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Evening star., 1934-01-28
Leads in Scoring Among Five Col.
ored Junior High Schools.

Hill Of Shaw Junior High, with 835
points out of possible co. was high
scorer among the representatives of five
colored junior high schools who COM
peted in tumbling contests at Randall
Junior High. He also took first honors
last year. Five tumblers made up each
team
Mangrum of Randall, with 78 points,
was second, followed by jackson of
Francis. II. and Pinderhughes of Gar
net-Patterson, 76.
The Francis tumblers had the best
team total, 3375 out of a possible $50
points, followed by Shaw, 1925; Gar
net-Patterson, 331.5; Brown, 279, and
Randall, with team of only four, 230.
The point scoring:
Brownee-oHarerove, 81: Thomas, "a;
league. 500; Queen; so: York. .57.5.
Garnet-Beiford. 62.5 Pinderhughes rs;
Leigh. 65: Constantine. 64-5: Lucas. SO. 3.
-, Eanaa;l-Man; saIa.E s2.o' Reeder. 46; sprisss.
FrancisSJackson. II; Lowery e3.5;
Hackett, ~ Lee, 635; Gentry, -.
Shaw-Hills S35; Evans. 73.5; Worm
ley. 50; James, 375; Moseley, SO.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
ATLANTA TO STAGE
. BIC DUCKP|N EVENT
Mixed Doubles Sweepstakes
Slated February a. as
Booster for Game.
A ANNOUNCEMENT of a South
~ ern Mixed Doubles Sweep
1 \ stakes, to be rolled in At

~ ern Mixed Doubles Sweep
4 \ stakes, to be rolled in At
lanta on February "a with
the idea Of promoting the duck
pin game throughout the South
ern States. was made here yes
terday by George L: Isemann,
secretary OF the National Duck
pin Congress.
Ten games will be shot, five in the
afternoon and five in the evening. John
S. Blick's huge bowling plant will be
the scene Of action. An entry fee of
only IS will be levied, but as an added
incentive to out-of-town bowlers, Blick
will add 500 to the prize fund.
Nine Washingtonians already have
signified their intentions Of making the
trip. They are Evelyn Ellis, Lucille
Young Bronson Qualities, Catherine
Federline, Norman Schroth, Hugh
Crowley. Preston Ellis, Charley Young
and Isemann. Baltimore will be rep
resented by Lotta Janowitz. Sue Miller,
Dorothy Kennedy, Anna Howell. Marie
Brown, Wilmer Robey, Ed Cullen,
Temple Keene and Ray Barnes.
Other well known bowlers who will
compete are Lois Clopton and Helen
Randlett of Richmond and Ida SIM
mons, Dorothy O'Brien and John Den
mis- of Norfolk.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
BALTIMORE GIRLS
ROLL SET OF 1,7A
Arcadias Near N. A. Record
in Defeating Capital Team
of Same Name.
short Of q South

TALLING short of South
r Atlantic team record by
L only nine pins, the Balti-
more Arcade woman's team
bowled to a smashing victory over
the Washington Arcadia quintet
last night in the second block of
a home-and- home series.
The Oriole maids shot three-game
set total of 1924 as against 1909 for
the local bowlers. In the first block,
rolled in Baltimore, they also tri-
umphed, 1870 to 1,511. The final
scores for the six games we're 1924 to
1920.
Kay Heinzenberger, rolling anchor
for the Baltimore women, topped the
scoring with $50 set.
Ccoroc
Evening star., 1934-01-28
.SHELTON'S 48 LEADS
BENNING TRAPSHOOT
Score Gains Leg on Fries, Beall &
Sharp Trophy in Weekly
Washington Match.

WITH a score of 48 hits out of
" so at mixed l6-yard and handi-
cap targets, H. H. Shelton
gained a leg on the Fries. Beall &
Sharp Trophy, and won the weekly
high gun club trophy yesterday in the
Washington Gun Club trapshoot on the
range near Benning
DR.. j. H. Lyons bagged the trophy
for longest straight run, with SO. Dr.
A. " Parsons prevailed in the miss
and-out that climaxed an interesting
race in the second so targets OF the
day. Six were tied with the maxi
mum so.
F. H. Huseman, pro attached to the
Washington club, continued his fine
shooting. missing only four targets in
124, including handicap and doubles
The scores.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-Mtt Pleasant. 617.
High team set-Mt. Pleasant. .123.
High individual Rame-Lund. 151
High individual set-Gardiner. 3a1.
High individual MISUNDERSTANDING
Evening star., 1934-01-28
Woods Rolls 42l Set to Make
First 10 in District League

Yuletide tournament with 8 set Of well
over 800.
Although losing IS sticks on his
average, with 1862. Honey increased his
lead over Harrison. who prolonged his
slump with 800. Ray Won Dreele, the
Lucky Strike anchor man, had trouble
with his breaks to roll 352 and lost
ground. His 124 gives him third place.
The final battles Of the second series
cidentais. eide HOLDING first place by q hal.
game over King Pin, into tlssle with
the third-place Temple club. It prom
ises much action, since the Northeasters
are out TO revenge an early season trim.
ming. The match will be rolled Thurs
day at Temple.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
URGES TOTALISATOR
AT ALL RACE TRACKS
New Commissioners Organization
Also Plans National Drive
Against Horse Doping.
BY the Associated Press.

H' e1Io 1fSoVNfsesu IeSo'
n FIAM1, January 27.-A recon-
IV mendation that the totalisator
used at Hileah Park to record
bets and figure odds be put in general
use at all tracks was adopted today by
the National Association of State Rae
ing Commissioners as it closed q three
day organization meeting.
The resolution was introduced by
Ralph H. George Of New Hampshire.
who urged that the commissioners press
for its adoption by all tracks in their
States at the earliest practicable date
The association also went on record
as heartily approving" the efforts Of
the Florida Commission to stamp out
the practice Of using stimulants on
horses and pledged itself to cooperate
with q national drive.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
M'LEOD'S SO mo GOOD"
He and Shoemaker Take It on Chin
From Asher-Gardiner.

Freddie Mcleod is wondering what
it takes to win a golf match around
Columbia. Paired with I. E. Shoe
maker the other day Freddie essayed
to give Clyde B. Asher and Al Gardi-
ner 4 up.
Freddie shot &c. but he took it on
the chin just the same Asher and
Gardiner, teaming together perfectly,
whipped the Mcleod Shoemaker duo
handily.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
Blakeney to Roll
With Occidentals
ED DUNNOCK,
I'D BLAKENEY, crack Luc

I'D BLAKENEY, crack Lucky
II Strike and Silver Spring pin
man, has been added to the
Occidental team and will accompany
the Fred Buchholz-backed outfit In
its New England invasion early next
month, it has been announced by
Joe Harrison, captain Of the Oc-
cidental team.
The addition of Blakeney. whose
combined averages in the District
and National Capital Leagues are
higher than those Of any star in the
city, increases the Occidental roster
to six. Blakeney also Is the all
events leader for the six national
duckpin tournaments to date, top
ping Nick Tronsky Of Willimantic,
Conn.,, by 80 pins.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Season Records.

sh individual averase-Watson peoples
Drug Stores. l15-l5.
High individual games-Kilby Evening
Starr. 54; Bachman tHopwoods Furni-
turel. 1874
High individual set-Robinson peoples
Drug Storesl 500.
High team game-Continental Baking Co.,
623
Evening star., 1934-01-28
CENTRAL LOSES STARS
Koscis and King to Be Graduated
With February Class.

Frank Kocsis and George King, stall
warts Of the championship Central
High foot ball team in the public high
series last Fall are among those who
will graduate from that institution this
week
Both played in the backfield and Koc-
sis was a unanimous all-high selection.
Kocsis also will be missed in track. hav-
ing been q consistent point-getter in
the field events.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
TOUCH BALL RETARDED
Work on Fields Limits Muny
League Contests to Four.

-Four games were played yesterday as
competition opened in the Touch Foot
BAN League, organized by the Munich
pal Playground Department as one of
the leisure time c. w. S. projects for
C W. A. workers A shortage of fields
brought about because of the c. w. A.
work now in progress on many of them
curtailed the program, but additional
grounds are expected to be available
soon, when all the % teams that have
entered the competition will get action.
Yesterdays scores:
Hoover. 40; Garfield g.
Garfield. IS; Virginia Avenue, IL.
Rosedale, ~ Potomac, g.
Park View, 81: Phillips, 1S.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
B. Y. p. q. MEMS LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High strikes--.woods METROPOLITAN No. u.
%: Lewis (E. Wash. HeightS) o.
High spares-H Lewis tE. Wash. Heights)
104; w. Brown metropolitan No. p SO.
High individual game-Blakeslee (W.
Wash No -, 15s; H. Hodges tw. Wash.
High individual set-Woods (Metropolit an
No. y, 394; W Brown metropolitan No.
- 800
High individual averaee-woods Metro
polltan No II. 1854.
High team game-First 597
High team set-First. LAO; Metropoli-
tan No. l 1.652
Evening star., 1934-01-28
Jinx Catches I'm With Santini

champ who was running second
prior to last night. dropped to
seventh place with mediocre 579 set.
No bowler ever has triumphed in the
stakes twice. Hiser. running third at
the end of the first five strings, shot
only 589 and fell back to tie for ninth
place with Jack Wolstenholme.
The final set of three games will be
rolled next Saturday at Convention
Hall.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
Davis Rallies in Final Frame
To Take Virginia Sweepstakes

tory from apparent defeat To win,
Davis struck and then added 10 for a
20-pin total for the frame.
Thurston Furr, running second to
Davis by 81 pins prior to last nights
shooting. finished third with a total of
1,705. Fur shot only 525 last night.
Gene Gordon was fourth with 1861.
The stakes was rolled on successive
Saturdays with Clarendon and Alexan-
dria the scenes Of the previous clashes.
second block totals, follow:
Evening star., 1934-01-28
TAKOMA- A-SUvFp Spprnc IracUr
GEORGETOWN COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Season Records

High individual games-R. Reed. 150:
Mitchell $50.
High individual set-R Reed. 394
High spares-Beck. 10
High strikes-Mtchell and Beck. o6 each
High individual sverage-Beck. I13.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
B. Y. p. U. woMEN's LEAGUE.
Season Records

Season Records.
High strikes-Jennewine (Metropolitan),
13
High individual game-Jennewine Metro
poltan). 1873.
High team game-Temple 4SS
High individual avera ge-Cohee (West
Washington, No. -. g6-I3.
High spares-Sabean (West Washington,
No. II. 53.
High individual set-Sabean CWest Wash
ington, No -. 327.
Hleh team set-West Washington, No. 2,
1880.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
D. c. WOMEN BOWL HIGH
Take Final Match With Baltimore
Team, 1,644 to 1,4S7.

A picked Washington team of women
bowlers turned back the Regent lassies
Of Baltimore, 1874 to 1,487, in the final
three games of home home
match last night on the Columbia al
leys. The Capital team had won the
Baltimore block by substantial mar
gin.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
DISTRICT LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Occidental Restaurant,
6s4.
High team set-Lucky Strike, 1887.
Hish individual game-Paul Harrison. 17S.
High individual set-Joe Harrison, AS.
High individual average-George Honey,
126.lS.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
HOkie Of to Slow Start.

ONION broke away from the barrier
= in bang-up style, shooting 159 and
l54. but Smith, once over his first
spell OF nervousness, was not to be de-
MED. Opening with ll8, he improved
up to his final game, which was l3e.
His other strings were 1877, 144 and 154.
Newman came up from nowhere to
assume his now threatening position.
After rolling only 576 in his opening
test last week, Dutch was thought to be
pretty well out of the running until he
began socking 'em last night. His games
were 156, 156. 139. 129 and 1877. The
set was the second highest ever rolled
locally by a District bowler and only
the third over 700. The present mark
IS held by Clarke. who rolled 7l8 in the
Dixie Sweepstakes earlier this season.
Following up his initial set Of 6l6
with 628 last night, Frank Mischou took
fifth place while Whip Litchfield, win
ner OF the classic last year, remained in
the sixth notch with 618 effort.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
Arabs Game Ahead in Almas Tenn.

They're not paying of any bets in the
Almas Temple Duckpin League yet
not by long shot.
Topping the field are the Arabs with
28 victories and 20 losses, but no less
than six teams -Scimitars. Visibles,
Legion. Floor and Treasurers-are tied
for second place, one game behind the
Arabs.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
MASONIC LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High year game-Potomac. 641.
High strikes-Ellis Harmony 80.
High team set-King David, ]. .S19. |
High individual average-Ellis fHar- |
mony), 11S-40: Billheimer tJoppa). 11s-24. |
High individual Eame-Ellis (Harmony), |
110.
400.
High spares-Ellis (Harmony), 1874.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
HEBREW INTERCLIIB LEAGUE
Season Records.

High team game-Amlgos, 637.
High team set-Amigos. 1.795
High individual sverage-Galst (Beta Phi
Epsiion), 1859.
delleD. Ia.
High individual set-Schecter CMardelle),
445.
High strikes-Singer (Amigos), 80.
High spares-Singer fAmigosl. 1877.
High fiat game-Sauoer (Rialto), Canter
"a 2. Al and KatZ (Palsl, 95.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
Lichtman (14)
w YHnE Capital duckpin fans
M have been watching with in
" terest the individual aver

age battle In the District
League between George Honey Of Tenn
pie and Paul Harrison Of Arcadia, Al
Woods, the King Pin yo.:ngster, has
quietly slipped into the big ten"
He turned the trick hst week with
. 421 set at the Arcadia, which. Incl
dentally, was the only real ripple among
the major circuits experts.
New to the District League, Woods
first gained recognition two years ago
when he finished high In The Stars
Evening star., 1934-01-28
w YITH last-box rally which
\A/ netted 20 pins, Calf Davis
v Y Of Rosslyn nosed out Rus
sell Spilman bv six sticks tc

win the first annual Northern Virginia
Sweepstakes championship, bowled last
night on the Rosslyn alleys, with a Is
game total of 1,769.
Entering the final block 48 pins in
front of Spilman, Davis relinquished
the lead after the third string only to
come back in the final to snatch VIC
Evening star., 1934-01-28
RED CAPS TAKE GAME,

In a game that ended in the wee
small hours the Union Station Red
Caps defeated the Lichtman Theaters
quint, 1914, on the Twelfth Street Y.
M. c. A. basket ball court. The game,
the second in the newly formed Com
mercial League Of the "Y." started
shortly after midnight and was hard
fought.
Summary:
Evening star., 1934-01-28
NAVY RIFLEMEN SCORE.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, January 27.-Navy
riflemen opened their indoor rifle sea.
son this afternoon here by defeating
Carnegie Tech, 1885 to 1916.
Scores:
Navy-Strikler. 2s7: w. Blenham, $50:
G. Blenham, 275; Rutherford, 272j Lynch,
27l.
Carnegie Tech-McHingsr. 265: Broad
head. 2s5: Merrtuan. 264: Cullen. asa;
Evening star., 1934-01-28
CHEsA. & POTOMAC TELEPHONE LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High team set-Plant ONCE. 1,765.
High team Rame-Plant once, 6l7.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
BUREAU OF CUSTOMS woMEN's LEAGUE
METHODIST PROTESTANT LEAGUE.

w. L. W. L.
R / Ave. L. % s Congress st.. 20 1e
N c. Ave.. "a r. I. Ave. 2. 1S 1S
Season Reeords.
High team game-R. I. Ave. No. /. 602.
High team set-R. I. Ave. No. l, 1857.
High individual game-Kline (R. !. Ave.
No. D. 152.
:. High Individual set-Kline Or. 1. Ave
Hish individual average-Kline Or I.
High strikes-Kline (R I. Ave. No. ~.
High spares-Kline (R. l. Ave. No. -. II.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
HOLY NAME LEAGUE.
CETYnN A
Season Records,

High individual averaee-Schroth. 117-2S.
High individual set-Mischou. 424
High individual eame-Rabholtz. 1873.
High strikes-Robson. 49,
High spares-Pricci. 145.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
KING PIN LEAGUE
Season Records

High team set-Fashion Shop. LAS.
High team game-Fashion Shop 629
High individual set-E. Nash. 434
Hlgh individual game-H. Baker. II 64.
HIGH individual average-Bill Miller III
High spares-Chipouros l09
High strikes-Mayo %
Evening star., 1934-01-28
CIvICS CLUB LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High sverage-T. Kinnahan. 111-13;
Rose 111-2.
High strikes-Reilly. 23.
High spares-Rose. 101.
BUREAU OF CUSTOMS wOMEN's LEAGUE.
Second Half.
w. L. w. L.
skippies " .... Winkies go. 2
Season Records.
High individual same-Dowling. o.
High individual average-Dowling. 01-2.
High individual set-Dowling. 275.
High spares-Dowline. 3.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
ARMSTRONG FIVE VICTOR
Shows Way to Addison High in
1896 Basket Ball Battle.

team downed the Addison High quint,
1896, yesterday on the Armstrong
floor. The host team rallied energet-
ically. after trailing at the half, 1919.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
HYATTSVILLE WINS GAME
Clarke Sets Pace as Charlotte Hall
Is Beaten 27-16

CHARLOTTE HALL, Md, January
27.-Led by John Clarke, who lombard
ed the hoop for l3 points, Hyattsville
Highs quint swept to handy 27-to-l6
win over Charlotte Halls five here to-
day.
Hyattsville was ahead. IL to 6. at the
half. Coleman, with points, was high
scorer for the losers.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
RossLYN MIXED DOUBLES LEAGUE.
Season Record

Season RecOrds.
High individual averages Oadies>-Rose,
101-1.
High individual game 0adies)-Pearson,
1875.
High individual game tmen)-Davis.
111-i0; Newman. 111-4.
High individual game tmen)-Van Hoe
sen, 143; Roper. 143.
Evening star., 1934-01-28

Season Records.
High individual averaee-Francis Robert.
son. 114-12.
High individual same-Everett Ballard,
High individual set-Ray Raum AIS
High individual strikes-Ray Raum 35
147. nushes'
High team game. Ninth. No. / s14.
Hish team set-Ninth, No. /, 1,773.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
EASTERN STAR LADIES' BOWLING
LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High team games-Joppa Lodge Ruth
Hieh team set-Ruth, 1881.
hign INDIVIDUAL Rarne-McKenney, 142.
Hieh individual set-Hughes. 357.
never tied II. ~
Hlgh spareS-Veihmeyer. 81.
H1gh nat Rame-Johnson and Nal
colin. "a
Evening star., 1934-01-28
Season Records,

ScHSOn NcC0fuS.
High team game-Little Potatoes. 5s4.
High team set-Wrecking Crew Il, ,629.
High individual average-Chipouras (Steam
Rollers), 1OS-41.
High individual sameCrymes Cwrecking
Crew. 161.
High individual set-shelton (wreckins
High strikesz.Weisbach twrecking Crew
and Kennedy CTornadoes). 20.
119.. ~ |''''
High fiat same-Acuff (Sleuths), 90.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
WAR DEPARTMENT LEAGUE.
FARM CREDIT DEMONSTRATION.
Season Records.
TAKoMA CHURCH LEAGUE.

High team game-Audit. 544.
High team set-Purchasing, 1923.
High individual game-HoweS. 134.
High individual set-Young, 345
Evening star., 1934-01-28
PLANS NEW GOLF SHOP
Columbia Club May Move House
Closer to First Tee.

The golf shop at Columbia Club Is
going to be rebuilt, if plans now under
consideration go through.
1t may be moved to a point nearer
the first tee and a new house to shell
ter Fred Mcleod, Red" Banagan, Set"
Collins, Billy Malloy and the other
lads will be constructed.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
START TITLE SERIES
Sardozo, Dunbar Basket Ball
Teams Clash Tomorrow.

CardoZo and Dunbar High quints
meet tomorrow on the Cardozo court
at o'clock in the opening game of the
eolored public high school basket ball
championship series.
Each has done we'll in previous tests.
Dunbar rules slight favorite.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
WASHINGTON LADIES. LEAGrE
MOMENTS DISTRICT LEAGUE.
LUTHERAN LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High individual game-S. Solem tAtone-
ment. .67.
High individual set-Fillinger (St
Marks. 400
High team game-St. Marks and Ia
High team set-St PauIs No. l. 1,723.
Hlsh strikes-Zanner st. Marks Is
High spares-Zanner tSt. Marks. 16a.
High nat game-Dilles tTakoma Blues) ;
Helm tSt. Pauls. No. p, 90.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
NATIONWIDE LEAGUE
Season Records.

Season Records.
Hieh individual average-Riley. 1oa-oo
High individual games-Baxter, Shaw and
Hrosin. 1877 each. "--N
Hieh individual set-Baxter 3s7.
Hieh team game-Gorton's Sea Foods
High team set--Gorton's Sea Foods, l 5O7.
High strikes-Milburn, II
High spares-KatZ. 95.
High fat sames-shaw and Mcclary, e6
Evening star., 1934-01-28
gANICO LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-Jumbo Bread. 60S.
High team set. Jumbo Bread. LOO.
High individual average-Bradford. 1912.
High individual game-A. Reid, 1855.
High individual set-Bradford, 1896.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
65 STICKS TO GOOD
W|THA1,365 TOTAL
heWman's III Nets Fourth
PIace-Simon Is Second
and Clarke Third.
M AINTAINING his sensa-

n \ AINTAINING his sensa-
W\ tional pace, Wayne (Ho-
L i kie) Smith, youthful cap
tain OF the King Pins, re-
tanned his lead in the Howard
Campbell Sweepstakes last night
by shooting 692 in the second five
game block of the eighth annual
classic at the Lucky Strike.
Smith was the only fortunate leader,
however, for Tony Santini, Henry Hiser.
Joe Pricci and Perce Wolfe, his nearest
rivals, begged down and new threats
emerged. One Of these was Arthur
DutchD Newman, who smashed his
own Campbell Stakes record of 693 with
score of TIT, assuming fourth place.
Smiths score, paled only by New
mans exhibition, brought his total up
to 1855 for the 10 games, IS sticks bet
ter than the pinfall of Sam Simon,
Government Printing Office star. who
rolled his way to second place with 679.
Astor Clarke. winner of the Dixie ana
National Sweepstakes, moved up to
third place with 1926, garnering 675
pms OF this total last night.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
ALMAS TEMPLE LEAGUE.
Season Records.

SedSUh HecOfds.
Hish team set-Scimiters. 1.712.
Hlgh team game-Visibles sos
High individual game-Sawyer, 157
High individual set-Courtney, Ali.
High individual average-Rice. II6.
High strikes-Schumann. 2s.
Hush spares-Courtney. Holmes, 100.
High fat game-Smithers. 97
Evening star., 1934-01-28
INTERSTATE COM. COM. LEAGUE.
WAR DEPARTMENT LEAGUE.
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION LEAGUE.
Season Records.

PHI SIGMA EPSILON WOMEN'S LEAGUE.
w l. w. L.
Team No T.. 16 II Team No. g.. y 4
Team No. l.. IA 13 Team No. @. IL 10
Season Records.
High individual game-R. Floyd. 121.
High individual set-M. Weber. 301:
High team game-Team No. /. 81.
High team set-Team No. 3. LOLA.
High individual average-R. Floyd. 80.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
WOMEN's FEDERAL LEAGUE.
BUILDING CONTRACTORS, LEAGUE
Season Records

season Records.
High team game-Eoly Comforter. GOA.
High team set-St. Francis De Sales 700
High individual game-Crawley st. F. De
SaleS). los
High Individual set-Crawley (st. F. De
rs. hish s'rikes-f- Sullivan 'HolS Trinity
High spares-McGolrick (st. p. De
High team averase-st. r. De Sales,
De Sales). 114-21.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
Scores:
REGrNr

Totals .......... 495 516
c.rrYAt%->Ar
Evening star., 1934-01-28

'otals 1868 5Ss 51O-l,'
mASII1NGrOM ApHAn1A
Evening star., 1934-01-28
Summary,
HyattSvilla
DUCKPIN RACE RED HOT

Totals ..13 127 Totals O1t
Evening star., 1934-01-28
A&P BOWLING LEAGUE.
MEN.
Section z.
WOMEN.
RECREATION LEAGUE.
Season Records,

High individual game-Mandley, 100.
High individual set. Freschi. 43S.
High team game-Bearcats. 664.
High team set-Bearcats. 1,S46.
High strikes-Mandley, 46.
High spares-Mandley. $50.
High individual average-Mandley. 127-1C
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Season Records.
High team game-Lucky Strike BARRIERS,
6S7.
High team set-Book of Washington, 1889.
High individual game-Jack Gooding and
Fred Moore (tied), 116.
High individual set-Ed Blakeney, AS.
High individual averas9-Sam simon,
1850.
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RossLYN INDEPENDENT LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team average-G. Davis. 121-16.
High team games-G. Hyde. 1S2.
%, Hish individual sets-L. Clouser. 391; B.
KinRsolver, 39l.
High strikes-G. Davis, 80.
High spares-G. Davis, SO.
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HILL TOPS TUMBLERS

Totals $40 514 4s5-1,
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High team sets-Public Roads. l,725;
Economics. 1905 Accounts. 1903.
High team games-1nterbureaus 6l6;
High individual sets-Dixon, 421; Nc
Causland. 404: German. 392.
High individual gameS-McCausland, 15S;
Dixon 1877: Whelan, 156.