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LIME
MORRIS LUMBER
COMPANY
Phone 1400

NOTICE-Bids win be received BY
the Board OF Trustees OF Edin-
burg Consolidated Independent
r.hool District UP TO 500 P. NJ,
Monday, August 26. for erecting
and installing AZ x w. football
field lighting equipment In Edin-
burg according to plans and speci-
fications In the office OF the sup
erintendent OF schools. Bidder
must take care Of insurance, be
able TO give bond required. and
give guarantee that work can and
viii be completed within a week
a.. n 1t Is started or forfeit $500
a day for each day Of delay.
Moi
, 1935-08-23

SEE u USED CARS
Lot Across from Herald Bldg.
Brownsville Motor Co.
CHYSLER - PLYMOUTH
PHONE 427

Flying fish do not fly: they do
not flap their wings" but merely
glide through the air. After getting
up speed in the water, the fish take
to the air, and wind currents and
momentum do the rest. Consider
able speed is attained and a dis
lance Of 500 feet is often covered
by these fish.
, 1935-08-23
Cameron Records
1O3RD DISTRICT u
Ludge a. M. Kent

wLAEE "A va hEEI
FILED: g. @. Henderson VS.. II. L.
Yates and /. M. Club. ct al, suit OF
note and foreclosure.
First National Bank OF Harrington
VS.. r. M. Pratt, ct al. foreclosure OF
mortgage.
I. NJ. williams VS.. j. o. Harris, suit
on note.
Waxahachie Bank g. Trust Co.. VS.
w. A. Briggs. ct al, suit for debt and
foreclosure CT lien Cthree suits.
, 1935-08-23

Tom Nolen and Lorraine billiard.
Archie Hargett and Mildred Jones
Enrico Buffc and Mabel Laura
Geetings.
, 1935-08-23
PROBATE COURT
IudRR % G. nanrY

FILED: Application for guardian
ship Of Josefina Rodriguez, ct al,
miners.
Application for probate Ct will OF
George washington CLARK, deceased.
, 1935-08-23

NCOutlnued from rage OneJ
the fundamental Law Of the state
are TO be decided upon.
The liquor amendment would ID
repeal the statewide prohibition
law In effect since May "A, 1919
CD prohibit the open saloon, with
the legislature empowered to define
such ar agency. and CD direct the
legislature to sustain the right oi
local option in every county, pre-
cinct and incorporated town or city,
Divisions operating under local op-
ton prohibition In 1919 would re-
main dry until a majority Of the
voters had repealed the earlier In
junction. Light wines and beer were
legaliZed in a constitutional change
IN 1888 and the status In each COM
munity under the existing beer local
option laws would not be changed.
A second proposed amendment
calls fer the introduction Of old
age pensions in Texas for all persons
o5 years OF age with the exception OF
habitual drunkards. inmates Of state
Exported institutions and persons
who cannot quality under a time
limit.
This limit requires pensioners 10
have lived In Texas as bonafide citl-
Gems for five OF the nine years pre-
ceding the request. The legislature
Is directed to provide funds and is
authorized to accept such federal
aid as might be extended.
Another amendment would lift the
present ban against submission OF
proposed constitutional amendments
BY extra sessions of the legisla-
ture and a fourth proposal would
permit temporary commitment TO
state hospitals for observation and
treatment Of mentally Ill persons
without the present requirement OF
q trial by jury for insanity.
School Fund Changes
A fifth proposed amendment pro-
v1des fer changes in the administra-
ton Of the available school fund pri-
mayily to provide for the ALLEGATION
OF free textbooks TO pupils in ether
than free public schools.
Elimination Of the fee system OF
emoluments TO district and county
officers in the 50 counties now hav-
ing 10000 or more population Is
sought In a sixth proposal. The coun-
ty courts In all other counties could
enf1rce the same regulation at their
option. District and county officers
would receive fixed salaries.
Another proposed amendment was
designed primarily to transfer the
power OF granting or Withholding
suspended sentences &C first often
ders from the Jury 70 the trial judge.
Campaigns have been waged for
and against all proposals. especial
" the liquor law repeal amendment
, 1935-08-23

The largest one-piece carpet ever
made in England has been laid
down In a London theater. The
carpet measures 100 feet long Ly 4;
feet wide. and weighs more than q
ton.
, 1935-08-23

YOU WANT % buy. sell. rent
or exchange Just phone The
Brownsville Herald CLASSIFIED Ad
Department An experienced ad
taker VIII gla1ly assist you.
, 1935-08-23
SPECIAL AGENT

DRIVING CHEVROLET sedan 20
1T. Worth Saturday night oath.
Take two or three passengers.
Share expenses. Herald, BOX
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, 1935-08-23
UNION BUS LINES

UNION BUS LINES
Fast bonded BuseA Leaving Har-
lingen $50 O. m and 3 p IN daily
Arrives San Antonio lis p N and
l0:15 q N. San Antonio $3.50
Dallas S860-Ahilene e6-35-Austtn
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$3.50 Madison Hotel phone 405.
Harlingen: Miller hotel Browns
Vile: Edinburg Hotel, phone 221,
Edinburg: McAllen, phone 81; San
Benito, phone 234; Reymondville,
phore g.
, 1935-08-23
CRIMINAL DISTRICT COURT

Judge Geo. Mestervelt
FILED: Steve Barklay vs.. Aisle
Barley. suit for divorce.
Senthia May Carey VS.. Dewey
Carey. suit for divorce.
, 1935-08-23

WANTED-Lady passenger 20 X. c.
or vicinity and return. Help pay
expenses. Leaving 23rd. Return
Sept. 18th Phone i23 San Ben
ito. N9l
, 1935-08-23

CIGARETTE DEALERS-Books for
keeping records or retail Cigarette
sales according to law for sale at
Bishops Print Shop. N-S
, 1935-08-23

WANTED-Lawyer 20 handle d.
vorce case IN Mexico. Total legal
and court Expense not TO exceed
5000. White Herald. BOX N-es.
N-99
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digestion victims, why suffer-
For quick relief get a free sample
OF UDGA, a doctors prescription
at McKay's Pharmacy. N-96
, 1935-08-23
Opportunity Is Knocking At Your Door Via The Herald Classified Ads
ENTS

WALSH sheet Metal Works now
located at 405 18th Street. Milo
, 1935-08-23

Continued from Page one)
, 1935-08-23

Special bus from Reynosa SAT-
urday and Sunday 1880 p m
AUTOMOTIVE
, 1935-08-23

FOR RENT-Beautiful Dunwan-
derin, furnished for road house
or residence. located one-half
mile south on Val Verde Drive,
Donna, Texas. N-82
Evening star., 1935-04-07
Feathers Feature Prelims, Too.

= VERY scrap on tomorrow's card
It. at the Washington Auditorium,
with a single exception, will
involve featherweights.
Clashing in the six-round semi
wind-up, Northeast Washington's Joe
Green will meet Les Guesno. one of
the two scrappers to defeat Green in
a professional ring. Guesno turned
the trick in Baltimore, his home town,
but Joe is rated real chance to
avenge the loss. Those two recent
fights with the experienced LIE Roy
Duugan should have taught Joe much.
A pair Of Wolfram's stablemates.
Wesley Martin and Lloyd Pine, will
be principals in two other six-round-
ers. Martin. who has showed here
before, will battle Ray kid Ingram
of Florida, and Pine, a newcomer. will
meet Baltimore's rising featherWeight,
Harry Jeffra.
Young Tiger Salmons and Gerald
(Rufus) Reeder pair of colored well
terweights, will add comedy touch
In four-round opener.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
(SectiOu Cl
Season Records.

season Records.
High team Eame-Holv Name 632
High team set-Holy Name. Las
-. High individual gsme-Stanton (St.
Sales. 16l each
Hieh individual set-stanton Cst Ste
Hieh strikes-McGolrick tst. Francis de
Sales. 30.
High spares-Kramer Nativity. 1911.
de SaleS). 114-l..
High team average-Holy Name. 531-4O.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
Stick o-it-iveness. Anyway.
~ ISAppOINTED BY Danno o'Ma

H1SAPpOINTED by Danno O'Ma-
- honey's initial showing here and
determined to SELL the Irish
mat importation to Washington fans.
Promoter Joe Turner will bring the
boy from Erin back this Thursday to
oppose the premier Snowman of them
all, Roughhouse Rudy Dusek. If Rudy
cannot make O'Mahoney look good,
nobody can.
Since destroying the lifeless Fred
Grobmier in his debut a couple of
weeks back, O'Mahoney has taken de-
cisions over Jim Browning. Dick
Shikat and George Zaharias, who un-
blushingzy allowed the youngster to
use their generous carcasses as STEP
ping stones to what probably will end
in Londos- o Mahoney and George
O'Mahoney climaxes this Summer.
Jack Donovan, another Irish young
ster, who came from the West Coast
unheralded and unsung and who has
exhibited twice the stuff OMahoney
showed, will vie for honors with his
fellow countryman in the semi-wind-
up, opposing Jean LIE Deaux, French
Canadian trial horse.
The prelims, if not changed again.
Cill be Sander Szabo VS.. Pat Mckay
and Andy Rascher VS.. Dick Daviscourt.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
~ V0LLEY BALLERS
TUNE FOR TOURNEY
Foster Thinks Team Has a Great
Chance to Take Honors in
Cherry Blossom Event.

ITAvING already conquered five
H leading Southern rivals, the
Washington Y. NJ c. A. volley
ball team is training with a view to
capturing greater laurels in the
fourth annual Cherry Blossom
tournament at the "Y" next Saturday
The Capitalites will meet some of
the strongest teams in the East in
the tourney.
Ralph Foster, Y. M. c. A. director
Of physical education and coach of
the local outfit, says that entries
already virtually are assured from
Jamaica, N. Y; Pittsburgh, Harris
burg, York, Philadelphia and Wilkes
Barre, Pa; Camden, N. j.; Rich
mond and Roanoke, Va; Baltimore,
Nd. and Raleigh and Greensboro
N. C.
Washington "Y" was runner-up in
last years tournament, being de-
feated by North Philadelphia in the
final, which later was third in the
national tournament.
Foster says he has well balanced
team in Capt. Darrell H. Smith,
William Lansford, C. j. Sample, John
G. Loehler, c. G. Cruikshank, ]. G.
Stanier, George Fitton, Howard Stin-
con and Bob Nelson. l
Evening star., 1935-04-07
Canadian Stiff Puncher.

"WENTY- -ONE years old. Doherty
invades as a big hit of New
York's smaller clubs and has all
the earmarks of the kind of fighter
Ahearn best develops A professional
ringster of only little more than a
years standing. the Irish youngster
nevertheless holds victories over Petey
De Grasse, Abe Wasserman. Jerry
MazZa and frankie Britt. and kayoed
Bobby Magnolia and Lou Bonnamo.
His only losses in Is scraps were to
Petey Hayes and Mike Belloise two
Of the country's better featherWeightS.
Doherty will have to keep his mitts
In front of his chin against Wolfram,
a hard-punching scrapper patterned
along the lines of Rivers, except that
he is faster. but not as colorful as the
swarthy Mexican. Doherty nailed De
GrasSe with enough hard rights and
driving lefts to fell less courageous
ringster The Canadian can punch
plenty hard for 1875 pounds, and un-
doubtedly will have an edge over
Doherty in this important department
Dcherty's wins are recorded via de-
cision much more frequently than by
knockouts.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
BOTH MAY BUTTER
BREAD FOR FUTURE.
Appear Good Enough, Win or
Lose, to Obtain Other
Bookings Here.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.
FEATHERWEIGHT boxer of

En- 4I1EIbV G41I14 UUhtI VI
~ ability himself before he hung
n up his gloves and grew pros
perously plump. Matchmaker
Goldie Ahearn steadfastly is sticking
to the 126-pound species pugilistica
upon whom he built much of his
matchmaking success, as local boxing
reaches the turn of the indoor season
and prepares for the open-air cam
paign.
With little Petey Sarron awaiting
only the healing Of a cut eye before
returning to action, and California
Joe Rivers stock still high despite
two defeats by Sarron. Ahearn tomor-
row will trot out new contender for
local featherweight laurels and one
slightly-used challenger in Joe Doherty
and frankie Wolfram, respectively.
Out of this pair, unless Ahearn's luck
with the abbreviated scrappers sud-
denly goes sour. one. or possibly both,
will emerge well qualified to open with
a bang what promises to be Wash
ington's greatest open-air ring season.
Wolfram proved his class when he
trounced Pete De GrasSe here a few
weeks back. but Doherty, youngster
hailing from Brooklyn's Shantytown,
from where sprung Terrible Terry Nc
Govern, has yet to display his wares.
If he only partially measures UP to
advance notices and predictions. how
ever. he may do. win or lose, provided
the losing margin is close enough.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
EASTERN STAR.
Season Records.


High team games-Jos. H. Milans, $50;
Mizpah, 542; Washington Centennial; 5:'8
High team sets-Jos. H. Milans, 1851;
Unity, .5O"; Mizpah. LADS.
High averages-kohler ,Unityl' Io9i6s; Is;
iMilansl. a9-3; Whitacre INT. Pleasant
as:13; Dorsey IMlans)' 9.-69; Low
High individual games-White mt.
Pleasantl; 141; Raver !Miriam, and Ii,l Dor y,
1874; Whitacre mt. PleasanD. 1873; Low
(Mizpahl, 1872.
High individual sets--Kellogg (Milansl.
352; Dorsey (Milans). 351: E. Veihmeyer
lMiiansI. :i45; Kohler unity and Low
tMizpahl. $40 each: Mills mt. Pleasant.
339; Whitacre mt. Pleasant), 336;
Abrams (Mizpah) and Dobson Unity.
Hish strikes-Mills (Mt. PLEASANT, e5;
KELLOGG (Milans>. 23: Abrams tMizpah).
20: Kohler Unity. 70; ,,,,.,,
1872: Kohler (Unity). 121; Dorsey (Milans),
III; Dobson Unity; 10. ,,,., OK.
High fiat games-Kellogg CMilans). 30;
Mills mt. Pleasant, "a.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
FEDERAL HOUSING.
Final Standing.
+. L. r.. A.
Final Standing.
Season Records.

High team score-Transporta alton. 1.594
High team game-Transportat.on SOL.
High individual Set-Lee Earl, 400:
High individual eame-Lee Earl. 100.
High average-Jack Palmer. 1922,
Evening star., 1935-04-07
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
Season Records.

High team games-North Carolina Ave
nue. No |. 597: ConRresS Street, SOL;
Fort Myer Heights. $50.
High team sets-North Carolina Avenue
No J. $50: Congress Street. 1851;
Rhode Island Avenue No. ]. 1,512; Mount
Tabor No l. I57.
HiFh aversees-Rader fcongress Street,.
Il2-1"; C. E Peauchamp Fort Myer
No - lOS-49.
High individual games-C E Beau
Garniina Avenms NJ w, % psdsr 'SonI
gresS Street,. l51
High Individual sets-C z. Beauchamp
Fort MyerD 4l3: RAIDER Congress STREET.
3a4 Kennedy North Carolina Avenue
Hieh strikes-c E. Beauchamp fFort
Myer). Al: Tate Congress Street, "a;
Ross Calvary. ~.
Hish spares-Rader fConpress Street,
lss; C. Beauchamp Fort Myer). ls3;
Ross Calvary, 157.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
FEDERAL.
Season Records.

High team games-Government Print
ing once. $50. veterans Administration
661
High team sets-Government. Printing
once. 1854 Investigation. 1874.
High individual games-Jolliffe tVet;
Adm. ~. Clarke Investigation) and
Brust II B e W.. l76 each.
High individual Sets-Walker fG. z.
o. 40 Clarke Inyestigstion>. Az.
High averages-Clarke Investigation.
1"523. Freschi IN r ~. I2I.3 MI
E. WI. lIs-32 Walker &C. P. o.. ISL.
Jolliffe Wet. Adm. l17-H. WeIdman
Navy Yard. 1l7-?5. Cowden g, P; O..
II1-S Watson &c. p. o.. 119-6. Hoist
&c p. o.. 1860.
High strikes-Clsrke Investigation). IS.
"IiH Hisf 4 4sparesoclsIke nnvestigation).
oa3 Freschi IN. r. A.. @SI.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
Extend Entries
For Pin Tourney

THE deadline for entries in the
i Washington City Duckpin As
sociation tourney has been ex-
tended to next Saturday, it was
announced last night by Secretary
Arville Ebersole.
One of the largest fields ever to
roll in the Spring event is expected
for the silver jubilee year Of the
association.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
Standings and Records in Bowling Leagues
MASONIC,
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team sames-Stansbury. 500:
King David $50.
High team sets-Petworth 1,7e2: King
David. 1855.
fJoppa). ll7-44: Phillips (Kine DAVID,
1881: Wolfe (Stansbury). 114-2s; Ho-
mer tPetworthl. ll4-4
(Jopps). 1859: Phillips King DavidJ. 16s:
Collins (Joppa. l67; House Potomacl.
1854.
High individual sets-BiIlheimer (Joppal.
44s: Clesry (Whitins), 400: wolfe tStans-
bury). 4O1 Stevens Potomac). 500:
Stackman ST. John 81. 800.
High strikes-Grsy NAVAL. 81: Guer.
rier LTakoma); so; Phillips King David.
High spares-Billhemer fJoppal, 2O9:
Homer fPetworth), 202: Deputy pet.
WORTH col
High weekly games-Billheimer Goppa).
1866; Cleary CWhiting). 154.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
ST. PAUL GETS TENNER.

professional.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
COLUMBIA LODGE. NO. 114.I.A. M.
Season Records.

High individual game-Mills Mine Lab
oratorvl. lGG
High individual set-Woods (Breech
Mechanism. 413
High team games-Breech Mechanism,
630 Miscellaneous No. l. 629
High team sets-Breech, Mschanisn.
High Strikes-Beavers (Miscellaneous
No -. Al: Sanford Supply. IS; Latin
tSieht No. y. 3s
ISM. 251: Walker 'Breech Mechanism.
32l
High aversges-Besvers Miscellaneous
No H. 1899 Walker fBreech Mechan-
isnl. 1890: Burdette fBreech Meehan-
iSrrD 113-l
Evening star., 1935-04-07
RECREATION.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High averages-simon. 121-72; Woods
1902.
High individual game-Woods. 1i9.
High individual set-Dawson. 446.
High team game-Pirrone a. Wolter. 64s.
High team set-Brodt's Inc, 1,sO4.
High strikes-Woods, So.
High spares-Simon D42.
Evening star., 1935-04-07

a S EACH league boasts team OF
n brothers, arrangements are being
made to have the Hurd boys
of Baltimore roll the Donaldson boys
Of Washington The latter have
never lost a match, defeating several
other Capital brother combinations
in the last several years.
Billy Schmidt, serving his twelfth
year as president OF the Baltimore
league, will be the leader of the in
vading contingent, assisted by Ralph
Butsky. Wilfred Lawson, for Is years
president OF the local Odd Fellows
League. is in charge of the occasion,
with Chalmers Croft and Perce Elicit
his aides.
Following the bowling. an enter
tainment will be held at the l. o. o. F.
Temple.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
DISTRICT GROCERY STORES.
Season Records.

High team game-Gundersheimer
High team set-Southern Market I.64I
High individual game-Taylor CStear-
mans. Isl.
Pickles., 3S5
High individual average - GLASGOW
tGunderSheimers 100.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
ohert Feateuueig Who Makes Bo Meets Tough Test Wolfram
Dennis New Head
OF Pin Shooters
ToHN DENNIS of Norfolk is the

John DENNIS Of Norfolk Is the
new president Of the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress. He
was elected in a meeting held in
connection with the congress
championships, conc clude last
night at the Arcadia.
Other officers are Charles F.
O'Connell, Washington, first vice
president; James Rintoul. Balti-
more. second vice president; George
Parker. Willimsntic. third vice
president; A. j. FAINT, Washington,
treasurer. and George L. Isemann,
Washington, secretary.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
DIAMOND CAB LOOP

Season Records.
High team eame-Hotels. COS.
Hieh team Set--Hotels. LIS
Hush individual game-E wesley. 1866
High individual SET. Wesley. 42l.
High nat game-C williams, J. Lucas,
High strikes-R Hopkins AZ
High spares-R. Hopkins. 1877
High individual average-R Hopkins
Evening star., 1935-04-07
WIN AT TABLE TENNIS.

CHICAGO, April (R.-George
Hendry Of st. Louis, captured the
boys singles title, and Herman Fru-
endlich Of Chicago. won the veterans
championship in the national table
tennis tournament tonight. :.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
ODD FELLOWS SET
FOR BIG PIN CLASH
Feud Will Be Renewed With
Eight Teams of D. c. and
Baltimore Engaged.

ATORE for good fellowship than a
lVI quest of victory, the Odd Fell
lows bowling leagues of Balti-
more and Washington are renewing
their annual intercity matches after
a lapse of two years. Eight teams
from each city will line up on the
Lucky Strike drives Saturday. April
20. and again in Baltimore a week
later.
The Orioles have yet to win a series
in 10 years Of competition. But the
last tussle was a close affair, the
Capital crews winning by margin
Of only As pins, with 10 teams repre-
senting each city.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
SASICO.
Season Records.

High team games-Sanitary once /.
60": Jumbo Bread ja6
High team sets-Jumbo Bread. 1.71s;
Green Bag Coffee. 1.7l0.
High individual games-D n Pratt fOf-
hce. No. j.. 162' R La Billie 'sisns). G.
OrIitsky Bakery II. l5s
High inoivid0sl SETS. Thorpe fDoush-
nuts. 40s, T, Bradford Jumbo Bread.
39G - ps,,s f,,u,,o
Bread Il4-5@; r La Bile (siEnsJ.
113-45.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
CLAIMS.
FLORIDA AVE
CHEVY CHASE.
TITLE TO BOSTON CUBS.

BOSTON, April 6 tP.-Boston Cubs
gained their third Canadian-American
Hockey League championship tonight
by turning back the Providence Reds,
last years titlist, 81.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
AGRICULTURE INTERBUREAU.
Team Standings.
Season Records.

High team sets-plant Industry. E159i
Economics. 1:5,!; Blister Rust. SOS.
High team games-BlIster Rust. 622;
Plant Industry. Gl7 Economics. 6l2.
High individual sets-Lindstrom 45a:
Tucker. 4o2: Dixon. Don Seaton :ta4.
High individual gameS-Tucker. lGS.
German, lS1; LindstTom. I65.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
NAUTICAL.
Season Records.

High team eame-Davis' Float. 663.
HiRh team set-Davis Float. 1-T44.
High individual game-kenny Beck
(DrifterS), l16.
Hish individual set-Kenny Beck
Drifters). 43,.
High average-Joe Freschi Davis
Float. 133-1.
High strikes-c. Stephenson tBonzaD,
High spares-Galt Davis Davis Float,
2O7.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
AMATEUR EQUALS PRO
Upson and Huseman High Guns
at Washington Club.

Dennis Upson led the Washington
Gun Club trapshooters in the weekly
shoot yesterday over the Benning
course, tying Frank Huseman, profess
sional, with a score of 46 out of so
! targets. Scores:
Evening star., 1935-04-07
Bethesda League

Season Records.
High team sames-FriendShip. CAB:
Mutual Insurance, $50; Sykes Barber
Shop. 636.
High team setS-Friendship. So;
Sykes Barber Shop. 1867; Mutual In
surance. 1853
High individual averages-Linkins tFD.
1860; II. Riley FO. 1lG-4s; Hiser tAJ,
lI5-33
High individual games-McCabe IS. T),
167; Norris tW. p, 1862; H. Riley CFJ,
100.
High individual setS-H Riley (FD,
424; F. Riley tS. b., 423; r. Parks tMJ.
415.
High strikes-H. Riley ID. So; Riggs
(K.l. 46; Brewton tKD, 40.
High spares-Linkins CFO, 260; H.
Riley ID. "33: r. Parks (MD, 210.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
SECTION a
Individual Leaders.

Individual Leaders.
Strikes-O Neill. 40; Schilke 40: Over
end. 80; Breen. 35; ]. La Scola, rs:
Langley. IS.
Spares-Schilke. gil: J. Marcellina.
ISL; Overend 11a; MiSchou. 173; Meyer,
l6T. Breen. l5S; Hardie l5s.
High games-Schilke. l15; Breen, 1s2:
Overend 162; Edinser, 153; Norris, $50;
Mischou. 14a
HiEh sets-Edineer. 4n3: Schilke. 3as;
Mischou. 395; Breen. 391; ONeill. 376;
Overend, 315,
Evening star., 1935-04-07
PETWORTH SINGLES.

High averages-Don Hopper: 104-13;
Teddy Farrar. 9s-5; Fiore. 9S-5.
High game-Fiore. 141.
High set-Don Hopper. 349.
High strikes-Mitchel Stein. IL.
High spares-Don Hopper, ~.
High fiat Rames-Sam Napoli. Joe
Conislio and Frank Bellafoire. 9l each.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
kILOWATT CLUB.
Final STANDING
Season Records.

High averages-Hayes. I1n-37; James.
1lO-I; Belk: l09-40; Connick. 109.32;
=. High strikes-Connick so: Nutweu. 40:
HAYES: -: Belk. a.: James. A."
High Spares-Belk 1855 James. 1884,;
Goad, lsi; jackson. l7s: Hayes, III.
High individual eame-Johnnie Tes-
eler l5:I
High individual set--Joe Kilroy. 3p5.
High team game-SaleS CO.,.
High team Set-Sub Station. l.Ga9,
Evening star., 1935-04-07

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, April 6 [R.-
St. Paul has obtained catcher Bob
Fenner from the Chicago White Sox.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
PETROLEUM.
Tna- Eta-li.n
Season REGARDS.

High average-Boyer CGul: No ~,
1l3-1n
High individual set-De Mott (shelD. .
High individual same-TugEle Pohl-
man. 1856
HlEh strikeS-Bover. "a
High spares-Boyer 1914
High fiat game-De Mott, aS
Evening star., 1935-04-07
HEBREW INTER-CLUB.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team Eame-ChIdakel 619.
High team set-Vista. 1.74s.
High individual average-Bortniek
Vista. 1861.
High individual game-weinbsrg (chi-
dakeN. 15a.
High individual set-Goldbers "a. z.
A. Alumni. 416.
High strikes-Bortnick CVista>. 81.
High spares-WeinberE (ChidakeD. 235.
High nat same-Tenenbaum (Monarchl.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
TAKOMA SUBURBAN,
Team Standing.
TAkOMA.
Team Standing.
ODD FELLOWS.
Team GtandinR
Season Records.

High team Rame-Mount Pleasant 594
High team set-Mount Pleasant, LIZA
High individual game-Ehrlich, 1865.
High individual set-EhrIich. 40S.
High strikeS-Cordell IS
High spareS-Kettering 1877.
High sverage-Kettering, 1928.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
Brother Teams to Meet.

A S EACH league boasts q team Of
n brothers, arrangements are being