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CASTING CLUB HERE
PLANS BUSY SEASON
Will Stage Events Wednesdays
and Saturdays at Lincoln
Memorial Pool.
TINE Capital Casting Club Of
Washington is preparing for

TINE Capital Casting Club Of
Washington is preparing for
the most successful season in
the history of the organization. As
in former years the club will meet at
the Lincoln Memorial Pool on We'd
nesday and Saturday afternoons.
Beginning April IA, there will be a
series of bi-weekly official events which
will form the basis for computing indi-
vidual averages for the season. The
schedule recently adopted by the
Executive Board provides for games
in IS and q ounce accuracy bait
casting on every official date, to-
gether with one or more games in
wet or dry fly casting.
At the end of the season, con-
sisting Of II official events, and the
annual tournament, averages will be
computed and awards made. The
degrees Of proficiency as adopted by
the National Association of Scientific
Angling Clubs are as follows: 60 per
cent, proficient bait caster; 70 pei
cent, expert; 80 per cent, master; 85
per cent, senior master. and 80 pei
cent, artist. Accuracy fly casting: s.
per cent, proficient fly caster; rs pei
cent, expert; IS per cent, master; &c
per cent. senior master, and SO pei
cent, artist.
A comparison Of the scores made
by several members of the club in
tournaments held locally and in Bal
timore show that they are ready tc
make a determined bid for national
honorS.
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Connolly, R|PPY
i JOINT FAvOR|TES
Continued from twelfth page.

son managed to slip in a couple of
puts at the right moment The little
Scot scored 70, and the best ball
of his team was 70-eXactly par
AL Houghton was planning little
eet-together of the local pros for the
Kerwood course today as a prelimi-
nary to more formal tournament of
the Middle Atlantic P. G. A. next
week. Houghton, whose bliStered
hands now are on the mend. flashed
a round of 70 over his home layout
in a game with Dick Lunn, the Dis
trict amateur champion, and Repre-
sentative Numa Montet. The member
of Congress scored a 70, with the aid
of an eagle 3 on the 488-yard twelfth
hole, where he holed pitch shot from
40 yards away.
At Beaver Dam the women golfers
held the tourney which was Cancelled
by the snow of last week, with Mrs.
Morris Irwin and Mrs Elsie Fischer
winning in the top flight. Other vic
tors we're: Mrs. C. E. Purdy, Mrs. N
j. Waldron. Mrs. w. j. La Billie, Mrs
Earl Secrest. Mrs. Earle Strong. Mrs.
William Davies, Mrs. John T Money,
Mrs. w. A. Jones and Mrs. Sherwood
Peterson. Straight hitting Martin F.
Mccarthy played the lengthy Beaver
Dam layout in rs strokes. At Manor
Gene Vinson, Southern golf star, again
showed Harry Pitt and Al Treder that
Vinson can maui golf ball, hitting
some tremendous socks in match in
which Vinson and Pitt finished all
square with Treder and George Nc
Gehee
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INTERCOLLEGIATE ALUMNI.


Season Records.
High team game-Maryland. GA.
High team Set-Maryland, I'LL.
High team strikes-Maryland, l46.
High team spares-652.
High individual average - Garnet,
1880.
High individual game-Buell, 1877.
High individual set-Garnett. Az.
High individual Spares-Garnett, 17S.
High individual StrikeS-Garnett, 40.
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SHARP MAT PRELIM
SLATED BY TURNER
Shikat and Mcmillan to Support
Browning and Dusek in
Thursday Show.

' A THOUGH the Jim Browning
n Rudy Dusek wrestling re-match
looms as one of the brightest
bits offered locally in many a day,
it will be ably supported. by crack
preliminary when Promoter Joe Tur-
ner resumes auditorium operations
after weeks lay-off Thursday night.
Filling Commute spot that should
bristle with action and aggressiveness
will be cat-like Dick Shikat. former
champion Of the world, and Jim Nc
MILAN, the flying tackle king.
Still hot on the trail of Jimmy
Londos, who deprived him of his title
claim some years ago, Shikat still is
recognized as one of matdoms finest
workers. Though not so scientific as
Shikat, Mcmillan ranks among the
most colorful of all heavyweight, his
willingness to mix it making him a
fine card the country over.
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LIST TWO RING MATCHES
Oxon Hill Club to Box Northeast
and Merrick Boys.

Oxon Hill, Boys Club boxers have
scheduled an engagement for We'd
nesday night with the Northeast Boys
Club team and for April II with the
Merrick Boys Club. Both meets
will take place in the Oxon Hill
Clubs ring.
In a recent Oxon Hill intra-club
meet, Bobby Campbell scored tech
nical kayo over Charles Cox in the
110-pound class. In other bouts,
all decided by decision, Luke Dalton
defeated Johnny Names in the 60
pound group, Jack DriscoH scored over
Wilbur Names in the 70-pound class
Raymond Campbell downed Earl Day
in the 85-pound division, and Law
renee Talbert was victorious over
Ernest Day in another go between
110-pounders.
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LADIES' DISTRICT.
WASHINGTON LADIES',
GEORGETOWN COMMERCIAL.


Season Records.
40.
High strikes--Beck. 40; Bradt and
Mitchell. 3S each
High individual sets-Reed. 394; crist.
High, individual games-Reed and
High individual averages-Beck, 10:
Bradt, 100; Mitchell. 1O7; Wright. 1O1;
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BETTE THOMPSON WINS
Takes Trophy in Series of Swim
Meets at Shoreham.

Counting 35 points in the series of
three swimming meets for girls under
IA years old, held in the Shoreham
pool under the auspices of the District
A. A. u, Bette Thompson won the
PLAGUE offered the high point scorer.
Trophies also have been captured by
the high scorers in each event. with
silver and bronze medals going TO the
second and third high.
They are Jean RawlS, first; Phyllis
Emmerich, second, and Betty Pollock,
third in free style competition; Mari
anna Trowbridge, Ann Bono and An
nabelle Embrey, breaststroke; Mar
jorie Burch, Joan Mccormack and
Betty Strohecker, backstroke. and
Shirley Thompson, Nancy Rawls and
Betty Trowbridge, diving.
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PREP FOR CUP TENNIS

MONTREAL, April P)-Wal-
ter Martin, Toronto, and Marcel
Rainville, Montreal, first and second
ranking Canadian tennis players, res
pectively, plan to leave in few days
10 compete in tournaments at Pine
hurst, N. c., and White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va.
They are making the trip to pre-
pare themselves for the coming Davis
Cup competition.
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HUNT WINS INSIGNIA.

MANLIUS, N. Y. April 2-Le Roy
P. Hunt. jr, son of Maj. LIE Roy P.
Hunt, U. S. M. c., and Mrs. Hunt,
1920 Connecticut avenue, Washington,
has been awarded a letter for basket
ball at Manlius. Hunt, who is l6,
was the youngest member of the
squad to get the insignia 1t was
his first letter at Manlius, although
he is in his fourth year at the school.
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Season Records.
High team game-Beeques, sos.
High team set-El Gees. 1.717.
High individual game-Margaret Lynn.
1874
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MASONIC
Season Records.

High team games-Hardng. $50: Po-
tomac, 64l.
High team set-Harmony. 1896: King
David, 1879.
High individual averages-Hare ia
Fayettel. 1877: Billheimer (Joppal, ~
81; Ellis Harmony. 1857: Phillips
(King David. 1870.
High individual games-Billheimer tJop
pa. 1877: SeyfArth Harding. III: Wolfe
'stansSu ,Hdiv; Ia Ellis Earm0ns 11
434: Hare LA Fayette). 42O: Wolfe
tStansbury). Alb; Tompras est. Johns,
4l2.
High strikes-Helm tCentenniaD. 80:
Ellis Harmony. so; Phillips tKing Da-
vidl, 40; Demarest tNationaD, ~.
Ellis Harmony. 244: Bulheimer (Joppa),
$50: Phillips tKing DAVID. ZIG.
High game Monday-Price tColumbia).
147. High game Tuesday-Oscar tJop-
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AMATEURS AT PORTNER'S
Columbia Firefghters to Stage
Boxing Show April IL.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. April q
Amateur boxers of Alexandria will be
sent against group of Washington
leather pushers in ring show that
will feature an entertainment for the
Columbia fire fighters at Portner's on
April II.
Alexandrians listed to compete in
clude Battling Pulzone, Francis Scott,
joey and Tony Dennitto, Nick Latsios.
Bananas Pavone. Sam Zones, Kid
Beam, Robert Schwartz, Alex Sinagel,
Booney Langley and Tweets Friuks.
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Promises CoveH VIII Fight Take FASTING at PortnerS
Ross Will Stick
In Own Division
CHICAGO, April 2 (P.-Barney

CHICAGO, April 2 (P.-Barney
~ Ross, the world lightweight
champion, is going to stay in
his own class, at least for year.
In other words, a bout with Welter-
weight Champion Jimmy McLar-
min was called "out."
Ross would have to give away
II pounds to McLarnin," Sam
Plan, one of Ross co-managers
said. And, anyway. McLarnin
wants too big a share Of the money
for a bout with Barney"
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RECREATION.


season Records.
High individual Rame-Mandley, 100.
High individual set. FreSchi, 43S.
High team game-Sol Herzog. Inc. SS3
High team set-Sims Music Studios,
1850.
High strikeS--Woods, 6S.
High spares-Mandley. 24a
High individual ayeraRe Mandley
1o4-aS,
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FEDERAL.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team eameS-Internal Revenue,
6i2: Government Printing once, $40.
High team sets-Government Printing
Office. 1,Sss; Internal Revenue. l,S12,
High individual sames-Georee Miller
High individual sets-Watson Com
merce. 42S; L. Brown &c, P. o. 426.
High strikes-Beavers Navy Yard. 43;
George Miller On C. PD. AZ.
High spares-Cowden &c. p. o.. els:
Brown &C. P. o.. 2l1.
High individual averageSs = Harsett
Commerce. 11S-43: Al. Woods PATENT,
1876: L. Brown &C. P. o.. 116-6O;
Cowden (G. p. o., 116-14: Beavers Navy
Yardl: 1l5-55; Watson Commerce
llb-31.
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SECTION 3D."

Seasons Records.
-. High team games-st. Gabriels. $50;
st, Hl Rsser team sSs s.ts-st. o.bri.r.. 1857:
st. Peters. 1909.
P. FSrman. i54; webb Downing, $50.
High Individual sets-Cook, 3S1; A.
High individual averages Feeney.
1Og-1O; TIGER. 1OS-4S.
High aversge strikes-r. Hughes. 1852;
Hish average spares-Feeney. 2..s1:
Ticer. 223s.
C. AND M. LADIES'.
internal Revenue.)
Gen. coun: !. q Z Administrative g q
Ac. and Col. 46 20 Income Tag. 80 -
Psr s dn -. IS 81 Miscel. TAX. IS II
Season neeHds.
=, Hish individual averases-1rvin. s5-be;
High Individual games-Ft.sibbon. 14s;
HIN individual sets-Nolan. ssS; Fits'
Greatest number strikes-Thedens. 10;
sh a5sssss' 81 humber 'D'r''-Hieh'rds' 1905
High hat eame-Irwin. %; Nolan. 90.
High team games-GenerA Counsel j,
626; Personnel. $40.
High team sets-General Counsel L,
1,437; Accounts and Collections, l,A29:
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Washington Bower Are Earring Battles
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team games-Highway Eng. &
Const, 651; Arcadia. Gal.
High team sets-Highway Eng. & Const..
1921: Arcadia, 1.7SS.
High individual games-Daly. 1885,;
Croft 1913.
High individual sets-o. Harrison. 437;
DAILY. 400.
High strikes-Bernhardt 81; Rhodes. 46.
High individual averages Krauss.
121-25; o Harrison, 1884: Bernhard.
1888 Wolfe. llS-23; Viers, 1880;
Chacopas. 1850; Metrakos. 113-41;
Miller. 1896; DAILY, 1875; Miciotto.
l13-24.
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HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
SECTION "a"
Season Records.
SECTION &C"
Season Records.

High team games-St. Francis De
Sales. 81; Holy Comforter. GA.
1,77s Sh How Iei Comforter, l,6so. S NC 'A'eS
High team averages-Holy Comforter,
531-10; st. Francis De Sales. 5000.
Francis De Sales. l65; Ferguson (Holy
Comforter). 1872.
High individual sets-McGolrick tSt.
Francis De Salesl, 403; Crawley (St. Fran.
els De Sales), 800.
Greatest number strikes-F. Sullivan
holy Trinity. AS; Hayden est. Teresa'sI,
Al.
Francis De Sales. 1876; Mooney Holy
Namel 1SS.
High individual averages-McGolrc
(St Francis De SaleS), 116-1; Crawley
tSt Francis De SaleSl. 1l3-51.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
METHODIST PROTESTANT.

W. L. W. L.
R I Ave L. so II Congress St . ~ "a
N. C. Ave. :. . Fl 80 r. l. Ave. =. 20 50
Season Records.
High team game-R. l. Ave. No. l. COZ.
High team set-R. I. Ave. No. l. 1857
High individual game-James tR. J.
Ave. No. u. 40.
High individual set-KliEe Or. /. Ave
Hish individual averages-James (R. !.
Ave. No. -. 114.
High strikes-Tate Congress ST.. Pile
tR. l. Ave. No. - and Hester Congress
ST.. 20 each.
High spores-Kennedy IN. C. Ave). 1@7.
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HEBREW INTERCLUB.
Season Records.

High team game-Amigos, 637.
High team set-Amigos. 1.795.
High individual average-Gaist, 1863.
High individual game-Schecter. IT,.
High individual set-Schecter. 445.
High strikes-Gaist. ~.
High spares-Singer. 203.
High nat game-Himmelfarb, o..
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TAKOMA.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Colunibia Wall Paper
Co. t59.
High team set-Fruit Growers Express.
High strikes-PowelI &C. w. Pl. So.
High spares-Sherbahn IF. G. E: }, 2"@.
High individual game-HobbS tGoode),
High individual average-walker IF. G.
High individual set-Barrett F. G. 81,
100
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DEPARTMENT STORE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Kann'S, 622.
High team set-Kann's, LAB.
High individual game-Simon (Kann's).
High individual set-Simon (Kann's).
404.
High strikes-Riston Kann's). as.
High Spares-Simon (Kann's), IT,.
High individual averages S m o n
(Kanns), 1l3-45; Mcdonald (Hecht's),
lIt.-45.
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DISTRICT.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-NortheaSt Temple
High team set-Lucky Strike, 1887.
High individual game-Paul Harrison,
11s. no
High individual set-Joe Harrison. %4S.
High individual average-Joe Harrison,
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HAS FIVE DUAL MEETS
Gallaudet to Open Season With
Catholic u. Team.

Five dual meets sand an interclasS
event have been scheduled for Gal
laudet Colleges track and field team
this Spring.
Following the interclass affair on
April IA. the Blues will oppose Cath
Ole University, Lynchburg. Univer-
sity Of Maryland Freshmen, Randolph
Macon and LaSalle.
All except the meets with Catho-
lie U. and the Maryland frosh are
slated for Kendall Green.
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CUE LEADERS PLAY
Hagenlacher Faces Matsuyama,
Cochran Plays Morningstar.

CHICAGO. April (P.-Play in
the international 1872 balkline bill
lizards title tournament. interrupted
yesterday, was resumed today with
W-elker Cochran Of San Francisco and
Erich Hagenlacher of Germany, the
leaders. scheduled for action.
Cochran and Hagenlacher opened
the second week of the tournament
tied for first place at three victories
and one defeat, and each was favored
to win today. Cochran was matched
with Ora MorningStar, the San Diego,
Calf, veteran, who has vet to win
a game, this afternoon. Hagenlacher
will meet Kinney Matsuyama of Japan,
winner in two Of his four starts, to-
night.
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FRATERNITY.
Season Records.

Season Records.
Hish individual averages-Cotter tKap-
pa Phil. 1886; P. Schlosser Gamma
Beta. 1920.
High individual games-scrivener "a. l.
K. Alpha). ia: NJ Brown and Selke
tboth A. S. L.. Delta ChD. 159.
High individual sets-Cotter Kappa
Phil, 425: Miller "a, X Alphal. AIT.
High strikes-Cotter Kappa PhD. 40:
Scrivener "a I. X. .Alpha), So.
High spareS-Miller "a. I. K. Alpha),
1913: Warman Kappa Phil. IFS.
Greatest number of pins-Miller "a. l.
x. Alpha), S.O1S; Cotter Kappa PhD.
1853.
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BUILDING CONTRACTORS.
AGRICULTURE INTERBUREAy
Season Records,

Season Records.
High team sets-Public Roads. 1,725:
Plant. 1,720; Economics Horticulture,
1,706.
High team games-Interbureaus, SIG;
Public Roads. GA: Horticulture, 610.
High individual sets-Dixon. AL; Nc.
Causland, 4O4; Jones, 397.
High individual games-McCausland,
1873; Dixon, 157; Whelan. 1856.
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HE'S NOT A BRITT,
CHARLIE WARNS
Mann Is Confident frankie
Will Redeem Himself for
Recent FiaSco.

IF A rouSing scrap will redeem
frankie kid Covelli in the
eyes of District ring fans to-
L morrow at PortnerS Arena,
then the Brooklyn featherWeight
is as good as reinstated, AYERS
Charlie Won Reedon, the lanky
Floridan with the rapier-like jab.
Charlie should know or at least have
a fair idea, for he is slated to oppose
Covelli in a scheduled l0-round battle
tor the right to meet Petey Sarron.
"Covelli," promises Won Reedon,
will find I'm no Benny Britt. He'll
have to fight or else take a licking.
I've been after that Sarron shot for
year now and I'm not slipping up
on Covelli.
Which IS pretty big speech for
Won Reedon. most silent of the Cap
itals increasingly large colony of
transplanted leather-peggers.
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DECATUR HEIGHTS.
Season Records.

High game-W. R. T Co., $50.
High set--C. T. Co. 1859.
High individual games. Lawhorn &c.
T. Coz, 172.
High individual set-cotter STACY
Adamsl, Ala.
High Spares Lawhorn &C. T. Coz.
1856; Cotter tStacy-AdamsL and Throck-
morton wv. r. T. Coz, TT each; Ander-
son (RocketsJ. 176; Geary Crock Creek.
175
High NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CIV. r. T.
Co... Al; Cotter (Stacy-Adamsl. 40; An
derson (Rockets). 80.
High averaseS-B. Parsons tStott-
Dixies). 1l6-l9; Backmau Brock Creek,
lab; Cotter (Stacy-Adams). 1890:
Garnett Crock Creek. 1895; Anderson
(Rockets). 111-49.
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Section g,
c. 4 p. TELEPHONE.
Season Record.

High team game-Construction GAS:
Plant Once. 617; Georgia C. o.. 6O7.
High team set-Construction, 1902;
Plant once. 1,765; Commercial. 1856.
High individual game-Jarman. ia: Hill
lizard. 1863
lard, 4OS.
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ALMAS TEMPLE.
Season Records.

High team Set-Scimiters, Inc.
High team game-TreaSurerS, GIG.
High individual Set-Courtney. All.
High individual game-Sawyer, 1877.
High individual average-Rice. 1850.
High strikes-Courtney, 80: Schu-
mann, 80.
High spares-Courtney, 176.
High fiat game-Smithers, Jr., 07.
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DYNAMITE.
Standing Of the Teams.
Season Records.

season RECORDS.
High team game-Little Potatoes. 5s4.
High team set-Wrecking Crew. 1850.
High individual games-Crymes. 1911;
Reiehgut, 154; Boyer. ,.
Boyer. $50: Crymes. $40
High strikes--Long. SO; Weisbach and
Kennedy, 81 each.
High spares~Chipouras 1856; Shelton
1877: Long. 1852.
High fat games-AcuH. a6: Grissby
Koran, Weisbach and Spiess, "a each.
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~EORGEToWN PREP seems likely

~EORGETOWN PREP seems likely
" to quit the school year with a
record of having had the best
foot ball, basket ball and base ball
teams in the prep school whirl.
The Garrett ParkerS already boast
foot ball and basket ball supremacy,
and, while their popular coach, Joe
Gardner, is not optimistic COR does
not wish to seem so). it is hard to see
how they're going TO be prevented
from gathering up any prep school
diamond honors that might be lying
around.
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TT SEEMS certain that either Cen
trail or Eastern will have the
l..

1T SEEMS certain that either Cen
trail or Eastern will have the
edge on the other public high
schools as to supremacy in the four
major sports when the current school
year is over. Central and Eastern
each has a title tucked away, the
former having won in foot ball and
the latter having triumphed on the
basket ball court.
1t appears the fight for the base
ball crown. opening April II, will be
between Eastern and Central, with
the winner not only gaining the flag,
but assuring itself of the years sports
supremacy. Tech looms as an almost
sure victor in the public high school
track meet. with neither Central nor
Eastern given more than a faint
chance.
This school year is in marked con-
trast to the last, when Tech, instead
of having to wait until late Spring to
gain a championship. Won in foot
ball, base ball and track.
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SANICO.


High team games-Jumbo Bread. COS;
Sanico Bread, 6O3; Sanico Doughnuts. sos
High team sets-Jumbo Bread. 1.1lO'
Sanico Cakes, 1.61G.
High individual averages-Bradford.
ll5-6: Gartrell. 1I2-1o.
High individual gameS-A. Reid, 1856;
High individual sets-Moody, 397;
Bradford, 1896.
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TAKOMA CHURCH.
Season Records

High team game-Baptist Church. 80l.
High team set-Baptist Church. 1858.
High strikes-Osborne (Csholic1. 4Sos
High Individual game Rittenhouse
pres, -. 1853.
High individual Observation-Disclosures
pres. -. HAAS.
High individual set-Rittenhouse pres,
ol
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MINES
EAGER TO BATTLE
Four Games on Weeks List,
Tech Being Slated in
e. Two of Them.

n ALKED in attempts to
K start competition last week
by adverse weather and
backward condition of
players, scholastic base ball
teams of the District area SEEM
ingly high hopes are assured of
getting in action this week.
-Four games are slated for the week,
with Tech listed to figure in two Of
them. The Mckinley team, which
won the public high school champion
ship last season, but lost virtually all
its seasoned players, is booked to en-
gage the Lee-Jackson High nine Of
nearby Virginia tomorrow on the Tech
diamond in the first ball game ever to
be played on the field. Thursday the
gray-clad proteges of Coach Foxley
will stack up against another Virginia
team, but this time will invade the
Old Dominion to battle Alexandria
High at Alexandria. In other games
st. Adams meets Swavely at ST. Al
bans on Friday, and Eastern goes
over to Alexandria to battle Episcopal
on Saturday.
Central. Western, Roosevelt and
Georgetown Prep are listed to open
diamond warfare next week. Formal
competition in track and tennis also
starts next week.
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EAST WASHINGTON CHURCH.
Season Records.

High individual average-FranciS Rob-
ertson, 1l4-T0
High Individual game-Everett Ballard,
100.
High individual set-Ray Raum. 41S.
High individual strikeS-Eddie Rees, so.
High individual spares-Charley Hughes,
2l0.
High team game-Epworth. 6l7.
High team set-Ninth. No. l. 1,113.
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BANKERS.

Set10n heCOT0S.
High individual Rame-Jones (Union
TruSt, 1853.
High individual set-Ellis National Saw
ings No. ID, Ali.
High team game - National Savings
No. l, 625
1.754.
High strikes-Madden tHibbs). 81
High spares - Ellis (National Savings
No. -. 254.
High individual averages-Ellis (National
savings No. -, 1869; Doying wash
ington Loan No. %, 11l-19.
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COMMERCIAL.

Season Records.
High individual average-Wstsop (Peo-
Piles Drug Stores. 114-6.
Hish individual games-Kelby Evening
starr, 154: Bachman (Hopwoods Furni-
ture), 1874.
High individual set-Robnson Peo-
pies Drug Stores, 1893.
High team game-Evening Star. 65S.
High team set-Evening Star Las
Hish game for the week-Palmer tCon-
unental Baking CO... $40.
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d. c. INTERURBAN.
Season Records.

High team game-Alexandria, 66e;
High team set-RendeZvous. 1874.
High Enthusiastically tGeo.), 80.
High SATISFACTORILY fGeo). 160
High individual game-Schwartz tAlexD,
High individual Observation-Disclosures
Rendezvous. 115-4S. 49,.
High individual set-Robey (Pet). 426.