Poland,
1925; Czechoslovakia. 41Sl2; Yugoslayia.
2.2S; Austria. 1Ss3n: Hungary. 29.75n:
Rurlania. ] OF; Argentina 80 00n; Brazil,
S.61n: Toxic. 2S93; Shanghai. "a go;
Hongkong. 42.60; Mexico City tsilver peSol.
- IS: Montreal in New York. 102.2o; New
York in Montreal. 91.S1L.
Nominal.
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Washington Exchange

SALES.
Capital Traction 5s-s1 900 at 8934,
$1,000 at 80, 81 900 at 90.
Potomac Electric $50 pfd.-2 at
ll1l2.
Washington Railway &, Electric pfd.-
l at l0034.
AFTER CALL.
Real Estate Mortgage g. Guaranty pfd.
at OIL
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Prsyious Prey. Stocks and 2;a ?
High. Low. Dividend Rate. A
llh 8 Adams Express.
347a 16 Adams Mills (2)...
l1as 6% Addressograph. go.
7Ss 3ts Advance Rumley...
9ss 47s Affiliated Prod (60c)
1l3 91h Air Reduct'n t412..
3% 1ss Airway Elec Appli. i.
237a 167s Alaska Jun Gil. .20).
5h ~ Allegheny Corp. =.
161s 55a Alleg Cp pf $50 WV
14Hs 5A Alleg Cp pf $40 ww-
1908. 1151s Allied Chem (6O. 80.
23h 10as Allis-Chalmers. go.
20h liz Alpha Port Cement.
7% Pa Anal Leather. .....
4S 25h Am Ag Chem Del(2)
25N liz Am Bank Note. 80.
50la 40 Am Bank Nte pf t3)
SO 1871 Am Brake Shoe soc.
ia SO Am Brake Sh pf (O
1O7s4 9OA Am Can (tS. .......
1927 l2611 Am Can pf O..."
1914 II Am Car & Foundry 1t,
56la 80 Am Car & Found pf. q.
12A Az Am Chain. .....,
70 46N Am Chicle Ct3h)...
S5l. % Am Coal Alleg th0 .
62l, 20% Am Comcl Alcohol. &.
1871 61a Am Crystal Sugar.
721s 4615 Am Crystal Sug pf.
5 l1s Am Encaustic.
13& 41a Am & Foreign Pwr..
17la 6ls Am & For Pw I'd pf.
101a 312 Am Hide & Leather.
42A ia. Am Hide e. Leath pf
36,s 261s Am Home Prod 2.40.
10 3A Am Ice Co. .....-...
IL 4& Am International. =,
" u Am La France (k). .
1884, 1415 Am Locomotive. -.
74ss 351a Am Locomotive pf. ,
22h 12as Am Mch & Fdy %.
10 Az Am Mach & Met eff.
27a 12n Am Metals. ......
12A 3Ia Am Power G. Light. e.
26A 10A Am P&L s. pf (1A)
17ss 10 Am Radiator.
2sA 131s Am Rolling Mills. &.
64h So Am Safety Razor(D
tn 21s Am Seating........
2ss IS Am Ship & Com. 80.
80 17ss Am Shipbldg co..
51A 30h Am Smelt & Ref. .
103a 71h Am Sm&Ref 60 pf.
125 100 Am Sm&Ref pf % :,
IL 4Sa4 Am Snuff (f3A)....
127la LOG Am Snuff pf (6)....
261s 10h Am Steel Foundry.
80 595s Am Stl Fdry pf (2).
72 46 Am Sugar t2)......
129H 1887 Am Sug pf (D....-
"a l3s. Am Sum Tob (t1A)i
1854 1O01A Am Tel & Tel o..
s5la 65A Am Tobacco (5....
SO 81 Am Tobacco B (5)..
13 3 Am Type Fdrs (k..
2Ss. 7A Am Type Fdrs pf (k)
27sa 12A Am Water Wks %.
17h 7 Am Woolen. .......
$50. 36 Am Wool pf (h21a).
9 3s4 Am Zinc & Lead. ...
5O1s 3612 Am Zinc & Lead pf =
l7s4 10 Anaconda Copper. =.
II 9H Anaconda Wire. 80.
1O6 s4 Anchor Cap pf (6 ~
3S7s 26A Archer-Dan (t1l2) e..
100,s 76A Armour Del pf o..
6s4 31a Armour of Illinois. &.
TN 46h Armour Ill pr pf 60
Sss 3 Arnold Constable. -.
1874 7A Asso Dry Goods. -.
40la 2912 Asso Oil (h50c)....
1884 Asa Atch To & S + (h2).,
80 70ls Atch To&S F pf 90.
54L PAN Atlantic Coast Line.
"a Tia Atl Gulf & W Ind pf
35I 2113 Atlantic Ref (D....
55l9 35A Atlas Powder (2)...
1874 513 Atlas Tack.
SIS l6ls Auburn Auto. ......
"a 39I2 Austin Mich pf A(5)
lOa. 80. Aviation Corp Dol. .
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Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
MISCELLANEOUS
STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
PUBLIC UTILIT!

Amer. Tel & Tel. tgl...... 10a-s .....
Capital Transit Co. ...... -@6i: 81
n & W. Steamboat. ....
Wash Gas l. Co c. 6OD.. 90 63
Pot. Elec. Power 81 pfd .. lu9 10
Pot Elec. Pwr. 5i2'c ptd Ill IL
Wash. Ry & e. com. 20. 300
Wash. Ry. { e. ptd. i1I -. lOU.s
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n Callahan Zinc.


6k, 2L Calumet & Hecla. -,
15a 6 Campbell-Wyant. :.
29E, 12l3 Canada Dry G A a.
lSh l0M Canadian Pacific.
SO 2Sp, Cannon Mills co..
10H 5ss Capital Admin (A).,
S6s. 81 Case (J ID Co.....L
s97. 56b Case q - pf o..
BAL, % Caterpillar Tr II u -
447s 171s Celanese Corp.
q l Celotex vtc (k) .....
22H 6h Celotex Co pf (k)...
32A 1874 Cent Aguire Q12)..
12Ia 51a Century Rio Mills. -
431a S0h Cerro de Pasco (2)..
ia 3A Certain-teed Prod. ..
35 liza Certain-teed pf....
1914 Sis Checker Cab Mfg.
4ss. 391a Ches & Ohio (2.S0).
4sh "a Ches-Corp t2h)...
III, 4 Chi Great West pf.
81, Pa Chi Mil st P & Pac. ..
1874 36s Chi Mil st P &P pf. &.
Is Az Chi & Northwestern
% SA Chi & Northwest pf.
9K 3hA Chi Pneumatic Tool.
2Sa 14A Chi Pneu Tool pf...
81 2 Chi r l Il Pac (k). ;.
8 2 CRI&P6To pf (k)
Is 9h Chi Yellow Cab %.
3OI 1914 Chickasha c o (2)..
1l% 3% Childs Co..
6Oss 29A Chrysler Corp II Y -
24as TN City Ice & Fuel (2).'
sc Ct City Ice & F pf n -
2h u City Stores. ....."
As Pan Cluett-Peabody ~.
1871 95A Coca-Cola (tO
ST 5Oh Coca-Cola (A) o..
1914 Sss Colgate-P-P (t75c) .
2sls 10 Collins G. Aikman. :,
"a "a Collins & AK pf(O.
8% 3ss Colo Fuel & ntk)
80 101a Colo Fuel & Ir pf (k)
33A IL Colo & Sou 1st pf...
80 IL Colo & Sou I'd pf.
19A 61s Col Gas & Elec.
7sH 81 Col G & Ell pf A (6).
4lh 21h Colum Pic vic (m1) :.
TIN So Colum Carb (f3.60). .
80 18M Comcl Credit (2). :,
5l1s SO Comcl Credit(A)(3
ITO 91h Comcl c 1st pf (6 ~
81 35N Comcl Inv Tr(t2h)
S6A 15N Comcl Solv (60c).
~ l Comwlth & South. =,
85N 22 Congoleum-N (2)...
141s 7A Congress Cigar.
13M 5N Consol Cigar. ......
69 ASH Con Cg pr pf WV s "A
67la 49 Con Cg pr pf XIV "a
So IN Consol Film.
1917 10.. Consol Film pf (j2) .
47ss 2lN Consol Gas N Y ca.
95 so Consol Gas pf go =,
AZ IN Consol Laundries. .
IA 7h Consol Oil th42c). =.
g.. 2ls Consol r r Cuba pf
2a u Consol Textile. .....
5M 2% Container Corp (B)s
14h 81 Cont Banking (A).a
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Italy is pushing its good-roads
program. 4.4 49,.
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Sales Of Stocks the New York Exchange.
HOO AN 100000 100 Noon.
100 PM...... 100000 200 P.M...... l. 100000
Dividend given the the annual
cash payments based the latest haf-yearly
declarations
Unit of trading less than 100 shares Partly
9fein stock aPaid last
stock Plus 4se in stock Pad this year tAccumulaed
dividends paid this Companies reported
stock D Plus go in stock Ex dividend ~ Wv :"
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10A 6 kaufmannDeptS40c
Az ~ Kelly Spring Tire. -,
20 5 Kelly Sp Tire % pf
tn 2% Kelsey-Hayes (B)..
21A 11M kelvinator (t70c). %,
80 65h Kendall pf (t6.92)..
23h 16 Kennecott (h45c)...
22A 1874 Kresge (SS) I).
113 101 Kresge Is S)pf(O..
33M 23A Kroger Gr&Bk 1.60.
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TRANSACTIONS ON The NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
2:30 pm.

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22 IA Yale & Towne (60c)
7A 2H Yellow Truck.
An % Yellow Truck pf. ..
22t 13 Young Sp&WG1A)
33A 12ss Youngstown Sc T. .
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Ia "a Vadsco Sales Corp.
31'. "a Nanadium Corp.
I'm AZ Van Raalle. ......
80 544 NanRaalte 1st pf(O
S6s4 24's Wick Chem (T2.4O).
5ss la Na-Car Chemical.
26 10 Na-Car Chem &c pf
SO 65 Va FL & Pwr pf CO..
8 35s Va Iron Coal & Coke
19 81 Vulcan Detin (h3).
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a. II Zenith Radio. o......, l z
~ 3as Zonite Products. 10 4
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81 3la Hahn Dept Stores.
52a. 2514 Hahn Opt Stores pf.
81. 312 Hall w F Printing.
24s4 13 Harb Walker (5Oc).
Ga Ia Hat Corp (A. .......
la u Havana Elec Ry..
Ga. Ia Hayes Body.......'
96a IA Hazel Atlas Gl (5)..
$50 1231a Helme &C W)pfO.
l25% Ill Hercules P pf (O..7
1917 SO Hershey C pf (t5)..
10A ~ Holland Furnace.
l3 5t4 Holland & Son (50c)
l30h 80 Homestake NJ (t28),
32ss IL Houd-Hersh A j2 Il q
Sls ~ sHoudaille-Hersh B.,
81 43 House Fin pf (3h)..
29L 121a Houston Oil. .......,
5ss Pa Houston Oil (new)..
57A 351a Howe Sound (3).
12h AZ Hudson Manhattan.
26L 9 Hudson&Manhat pf.
24ls 6M Hudson Motor Car.
7h la Hupp Motors. ..-...
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2::3O pm.
Stocks and Sales.
Dividend Rate. Add 90. ,
Evening star., 1934-04-15
Bowie Race Results

claiming. for 4-year-oids and upward
sslsary ss ga 81 kay g 1S w;,. q GiiSer won sISSo
r., Fischer. third. $50. % Time@1:15' s.
Also ran-Emmy Fish Dijonette octsroro.
Tuleyries Wand. Light Breeze and Canteret
SECOND RACE: furlongs: purse. $500;
claiming; for 3-year-olds and upward
Bride Elect l04 (P. Sage). won $3.50
fitt second s ssS @%y s@s6 eSS come R seaen Men.
l04 81. Hunter. third. 81 30. Time
Runyon Nonfree Dese4t SANDS sd and IsS
less Lady.
THIRD RACE. 4 turlonGs; purse $500:
me Fort Meade; for 2-yesr-olds-Ou Mae
Love SICK lis 3n' % Robertson' aoo' second soSS
S2;3o. SEQ. Wise Sister los III. CRUZ,
third. 200. TomeE0;4S; Also ran
Dee Deep sail sally. Maddening Maple Sue and
FOURTH RACE: furlonss: purse $500;
claiming; for 3-year-olds-Luck In. IO9
q; GilDerD, won; 500. s2 SO, So 80;
sDS sS Star QUEEN aunit ps4se9 issGaa .h1G
Nancy. Idle, Along Bickerins. DunSin.
Twiogets and Hooligan.
FIFTH RACE: l mile and 70 yards;
HandieaD: for 3-yesr-olds and upward
Say Ws5is 1sS me iSs Tp.sp sI
second. SiO.sO. $3.50: Chance Flight. los
G Gilbert). third, $3.50 Time 40.
Also ran-Sanbula, Omar Khy. jungle
King and Xerseise.
SIXTH RACE: 1h miles: purse $500;
claiming; for .3-ysar-olds and upward
S3 $50. So; Foxland Hall, 115 tR. Merrittl,
second $40, S4.30; Southard. 112 tE.
YowelD. third. s5 10. Time 1886. Also
SEVENTH RACE: 1 mile and 20. yards:
purse, $500 claiming: for 3-year-olds and
upwaro@oIntesrity. li2 F Meurol: won
second S72O. $40; Gen. Lejeune. III
o. Leyland). third $3.50 Time as.
Also ran-Royal Durbar. Chloedair. The
Tout and Grand Hopes
Evening star., 1934-04-15
CLARKE, ANDERSON
|. WIN PIN DOUBLES
Shoot S57 in First Three
Games for U. S. Record in
Coast Tourney.

r ANGLING up a national
- record on the way, Astor
Clarke and Johnny An
derson, District Leaguers,
yesterday and last night shot
1888 for 10 games to win the
Atlantic Coast duckpin doubles
championship.
In the first three games Of the 10
game series the victors totaled s57
for national mark. Their grand
total was eight sticks behind the
tournament record, held by Joe Har-
rison and Dutch Newman, also of
Washington.
For their first five games they were
five pins behind the national record,
held by Caldwell and Hansen Of
Richmond, Va.
Howard Parsons and Perce Wolfe
finished second in the event, the FIRST
half Of which was rolled at the Lucky
Strike and the second at the North
east Temple. They totaled 2,493,
exactly 100 points behind the winners.
Third money went to Charley Phil
lips and Abe Beavers, with q count
of 2,438.
Clarke. who scored his third major
sweepstakes victory of the season,
averaged 134-9. He had $50 for his
first three games and I'll for his
first five, which was his third 100"
set of the campaign.
Evening star., 1934-04-15

Thirty-five singles and 20 doubles
accompanied eight team entries sent
in by the Income Tax Unit League.
Evening star., 1934-04-15

Those lively A. and P. bowlers, who
have sixteen teams, will talk city
tournament tomorrow after their
league matches.
Evening star., 1934-04-15
Three Tie For Ton Game.

THREE rollers shared hish-same
honors, with $50 each. They
were Bill Krauss, Clarke and
Anderson.
First prize was $50, second, $50, and
third, $40. High doubles game money
was split by Paul Harrison and Max
Rosenberg and Al Woods and Bill
Miller. Three pairs had 27s apiece.
Clarke and Anderson took the lead
in the first game with 285, and held
it to the finish. Their second game
Of 3l9 was a tournament mark.
Twelve teams competed. all from
Washington except Bill Arnold and
Ray Phipps of Annapolis.
A surprise was the showing Els
worth Geib of the Nautical League, .
youngster who averages ITO, but who
came through in this event with an
average of 1925, outshining his part
ner OF greater renown. Charley
Watson.
The tournament was sponsored by
the Times and sanctioned by the Ma
tional Duck Pin Bowling Congress.
The scores:
Evening star., 1934-04-15

Mount Rainier sent in seven teams,
three less than last year, but Pop
Crawley hopes to line up several more.
Evening star., 1934-04-15
Seasons Last Shot Wins Flag
Beatty Out.Counts Kasson on Tenth Box Mark
to Decide Lucky Strike League Race.

is believed. a league championship
hung on one heave.
Kasson hit the pocket with his
all-important ball and got six.
Beatty's roll seemingly was no
more accurate, but eight pins fell.
He had won a pennant by two
sticks.
But that isn't all. From the first
night of the season until Beatty
shot the last ball, Internal Revenue
had been in front.
And here's another. Plant In
dustry. nag winner of the Agri-
culture Interbureau League, never
saw first place until the closing
night Of the campaign. A clean
sweep victory. while its main rival,
Public Roads. was losing three.
turned the trick.
Evening star., 1934-04-15
BOSTWICK HORSE FAILS.

NEWBURY, England, April IA up.
"A. C. Bostwick's Mate. an outstand-
ing performer in America, made his
initial start over the English turf in
the Newbury Spring Cup today, but
found the top weight of 1873 pounds
too great burden and finished among
the also rams in a field OF l6.
Evening star., 1934-04-15
LOBS AND VOLLEYS
BY ZALPH B. JACKSON

provement, though how he bohs
around like that year after year
beats us.
Others certain to merit prominent
mention during the approaching sea-
son include Thomas Mangan, Hickey
Willis, Perley Blanchard, Hy Ritzen-
berg, Bill Seidel and Alan Staubly.
OF this coterie, Willis promises to dis
play the more effective collection of
strokes.
TN THE women's division Mrs. Ruth
Martinez still Is towering above
the contending field. another
monument to the reward for con-
Sistency.
Able Sard, No. 2 in 1888 and only
local net lady to conquer Mrs. Mar
tinez last season. is playing a bang
up game again this Spring and un-
doubtedly will prove the most per-
sistent obstacle in the queens path
to District titles.
Clara Tabler, still shifting the pill
with smashing power, could cause
either Miss Sard or Mrs. Martinez
unbelievable annoyance If her excel
lent driving game could be devel-
oped to include that priceless ingre-
dent of consistency.
Miss Tabler has captured no local
titles since winning the Wardman
event three years ago, and this might
be her year to duplicate the splurge
she made in the ranks of the city's
fair netwomen in 81.
Dorett Miller and Frances BaSsett
are ever formidable opponents, which
likewise goes for Alice Davis, Peggy
Keyser and Marion Butler Mary
Ryan won the Federal Employees sin
giles title last year, and we predict
she will noticeably better her 1888
ranking Of No. in the Capital.
XIOU may have read that with the
I coming of the N. r. A, c. w. A
and others of the alphabetical
melange, We were to be swamped with
an overproduction Of leisure moments
and excess time to live. Millions of
debated simoleons are to be expend-
ed in improving public parks and
other civic enterprises, yet We regret
" ACPOII lIldI IlO llcW IellllS COURTS
have been constructed in Capital
parks and none is contemplated for
the current year.
Local courts have been overrun for
| several years, and the powers that be
apparently have seen fit to sit idly
by. oblivious to the ever-mounting
interest in the game of tennis.
Tennis courts are inexpensive to
construct, and there is no question
that much space is available at the
various city recreation centers for the
placing of additional areas
Tennis devotees constitute a con-
siderable group of diversion seekers
In Washington, and there are rumors
Of a large C. w. A. appropriation
which may be diverted to the ma
tional parks organization for use in
improving Washington parks and
Fairgrounds.
Why not take time to drop the
Office Of National Parks, Buildings
and Reservations. Interior Depart
ment, an expression of your senti-
ment, If any?
Evening star., 1934-04-15
BREWERS WILL PLAY
ROCKVILLE A. A. nine
Mayor to Toss Out First Ball at
Game Today-0ther Good
Games in County.

NTANAGER SPECS" GNGELL's
lNl Rockville A. A. nine will in.
augurate their diamond cam.
paign tomorrow when they engage the
strong Heurich's Brewers at 3 o'clock
at Welsh's Field.
Douglas M. Blandford, mayor Of
Rockville. will toss out the first ball.
Rockville flashed q powerful attack
last Sunday in defeating Derwood A
c., an intra-county rival, to 2, in
a practice engagement.
Two other Montgomery County un-
limited mines will swing into action
tomorrow, with the Colesville Cardi-
nails, county champions the past two
seasons, meeting the Takoma A. c. at
3 o'clock at Colesville.
The contest will open q series Of
five games between the teams.
Johnny Pope will do the twirling
for the Takoma nine, while Wagner
or Helm will pitch for the champs.
Two teams have entered the Tri-
County League being formed In Mont.
gomery, Frederick and Carroll Coun-
ties, while two other Montgomery
mines are considering entering.
Formal entry has been made by the
Cedar Grove and Damascus, while
Dickerson and Boyd expect to apply
for franchises.
A meeting is to be held early this
week.
Poolesville High surprised county
followers Of sports by trimming the
highly-touted Rockville High nine, 10
to 4, at Rockville yesterday.
Rockville Is to engage Bethesda
Chevy Chase at Rockville tomorrow
at $50.
Although Dosh, Howard and God
frey have been signed by other teams
Gaithersburg A. c. Is laying plans
for the formation Of a strong un-
limited club. A benefit dance will be
given April 81 at st. Martins Hall to
raise funds for equipment.
One hundred and ten boys at Rock
vile High are taking part In q horse
shoe pitching tournament being con-
Quoted under the supervision OF Allan
Vogt, boys athletic director.
Evening star., 1934-04-15
The five high average rollers Of
the Washington Ladies' League had
q team" average of 543.
YOUNG SWIMMERS VIE
Boys Club Meet on Tomorrow in
j. C. C. Tank.

The fourth annual swimming meet
sponsored by the Boys Clubs of
America will be conducted by the
Boys Club OF Washington and its
Georgetown branch tomorrow night in
the Jewish Community Center, start
ing at z o'clock.
Events to be contested are: 4o-yard
dash, free style; 20-yard back stroke,
20-yard breast stroke. 60-yard dash,
free style. and 20-yard obstacles race.
Ofhcials will be supplied by the NUM-
cipal Playground Department through
the courtesy of Richard S. Tennyson,
assistant supervisor.
Evening star., 1934-04-15
A. & p.
SECTION =.
HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
Season Records.

Seas0n HecOrds.
High team games-St. Francis De Sales.
ell; Holy Comforter, 614.
High team setS-St. Francis De Sales.
1,576: Holy Comforter. 1890.
High team averages - st. Francis De
Sales, 53l-}3; Holy Comforter, 5000
High individual games-McGolrick tSt.
Francis De Sales), l65: Ferguson CHoly
Comforter). 162.
High individual sets - McGolrick tSt
Francis De Sales. 4O3; Crawley (St. Fran
els De Sales), 3S9.
High strikes-F. Sullivan Holy Trinity.
40: Hayden tSt. Teresas), A.
High spareS-McGolrick (St. Francis De
Sales. 2l4 Mooney tHoly Name. 1875.
High individual averages : McGolrick
tSt. Francis De Sales. 115-5S; Crawlcy
(St. Francis De Sales, 114-42.
Evening star., 1934-04-15

Four teams have been entered in the
mems tournament by the new Farm
Credit League.
Evening star., 1934-04-15
ROOSEVELT GOLFERS WIN
Oliveri Shows Way in 6-to-3 Vic
tory Over st. Johns.

IOOScNelb 11lku SCiIoVi, oic VI tIlc
contestants in the chase for the Dawes
Cup interhigh school team golf trophy,
got away to a winning start against
st. Johns yesterday in q match that
had no bearing on the public high
school series. The Roosevelt club
swingers, led by Andrew Oliveri, won
a s-to-3 victory at Rock Greek Park.
The summaries: Oliveri, Roosevelt,
defeated Sullivan. St. Johns, 3 and q;
J. Brownell, Roosevelt, defeated L.
Locke, st. Johns, 9 and Z; best ball,
won by Roosevelt, 1 and 2: Bob
Brownell, Roosevelt. defeated Myer, st.
Johns, 3 and /; B. Morris, Roosevelt,
defeated Dwyer, st. Johns, 3 and q;
best ball won by Roosevelt, and s.;
Callan, st. Johns, defeated Pitcher,
Roosevelt, z and g.: Stadtler, st.
Johns, defeated Timken. Roosevelt, .
and 8; best ball, won by st. Johns,
8 and 6.
Evening star., 1934-04-15

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather cloudy; track fast
First race, daily, 2:30 pm.
Horses listed according to post positions
Evening star., 1934-04-15

One hundred and ten boys at Rock
vile High are taking part In q horse
shoe pitching tournament being con-
Quoted under the supervision OF Allan
Vogt, boys athletic director.
Evening star., 1934-04-15
Havre de Grace Entries
FOR MONDAY.

THIRD RACE-Maidens; purse. $500;
for 2-year-olds. colts and geldings. Ala
Evening star., 1934-04-15
CAPITAL TRAPSH0TS
TRIP ANNAP0LITANS
Take Team Match by 643 to 623,
but Drop Doubles Contest
by 73-to-80 Score.
VXZAsHINGToN GUN CLUB trap

WASHINGTON GUN CLUB trap
w shots downed the Spa Gun
Club team of Annapolis, SAB
623, yesterday in their seven-man
team match on the range near Ben
ming. The visitors, however, turned
the tables in the five-man doubles
contest, winning 80-73.
The shooters were handicapped by
a cross wind and the scores in view
Of this were regarded as not bad.
A 200-target registered tournament
will be held by the Washington Club
next Saturday to give visitors to the
Cherry Blossom Festival a chance to
take part in the sport.
Scores:
Evening star., 1934-04-15
Season Records.
DECATUR HEIGHTS
Season Records.

Rock Greek 633.
High team sets-C. T. Co.. 1859; Rock
Creek. l.G55.
CO.. A.: Cotter (Stacy-Adams). Al; An
High Spares. Lawhorn &C. T. Coz.
col: Anderson (Rockets). 1913.
Hsh avsrages-B. Carson tStott- -Dixles).
11a5I2; Garrett !R9ck CTeek; 1879,
l71; Throckmorton Nv R T. Coz. l65.
High setS-Cotter tStacy-Adamsl. Ala;
B. PaIcon (Stott-DiXies). 39o.
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THE leading handicap horses o

TINE leading handicap horses of
the East, including two promis-
ing Kentucky Derby and Freak
ness eligibles, will compete in the
$4,000 Hartford Handicap over 6 fur
longs opening the Havre de Grace
meeting Monday.
The field is headed by s. w. Labrot's
speedy Springsteel. which will carry
top weight Of l26 pounds. and Monel,
stablemate, which has been assigned
lib. Mrs. Dodge Sloane's High Quest.
candidate for the Preakness, will
make his first start as a 3-year-old,
together with William Ziegler, jrs,
Bonanza, eligible for both the Derby
and Preakness.
Evening star., 1934-04-15
SOCCER TITLE AT STAKE.

ST. LOUIS, April II R.-The
Stix Baer and Fuller Eleven and the
Pawtucket (R. ~ Rangers meet here
tomorrow In the final game OF the
national soccer championship series.
Evening star., 1934-04-15

V you can believe this because
" it's down In black and
white in the records of the
L Lucky Strike Independent
Bowling League as kept by
Murrell Dawes, meticulous scorer,
and witnessed by a host of fasci-
mated Lucky Strike customers.
Entering the last box Of the last
game Of the season, the Sholls
Cafe and Internal Revenue teams
were tied for the pennant.
In that final frame both anchor
men spared, Bill Beatty for Sholl's
and Harold Kasson for Internal
Revenue.
Whichever counted more on a
mark won pennant. For the first
time in the history of duckpins, it
Evening star., 1934-04-15
LUTHERAN.
RECREATION.
Final standing.

Season Records.
High individual game-Mandley, 100.
High individual set. Freschi. 43S.
High team game-Sol Herzos, Inc, 6s3.
High team set-Sims Music Studios,
$50.
High strikes-Woods, rs
High spares-Mandley, 264.
High individual average Mandley,
1853,
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Sea son Records.

Season Records.
High team Eames-Highway Engineer.
65l: Amb. Laundry, 65l.
High team sets-Amb. Laundry, 1923;
Highway Engineer. l,S21.
High individual games - DAILY, 169;
Croft, 1853.
High individual sets-O. Harrison. 437;
Daily. 42O
High spares-Viers. 215; Chaconas 200.
High strikeS-Bernhardt. 55; Rhodes so.
High averages-Krauss. 119-4a: Bern
hardt, 11s-46; O. Harrison. 1892; Wolfe,
117-51; Viers, 115-73; Chaconas. 115-4l:
Metrakos. 1896: Miciotto. 1850 DAILY,
1850; Gochenour, l13-7,
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TAKOMA.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team same-Columbia Wall Paper.
esq.
High strikes-Powell &c. W. P.). so.
High spares-Sherbahn F. G. e.. $50
Hish Hh setWBarrett tF. g. E.1. 4Se.
High average-Walker (G.F.E). 1862. |