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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-15
RANSOM PAID,
AGENTS BELIEVE
Federal Officers to Probe
Robes Kldnap Case,
Is Report.
BIZ I Hifcd Pre- Ss

BIZ Unifcd Press
TUCSON, Ariz.. May 15.-Depart-
ment of justice agents were re-
ported planning to investigate today
reports that ransom money was
paid before 6-year-old June Robles
was released from the hot prison
cage in which she was found last
night.
The letter which led to June'S
recovery in desert hole nine miles
from Tucson was mailed from Chi
cago last Thursday, the day her
father made a final appeal to the
kidnapers who had held her nine
teen days.
Reliable sources said that the
federal agents will investigate the
possibility Robes paid an unde-
termined ransom sum that day.
In his appeal, Robes said he was
abandoning hope unless the kid
napers accepted $4,000 ransom, in
stead of the $4,000 originally de-
manded. Shortly after his appeal,
Robes said he would make no more
overtures. He indicated only yester-
DAY he believed June would be re-
turned soon.
If he paid ransom, it was believed
that June was kept captive in the
corrugated iron prison cage under
the hot desert sun only long enough
Tor her abductors to escape from the
state.
When she was found, cringing IN
terror in the dark Stuffy cage, It
was believed she had spent ali
nineteen days of her capture there,
but many now believe it would have
been a physical impossibility for her
to have endured the fortunes of heat
that length of time.
BY WILLIAM F. GETTLE
As Told to sheriff Eugene Biscailuz
Written for United Press
LOS ANGELES, May 81 was
not able at any time to see the man
they called the Boss, and everybody
talked in whispers. so I could not
say how many there were in the
gang.
Every time the Boss" came in, I
could see him by looking out the
side of the bandages over my eyes,
but he had a sheet over his head.
The others wore sheets, too.
When I had to write the ransom
notes-I wrote three or four of
them-I had to turn my back to the
Boss. He was hard-boiled. They
treated me pretty nice, however.
They said I was the incest fellow
they ever had. I had a hard time
keeping track of time. I believe II
was Sunday night the Boss came
and said to me. they are going to
pay" The next morning, they said
there were too many cars following
and the Boss wouldn't make the
deal.
They made me copy notes asking
for 100000 ransom. l wrote three
or four of them. They said I'd have
TO paw before they would free me.
What else could do but write
the notes?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-15
Pine Up In Smoke

By Lnited Press
DUCKLIN, Kan, May 15.-T. j.
ID Dunn bought a new pipe,
showed it into his pocket and went
home, where he filed and lighted
it for a trial smoke.
It worked we'll for a couple OF
puffs, then exploded. The stem
remained in Dunn's mouth. The
bowl hasn't been found yet.
Dunn admitted carrying loose
rifle cartridges in the same pocket,
and believed one lodged in the
pipe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-15
DELUXE MOMTners Die

By United Press
TIBERIAS, Palestine, May Is
L A heavy death toll of children
and animals was feared to have
been taken at noon today when
second cloudburst deluged
mourners at the funeral of vic
tins of a similar cloudburst yes
terday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-15
John Ddlinger Located

By United Press
CHICAGO, May 15.-Sergeant
~ Thomas Meagher answered
his telephone and then gasped.
This is John Dillinger," said an
angry voice. Il want you to check
the record OF a man arrested for
passing bum check.
Meagher signally frantically to
other officers to trace the call.
They did.
The sergeant was talking to
Sheriff John Dillinger of Rock
we'll City, Ia.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
PRINCE GEORGES woMEN.s LEAGUE.
Season Records.
UNION TERMINAL MARKET LEAGUE.
Season Records,
SATURDAY NIGHT LEAGUE.

High team game-Crovo, sos.
High team set-Crovo, 1885.
High individual average-P. Wolfe, III.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
40 Game, With Monkey Spare,
Thrills Girl With 90 Average

lead the choir when two boys went out
the back door for 80 cents, which is .
low deal but not new one.
For pure enjoyment watch the indie
pendent League on Thursday nights.
1t fosters a new policy-whenever q
team is shy a member, q bowler Is
borrowed from another - because the
game is all for fun-and do they have
it?
The other night foul man took sew
eral catnaps during the matches-wak-
ing finally after falling on the chair
and he never missed a FOUL
Bill Wood has another 'worry-some
Of the bowlers are complaining about
the size of a pin boys feet, which hide
numbers and 10-and those pins are
only AZ inches apart.
Keen rivalry puts the zest in compe
tition and you should see the girls Of
the Commerce and Miscellaneous Tax
League battle for every stick!
Evening star., 1934-01-14
LOCAL ~ TANK VICTOR
Takes First Place in All Events
From Baltimore Swimmers.

Takes First Place In AL Events
From Baltimore Swimmers.
Capturing first place in all eight
events, the Central Y. M. c. A. SWIM
ming team last night scored over the
Baltimore Y mermen, so to IS. In the
2 tank here.
Summaries:
BY ,Washineton Z. lgoses. Wilson. RAFT.
MqnIossSeHYlARp noS.YARp msa sAeK K0srsokEM,won By
third. orme w. Tine. 1;Sss;:
(W): second, j. Chesonis (B0; third.
sSo-YARD FREE STYLE-won by Bogss
CW); second. Yokel tBo; third. Jones (WD.
'Itsi Iitoo-YARD' BREAST sTRoKE-won by
Moncure lW0; second. Coroman tBo; third
wi1sSp SS.rxkn aMh FREE Tlms sTEEEwon 1al by Raft
Wsin.r SWi5 sssoPd. Nat Matthfvs lBJ third R.
wfFasS faNcy Div1aGMwon e@e ny, sy Marshall cw,;
16O-YARD RELAY-Won BY. Washington
(Marmion, Moncure, Mullady). Time
Labs.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
"NAvY JUNIORS" SCRAP
Class Finds Mothers as
Trainers and Managers.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, January 13.-
Navy Juniors" from to IS years OF
age, the smallest of which could hardly
lift their gloved hands, took posses.
sion Of the gymnasium at the Naval
Academy today as Spike Webb, Navy
and olympic boxing coach, started
his fifteenth annual session with the
little fellows.
The lads, many Of whom had their
mothers as trainers and managers,
hooked, jabbed and swung In fine ring
style. Later In the year there will be
Q tournament In which the classes VIII
start ct the 50-pound weight or less.
Eighty-seven reported to Webb to-
day and the class soon will number over
q hundred
Evening star., 1934-01-14
ITALIAN BOWLERS
SCORE DECISIvELY
Beat Georgetown "Rec" Stars in
Five.Man Team and Singles
Events, Lose Doubles.

THE italian Stars won a team
i victory over Ed Schlagel's George
town Recreation Stars last night
at the Northeast Temple by ia pins
and broke even In doubles and singles
in earlier competition.
Russell Spilman, who later rolled high
score in the opening skirmish of the
Virginia sweepstakes. paired with
Schlagel to beat Coccuzzi and Freschi
in doubles by % sticks. Joe Freschi
trimmed Sam Benson in singles, 643
to 500.
A return engagement is scheduled for
this week at the Georgetown Recrea-
ton.
Scores:
Evening star., 1934-01-14
GETS THREE-RAIL LEAD
Kenney Scores Second Win in Row
in Pro Cue Tourney.

PHILADELPHIA, January l3 R.-
Chalking up his second straight VIC
tory. Len Kenney, seeded entrant from
Chicago. today jumped into the lead in
the national professional three-cush-
ion billiard tournament, with half of
the second round of matches completed.
To his list of victims Kenney this
afternoon added Robert B. Harper,
Southern sectional winner from Dem
yer and a favorite In the competition,
by 50-to-38 score In So innings of
close play.
Aiding the Chicagoan in staying at
the top OF the list was Arthur Woods
OF New York, another of the four seeded
entrants in the tourney. Woods, who
lost his first match in last nights play.
outlasted Marc Cation of Oakland,
Calf, Western sectional titlist, in n
innings to triumph, so to 80.
The standinpx.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
CONVENTION HALL
FIVE IS CLIMBING
Wins II of IS Tits, Shares
Third Rung-Honey Goes
Second With 125.

a new shine In
Il Charlie Bells eye. His
i Convention Hall bowlers
are streaking victories.
From seventh place in the Dis
trict League they have come to a
tie for third place with Northeast
Temple and Beacon Sign Co.
A sweep over Columbia the other
night gave the Hall crew II victories
out of their last is games.
A wear ago Bells club was at the top
Of the circuit having a tug-of-war with
Occidental Restaurant. The battle for
the championship didn't cease until the
end of the campaign, when Occidental
won on total pinfall-a world record set
of 2,065 turning the trick.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
SIX SOCCER GAMES
IN LEAGUE CARDED
Clash of German-American Club
and Senators in Southeastern
Loop Features.
BATTLE between the German

4 BATTLE between the German
n American Sport Club and the
Senators on Benning field at 2:30
o'clock features the card Of four
matches today in the Washington and
Southeastern District Soccer Associa-
ton Cup tie.
Two matches in the Capital City
League and one in the Recreation loop
round out the days activities for boot
ers hereabout.
Today's games and referees:
Washington and Southeastern Association
Cup-Tie.
Dux A. c. VS.. German American. II. Nor
German American Sport Club vs.. Sen
ators H. Morrison. at Benning, ESQ p.m.
New York Avenue vs.. MitchelPs Store, J..
Caldwell. Monument ield No. 2, pm.
Miller Furniture vs.. British United j.
Caicwell Monument field No. 2. ESQ pm.
Capital City League.
Marlboro VS.. Brandywine. J. Dixton, ut
Gaithersburs VS. Hispano- American. r.
Burton. at Gaithersburg. 2:30 pm.
Recreation League.
TaKoma vs. virginia Avenue. g. Young
blood Monument field No. /, pm.
Team Standing.
Evening star., 1934-01-14

Season Records.
Hign team eame-F. B. Crovo jr., 5q6
Hieh team set-W. H. Harrison Co I653
nisn strlkes-Charles Souder and Charles
High spares--Perce Wolfe 10Y
15I Ikn inoivioual same-Wallace Reeves,
ooHish High individual set-Charles Ienhardt,
Ten highest averases-Perce Wolfe,
lid7.1S; Charles souder. 107. 81; Steve Mi,
1o6.5; Chipourous, 1864; O. LenhsrSt''
lu62; Barkan, 1858; Newman. 1918:
Evening star., 1934-01-14
Occidentals Move Fast.

A ND Bell is wondering whether tne
n stage is being set to re-enact last
years drama.
Once in first place, the champion Oc-
cidental outfit steamed ahead last week
to take a commanding lead of three
and one-half games over King Pin by
whitewashing the crack Lucky Strikers.
It required l55 last game by Ollie
Pacini to garner his first 400 District
captain is well up among the high
averagers with 1872.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
AcRrcuLruRr nerrRsunxAu rxAoUE.

,n..-,ur..n, " y 4 r.,,ou,.. Il j
Fisnt industry "a i9 BiiStsr Rust. 90 26
Public Roads 2S 20 Horticultufe, 1Q 26
So-Kems -. - Z1 Extension 49,. 1Q 20
Accounts -. "a 81 Shops ....... Is 80
Season Records.
High team sets-Economics. 1.106: Ac-
counts, 1,7O3; Plant Industry. 1s499.
High team Observation-Disclosures, o16s Pub
lie Roads, 6e2; Accounts, SOL.
High Individual sets-Dixon. al; 0cCaus-
Hisi individual ssmes-lG lGccausland. 1855:
Dixon. 157: Whelan. 156.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
Honey Increases Average.

TOR consistency, the largest sprig Of
r District League laurel must go to
George Honey. The Northeaster
rolled 382, jumping his average to
1859, the second best in the loop.
Ray Won Dreele tumbled his mark to
124-27 by getting only 326 sticks. Ed
Blakeney carried on with 375 to hold
fourth place with 12f-6
Paul Harrison, the leader. with 1874,
was inactive. He had nearly q mouth
ful of teeth yanked.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
DYNAMITE BOWLING LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Iittle Potatoes. 5S4.
High team set-wreckin9 Crew. $40.
High Individual averages = Chtpouras
tatoesl. 1OS-13; Shelton (Wrecking Crew.
High individual sames--Crymes sWreck-
l54; e. L Brown !Tornssdoss1; does III; 55w1;r.c.,n.
crew.. 4O3 Long little Potatoesl. 37s;
Crymes lWrecking Crew, 1854; EDWARDS
(Tornadoesls 364 ,r,rn.d,.., OK.
weisbach (Wreckins Crew. "a; Koran
tDuds). 20. ,>
IO9; Shelton (Wreckins Crew, l03' Long
little Potatoes). l0l. no.
High fat games-Acud fSleuthsl. 96;
Boswell chill Billies). 80; Weisbach tWreck-
ing Crew. SO.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
Season Records.

Season Records.
HiFh team games-Holy Comforter ee4;
Hith team sets-St. Francis De Sales,
LOO: Holy Comforter. 1880.
High individual games-Crswley tSt
F. p sales1; ; % lsS; West tNativify'' 147;
High Individual sets-Crawley tst. F, De
Sales; $50: Cavanaush (Holy Trinity, So.
20: Hayden tSt. Teresas), 25.
High spsres--McGolrick (St. r. De Sales),
III aieS ft sea@ .SeraFe S. sfs fTaneis De Sales
1889; Holy Comforter, 526-24.
High individual averages-Crawley lSt. r.
De Salesl. 1855: McGolrick tSt. r. De
SaleO. 114-1S.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
NAUTICAL LEAGUE.
SUN OIL CO. LEAGUE.
w. L. W. l.
sun oil No. .. s 5 sun Oil No. Z. 3 3
Season Records.

High team. sets-Plant Office, 1,7eb;
Construction. 1.716
HiEh team eames-Piant Sniee; SIT;
Evening star., 1934-01-14
Team St8n0lnB.
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
RECREATION LEAGUE.
WILL TEACH GRAPHING
Tom Clayton Will Give Course in
Advanced Tactics.

A course In advanced wrestling tao
tics viii be offered at the Central z.
NJ c. A., starting Tuesday night.
The course, to be taught by Tom
Clayton, University Of Maryland gradu-
ate, viii take the place Of the ordinary
course In wrestling fundamentals Of
fered on the Winter program.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
FAWSETT IS winner
IN SHOOT AT BENNING
Returns to Trap Contests to Hit
Score of 46x60-Leads Field
in Spoon Event.

CHATTERING Is clays out Of So,
y G. c. Fawsett, 1881 D. G. amateur
trapshooting champion, returned
to the Washington Gun Club range yes
ter6ay ut Benntng after q months ab-
sence and won top honors in the weekly
club shoot.
He broke IS straight in the first
event and 81 on the next so from "A
yards. He also led the field In a So
target 16-yard shoot for a spoon, total
ing 48 The first 46 gave him leg on
the three months Fries, Beall & Sharp
Trophy.
A five-man team shoot will feature
next SATURDAYS DrOoram at Renninp
Evening star., 1934-01-14
ELECTRICAL LEAGUE.

Season Records.
6O2
Hish team set--Creel Bros. 1,7.6
High individual game-Vitale. 1874
High individual set-Blakeney, 394
High individual averages - Blakeney.
111-24; Hornig. 1879; Vitale, llo-I7:
High strikes. .seimon, ss; Blakeney, "a;
James. 23: Sencindiyer, %; Zusie. %.
:, High spares-Blakeney 153; Brill. 1o3:
High weekly games-Moyer, 14I: Trotter.
Evening star., 1934-01-14

TINE biggest thrills in bowling
don't come always with sensa-
tional scores. For instance,
Loretta walling of the Chesa-
peake & Potomac Telephone Girls
League rolled a game the other night
Of 140. bit unusual for fair BOWERS,
but in her case something to excite.
Her average is less than 80.
Moreover, to clinch a league record,
she pulled monkey spare" The pre-
vious high mark for the circuit was 1913.
Murren Dawes, former boxer who, in
these makeshift days. serves as men,
Der of the Lucky Strike floor statf, jots
the following:
Mike" Mellington's little "screw"
ball, which gets SO many mines and
strikes in those daytime blind-pig games
nine spare breaks and one strike in
ten boxes-and was he pink when he
got by four Of them.
Listening to Floorman Jimmy Moore
Evening star., 1934-01-14
PIEDMONT TO MEET.

ASHvuLE, N. c.. January - Dr.
Durham, where he will confer With
Judge william q. Bramham and other
base ball men. reearding the tobacco
= - =. -, foz the c-mi-s season.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
GOLFERS TIE FOR MEDAL.

MIAMI, Fla, January Is R.-Card-
ing q par 72, Curtis Bryan of Miami
today tied Everett G. Livesay Of Co.
1umbus, Ohio, for low-scoring honors
to date in the Midwinter amateur tour
nament qualifying round that will con-
tinue through Monday.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
SGNICO LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team ssme--Jumbo Bread. COS;
sanico DoushnYts, 693. ,-oo.
Sanico Cakes, 1899.
High Individual averages-Bradford- 49,
4: Gratrell. 111-12.
High individual same-P. Douslas. 15e;
Moody. 1855.
Douglas, 395.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
ELECTRICAL LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team same-PEPco. Maintenance
ooH HHirh team set-Creel Bros. 1.72s.
Hish Individual game-vitale. 164.
High individual set-Blakeney, 3s4 no
High strfkes-Seimon. 29
High spares-Blakeney: I6l
High weekly games-BlaKeney' Feshenne'
Evening star., 1934-01-14
ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team same-Mt. Pleasant. 81.
High team sent. Pleasant. 1,123.
High individual game-Lund- 15I.
High Individual set-Gardiner. 391
High individual average-Kettering 1l2-l.
High strikes-Steele. %.
High spares-Kettering. 81.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
Tie accepts Challenge Of ollie Paci for z5Gae Duckpin Match
SKlLLMAN IN FINAL
Defending Pro Squash Hacquets
Champion to Face Summers.

PHILADELPHIA. January 13 R.-
Jack Skillman Of Rye, NJ Y, defending
his national professional squash rae
quets title, and Jack Summers, Massa-
round Of the tournament today.
Skillman defeated Jim Tully, Phila-
delphia. 15-11, Ills, .17-15, 15-5,
and Summers eliminated Ben Pope,
Pittsburgh, Ills. ISL. el5.
15-10.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
RECREATION LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High individual game-Mandley. 100.
High individual set. Freschi. 436.
High team game-Bearcats, 664.
High team set-eBarcats. 1.S46.
High strikes-Mandley. SO.
HIGH spares-W. Smith. 143.
High individual averaRe-Mandley, 126-@S
Evening star., 1934-01-14
Season Records.
Asst WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
114-S.
Aish individual same-Mac snsllinss and
High individual set-Ray Raum, 41S.
High individual strikes-Ray Raum and
Eddie Rees 81.
.Hish individual spares-charlsy Hushes.
Aise se team team :stNnsh ssn.NM1nsh No. NJ F. iss. s.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
HOLY NAME LEAGUE.

(Section c.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High individual sverage-Watson Peoples
Drug St0res), 1859.
Ash ~individual gsms-Kilby (Evsnins
Hieh individual set-Robinson Peoples
DRUG Stores). 500.
High team esme-Continental Baking. 623.
High team set-Carry Ice Cream. 1.727.
High games for the yeek-Watson 2Peo-
pies Drug Stores).. 136; Bachman (Hop-
woods Turniture), 130.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
GAME Of TT GIVES
SP|LMAN PIN LEAD
Totals GA in Opening Set Of
Virginia Sweepstakes.
Davis Runner.Up.

with q game OF
r I'll, Russell Spilman shot to
/ the front in the opening
set Of the Virginia State
duckpin sweepstakes last night at
Clarendon with a set Of GA.
His closest rival was Gait Davis Of
Rosslyn who rolled consistently well for
q score of 613. Thurston Furr, manager
of the host alley, was third with an
even 600.
The second block will be rolled next
Saturday night at Alexandria and the
tournament will be concluded the fol-
lowing week end at Rosslyn.
There were 81 entries.
The scores:
Evening star., 1934-01-14
NATION WIDE rxAcur-

High individual average-Riley, l0s.
Hish individual games-Baxter and shaw.
Hish individual set-Baxter, 3s7.
Htgh team game-Andy Lofler, 52S
High team set-Andy Lcfler, 1.40S.
Hikh nat game. Shaw. %. -
Evening star., 1934-01-14

Listening to Floorman Jimmy Moore
Evening star., 1934-01-14
MASONIC LEAGUE.
Season Records,

High team games-Hardins, 624: King
David 624: Potomac. 81.
High team sets-New Jerusalem, 1,760;
Harmony, 1.751: Petworth. 1.709.
High individual averages - Bnlheimer
Hare Uafayette). 117-25.
High individual games-Elis Harmony),
10; Minister Harding), 1872; Hare ia
/. High individual sets-Hare (Lafayette),
400: Tompras (St. Johns. 412.
heimer tJopps). i4I: Hare i Tsfsyette;. 1s5.
High strikes-Gray NAVAL. 90; Iseman
Harmony. 20; Ellis Harmony. IS; Dema-
rest tNationaD. 81; Helm (CentenniaD, 81.
High game Monday-Hunt Lebanon), 159.
High game Tuesday-G. Jacobs New
Jerusalem), 1856.
Evening star., 1934-01-14

,.sssh 1as 1ss 11s s iif 1s5 s5 11dd $50 $50
Evening star., 1934-01-14
rAKoMA CHURCH LEAGUE.
rAKoMA-sILvER SPRING LEAGUE.
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Hish averases-G. Davis. 120; L. clous-
High sames-G. HYDE 162; r. Doemlins,
100: K. Cullen. 15S
High sets-B. Kingsolver, 391; L. Clous-
er, 3g1.
High strikes-G Davis. FL; @. HYDE 10.
High spares-G. Davis. 76; B. King
solver. SO.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
A. 4 p. LEAGUE.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team games--Internal Revenue. 642:
Government Printing Once. 63l.
High team sets-Internal Revenue. 1.S12:
Patent Once. 1.S9I.
High Individual eames-Cowden &C. P. o..
High individual sets-Jolliffe Internal
Reyenue). 407 Burdette Navy Yard. 400.
Greatest number of strikes-Cowden &c.
may yard, and G. Miiier Mile N tNssionai sssp. csp-
ual Parks). 30 each.
Greatest number OF spares-Cowden q.
p. o., l22; JollifIe unternal Revenue). 100.
High individual averages-Hargett tCom-
mercel. 1882; L. Brown &C. p o.,
LI6-15: Cowden &C. P. o.. 116-3: Joi-
nfie Internsl Revenuel 115.41: Al Woods
merce). 1I4-I5: Barnard tG. p. o.. Il4-4:
Amos Navy Yard. 1925; Boston Post
once; 113-23' Fredericks post omceI.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
EASTERN STAR LEAGUE.

High team games-Joppa Lodge and
Ruth: Sal: Joseph q. Miians. 5s5; wash
ington Centennial. ST. 3d., ,x.,. ,...,,
Milsns, 1924: washington Centennial.
102-30: Owen. 101-33; Kellogg. 101-1.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
DECATUR HEIGHTS LEAGUE.
KRraf H~IR - 0aaaaA
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team average-stacy Adams. 53a.10
High team same-W. = = CO. 66e.
individual hish same-Throekmorton tw.
cIadivissSSssi hish set oarnsts Crock
individual hieh strikss-Ihroekmorton
individual hish parss-B. Howard (w.
rndividusi high averases-H. carson
(Hoisbeierleinl. 1905: D. CarDon (Stctt-
DtIesl. i1o-ie; Backman (Roek cFssk).
Evening star., 1934-01-14
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-Collegians. 665.
High team set--Dixie Pig. 1,S46.
High individual average-O. Hiser, 100.
High individual game-Temple, I'll.
High individual set-O. Hiser, 419.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
Keeping Up With the City's Duckpin Shooters
Phi SIGMA EPSILON LEAGUE.

w. L. w. l.
Team No. L.. IL Team No. s.. 8 is
Season Records.
High individual average-E. White. 81.
High individual SET White. 292.
High team set-Team No. /. 1.013.
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DAYLIGHT LEAGUE,

DAYLIGHT LEAGUE.
sssr NJ; Printer. i ,s y.sa. zss:1d ss.1 y y i i
Wash. Post. I. 27 1s Bond Wit. D.. IL 81
Wash. Post. 2. 20 16 H. Corp. Cubs. Q 43
Season Records.
High individual average-Suess. 110-32.
High individual games s. Morris and
High individual set+Suess. 395.
Htgh team eame-Occidental Hotel. $50.
High team set-Washington Post. No. /.
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Season Records.

Season Records.
High team set-Book of Washington.
l,694: Tru Blu Beer. 1852.
dry, oO2; Minson's Auto Works. SOL.
High individual SET. Veihmeyer. 301;
Heller. 301.
High Individual ssme-Cememele. 153:
Heller; 149; Hoist, 149; Darlins. 149.
High spares-Holst, 10s: SINGER: 192.
High average|Singer. 114-32; Heller.
114-29; Hoist. 1925.
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LUTHERAN WosgEN's LEAGUE.
Season Rsesrds.

Hish nat sames-Maroues. e3; Culp. a2.
Hieh strikes-Wfldersteiner. IL; Yassie.
HieR 1aresLKaufman. 90; Hennig. 81.
~ ~Hish tssn sets ss--Inearnation. 1.43s: Zion.
Hieh Individual sames-Kaunman. $50;
Mcdonald 1875.
KaufIrlau, 80.
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Season Records.
High team game-Lucky Strike Bar
bers 6S7.
High team sst-Book Of washington.
Aieh individual ssms-Jsck ooodins and
Pred Moore. 170.
H,sh individual .st-Ed 1lakeney a4s.