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Evening star., 1934-02-25

ucl dIlu WCl6LILll6 w PouiiNto
and under will have their in
niGgs along with boys not
more than Is and scaling not
more than 1876 in the first D. c. A.
A. U. junior wrestling championships
next Friday and Saturday at Friends
Suburban School, 1901 Wisconsin
avenue
Entries already have been filed by
the Boys Club of Washington, North
east Boys Club, Boys Department Of
the Central Y M. c. A., Georgetown
Boys Club, Friends School, ST. Adams
and Dewitt, according to Tom Clayton,
chairman of the D. c. A. A. U. Wrest-
ling Committee, which is in charge of
the tourney. Other competitors are ex-
pected from public schools in the Dis
trict and nearby Maryland and Vir-
ginia. The tourney is open to boys
living within a radius of Is miles of
the zero milestone back of the White
House
Entrants must register and weigh
in with Charles M. Fyfe, chairman of
the D. c. A. A. U. Committee, at the
Boys Club of Washington, Third and
C streets, by Thursday at 5 pm,
Weighing will start that day at $3.50
pm. Entries must be filed by Thurs
day with Charles Reynolds at the
Boys Club.
With view of insuring as fair COM
petition as possible, contestants have
been divided into two groups One is
for boys under IL years and includes
the 65, rs, IS, 95, los and lis pound
classes and the other is for boys under
16 and embraces the IS, rs, IS, 95,
los, lis, 125 and 1875 pourd classes.
Preliminaries will be held Friday
from to pm, with the semi-finals
that night from to 10 o'clock and the
finals Saturday night from 8 to 10.
District A. A. U. gold. silver and
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Blue Ribbons Conquerors to Bowl Here
with doubles and singles. Williams
and Ia Mastra and Summers and

with doubles and singles. Williams
and La Mastra and Summers and
Sinner paired to win doubles from
Baltimore, and williams trimmed
Ray Won Dreele, probably Balti-
more's best bowler, In singles.
In singles here williams will be
called upon to oppose man whose
record indicates him to be the
greatest duckpin shooter Of the
season, Astor Clarke.
Clarke's next big engagement
was to have been with the Blue
Ribbons ace, Nick Tronsky, but
this has been called off because OF
a disagreement between Clarke's
SPONSOR, Buchholz, and Tronsky's
boss, Frank Barber. ..t
Barber issued challenge, broad
ly put, seeming eager for Tronsky
to meet Clarke under any condi-
tions. But he baked when Buch-
holz asked that the gate receipts
at each end of the match go to the
home bowler. The seating capacity
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n. Y. p. U.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-W. Wash. I, 59s
High team sets-First. LAO; w. Wash
l. l,69S.
High individual games-Beach wv
Wash. ~. 16l; Trotter Metro. -. 15g.
High individual sets-Woods Metro. ~,
3e4; Brown metro. -. 800.
14s; II. Hodges w. Wash. u. Aih ii2. nus
High strikes-Lewis (E Wash. Hts)
81; Woods metro. u. 25.
High sverages-Woods MET -, 117-2;
Lewis tE. W. H.. 1915; H Hodges (W
Wash; u. 1874: Bunch (Tempie5. 10
i; Thurston (Petworth). 109-lg; Powell
tE, W. HI. 1921; Greer (Kendan u.
10S-29; Cleary CW. Wash. u, 1886
Allen CKendall ID 1918; Dyer Ken
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EASTERN STAR
Season Records.

High team sames.Joppa Lodge, Unity
High team sets-Ruth. 1.543; JOS H
Mlans, 1.524; Washington Centennial
1,5O4.
High individual averases-Ellen Veih-
belle Kellogg. 100-36.
High individual games-McKenney, 142;
Youmans. 140: Raver. 1877.
High individual Sets-Ellen Veihmeyer.
353; Ackman and McKenney, 352.
High individual strikes-Owen and Veih-
meyer, 30.
High individual spares-veihmeyer los;
Owen, l05
High fat games-Malcolm and johnson.
"a
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FARM CREDIT.
Season Records,

Audit. 544
High team sets-Purchase. 1866; Ac-
counting, 1884
High individual games-Corcoran (Pur-
chasel 1854 Jordan legal u, l55.
High individual sets-Young account
ingl; 364; Jordan illegal -. 362.
Wheian Accounting, IS; Cats (AuditJ
80; Terwisse (Audit). 35
High strikes-Terwisse (Audit). 9; Cor
eoran CPurchase). 8; Young (Accounting)
y; McAuliffe Gibrary) z.
High averages-Young (Accounting)
dan uegal ID. 1911; Howes (Duplicat-
ing; 1895; Terwisse audit. lois;
Whelan Accounting. 104; RAIDER (Pur-
chasel 103-l1; Cats (Audit). lO2-I7;
McAulide library, l02-7; Kerlin prod
Creditl. 1923; Smyth (Accountine)
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Section G.,
Season Records.

Season NecOrus.
High team games-St. Francis De Sales
67I; Holy Comforter. 604.
High team sets-St. Francis De Sales,
Hish team averasGssn,st;; G,t;. Frsneis sgSso De
Francis De Sales. 1855; Ferguson (Holy
Comforter), 1872. ~.
Francis DE Sales), 403; Crawley est.
Francis De Sales, $50.
Hieh Strikes Sullivan CHoly Trim
ity), "a: Hayden tSt., TeresaS 81
High spares-McGolrick tSt Francis De
sales}. .f59; Crawley est. Francis De
Hirh Individual averages-McGolrick
(St Francis De Sales). 1920; Crawley
(St. Francis De Sales). 115-15.
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at Willimantic is about 200, small
in comparison with Convention

at Willmant1c Is ABOUT 2UU, Smail
in comparison with Convention
Halls.
Thus, for second time this sea-
son, Clarke has been withdrawn
from q natural because of q dis
agreement over conditions. Ollie
Pacini, No. / ranking bowler Of the
country, was to have met him, but
the match blew up when Pacinis
sponsors bickered too heartily.
Barber seems to be losing popu-
larity as q bowling promoter. On
their recent trip to New England
the Occidentals passed up his
Eastern Sweepstakes, and Buchholz
and other Washington promoters
are looking for other attractions
from New England. The Connect
cut Yankees, from all appearances,
are moving in and the Blue Rib
bons out as headliners for WASH
tngton and Baltimore. When they
finish here March 10 they will in
wade Baltimore.
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TAKOMA CHURCH.
C. & p. TELEPHONE.
Season Records

High team set-Construction. 1.so2;
Plant Office. 1,765.
High team game-Construction, 64S;
Plant once, 611: Georgia, 607.
High individual set-Jarman, 412:
Ballard. 40S.
High individual game-Jarman, 174;
F. X. Breen, 1874.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH.
CIvICS CLUB.
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
FINANCE CORP.
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION.

High individual game-Ware, 17S.
High individual set-Ware. 3S7.
High team game-Reds. sos.
High team set-Greens, .643.
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HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
Season Records.

Season Kecords.
High team averages-Holy Name, 542-60;
High team sames-st. Peters. 633;
ho Hish team sets-Holy Name. 1,762; st.
High individual averages-.Pacini (st.
Peters). 116-41; E. Edinger !Holy Name).
114-l9; ONeil (St Anthony's). Hill
High individual games-Meyer (Holy
Name, 1872; Hardie (St. Peter's), 1856;
M inland (st, Peter's). 153 ,,,,,r
NameJ. 4O2; ONeil (St Anthony's). 395;
Olive ist. Peter'sl. 394;
High strikes--olive {st, Peters, 30;
(St. Francis Xavier's). 81:
High spares-Pacini (St. Peter'sl; 1g7;
Z. Edinger (Holy Nance. 172; Schilke
(HolY Namel. l55.
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b. Y. p. U. LADIES.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team games-Metropolitan 4S9
Temple, 4SS
High team sets-w. Wash. 1. 1880;
Temple l,375
High individual games-Je -Jennewin
Metro). l33 Harrington (Hyatts). l3l.
High individual Sets-Sabean w. Wash.
II, 800; Ballou wv Wash -, 1927.
High spares-Sabean (W. Wash. y, 80
Trqtter tMetroD. 81
rington (Hyatts). IA; Jennewine Met
roD. IA.
High averages-Sabean CW Wash. ID,
96-11: Cohee (W. Wash q, 1880; Es-
sex (W; Wash. p, 94-6; Jennewine Met
ro0, 93-44; Ballou wv. Wash. -. 1913;
Bunch tTemple) 1910; Trotter Metro .
1913; Mulquin tFifth) 1926; Harring-
ton CHyattsO. 80; Stine (MetroD. 9O-2S
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65-Pound Boys to Have Place
In A. A. i. Mat Title Meet Here

bronze medals will be awarded the
winners.
There will be an admission charge
of Is cents for the preliminaries and
semi-fnals ard SO cents for the finals,
with 25 cents extra for reserved seats.
Tickets are on sale at Spalding's and
the Boys Club Of Washington.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION
METHODIST PROTESTANT.

R. I. Ave. /. 40 s Congress St. - "A
N. C. Ave-. 32 16 r. l. Ave. = II -
Season Records.
High team game-R I. Ave No. /, 602.
High team set-R. I. Ave, No. /. 1857.
High individual game-Kline (R. !. Ave,
No. u. 152.
High individual set-Kline (R. I. Ave,
No. il, 415.
High individual averages-Kline (R. I.
Ave. No. ID, III; James (R. l. Ave, No.
ID. l12.
High spares-Kennedy IN C. AveD, 93.
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NORWOOD SHINES
IN LOWER RANKS
Rolls 377 to Take Class C
Hon0rS-Lone Woman
Shoots 14O Game.
EONARD SMITH

r EONARD SMITH was
crowned sweepstakes king
Of the General Accounting
Office yesterday when he
bowled his way to victory in a
classified tourney with a score
of 429 for three games. More
than 100 men boWlers and a girl
competed in the event, rolled
on the Convention Hall drives.
Smith triumphed in Glass A, for
bowlers with averages of 101 or bet
ter. His games were 158, 131 and
140.
Another exceptional performance
netted jeff Tingle the runner-up
niche. He shot IA, 125 and 122 for
391 total Kettering finished third
in Glass A with 373, with Seyfarth
pressing him with 371.
Top honors in Class B, for boWlerS
with averages of 81 to 100, went to
Bailey. who rolled strings of 125, 108
and 106 for 339. Grant was second
with 325 and Harrie third with 312.
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w. C.. ID. A. Holds
Election Today

THE Washington City Duckpin
i Association will hold its an
nual meeting and election Of off,
GERS this afternoon at 8 o'clock in
the oak room Of the Raleigh Hotel.
All leagues are urged to have
delegates present. A revision Of
classifications for the city tourna-
ment Is planned.
Evening star., 1934-02-25

ROSARIO, Argentina, February "a
R).-Emilio Karstulovic, driving
Benz car. won the first lap of the
1000-mile grand national automobile
road race today, travelling the 462
miles from Rosario to Resistencia i'll
6 hours 81 minutes 1888 seconds.
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A 4 p LADIES.
C. A. p. TELEPHONE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High individual set-Greene CONNER
ciaD, 345.
High individual game-Walling North
Potomac, No. 2, 40.
High individual average-Greene (Com-
merciaD 97-7
High team set-Cleveland- -Lincoln-w West
1,4S2.
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BY the Associated Press.

"A yEW YORK, February "a
N John Shibe of Philadel-
VI phia, who runs the Ath-
1 letics of the American
Base Ball League as a
business and drives motor boats
for hobby, has built new Gold
Cup racer for the International 12-
litre series against Italy in Florida
next month.
The new boat was designed by
John Hacker. Mount Clemens,
Mich, and is being put into con-
dition at Philadelphia for the
Evening star., 1934-02-25
U. B. ADDS A VICTORY
Junior Sunday School Champion
Beats Calvary Baptist.

United Brethren basketers, who al
ready have clinched the Junior Sum-
day School League pennant, downed
Calvary Baptist, 24-l7. yesterday at
the Central Y. M. C. A. In another
loop game Y. M. c. A. walloped Ar
lington M. E., 58-16, and a third was
won by Ninth Street Christian by for
felt over Chevy Chase Presbyterian.
Summaries:
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PEOPLES LIFE INSURANCE.
LUCKY STRIKE.
TEMPLE HAND LAUNDRY.
DANCE AT BEAVER DAM.

A dance will be given by the Beaver
Dam Women's Golf Committee Friday
night at the club, with Mrs. H. G.
Gibson in charge.
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RENDEZVOUS BOWL HIGH
Defeat Temple Team in Junior
Match, 1,645 to 1890.

Rendezvous Junior bowlers out
scored Temple Juniors, 1,645 to 1920,
to win the first-half block of their
home-and-home match on the Rem
devious alleys. Trilli, for the losers,
had high set, 356. Chalfonte, Hauser
and Kay tied for high set for Rem
devious. each with 346. The final
three games will be rolled March 9
at Temple.
Scores.
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Section ID.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team sames-St. Peters. b66; st.
Matthews. 5e3.
g. High team as ssts-st' daor'efs' i'o4o'
High Individual games-T. Hughes and
p. Furman, 154; Webb Downing, $50.
High individual sets-A. Betz. S7S; r.
Furman, 369.
High Individual averages - Feeney,
110-29; Ticer. 109-11.
High average strikes-A. Betz, .417; r.
Hughes and Feeney. 403.
High average spares-Feeney, 2.339;
Ticer 2.3l5.
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TAKOMA.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High game-Hobbs (Goode), 176.
High set-Barrett F. G. E.), 439.
High team game-Columbia Wall Paper.
$50.
High team set-Fruit Growers Express.
High strikes-Powell (Col. w. P.). AZ.
High spares-Sherbahn IF. @. Ed. 176.
High individual average-Barrett IF. g.
E., 1851.
Evening star., 1934-02-25

ital City's foremost quint, Fred
Buchholz' Occidentals.
The Connecticut Yankees, hail
ing from Stratford, Conn, twice
defeated the Blue Ribbons and
later outscored the Baltimore Stars.
They are a picked crew, two of
whom appeared here this Winter
with the Boston team in a four
cornered match among Washing
ton, Baltimore, Connecticut and
Beantown, Capital bowlers al
ready have seen Tony Ianarrone
and Joe la Mastra The others
are Doc Williams, Bill Summers
and Eddie Sinner, . youngster.
The match will be rolled at Con-
vention Hall, and win be seasoned
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ODD FELLOWS.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High averases-O. Swain. 121-4: O.
Davis. ll7-41.
High games-G. Hyde, 1852: F. Doem-
ling. 100; w. Stewart l59.
High sets-B Kingsolver, 391; l.
Clouser, 3a1; o. Swain. 800.
High strikes-G. Davis. 35; @. Hyde.
81.
solver, 1l5.
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Season Records.
High game-Schwartz tAlex.). 1874.
High set-Robey (Petworth). 426.
High team game-RendeZvous 654.
High team set-Rendezvous, 1924.
High strikes-Bromley (Georgetown)
High spares-Bromley toeorgetown).
High individual average - Friedricks
Rosslyn). 116-13.
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SATURDAY NIGHT.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team set-Book of Washington.
1,694
High team same-Frazee-Potomac
Laundry, 6O2.
High individual sets-F. Veihmeyer.
Heller, 391.
Heller $50.
High spares-Holst, 1877: Singer, IA.
High strikes-La Billie, 35; Fox. 33.
High individual averageS-Singer,
I14-25; Heller, HALO; Hoist, 1899;
Smith, 1I2-31 Darling. 111-41; w. Ed
niger, 110-3; Frye. 110-1.
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L0vett Finishes Third.

CHIEF LOVETT, believed to be the
u only bowler of above average
ability to wear his coat while
bowling, took third place. Lovett,
competing in his first sweepstakes,
was one stick behind Jarman, with
1,197 Dick Lee was fourth, with
1,193, while Reid grabbed off the
other money place with l,l83.
The new event proved an unquali-
fled success both from competitive
standpoint and number of entries.
Forty bowlers just out of the star
class plunked down a $5 entry fee
Parsons collected $50, Jarman $50,
Lovett SIS, Lee $40 and Reid SIS. In
addition to prizes for the first five
finisherS, flve-spots were awarded
non-money winners for high games
and high sets in each block Chester
Bid and Ed Eddinger rolled top sets
with 636 and COS, respectively, while
Bob Mcdonald and Leland Brown
cashed in on high games of 14l and
Ill, respectively.
Summary:
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LUTHERAN CHURCH LADIES
Season Records

High team sets-Incarnation, 1,432;
Zion. All.
High team games-zion. 622; Trinity.
High individual sets-Kauffman, 351;
Kaufman. 343.
High individual games-Kauffman. 150;
Mcdonald. 141. m
High fiat games-Culp, 90; MARQUES. 93.
High Wildensteiner. IA; Yaggie'
"A: Brocker, 13.
High spares-Kaufman. 100; Leon
berge. ~. m
michael OIL; Waldrop 1894: Brocker.
o2-24: Hennig. 92-l9; Culp. 924; Leon
berge. 9l-57; McDoc aid. 9l-37.
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at eame-Acuff (sleuths). 90.
SANICO.
Season Records.

High team games-Jumbo Bread. COS;
Sanico Doughnuts. 603.
High team sets---Jumbo Bread. 1,700;
Sanico Cakes, 1899.
High individual averages-Bradford,
| 1869; Gartrell. 1923.
High individual games-A. Reid, 1855; p.
| Douglas, 159.
High individual sets-Moody. 3e7;
| Bradford 396.
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c. & p. LADIES.
Evening star., 1934-02-25
BEATS BIG FIELD
WITH 12DAVERACE
Jarman Trails by II Pins.
loVett Rolls With Coat
On for Third Coin.

~ ANKED among Washing
- tons tougher money"
N bowlers a few years ago,
L y Howard Parsons of Silver
Spring came back last night to
win the first annual Ollie Pacini
Near-Star Sweepstakes on the
Northeast Temple drives. Par
sons shot 1909 for the 10 games
to beat out Paul Jarman by II
sticks.
Parsons, who trailed Chester Bid
of Temple at the end of the five
game afternoon block, was forced to
come from behind in the ninth game
with a 94-string and dropped to fifth
place. Parsons evening games were
l08, 121, 122, 102 and 1872. His
afternoon total was 624
Jarman, Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone League bowler, rose from
eighth to second place during the
last five games, following up a 585
set with a COL score to miss nlpping
Parsons at the wire.
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COMMERCIAL,

Season Records.
High individual sverage-Watson (Peo-
pies Drug. 113-43.
High individual games-Kilby Evening
Starr. 154; Bachman CHopwood Furni-
ture) 154
High Individual set-Robinson peoples
Drug. 800.
High team Eame-Continental Baking
Co.. 623.
High team @t-Evening Star, l,746.
High game for the week-Pascal Garry
Ice Cream. LAY
Evening star., 1934-02-25

Z YOUNGSTERS IL years and un-
v der and weighing 65 pounds
and under will have their in
niGgs along with boys not
more than Ii and sea ling not
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FEDERAL.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team games-Internal Revenue.
642 Navy Yard. 632.
High team sets-Government Printing
High individual games--George Miller
IN c. PD, $50; Cowden &c. P. o.. 1873.
High individual sets-cWatson tCom-
Greatest number of strikes-Barrett
Up, o. and Beavers tNavy Yard % each
High individual averages-Hargett
(Commerce), 1881; L. Brown tG P. o.,
1875; AL Woods Patentl. 1858.
Evening star., 1934-02-25
COLONIALS BEAT TERPS
Annex Rifle Match at College
Park, 1857 to 1861.

George Washington rif1emen con-
quered Maryland by points, 1857 to
1861, yesterday on the range at Col
lege Park
Richard Free of the Colonials with
278 had the highest total of the
match.
The scores:
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LEADS IN AUTO GRIND.

Totals i SO
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MATA HAR| 10 TO |
IN DERBY BETTING
Sir Thomas, Second Choice,
IS to 1-Singing Wood
Out of Classic.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
= T. LOUIS, February "a
- Mata Hari, of the c. T.
Fisher Stable, is the IA
- vorite at 10 to / to win,
6 to / to run second and 3 to /
to show in pay or play odds on
sthe Kentucky Derby announced
today by Tom Kearney, st. Louis
betting commissioner.
Sir Thomas, owned by Alexander
Gordon. is second choice in the book
at Is. and 8. The colt ran second
to Singing Wood in the 1888 Futurity.
Kearney said the bulk of the play to
date has been on Mata Hari or Sir
Thomas.
Black Buddy, Mrs Payne Whitney's
colt, is quoted at 80, Is and 8. E. r.
Bradley's fllly, Bazaar, is listed at
20, 10 and S. Other 20-to-1 shots are
Cavalcade. Time Supply. Chickstraw
and Hadagal.
Thirty-to-one odds also are offered
on Discovery, Jabot, Riskulas, Soon
Over, Roustabout and Sergeant Byrne.
Forty-to-one odSs are offered on
Boy Valet, Dartle, Spy Hill. Collateral,
Red Wagon, the Immortal, Kawagoa,
Bonanza and Tatanne.
Sixty-to-one shots include Fogbound,
Naval Cadet, Hindu Queen, Dan
SABBATH, Glendye, Don Manual, D sty
Dawn, Vitamin B, Anarchy, Blue
Again. Tormy B and Vicar.
Evening star., 1934-02-25
TAKoMA-SILvER SPRING.
Season Records.

High game - Lewis Gohr). Palmer
(FritZ), 1877.
High set-Sherbahn CTak. Sea Food. e.
624.
High team set-Southern Rv.. I,776.
High strikes-Snellings (South Ry) 40.
o High spares-Snellings (South. Ry),
High individual average - Snellings
(South. RyD, HIS
Evening star., 1934-02-25
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
MARYLAND

Totals 1.3t
Evening star., 1934-02-25
BY ROD THOMAS.

TEAM that whipped the ia
nous Blue Ribbon bowl
ers of Connecticut is COM
ing to Washington March
10 for a shot at the Cap
Evening star., 1934-02-25
n FIAMI, Fla, February "a R.-
lVl Mrs. John Hay Whitneys

Singing Wood will not start in
the Kentucky Derby at Churchill
Downs, Jim Healey, the colts trainer,
said today.
Singing Wood, winner of the S1O0, 900
Belmont Futurity as a 2-year-old, will
be reserved for the PreaknesS at
Pimlico and other Eastern stakes.
Mrs. Whitney plans, however, to
start her Irish-bred colt. Immortal.
The Immortal is an Irish colt, which
was purchased as a yearling by Mrs
John Hay Whitney for $4,000 at the
Dublin sales.
sThe son Of Stratford- Princess
Mildred now is in training at the old
Bennings course near Washington.
Evening star., 1934-02-25
FRATERNITY.
Season Records.

High individual averages-P SchIosser
Phil, 1888
High individual games -scrivener "a. I.
z, Alphal. ia; NJ. Brown and Selke "a.
s. l., Delta ChD. 159.
High individual sets-Cotter Kappa
PM, 425; Miller A. L K, Alpha). AZ.
Cotter, Kappa PhD. 90.
High .spares-Miller "a I. K. Alpha)
154; Cotter KAPPA Phil. 143
High pins-Cotter Kappa PhD, 6,36l.
Warman Kappa Phil 6.351
Evening star., 1934-02-25
DYNAMITE.
Season Records.

High individual average-Chipouras
Steam Rollers. 110-29.
High individual game-Crymes CWreck-
High Individual set-shelton (wrecking
crew) 403.
High team game-Little Potatoes. 5s4.
High team set-Wrecking Crew, 1929.
High strikes-Horan (Duds). 80.
High spares-Chipouras (Steam Rollers),
so
Evening star., 1934-02-25
Pacni Stakes Smiths 429 Wins C. O. Boving Con
How Bowlers Are Faring in League Races
RECREATION.

Season Records.
High individual game-Mandley. 100.
High individual set Freschi. 438.
High team game-Bearcats. 664.
High team set-Bearcats, 1.S46.
High strikes-Woods, So.
High spares-Mandley. 1916.
High individual average - Mandley,
125-1U.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-09
WIFE HAD STOOD ],
 ABUSE TOO LONG
Yesterday She Shot Her Husband When He Tried
 to Disfigure Her

Boston, March 9-U.P.) Six
 years of abuse, eliminating In an
 attempt to disfgure her, caused
 25-year-old mother of two children
 to shoot her husband in the kitch-
 en of their Dorchester home, she
 told authorities. Expressing no re
 pentance for her act and showing
 no interest in tfle condition of the
 wounded man, whose name was on
 the danger list at hospital, Mrs
 Eleanor Yeoman to-day faced a charge of assault with dangerous weapon with intent to kill.
 According to the story she told police, her husband, Arthur, 29, re- turned from work yesterday accom- panied by four men. They played the piano and sang while drinking alcohol. Later her husband came into the kitchen and offered her a drink, she said.
 When she refused the drink, po- lice quoted her as relating, he threw the liqucr ~on the kitchen stove, the alcohol igniting and burn | ing her on the face. Mrs Yeoman then went into an adjoining room ! for her fathers revolver and shot Yeoman, police said
 The other men, Thomas Wright, Edward Gallagher, Francis Fitz- gerald, and Joseph C0yle, all of Boston, disarmed her and notified police. Yeoman was taken to a hos pital with a bullet wound in his chest