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Evening star., 1934-03-04
THREE 400" SETS
|NR0W SET MARK
J. Harrison Shoots Two in
One Night to Regain
League Lead.

~ ETERMINED to lead the
National Capital League
and thus enhance his
- chance to win the No. l
national ranking. Joe Harrison
hammered the naples for two
straight 400 sets last week to re-
gain the top post over Sam
Simon, his chief rival for league
honorS.
While Simon was sticking diligently
to his task by rolling 387 to boost his
mark to 1878, Harrison in char
acteristic bulldog fashion ripped off
AL and 400 in a Doubt header match
to pass the book of Washington
spearhead by II pins. His average is
1856.
incidentally, the Silver Spring skat-
ing rink shooter is the first to roll
three 400 sets in a row. having COL
lected 4o2 in the District League the
night before,
Evening star., 1934-03-04
BARRIERS Hit Fast Clip.
THE Lucky Strike BARRIERS mean

THE Lucky Strike BARRIERS mean
i to make battle for the pen
nant. Shooting 1857, the high
team count for the week. they clean
swept King Pin while the leading
Skaters dropped a tilt to Peoples Life
Insurance when Kenny Thorpe hit
for 156 in his last effort.
The Skaters. running away with
the race month ago, are only four
and one-half games in front.
Whip Litchfield distinguished him
self with a 447 set. l pin less than
Ed Blakeney's record. His games were
IA, 165 and 138 President Joe Nc
Golrick, after Is years Of pin spilling,
can still heave mighty ball. as evi-
denced by his 408 with Fountain
Hams.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
BLAKENEY Wins
BARNES STAKES
Washington BoWIers Take
Most All of Prizes in Bal
timore Tourney.
baltimore, Md. March 3.

BALTIMORE, Md, March 3.
X Ed Blakeney of WASH
ington captured high
honors in the third an
nual renewal of the Barnes
Sweepstakes on the Overlea
bowling alleys this afternoon and
tonight. Blakeney chalked up
661 for the five games in the
afternoon and came back in the
evening with 652 for 1913
total and the $100 first-place
money.
Blakeney was the only shooter to
reach the 300 mark Myer Jacob
son of Baltimore won the second prize
and was the only local roller to cash
in. He shot 1924, his first set Of
708 being high for the tournament.
Astor Clarke of Washington, scored
1851 for third place. while Joe Har-
rison, also fthe Capital, was fourth
with 1925.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
R.YPU. BOWLING LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team sames-W. Washington NO
1. 5as; W Washinston. No: l. psash ssst wv
High individual samesNIseachN Ie, No II.
Wash No. ID Aol' Aio''e' >'''
1'ai High spares-Lewis e. Wash, Heishtss' :
H;oh averages-Woods Met. No. ~,
117: Lewis e. Wash. Heisht9. 1I6,4:
H. HODGES CW; Wash, No d. fxands 1a9dsn' Il
Eunch (Temple). 110-l4; Greer ksnoaI,' sn az
@ IHo-5: Thurston lPetworth): 1o2,4; Pew,
eli (E Wash. Heightsl. loS-y Aiaen aaIi
kendall No. u, 1915; Dyer 'henoaN'
''o High team sets-First. LAO; W. WASH
ington. No. l. SOS us ,,.tro-
High individual sets-Moods tMeato- ai3-
poiitan. No. II. 394; Brown lMetropol-
High strikes-Lewis E. Wash; Heishts)'
"a; Woods METROPOLITAN, NO. -. 20
Evening star., 1934-03-04
TRACK RECORD SET
BY BLESSED Event
Bradley Horse Steps Mile and
Quarter in 2:02.4 to Win
Over Springsteel.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n HIAMI, Fla, March Sc. r..
IV Bradley's Blessed Event, STEP
ping up from the claiming
ranks, today established a new track
record of 2:0245 for one and one
quarter miles in winning the $4,000
Jockey Club Handicap at Hialeah
Park.
S. w. Labrot's Springsteel, carrying
the top weight of 1875 pounds, was
second, and H. p Headley's Big Beau
third in the field of nine.
Blessed Event stepped home length
in front of Springsteel to beat the
record of 2:0335 made by Lightning
Bolt two years ago.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
J. Philomy, which was 124-4l for 50 |

Philomy, which was 124-4l for 80
strings.
Earlier in the season 1t was Paul
Harrison, the lanky Arcadian, who
promised q new record by travelling at
a clip of 1913 for 80 games. But he, too,
had a sharp reversal. Paul now trails
Won Dreele, with 1882, and Ed
Blakeney is third, with 122-55.
Joe Harrison, who is casting covetous
eyes on the No. ! ranking, made a
conspicuous gain when his 402 set
gave him fourth place. with 121-54.
Ollie Pacini, the Northeast Temple
ace, Is making game effort to save
hts laurels as the country's top-rank-
ing bowler. His 386 set last week
boosted has average 70 171-4os two
Evening star., 1934-03-04
DELAY FOR HOCKEY
PLAY-OFF SOUGHT
Toronto Wants Four Days, Not
Two, Intervening After End
Of Regular Season.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TORONTO, March 3.-Declaring
i the present plans of starting the
National Hockey League play
offs March 20 unfair to Toronto.
Conny smythe, manager of the pace
setting Maple Leafs, said he would
seek to have President Frank Calder
postpone the opening game to
March %.
Smythe pointed out that the Leafs
are scheduled to play three games
during the last four nights of the
regular season, which ends March 18.
He claims his team would not be at
its best for the first game with the
winner of the American division.
probably the Detroit Red Wings, two
nights later.
He will suggest to Calder, when
the league president arrives here
Monday to complete arrangements
for the series, that the first two games
for the Stanley Cup be played March
% and "a on the Toronto rink and
the third game March 25 on the home
ice OF the opposing team.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
INTERCOLLEGIATE,
MASONIC.
Season Records.

High team eames-Potomac. GAL; King
David, $50; Stansbury. 631'
Hish team sets--King David. 1s1e:
La Fayette. 1877: New Jerusalem. $50
High individual averages-Litchfield
fKing Davidl, 1926: Hare Ls Fayette)
1925: Billheimer (Joppa). 117-46: Ellis
High individual sames-Billheimer
(Joppal. 1877: Litchield (King David.
10; wolfe (stansbury). 173; Ellis CHar-
High individual sets-Litchfeld (King
David. 424: Hare la Fayette). 400;
Wolfe (stansbury). Alb; Tompras (St.
John's). 412.
High strikes-Helm (centenniaD. As;
Ellis Harmony. AZ: Phillips king Da-
vidl. 43: Gray NAVAL. IS.
High spares-Hare LA Fayettel. 216:
Ellis Harmony. 1879; Billheimer (Joppa).
High game Monday-Litchfeld king
High game Tuesday-wolfe tstans-
bury). 1T3.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
4. Y. p. q. (LADIES.
Season Records.

High team games-Metropolitan' 4ss;
Temple. 4SS. ,.,,. f>r.+
ropolitan). l33 Harrington (Hyattsville)'
High spares-Sabean tW Washington'
No 10, SO; Jennewine tMetropolitan). 62.
High sverages-Sabean (W. Washington,
No. -, 96-27; Cohee (W. WASHINGTON
No. q. 95-4; Jennewine 1Metropolitanl.
"a: Essex (W Washington. No. %: $3.50;
Trotter (Metropolitan), 1913; Mulpuin
1Fffth), 92-4O; Bunch tTemple). 92-3s:
Ballou (W. Washington. NO X 9s.5o.
Harrington tHyattsville), 91-42; Slime
(Metropolitan). 90-2
High team sets-W Washington, No. 2.
1,3SO Temple 1,375.
ington. No u. $50; Ballou tW. Washing
ton. No. ~. 327. ~
High strikes-Stine CMetropolitan). II:
HARRINGTON tHyattsviHe). IA; Jennewine
(MetropoItan. IA.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
FARM CREDIT LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Purchase, $50;
Second bieh team same-Audits. 544.
High team set-Purchase. 1.o6o,
second team set-Accounting. 1.555.
Hish tndividpaal ave5ases Iassn.n 9o9ns: Y0ani
pa5eri 1nfS-3: Jordan, IO5-11; Derwisse
1919; Wheian. I03-i; McAuliffe. 1929
Cats, l0l-2O; Kerlin, 1913; Hoover
10O-lS ,eA.
High individual eames-Soieoiah' 1o''
Jordan. 155. oe1.
High individual sets-fouhs' oo1'
'oi High strikes-Young. IL; Corcoran.
McAuliffe and Dewisse, 10. a..
High spsres-Youne. A.; Jordan, 10.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
c, & p. LADIES.
HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
Season Records

Season Records.
High team sames-st, Francis De Sales.
611. Holy Comforter. GOA
High team sets-St. Francis De sales.
1,5!6: Holy Comforter. 1890.
High team averages-St. Francis De
Sales, 534-17: Holy Comforter 52S-s.
Hish individual sames-McGolrick (St.
F. De 81. 165; Ferguson (Holy Comfort
err. 1872.
High individual sets-McGolrick (St. p.
De 81. 403; Crawley (St. F. De Sl. 3se.
. Hish strikes-F Sullivan Holy Trim
49,; Crswley fSt, F De 81 157.
2. De 81 1915; McGolrick tst. r. De
81, 114-52.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
Totals 533 515 61a 527 513-2.7OO
DUKE TANK CHAMPION.

Totals 51e 500 $50 e14 615-2.7ee
Evening star., 1934-03-04
DECATUR HEIGHTS.
beginning OF Last Series.)
Season ReeDrds,

beaSOn heoofos.
High team sets-Roek Creek. 1.755;
Rockets, LA; w. r. T. Co, 1.734.
Rock Greek. 633 Holzbeierlein. $50.
High games-Throckmor (W r. T.
CO... los; Bouldin &C. T. Coz. 155; An
High. sets-Cotter fstacy-Adams). 414;
Garnett 1Rock Creek. 397; Throckmor-
ton wv. r. T. CO.. }a5
High strikes-Throckmort wv. r. T
CO., IS: Cotter tStacy-AdamsI. 81; NJ
Neale Rockets, 49, J. Frye (Holzbeier-
ieinD. 81.
High spares-B Howard wv R T COY.
152: Lanham &c. T. Coz. 15I; Ander-
son Rockets $50
High averases-Backman fRock Creek .
1854; B. Parsons fStott-Dixiesl. 49,
%; Cotter lStacy-Adams). 114-2; B How
ard wv r. T. Co l13-1": Garnet
tRock Creek. 1920; Geary Rock
Creek. 111-41: Anderson (Rock Creek
111-?!; Throckmorton (W. r. T. Coz.
111-14.
Evening star., 1934-03-04

UNIVERSITY, Va, March 3 CP.-
Duke tonight won the Southern Con-
ference swimming championship by
scoring 43 points, while the defend
ing champion Virginia Cavaliers and
Washington and Lee tied for second
place with IS points each.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY LADIES
Union TERMINAL MARKET.
DYNAMITE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game---Little Potatoes, 5544S. 54S.
High team set-Wrecking Crew. .629
High individual average - Chlpouras
(Steam Rollers). 110-33.
High individual game-Crymes (Wreck-
ing Crew. 161.
High individual set-shelton (Wrecking
Crew. 403.
High strikes-Horan Dudsl. 33.
High spares-Chipoura (steam ROLL
High nat game-Acun (sleuths), 90.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
PLAYGROUND GIRL
BOWLING SCORES
Leaders.

INDIVIDUAL (singIe Eame) Helen
Kerr Park View 96; P Trundle George
town.. s5, R. Ramsdell tMontrose,, 81;
B. Howell New York Avenue. 81: R.
INDIVIDUAL 1.-TWO sames)-P, Trundle
PARK view. a6 6O-l56; r. Ramsdel
(Montrose). f2 S2-154 r. Levy New
York Avenue: 81 7O-l51; V. Rochester
TEAM (sinEIe rame)-New York Ave-
nue.. $3.50; Park View. 339: Georgetown,
337: Montrose. 800: Hoover. 1928.
rO2; Montrose, 632; GEORGETOWN. 6l1;
Park View. SOB; Potomac. 500.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
Eastern Star Duckpin League
Team Standing.
Individual Records.

High averages-Ellen Velhmeyer 103-
80: owen. 1O1-3O: Kellosg, l00-26.
High eames-e.McKenney. 142; Youmans,
High sets-Elien veihmeyer. 359: Ack-
man and McKenney, 352. -
High strikes-Low and Ellen veihmeyer
21: Brashears and Owen: 90.
High spares-Ellen Velhmeyer. 1l9;
Owen. 100: kellogg. 102.
High fat games-Johnson and NAL
colin, "a.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
SETS BOWLING MARK.

Norman Veihmeyer. shooting with
the True Blues. hung up a season
record for the Saturday Night League
at Convention Hall last night with an
even 400 for his three games.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
Pacini Humbles
Games Only Pro
DIG Bozo Bitunyac Of Pittsburgh,
y only out-and-out duckpin pro,

n only out-and-out duckpin pro,
is ready to admit Ollie Pacini
was ranked No. by the N. D. B.
c. for two years with plenty Of
reason.
Bitunyac took a double coat of
shellac yesterday and last night
from Ollie in a series at the North
east Temple. The Temple star won
a matinee engagement, Cos to 628,
and in an evening set scored 644
against 600.
Pacini averaged 1909 against
1887 for the 10 games.
He won a sir'i'"' '7rt"-t with
Bitunyac at T~77- :. VI, by
margin q ..
Evening star., 1934-03-04
New York Avenue Ahead.

New YORK avenue Ahedu'
~HE team championship yester-
day went to the New York
avenue playground, which pre-
sented youngsters who scribbled i'm
personally on their scoresheets: r.
Levy, B. Connor, T. Whitacre. A
Bauserman and B. Howell. Their
score for two team games was 702.
Vying with the girls for the atten-
ton of a sizeable gallery-at times
more than holding its own-was the
brand-new Municipal Playground De-
partment Band, organized by Adolph
Turner, in charge of playground
music. and directed by Virgilio
Villatico. 1t was their first public
performance but despite the pressure
the young disciples of Pan acquitted
themselves in such manner as to win
the plaudits of all on deck. Miss
Baker frankly was proud of 'em, Dick
Tennyson busted a vest button and
the Turner man was a-jitter with
enthusiasm.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
1semann Sets Hot.

EORGE ISEMANN of Washing
~ ton, and Nick Tronski, Will
mantle, Conn.,, had the high
sets among non-prize winners. The
former rolled 657 in the afternoon,
the latter COL at night.
There were 81 entries, including
the cream of the duckpin crop. but
the scores in the main were not as
high as expected. Pete Arnold. the
defending champion, winner in both
previous years. came through with a
pair of 571 sets.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
BANKERS.
Seasan RAraydx

High individual Rame-Jones Union
Trust Coz. 16S
High individual set-Ellis (National
Savings No Il. All.
I. sos.
High team set-washinston Loan 4
Trust No. J. 1..54
High Standardization CHibbs E. Co \. As.
High spares-Ellis (Nat Savings No. ~.
2l3
High individual average-Ellis. 111-41
Evening star., 1934-03-04
AGRICULTURE INTERBUREAU.
Season Records,

Season Records.
High team sets-Public Roads. 1.725;
Economics, 1.7O6: Accounts. 1,703.
High team rames-Interbureaus, 616;
Public Roads, 614; Accounts. SOL.
High individual sets-Dixon, 421; Nc
Causland, 4O4: German. 800.
High individual games-McCausland,
1853; Dixon, 1877; Whelan. 1856.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
UT Of keeping with the un-
precedented high scoring Of
this season, it appears more
and more that Earl Nc
philonnu,s record for ayera Re

in the District League, established
last season, will stand up.
With six weeks to go, Ray Won
Dreele of the Lucky Strikes was
thought to have a new record all but
in the bag, so keen was his pace and
so consistent.
Then the famous Baltimore COM
muter took q tremendous flop. The
other night, for the first time in the
campaign. he shot a game below 100.
His set was a puny 328, which shrunk
his average to 124-30 for go games
~. pat him behind the mark ct Nc
Evening star., 1934-03-04
c. AND NJ.
Gnternal Reyenue)

Season Records.
High individual gsme-Fitzsibbon per
sonneD. l49.
High individual set-Nolan (Miscel-
laneous Tax. 335.
High individual average-Nolan tMls-
cellaneous Tax). a6-13.
High strikes-Thedens tTechnical Stah)
and Irwin Accounts and Collections, Il.
High spares-Richards General Coun-
sci -. q".
High fat same-1rwin accounts and
Collections. 93.
High team sames-General Counsel l,
500: Personnel. $40.
High team sets-General Counsel l.
1,437; Accounts and Collections, .429.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
LUTHE RAN.
Weeks Records.

Weeks Records.
High team sets-St. Marks. Lbs:
Hish team eames-st Marks. 5a7;
High individual sets-N. Grofi, 1888:
Fellnger. 36s =, 80.
High individual games-N. Gron. 1ol:
McGrory. l42.
Hish strikes-Zanner. "a
High spares-Zanner. 1s9
High fat eame-A. Solen, 9s.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
ARMATURE ROLLERS WIN

Vitale Carries Load as R. F. & P.
Is Defeated.
Central Armature Co. Of Washing
con ran up 66-pin lead on the r. F.
& P. bowlers of Richmond last night
at Convention Hall in the first block
Of a home-and-home series, the totals
being 2,766 to 2,700.
Although he rolled only three Of
the five games, Mike Vitale was the
star of the winning team He shot 443
for the three strings and had the high
game of 173. Scores:
Evening star., 1934-03-04
ODD FELLOWS.
Season Records,

High team ssme--Mount Pleasant. SOS.
High individual game-C H. Croft. SO.
High individual set-C. H Grof. 405.
High individual averages-KetterinE
112-23; c. II. Grof. 1l"-1O.
Hieh strikes-A. r. Donaldson and c,
H Croft 33 each
High spares-KetterinE 1873.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
SANICO.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team Games-Jumbo Bread sos;
Sanico Doughuuts. 6n3.
High team sets-Jumbo Bread. 1700;
Sanico Cakes. 500.
l15-46 Gartree. 1l1-"5.
High individual games-A. Reid. 166;
p. Douglass l59.
ford. 3o6.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
LUTHERAN CHURCH GADIEs).
Season Records.

High individual set-Kaunman. 351;
Kaufman. 333.
High Individual eame-Kauffmsn. $50;
Mcdonald. 14l.
High team set-Incarnation. 1882:
Zion. Al.
High team sanction. 500: Trinity.
bO2.
High strikes-Wildenstiner. 15; Yagsie.
High spares-Kaufman. 107; Leon
berger n.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
Wouldn't 1t Be Great!

NEW YORK AVENUE, nearly al
ways we'll up in any sort Of
playground competition, spread
eagled the field It's total of 702 was
10 sticks better than that of its near
est rival, Montrose.
Only a few of the girls ever had
seen the game before yesterday, and
all seemed genuinely thrilled to
play It.
A finger to her cheek and dreamy
haze tn her eyes, Miss Baker was
heard to murmur: II wonder if there
isn't some way we could have bowl
ing on the Fairgrounds"
Evening star., 1934-03-04
C. b p.

Season Records.
High team sets-Construction, 1902;
Plant Once. 1.765.
High team sames-Constructio GAS;
Plant Once. 617: Georgia O. O.. 607.
High individual sets-Jarman. 412:
Hsh individual samss-Jarman. 174; =.
x. BYe0a. 1oA.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
WASHINGTON LADIES.
LADIES' DISTRICT,
FEDERAL,
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team games-Interna1 Revenue,
642: Government Printing once. $40.
High team sets-Government Printing
Once. 1,sss; Internal Revenue. 1.s12.
High individual games-G. Miller IN.
merce). 4.s; I. Brown, &c; P. o.. 426:
(Navy Yard. 80: Barrett and Boston P.
o.. and g. Miller IN. C. PD. 35 each.
Greatest number of spares-L. Brown
20. p. o.. 1856; Cowden &c. p. o.. 1874.
High Individual averages-Hargett (Com-
mercel. 1881: L: Brown g. P: o.,
1878; Al Woods (Patent. 1880;
YoH II 's5so o watson seaseas
115,a7: Jolline unt. Rev.l: 115-16; Bar
I14-16; Kasson Ont. Rev.). 1870.
Evening star., 1934-03-04

than
of Fairgrounds
Department led
Evening star., 1934-03-04
COMMERCIAL.
Season Records.

Season Records.
Eiph individual average Watson
Peoples Drug 113-43
High individual gsmes-Kilby Evening
STAR, 154: Bachman tHopvoods Furni-
turel 1874.
High individual set-Robinson peoples
Drug. 400.
High team gsme-Evening Star. SIS.
High team set-Evening Star 146.
High game for the week-Wiedman.
145.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
WIN AT COURT TENNIS
Phipps and Rand Take National
Doubles Championship.

PHILADELPHIA, March 8 P-
Ogden Phipps and William Rand, jr.,
Of New York. today won the national
doubles court tennis championship.
They defeated in the final round at
the Racquet Club William c. Wright
and John c. Bell, jr.. Philadelphia,
6-4. 6-4, 12-10.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
EAST WASHINGTON CHURCH.
Season Records.

season Records.
High individual ayerage-Francis Rob-
ertson. 1882.
High individual same-Everett Ballard
100
High individual set-Ray Baum. AIS.
High individual strikes-Eddie Rees. 46.
High individual spares Charley
Hughes, $50.
High team game-Ninth No. l. 6l4.
High team set-Ninth No. !, 1773.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
Making Debut Girl Rolls 90 Flat High Game in Playground To
How Bowlers Are Faring in League Races
LADIES' INTERNAL REVENUE.

Season Records.
High team sets-B. T. A. No. I, 1928;
A. r.. i 1.492.
High team samss-sales Tax. 52e; B.
7. A. No. /. 53S.
High individual Sets-Dunlap. 343;
Ames., 334: lawson. Payne. 800,
High individual Rames-Kelly. 1873:
Hurney, 1875; Poorbaugh. 1874.
High strikes-spears, 21; Dunlap. 10;
Hurney. 10.
High spares-Engman. SO; Lawson. 81;
Hurney. 70
High individual averases-Gladys Eng
man. 96-}3; Mae Sperber. a6-l9; Hollis
Dunlap; 94-2l; Lynette Payne. a3-2;
Marian Lawson. 92-52 Katherine Kelly.
a2-3S Eva Weinert. 92-l5; Lena Wooters,
92-l2,
Evening star., 1934-03-04
CONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORP.
nysTRvCT CONVENIENT.
DYNAMITE.
METHODIST PROTESTANT

METHODIST PROTESTANT
W. L. w. L.
RI Ave- l. Al 10 CONGRESS st.. % 25
n. c. Ave. >. 80 lS r. l. Ave. =. % 2S
Season Records.
High team game-R. l.. /. 602.
High team set-R. l.. l. 1887.
High Individual game-James tR. l.
Ave. ID, 40.
High individual averase-Jamss R. l.
Ave. y. ia
High spares-Kennedy IN. c. Ave). 1O1.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
All New to Them.

All new 10 lnem.
n 1EVER before had either handled
~ a duckpin ball, but Peggy and
Helen rolled as many veteran
might The coordination was there
and also the confidence, the latter.
by the way, one Of the qualities being
most stressed nowadays by playground
instructors.
Peggy shot IS and 70 for a total
Of 157. Helens scores were 96, 60
l56, and her performance was a lit
tie remarkable. The 96 was made
without a mark. an exhibition Of fat
bowling seldom equaled by even the
games greats.
At first the sport seemed easy to
Helen. who was surprised to find
many of the other youngsters unable
to keep the ball on the drive. But
as the contest wore on and the 3l4-
pound, 5-inch ball more and more
taxed the arm and leg muscles, her
accuracy fed, and little Miss Kerr
was initiated into the well-known
tribulations of duckpins. She hit 'em
and split 'em. Peggy struck up an
admirable pace at the start and held
1t with little variation.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
GRAYHoUND BUS LINES.
Season Records.

High individual averase-Myers. 11S.
High individual game-Myers. 131.
High individual set-Myers. 353.
High team game-Richmonds. AS.
High team set-Atlantics, 1.35l.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
MOUNT RAINIER.
Season Records.
RECREATION.
Season Records.

Se1s0n Kec0fds.
High individual eame-Mandley. 100.
High individual set. Freschi. 43S.
High team game-Bearcats 664.
High team set-Bearcats. 1,S46.
High strikes-Woods. So.
High spares-Mandley. o03.
High individual average Mandley.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
BUILDING CONTRACTORS.
LADIES' FEDERAL.
DAYLIGHT.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High individual average Edinger.
10a-53; Suess. 1O2-46.
High individual same-Morris and
| Schwier. 157.
High individual set-Suess 3a5.
! HlEh team game-Master Printers, 500.
| High team Standardization Post No. !,
1895.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-05-09
National Music Week
ENJOY MUSIC AND ENCOURAGE
YOUR CHILDREN TO ENJOY IL
PLAY Ii AND SING IT..
MAUD POWELL
May g. to 1884

MAUD POWELL was born at Perm.
ILL.,. 1863. bat shortly after her family
moved 70 Aurora After studving with
William Lewis, of Chicago. she was Ia
ken to Leipslc. where she stuffed under
Schradieck. After graduating at elpsic
she went TO study in Paris, whsre she
obtained a place in Charles DAncl2's
class. In 1883 she made her Eng ish
debut Wmle 10 London she met Joa-
chin who invited her to Berlin. where
she became mis- pupil she made Der de-
but in Berlin at one of the Pnilarn lic
concerts in 1885. rendering Bruch' 6.
minor Concer ). In the same year she
proceeded to New York. and af er bril-
liantly successful appearance with the
Thomas ORCH stra, she toured the States
winning Go den opinions. In 1892 sne
toured Germany and Austria as the re-
preventative American vi0llnisI with the
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-05-09
Community Night

The Music Week Committee put over
last night what may De termed the big
gest event on the Music Week program.
Thousands from every section of the
island were gathered in the Park where
this splendid program was carried out.
Immediately preceding the opening
number eight girls of the Junior Aigh
School passed through the crowd. carry
ing a Tyre made of roses and ferns. a
bea ltiful piece of wors from the hands
of Mr. Juan Rivera while the clarinet
and piano discourseG sweet music.
Mr.. R. H. Amphlett Leader. Chairman
of the Trederiksted Music Week Com.
mittee was invite1 to the pavilion by The
master of ceremonies Mr.. M. Stevens.
Then came the opening number
Roosevelt On the job" il the singing
of which thousands of voices joined,
An orchestra comprised of males and