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Evening star., 1934-02-04
Scores Slump, but Flag Race
In District League Keeps Hot

slump Of three weeks, Paul Harrison
reclaimed top individual honors with
an average of 124-43 as George Honey
slipped back to second place with
124-27 after a disastrous 336 set.
Aside from being the leader in
strikes with AZ. Paul Harrison, along
with his brother Joe, still Is giving
the experts something to shoot at.
Paul has the season record game of
17s and Joe the record set Of 448
The Beacon Sign crew is far and
away the best first ball throwers, so the
records reveal. win 204 strikes, while
Occidental has piled up BIT spares.
The rolling of Brad Mandley and
Joe Pricci has been CONSPICUOUS during
the last six weeks. The former has
hit the naples for consistently high
totals to show a gain OF four points.
His 1l945 is several points higher
than Pricci's, but the Convention Hall
shooter with lit pulled W from liz.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
Whalen, Gulli in Singles.

II Aux hAIEN, Sldl IIlcll . SAnAi
pion. versus Ed Dunnock; LOr-
- rain GULL, winner of the women's
division in The Star tourney, versus
Lotta Janowitz. and team match
between teams composed OF prize
winners in the respective tournaments
will be the program to be staged al
the Lucky Strike Friday.
Although the two newspaper tour
naments were run differently-The
Stars being a handicap event 10 give
less skillful bowlers an even chance
both the mems and womens teams
representing Washington stack up
we'll alongside the Baltimore entries.
Shooting against the Oriole men will
be Jack Whalen. Al Wright Fred Bar
rett. c. j. Hurlbut and Ollie Picini,
who finished in that order. The girls
team will be composed of Lorraine
GULL, Evelyn Ream, Marie Whalen,
Mamie Payne and Alma Dorsey. Miss
Gulh Mrs. Ream and Mrs. Whalen
finished one Two. three in the tourna-
ment, while Mrs. Payne was sixth and
Mrs. Dorsey eighth. Thyra Sanders
and Florence Sabien, who were fourth
and fifth. will be unable to shoot on
these dates, which were the only ones
open for the Baltimoreans.
Baltmore's male pin-topplers will
be Ed Dunnock, Larry Ward, Arthur
Ehlers. Mickey Cohen and Charles
Mobley. The Oriole maids will be
Lotta Janowitz, Loretta Bahr, Sue
Miller, Dorothy Kennedy and Olive
Ford
In the respective tournaments the
Washington and Baltimore prize win
ners shot scores remarkably alike. The
Sun men rolled 1856 from scratch,
while The Stars male winners rolled,
minus handicaps. 1886 Even more
close were the combined vomen's
scores Washington had a slight edge.
telling 1882 sticks to the Sun girl
winners 2.8l7.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
Occidentals Seek Revenge.

n EVENGE will be the aim of the
n travelling Occidentals in their
campaigning against New Eng
land pinners. In the four-cornered
intercity battle among Washington.
Baltimore. Boston and Connecticuts
representatives here early last month,
Connecticuts famous Blue Ribbons
cleaned up. establishing a new world
team l0-game record of 6.346. In two
matches. one each here and in Balti-
more, the Blue Ribbons whipped the
locals
Against Boston Sunday, the OCci-
dentals will be seeking to score their
second victory OF the season over the
Hubtowners. having triumphed IN a
match staged at Convention Hall
earlier
Making the trip for the Occidentals
and representing the Capital in the
Eastern stakes Saturday will be Joe
Harrison. Dutch Newman. Astor
Clarke Bradley Mandley Earl McPhil-
omy and Ed Blakeney. Mandley won
the first Eastern Sweepstakes in 1881.
esta tablishing l5-game world record
in the process. His score was 1887.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
NATION WIDE.
Season RecOrdx

High individual ayerase-Riley, 10a-22
HIsh individual same-Baxter, Shaw,
Rosln, l31
Hlgh individual set-Baxter, 3st
High team eame-Gorton Sea Food,
531.
Hish team set-Gortons Sea Food,
l,5u.
HIsh strikes-GeorRe, la
Elsn spares-M. KatZ. as
High fiat same-McCla-y. Shaw q5.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
time SUPPLY WINS
FEATURE AT MIAMI
Flashes Speed to Take Hialeah
Stakes in First Start as
3.Year.Old,
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
"A FIAMI, February 3.-Mrs. A. Car
lNl reaud's Time Supply. making
his first start as a three-year
old, ran to the form that established
him as promising juvenile last year
when he defeated nine others of his
age in the s2,500 Hialeah stakes
today.
1t was a popular victory for the
colt that last appeared in silks in
Maryland last Fall, for the son of
Time Maker was the well-backed
choice. He also established himself
as serious contender for the $4,000
Florida Derby. which will be run on
the last day of the Miami meeting.
With Don Meade in the saddle,
Time Supply took command soon
after the start and travelling the six
furlongs in the fast time of l:1125
hit the finish line five lengths in front
of Mrs. F. j. Hellers Agrarian, with
Earl Porter up
w. Grahams Open Range. which
once raced for w. r. Waggoner of
Texas, was third. length and half
hack.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
SHOLL'S FOE is TOUGH
Stonewall Quint of Baltimore to
Invade Today.

Sholl basketers encounter the high
ly touted Stonewall Democratic Club
quint of Baltimore this afternoon at
the Washington Boys Club in seek
ing their seventy-third win in a row
Basket ball is only one of many
sports in which the Stonewall Club
is engaged. With impressive records
in track and other endeavors. they now
are seeking to garner laurels on the
basket ball court and seem destined
to get somewhere in this sport
In curtain-raiser TO the Sholl-
Stonewall game. carded for 4 o'clock
Boys Club varsity engages the Fred
erick Y. NJ c. A. quint at 3.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
TROUBLE OVER RACE
PURSES is SETTLED
Fair Grounds Agrees to Go Back
to Restore S400 Minimum
After February 10.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS. February s.
~ Threats Of horsemen at the
fair grounds to withdraw their
stables in protest over a cut in mini
mum purses from S40O to $500 was
settled by compromise today at a
meeting of horscmen at the track.
The horsemen accepted the pro-
posal of Joseph A. Murphy. general
manager, for 5000 purses to run until
the expiration on February 10 of the
present condition book but after that
date the S400 purse would be restored
At the meeting agreement also was
reached for two cheap races daily.
with claiming prices from $500 to
$500.
The horsemen also requested that
two veterinarians be employed to take
saliva tests of horses to prevent the
use of narcotics on horses before the
races.
Evening star., 1934-02-04

High individual averaee-P Schlosser
Gamma Beta 1895.
Hish individual game-Selke "a s. l..
Delta Chi l59.
Hish individual schiller "a. l x.
Alpha. AZ.
High strikes-Wsrman Kappa PhN -.
High spares-Miller "a l. K. Alpha.
1876
Greatest number of pins-Warman
tkappa PHI. 5.a35.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
TERP FR0SH WINNERS
Interesting Tilt With GEORGETOWN
Yearlings Ends, al to 33.

In preliminary to the G. U.-Buck-
nell encounter last night Maryland
freshmen took the measure of the
Hoya froSh, Al to 33. in a game far
more entertaining than the varsity
tilt.
Ahead at the midway point, l9 to
IA, the Terp yearlings stepped up the
gas during the second half, moving
out in front "a to is. at one time
Several substitutions weakened the
leaders, but the combination proved
strong enough to stave off a Hoya
rally.
All members of the Old Liners had
a hand in the scoring, Knocky Thom-
as and Bill Guckeyson leading.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
TOMLIN is HIGH GUN
IN MEET AT BENNING
Krout. Huseman Also Score Well
in Trapshoot-Match With
Orioles Called Off.
TRED TOMIIN, national profess

TRED TOMLIN, national profess
sional high trapshoot scorer. who
few down from Phila delphia: H
c. Krout. Maryland amateur cham
pion, who was high gun in his class.
and F. H. Huseman. who was high
pro. were among prominent scatter
gunners taking part in the Washing
ton Gun Club competition yesterday
at the Benning range
The team match scheduled between
the home club and Oriole Gun Club
OF Baltimore was called off unfavor-
able weather conditions keeping the
Baltimoreans at home.
Huseman scored 80 hits out Of SO
targets among the pros and Tomlin
shattered 70 out of rs among the
amateurs.
The scores:
Evening star., 1934-02-04
HUSBAND AND WIFE
BOWLING is SLATED
Three Games to Be Rolled Each
March 10 and II in Annual
Event at Arcadia.
THE annual husband-and- wife
bowling tournament will be

bowling tournament Will be
rolled on Saturday, March 10,
and Saturday. March II. it has been
announced by Monk Fraser, manager
of the Arcadia pin plant. which will
be the scene of the event.
Three games will be rolled on each
of the days
The tournament is open to all mar
ried couples who pay only for the cost
OF games. There is no entry fee A
silver trophy will be presented to the
winners and the first and second
couples will meet the first and second
couples of husband -and-wife tour
nament of Baltimore later in the sea-
son.
Mr and Mrs William Minson were
victorious last year. Other previous
winners were Mr. and Mrs Charles
Young, Mr.. and Mrs William Quiz
ley twice and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Miltner
Evening star., 1934-02-04
RECONsTRUCTION FINANCE CORP.

Hish individual game-Ware. iis.
High individual set-Ware. 3Si.
Hlsh team game-Reds. sos
High team set-GreenS. .643.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
RENDEZVOUS GIRLS BOW
rrai1 Norfolk Team by 70 Pins
in Starter of Match.

Rendezvous girls fell before a Nor
9olk team by 10 pins in the opening
three-game block of home and
home series last night on the Rendez-
vous alleys. The Virginia lasSies shot
total Of l 656 to 1886 for the host
team, winning The last two games by
healthy margins after Rendezy Gus
captured the first No date has been
set for the Norfolk end of the match
Evening star., 1934-02-04

\h/ prize winners of The
w Evening Star and Bal
timore's Evening Sun
tournaments prominent on
bright schedule, Washington
boWlers are entering one OF tne
biggest weeks of intercity rolling
this season.
In addition to the battle OF news
paper champions listed for Friday at
the Lucky Strike and Sunday on the
Recreation alleys in Baltimore, the
weeks schedule calls for five major
intercity jousts, including the Eastern
Sweepstakes at Willimantlc, Conn.
Two Washington outfits are down
for contests today. The Original
Washington Juniors and the Lucky
Strikers will invade Baltimore to op-
pose, respectively. the Oriole ALI
Stars on the Recreation drives ana
the American Brewers on the TlVoh
alleys
Friday. the Occidentals will roh
against Boston in the city OF the
glorifled bean Saturday the Fred
Buchholz bowlers will travel TO VII
limantic, Conn. for the Eastern
Stakes. while on Sunday they Will
wind up their New England activities
with a match against the Connecticut
Blue Ribbons either in Hartford or
Willimantic.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
TEST FOR SWIMMERS
Examiners Review Course to Be
Given by Red Cross.

Life-savirg tests will be given in an
examiners review course to be held
by the D. c. Chapter of the Red Cross
in the Shoreham pool, starting to-
morrow night and continuing through
Thursday
The program will open at 7:30
each evening and continue until 10.
There also will be lectures, a special
water show and other features.
No pool fee will be charged for at
tending the course. but all persons
must furnish their swim suits.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
DAYLIGHT LEAGUE,
Season Records,

Hlgh individual ayerage-Suess lOQ %
High individual same-Morrls and
Schwler. l51.
High individual set-Suess. 3a5
Hish team Eame-Master Printers 500
Hlsh team set-Washlnston Post, No. J,
] 1876.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
RETAINS CUE HONORS
Shoemaker Takes National ANA
teur Title Nineteenth Time.

NEW YORK February 3 LP).-J.
Howard Shoemaker of the New York
Athletic Club today won the national
amateur pocket billiards championship
for the nineteenth time as he defeated
Edward whitman, 125 to 81. in the
final match. to complete the tourna-
ment without a defeat
Charles Molinary of Los Angeles,
Robert Cole of Brooklyn. and Widt-
man finished in a tie for second place
each with two victories and a like
pumber of defeats.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team eame--Potomac. GAL.
High team set-KinR David, 1,S1Q
Hish individual average - Litchfield
David. 173.
High individual set-Litchfeld tKins
Davidl, 424.
High spares-Ellis Harmony. 167.
High strikeS-ElliS (Harmony). 35.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS LEAGUE.
FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION.
B. Y. p. U. LEAGUE (MEN)
Season Records.

High team game-West Washington,
No. /. sos
High team set-First lao.
High individual game-Blakeslee (West
Washington. No. 81. 1873
High individual set-Woods (Metropoli
tan. No u 3a4
High strikes-Lewis East Washington
Heishts) 20
High spares-Lwis EAST washington
HeightsD. 1l3
-. 1866.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
TAKOMA DUCKPIN ASSN.
TAKOMA-SILvER SPRING LEAGUE.
DYNAMITE IEAGIiE,
Sea son Records

Season Records.
High team Rame-Little Potatoes 5S4.
High team set-Wreckins Crew. 500.
High individual average-Beyer tHill
BiliesD. 11O-l1.
High individual eame-Crymes Wreck
ing Crew. 161.
High individual set-Shelton CWrecking
Crew. 4O}
High strikes = Kennedy tTornadoes)
and Horan tDudsl, -
High spareS-Chipouras (Steam Roll
erSb l"6
High nat eame-Acun (Sleuthsl. 96.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
GENERAL slump in scores h

A GENERAL slump in scores hit
n the pennant battling teams of
~ the District League to no.
4 \ ticeable degree during the
second series Of the major circuit
which ended yesterday.
The leading champion Occidentals
dropped over a point but still top the
loop with 598-46, while still more
amazing Is the steady winning pace
of King Pin. which holds second place.
one and one-han games back of the
leader with mark Of 583, two points
less than the birthplace Convention
Hall. Incidentally. King Pin dropped
two points. Northeast Temple, Lucky
Strike and Beacon Sign also skidded
but are still potent pennant con-
tenders.
On the other hand. the Georgetown
Recreation skied . mediocre 565 av-
erage 10 points
Throwing in a set of 395 after a
Evening star., 1934-02-04
HARRISON, HASSETT
TOP TITLE BOWLING
Kautz. Fookes and Jeweler Hold
Second Places in Junior,
Boys Journeys.
NUNCIE HARRISON. with BAT,

)UNCIE HARRISON. with BAT
~ and Jack HaSsett, with 1923, led
the juniors and boys, respec-
lively. at the end of the first three
game block in the boys and juniors
District duckpin tournaments last
night at the Arcadia.
James kautz and Bob Fookes, each
with 345. tied for second among the
Juniors and Al JeWeler. with 3l4. was
runner-up among the boys
The next block will be rolled Sat
urday night The tourney is being
conducted under auspices of the Ma
ticnal Duckpin Bowling Congress.
First block scores:
Evening star., 1934-02-04
Sea son Records.
MASONIC LEAGUE.

High team set-Plant Once. LES.
Hlsh team same-Plant ONCE. 6l1.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
ELECTRICAL LEAGUE,

Season Records.
Hish team same-Pepco-Maint
6O2
Hish team set-Creel Bros. 1,126.
High individual Rame-Vitale, 164.
Hieh individual set-Blakeney. 3a4
High individual average - Blakeney.
HIPS.
HiRh strikes-James 33
High spares-Blakeney. 1s2.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
Season Records,

High team game-Internal Revenue,
642
Hish team set-Government Printing
High individual same-Georse Miller
IN. c. P.) $50.
High individual set-Jolliffe Gnternal
High strikes-Barrett and Boston P.
o. and G. Miller n. C. PD. 90.
High spares-L Brown &C. P. o.. 146.
High individual average-Hargett (Com-
merce). 1881.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
Anees Campbell Sweepstakes Boes Busy With lnterc Euent
How They Stand in Bowling Circuits
EASTERN STAR LADIES' LEAGUE.

Hirh individual averaEe-Ellen Vein
meyer. 102-15.
High individus! strikes-Veihmeyer. 1s.
High individual spares-Veihmeyer, SO
High individual set-Huehes, 357.
Hish individual Rar,e-McKenney. 142.
colin. "a.
High team same~Joppa Lodge and
Ruth. Sal.
High team set-Ruth, 1881.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
BANKERS LEAGUE,
Season Records.

Hish individual same-Jon.s union
Hish individual set-Ellis MAT Saw.
Trust No 1D 406
:. Hish team same-Nst. Sav Trust
Nc | 625
High team set-Washington Loan &
Trust No | 1854
High strtkes-Maddcn wv B Hibbs Coz.
High spares-Elhs National Savings &
Trust No II. 10.
First high sverage-Ellis. ll5-lS.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
CATHOLIC WOMEN.

w. L. w l.
Wheeler Cl A IS II L. A. A. o. H 10 II
Wheeier CT. "a l5 Wheeler CT Is Is
St. Francis. 23 Is st. Peters. Is FL
Season Records.
Hlgh team set-Wheeler Club C. 1885
High team game-Wheeler Club A, 41O.
High individual average-Paullne Don
nelly. 81.
Hlsh individual same-Anna Wolf, 100
Hlgh nat same-Christlne Donnelly g..
HIGH individual set-M Mack 302
High spares-Mary Auth. 33.
HIsh strikes-Msry Auth. Perkins, N
Crown, Brahler. Mulaney. Brand. 5.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
BUILDING CONTRACTORS LEAGUE.
GREYHOUND LINES,
Team STANDING,
East WASHINGTON CHURCH.
1AAm SlandinK
Season Records.

season Records.
Hlsh individual averase-Francis Rob-
ertSon, ll4-S
lbD
HIsh individual set-Ray Raum, AIS
HIsh individual strikes-Ray Raum and
z Hees 35
Hlsh individual spares-Charley Hughes.
49,
Hish team game-Ninth. No. !. GA.
High team set-Ninth, No. !, l,113
Evening star., 1934-02-04
WOMEN'S b. Y. p. q.
Season Records.

High team aame-Tempe. 4Ss
High team set-West Washington No.
. $50
High individual Eame-Jennewine Met
ropoltanD. 1873.
High individual set - Sabean (West
Washington No. II. 327
High strikes@Jennewine Metropolitan
High spares-Sabesn tWest Washing
ton. No. u. 81
High averaee-ssbean west Washing
ton, No. u. 96-l0
Evening star., 1934-02-04
SETSEVENT MARK
SCORING 1,973W|N
Passes Smith, Leader From
Outset, in Second Game
of Final Block.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

AVER COMM Hokie
Smiths 65-pin lead be-
fore the end of the sec
~ ond game in the final
block of five at Convention Hall,
Sam Simon of the Government
Printing Office team. swept to
victory and a new tourney rec
ord last night in the eighth an
nual Howard Campbell Sweep
stakes. Washington's l5-game
bowling classic.
While Smith was pinning me-
diocre SIS set for last nights five
games, Simon. bowling in his first
major sweepstakes, galloped home
with 673 score. bring his total
for the IS games to 1878. The
previous record was .957. rolled last
year by Whip Litchfield who finished
third last night with 1903.
Smith leader in the first two blocks
at Columbia and Lucky Strike, ran
second with 1910 total
Keeling off strikes and spares in
practice Smith was installed a hot
favorite as the bowling hoWitzers
toed the line. but in official compe
tition the young King Pin star re-
peatedly rammed through the center.
Simon, who had assumed second
place in the previous weeks block
was away winging with games of
14o and 148 At the end of the
second game he held a two-stick lead
which he gradually increased as
Smith shot strings Of only 100, ll2,
106, 1873 and lis.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team esme-St Peters. 566.
High team set-St Gabriels SAG
High individual eame-T. Hughes and
}. Furman ! "a.
High individual set-A Betz, 31s
High individual average Feeney. 1903
Hish average strikes-Feeney. .3aS
High average Spares-Feeney, 800
Evening star., 1934-02-04
& atZ, ~.
McCla-y. Shaw. Q5.
KILOWATT LEAGUE
Season Records.

Season Records.
Hlgh individual sverage-Krauss EN-
sIneerlnsD. lis. Balk 'EngineerInsJ. lI5
High individual same-G. F. Jones
tAccountlns. No. II. l51.
Hlsh Individual set-G. r. Jones IAc
Counting. No. u, 396.
Hish team set-EnsIneerns l.5O5.
Hish strlke-Belk (Engineerinsl. A.
Hish spares-Krauss tEnslneerinsl. III.
High fiat same-C. G. May Schedule,
u6
Evening star., 1934-02-04
LUTHERAN LEAGVE.
Season Records,

Hlsh individual eame-S Solem. 49,.
Hlgh individual Set-Fllllnger 4o@
koma Blues. 6lO.
High team set-st. Pauls. No. /. I.343
Evening star., 1934-02-04
SATURDAY. NIGHT LEAGUE
Season Records.

HIGH team set-Book of WASHINGTON.
6a4
High team game-Frazee Potomac
Laundry Suo
Hish individual set-F. Velhmeyer
Heller Bal
Hish individual rame-Cerimele. 1873.
Hleh spareS-Host. 1874
High strikes-La Bile 70
High individual average-Heller, ia
80 SINGER. 114-l3.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
Two Spurts to Many.

n IVALING Simon's great rally
II were spurts by Whip Litchheld,
defending champion. who came
up from sixth to third place with a
s68 score, and Jack Wolstenholme,
who wound up in fourth place. a
Jump of five notches in the standing.
Astor Clarke. regarded by many as
the bowler Smith had to beat. never
was able to get up a gallop. rolling
only 578 and running out of the
money after going into last nights
block in third place.
Neither was Eddie ESpey, shooting
the final block for the injured Arthur
Dutch Newman, able to hit his
Eue stride. Espey shot 572
Fifth place was taken by Tony
santini, 1882 champion. while Joe
Harrison was sixth.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
MERCHANTS BOWLING LEAGUE.
season Records.

High team eame-Southern Diaries sol
High team set-Holmes Bakery. No. l.
1,67g.
High individual averaKe-G. Jacobs ts.
d.. ia.
High individual same-McProuty g..
d.. 1873.
3es.
Eifh strikes--Brown tB. RI. so.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
Season Records,

Season Records.
High team game-Holy Comforter 6O4
High team set--St. Francis De Sales.
l. 200.
High individual same-Crawley tSt. r
De Sales. 159
High individual set-Crawley tSt r. De
Sales. $50
High strikes-F. Sullivan (Holy Trim
ityl. 81
High spares-crawley tst. F. De sales).
1913.
High team averase-St. Francis De
Sales, 53O-21.
Hieh.. individual sverage-Crawey ,st.
F. De Sales. ll5-11.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
ST, PETER S
ST. FRANCIS.
DISTRICT GROCERY STORES
Season Records.

Hiel. team eame-Krsft Cheese. so,
High team set-CatritZ Market 1886.
Hioh Individual game-Phillips Meat
| Dept 100.
High individual set-Brown KRAFT
! Cheese, 392.
High individual averaee-Schecter (NE
Market. III.
High strikes-Brown. "a
High spares-Shechter, 90.
Evening star., 1934-02-04

~ " Con re.
. R. /. A
season Records.

n c. Ave - . R. / Ave. 10 20
Season Records.
Hiah team Game-R Ave No I so:
Hlsh team set--R. I. Ave. No. !. 1.6>7
High individual same-Kllne tR. l. Ave,
No. II. 152.
Hish individual set-Kline tR I. Ave.
No II. as
High individual averase-KlIne tR. /
Ave. No u. H..
Hieh strikes-Khne tR. l. Ave. No.
u. 10.
Hish spares-Kline tR l. Ave, No
y. u.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
HITTING 400 SETS
DALY'S SPECIALITY
Star Service Bowler Gets
Three Heavy Counts in
Last Five Strings.

- ETITNG off on the right
4 foot with a 419 set about
\ a month ago in the Ma
~ tiOnal CAPITAL League
Evening star., 1934-02-04
ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE.
Season Records.

season Records.
High team eame-Mt. Pleasant. ST..
High team sent Pleasant, ]. .123.
Hieh indiyiaual ssme-Lund. 155.
Hrh individual averase-Kettering
High strikes-S:ecle -
Hi-h S-7re- r--tterinc ~"
Evening star., 1934-02-04
SANICO LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High team game--Jumbo Bread. 6Os.
Hiah team set-Jumbo Bread. 700.
HIGH individual average - Br adford.
! 1l6-25.
HiRh individual Game-A Reid 1865.
High individual set-Bradford 1916.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
4. 4 p. LEAGUE-MEN,
SECTION .
WOMEN'S IFAGItF
RECREATION LEAGUE.
Season Rerordx

High individual same-Mandley. 1870
Hlsh individual set FreschI ABS.
Hlsh team same-Bearcats ff4
Hlsh team set-Bearcsts. 1886.
Hlgh strlkeS-Mandey, IS
High spsres-Mandley 1876.
1.6-s. 'N'e''
Evening star., 1934-02-04
NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE.
Season Records

Season Records.
Hieh team same-Lucky Strike BARRIERS.
6S7
High team set-Book Of Washington.
1.aSo
High individual Eame-Moore and
Gooding tied). 116.
High individual set-Blakeney AS.
High individual average-Joe Harri-
son lo5-l5
Evening star., 1934-02-04
SIX BIG CONTESTS
| LISTED FOR WEE:
Star TussIes Program
Feature-0CcidentaIs Go
to New England.

w yITH a clash between
\A/ prize winners of The
v v Evening Star and Bal
timore's Evening Sun
Evening star., 1934-02-04
FRATERNITY LEAGUE.
Season Records.

FORFEITED four games
+FOrfelted three can,rs
Evening star., 1934-02-04

Season Records.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

High team sets-Public Roads. 1125.
Hlsh team aame-Interbureaus. l.6l6.
High individual set-Dixon. 42l
High individual game-McCausland. 15S.
Evening star., 1934-02-04
RENDEZVOUS

Totals ....... 5"4 507 555-1 .5'