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Evening star., 1935-03-24

NCOA &c A4AAAdl AdS dkAA
AZ Sander Szabo in the fea-
Y ture, Promoter Joe Turner
completed his weekly rass-
ling card for Thursday In Washington
Auditorium when he signed Andy
Rascher and Abe Goldberg for the
semi wind-up yesterday and added
the usual brace of 30-minute pre-
liminaries.
Rascher's appearance as a semi
finaliSt comes as something OF a pro-
motion after weeks of modest pre-
liminary performances. Goldberg is
q typical journeyman rassler who is
comparatively new to local fans.
For his preliminaries, Turner will
use Rube Wright against Mayes
McLain and import a newcomer from
the Pacific Coast to tackle John
Katan. The newcomers name Is
Jack Donovan, 6 feet 2 inches tall and
weighing 225 pounds
The matching of Zaharias and
Szabo brings together another villain
hero act with George capably playing
the part Of villain and Szabo just as
capably playing the hero. If past
records Of villain-h exhibitions
here mean anything. than Szabo is
due for a rough evening. The meanies
of the mat have been batting at
high clip this Winter.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
MARKS Up THREE
400 SETS IN ROW
Figures to Become First
Hiqh Ranker Not Listed in
District League.
BY ROD THOMAS.

Y YEAR after year the same
Y names ii. for .'s the r.n most If PART t6s
Washington City Duckpin
Association, but at least one new one
Is guaranteed ior the ranking list this
season. Without further ado, the
Ranking Committee can chalk off one
of the places for Joe Freschi.
For many seasons Freschi has been
a better than average bowler, in sew
eral campaigns falling just short OF
official recognition.
In the iast week he rolled three sets,
each in a different league. and his
scores we're 40l in the Federal, 400 in
the Rosslyn independent and 403 in
the National Capital Three consecu-
tive 400s is quite feat in itself, but
couple this with The fact that in each
performance Freschi improved an
average of better than 100. and you
have a sure-fire article for the Big
Ten
Evening star., 1935-03-24
SET new DEADLINE
FOR TABLE TENNIS
Entries for District Tourney Mus
Be in Committees Hands
Wednesday.
THE deadline for entries in the frs.
a-nttnl Aic4.:n. IL. L..
dIIIIUdI DIoIIILL IdUIt IPILI
Association championshjnS Z.


i annual District Table Tennis
Association championships, to
be held Friday and Saturday at the
Wardman Park Hotel, yesterday WIS
advanced by the D. c. T. T. A. com
mittee in charge of the event. All
entries now must be in the hands cf
the committee not later than midnigh.
Of Wednesday.
The reason for advancing the dead
line. it was said. vas due to the large
number of entries being received and
the limited time for preparation of the
ofhcial program.
A consolation flight will be played
by the losers of the first round of the
mems singles event due to popular
demand by a number Of noyices who
have entered the tourney. This is
expected to prove attractive to those
players who have withheld entering
the tourney because of their limited
chance OF staying in the event.
General admission tickets and re-
served seats for each Of the three ses-
slons-Friday night and Saturday aft
ernOon and nightmare been placed
on sale at Spalding's, III Fourteenth
street.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
EMBASSY ATTACHES
AMONG TRAP LOSERS
1ckes' Son Also Is on Washington
Team Beaten in Baltimore.
Mrs. Coe Leader.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. March 23-Two en-
baSsy attaches and Harold Ickes, son
OF the Interior Secretary were among
the IS members of the Capital Skeet
Club of Washington. which dropped
the first round of a two-day shoot TO
Baltimore here today. The score was
66l birds TO 628.
Mrs. W. c. Coe. the Maryland State
women's champion. turned in a per-
feet score for Washington out of the
so birds shot at, with 12-year -old
Larry williams. ir., Capital Skeet
champion. turning in 43. Williams
won his title last week with 49 out of
so clays.
Prince Eugene de Ligne. Belgian
Embassy attache. shot SO to trail his
Washington teammates. Andre Fiot.
counselor of the French Embassy. and
Ickes, who turned in scores Of AZ and
43, respectively.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
CULPEPER NINE READIES
Primes to Defend Twin Honors
1t Won Last Season.

CULPEPER. Va, March 23.-The
Culpeper base ball team. which last
season won the Valley League and the
interleague Championships, is prepar-
ing for the coming campaign.
Charles NJ. Clement has been chosen
chairman Of the teams advisory board.
with W. D. Reams. secretary. and
Burnett Miller. jr.; DR.. c. S. Bruce.
w. K. Maddox. Charles D. Rue. Hobart
Thomas and j. B. Hudson as other
members. Robert c. Lewis has been
elected player-manager
Work Of draining the diamond a
P. w. A. project, is nearly completed.
The park will be inclosed with a IL
foot fence. donated by J. William
Swan. Culpeper business man. who IS
also having improvements made on
the grandstand
Evening star., 1935-03-24
BADMINTON CHAMPS
TO DEFEND HONORS
Mixed Doubles Will Be Added to
Four Events Decided Last
Year in Play at ~
all 1884 champions defend

WITH all 1884 champions defend
" ing their titles, play in the
fourth annual Washington
badminton championships will open
tomorrow on the Y W. C. A. courts.
Defending champions are Malcolm
Beattie in mems singles. Beattie and
Holmead Callan in mems doubles.
Margaret Graham in women's singles
and Mrs Ruby Ford and Mary Ryan
in Women's doubles.
A mixed doubles event will be added
in the tournament beginning tomor
row. Entries will be accepted until 8
O'Clock Monday night at the Y. w.
c. A. gymnasium, where drawings
will be made. Play will start at $50
O'Clock. Entries may be made either
through the health education depart
ment of the Y. w. C. A. or by calling
Corinne Reid Frazier. chairman of
the Tourney Committee at Adams
o610.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
Racing Notes
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLARENCE McCROSSEN. veteran
I jockey from Rochester. N. Y, has
signed to ride for Dewitt Pages
Maemere stable in New York this
Summer. The contract is for seven
months, the duration of the New York
season
McCrossen. who scored a double
yesterday. has been aboard some of
the greatest thoroughbreds during his
eight years on the turf. including
Misstep and Clyde Van Dusen.
Little Johnny PasSero 2l-year old
Fort Erie rider. soon hopes to be
booting them home again. although
once it was feared he would never
walk again without the aid Of
crutches. The popular jockey, who
plans to ride at Bowie next month.
was injured seriously twice. once
hurting his back and the second time
Evening star., 1935-03-24
EASTERN STAR.

High team games-Milsns. $50: Miz-
p2h. 5i". Washington Centennial 536
High team sets-Milans. .55l: Unity.
5O.e: MiZpah l.4as
High averages-Kohler (Unityl. lOO-5I;
Ellen Velhmeyer tMilans). $3.50; Dorsey
fMilanSD. aS-4I
High individual gameS-White Mount
Pleasant i4l: Dorsey 'Milans). I3S;
Kelloge tMilansl. 1874
Hieh seLs-Kellogs lMilansl. 352; Dor
Sey tMilansI. 35I Low tMizpahD and
Kohler Unity $40
High fiat same-MiIls Mount Pleasant.
High strikes-Mills Mount Pleasant.
-. Kelloec tMilansI. 10
HiEh spares-E. Veihmeyer CMiIans>.
ll6. Dorsey CMilansl. lib.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
RING SHOW TOPPED
BYL|GHTWE|GHTS
Buffalo and MoIIiS Meet in
Feature of Card at Lin
coin CoIonnade.

~OLORED boxing will be pre-
4 sented once again by the Lin
" coin A. C. this week when
Promoter John Carter tosses
Gene Buffalo of Philadelphia and
Tommy Mollis. Baltimore lightweight,
into the ring at the Lincoln Colonnade
Wednesday for a scheduled l0-round
battle.
Buffalo claims to have won all %
of his professional starts
Two six-round preliminaries and a
pair of four-rounders will complete
the card. In the SKIES Sammy Elmore
Of Trenton will meet Lambertine Will
liamS, Baltimore welterweight, and
Sammy Williams of Washington will
oppose Johnny Freeman, Scranton,
Pa. middleweight.
In the four FOUNDERS Bobby Green
of this city will meet Johnny Hutch
inSon and Frankie Gillon, Baltimore.
will battle Babee Rowe of Alexandria.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
SPIKERS TRAVEL TWICE.

Spikers volley ball club of the
Twelfth Street Y. M c. A. is to meet
the Druid Hill Avenue Y. NJ. c. A.
team Wednesday night at Baltimore.
The Spikers will go to Harrisburg,
Pa. Friday to face the Forester
Street Branch Y team in both volley
ball and basket ball. The d. c. con-
tingent recently defeated the Harris
burg representatives in both sports.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Season Records.

Season Records.
Hish team game-Heurich Brewers.
109. ,,
High team set-Heurich Brewers. .933.
High individual game-Astor Clarke.
High individual set-Astor Clarke. ass.
High individual average-Hokie Smith.
1o5-o0
Evening star., 1935-03-24
URGED AS MAT COACH
Thorn Backed by Indiana Leader
to Tutor Olympians.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. March %
@.-Z. c. Clevenger, athletic direc-
tor at Indiana, has announced he will
forward the name of Coach William
Thorn of the Hoosiers as Olympic
wrestling coach for the United States
in the 1886 games in Berlin.
Thorn, who claims the world Junior
middleweight wrestling title, has
coached Indiana mat teams to four
Western Conference and two national
intercollegiate championships since
1927.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
A. & p.
Sea son Records.

Season Records.
Heh team game-Condor sIe.
High team Set-Nectar. .654
. High individual games-L- Bryan. 169:
6. Solem. 161: M. J. Casey 1856.
High individual sets-S Soiem. 40s;
NJ. J. Casey. :fa9: E. Abbott 3gs
:. High Spares. Solem. 20@; ]. Null
lican. 1877.
High strikes-R. Kaiser. AZ: c. Dom
dera Al.
Mullican 1906: NJ J. Casey. 1922
M. Wubbler. l07-6s. R Kaiser. l01-44 :
J. K Rhyme I0T-26; L. NJ Grifith. 1878
c. Domdera 1911: K Newsent IOf-6a;
H. Armstrong. 1851; J. " Holland
I05-63
Evening star., 1935-03-24
REACH BASKET FINAL
Metropolitan Baptist, Asbury Win
.... at Twelfth Street "Y.'

Metropolitan Baptist and Asbury
Church basket ball teams yesterday
reached the final in the first annual
irttramural tourney of the Twelfth
Street Y NJ C. A when the former
drrbbed the MuSketeers, 40-2l, and
the latter scored over the Comrades,
1921.
Metropolitan and Asbury toSsers
will face Tuesday night at the Twelfth
Street "Y'' in the championship game.
The winner will gain the Sport Gen.
ter Trophy. Summaries:
Evening star., 1935-03-24
EMPLOYEs, CoMPENsATION
BUREAU OF STANDARDS.
HERREM INTER.CLuR.
Sea son Records.

High team game-Chidakel. 619.
High team set-ViSta. Las.
High individual average - Bortnick
(Vistal. I15-4o
High individual game-weinberE (chida-
kel. 159.
High individual stockholders "a z. A.
Alumni, 416.
High strikes-Bortnick (Vista), Ga.
High spareS-Weinberg tChidakeD, PIT.
High fiat game-Tenenbaum Monarch,
100
Evening star., 1935-03-24
3e Fhi Sea Scores Bid Place Among Bolvg$ Big Ten
Standings and Records in Bowling Leagues
RECREATION.

SeaSon KecOrds.
High averageS-Simon. 122-20; Woods
12O-63.
High individual game-Woods. 17g.
Hiah individual set-DaWsOn. 44s.
Hieh team game-Pirrone & Wolter. 64S.
High team set-Brodts. Inc. 1.SO4.
High strikes-WoodS. 81.
High spares-Simon. 226.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
STATISTICAL CLERK
Opening Final Class
Monday, April 1st

Special course preparing for civil
service examination starts Monday
evening at 7:30 pm. The course
includes only material essential
for examination. which was es-
pecially prepared for exclusive use
by this school. There is home
work practice material for each
assignment. covering intelligence
tests. elementary computations,
tabulation and graphing. which
are presented Gin mimeographed
assignments. The lectures are
illustrated with protector slides,
presenting comparisons of stu
dents work The class is person.
ally conducted by two experienced
instructors. one of whom is a
practical Statistician. This will be
the final class before examination.
Reservations will be held until
7:30 pm. Monday, April lst.
MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL
FOR SECRETARIES
Telephone Columbia 1000
I4th Street and Park Road
TivoIi Thester Building
Evening star., 1935-03-24
Sam Rice a King Pin.

DASE ball pennants are nothing
II new to Sam Rice, but oil Man
O. War. it begins to appear,
may share the bunting as a bowler.
He's a King Pin. Others are Hokie
Smith. captain; Mike Shugrue, Har-
~ Aiken and Lou Pantos.
Buck Share of Arcadia is nowhere
near the top in District League aver
ages but he's the best strike shooter
in the loop, with so for SO games he
is in fair way to hang up a record.
ICE Harrison of Occidental lost nine
pins on his District League average,
with 366, but he can equal that fig
ure in all his remaining sets and still
establish an all-time mark His aver
age now is 1858 for SO games The
record for a season in the District
League is l244l, made by Earl Nc
Philomy.
The last night of the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress should be
a pip. 1t will bring together virtually
all of the crack performers of New
England and Washington and the
rivalry between these sectors is in
tense The curtain will fall Satur-
day, April 6.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
Season Records.

High team games-N c. Ave. No. /,
High team sets-N. C. Ave, No. /.
$50; Congress St. ga
High individual ayeraEeS-Rader, Con-
eress St. 1I3-5; C. E. Beaucham mp. Fort
Mver Heights. HOGS
High individual cames-C E. Beau
champ, Fort Myer, 100; RAIDER, Congress
St. 151
High individual sets-C E Beauchamp,
Fort Myer. 4l"; RAIDER. Congress ST, 394.
High strikes-c. e Beauchcmp Fort
Myer. IS: Tate. CONGRESS St. 70
Hieh Spares-Rader. ConRreSs st, 115;
c. E. Beauchamp, Fort Myer, 1859.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
Var Department Pin League
Second half
Season Records.

High averages-Penfold. 1869; Ont
rich 1926; Matson. ll1-29.
Hlgh team sameS-Hydrograp phic, $50;
Lithos 623; Adjutants. 6l6.
High team sets-Firing Squad. !. 30;
Construction. l.712; Hydrographlc. LOO.
Hich individual eameS-Shuler. 100;
MatSon. l6l: Penfold and McElroy 81.
High individual SetS-Penfold. AZ; Mat
SON 400; R Provost and Feaster. ;t9S.
High strikes-Matson. 40; Penfold. ~;
Hieh spares-Penfold. i SO; r. Provost,
ia; Ontrich. 40.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
B. Y. r. U. 0LADIEs).
GEORGETOWN COMMERCIAL.
Season Records

Season Records.
High individual eames-Bradt, 112;
Beck 1866: G. Jacobs. I63.
High individual sets-Cleary. Az;
Burns. All: Bradt 4l0.
ll7-35; Wright. 1l4-69; Wolf. ll4-46; G..
Jacobs Il4-33.
High Strikes-Woh Al: Mitchell. Moore,
BoteIer, Beck 30 each.
High spares-Beck. 22s: Wright. 2O3:
G Jacobs 1877.
High nat eames-P. Stump 9s; Moore,
aS: Bradt 9S
Evening star., 1935-03-24
NORRIS GETS STADIUM
Takes Over Chicago Plant Under
Receivership Order.

CHICAGO. March % tP).-James
Norris, sr., owner of the Detroit
Olympia and the Detroit hockey
team, has been given possession Of
the Chicago Stadium. large West
Side sports arena, in accordance with
receivership proceedings approved by
Federal Judge James H. Wilkerson.
An attempt will be made to bring
college basket ball into the stadium
next Winter, Norris said.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
BOXING MEET ATTRACTS
Six Universities to Have Men in
College Bouts Here.

Boxers representing six universities
are slated to compete in the second
annual Colored Intercollegiate Ath-
letic Association championships Sat-
urday at Howard University.
Howard, Hampton, Lincoln, Vir-
einia Union, Virginia State and
Morgan have entered representatives.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
Sectinn &.
Sea son Records.

High team eame-Holy Name G3?
High team sPt-Holy Name. Las.
High individual game-Stanton st Ste
phansl and McGolrick St Francis de
Sales. J6l each
High individual set-Stanton st. Ste
phen'kl 436
Hleh strikeS-McGolrick 'st. Francis
de Sales S5-
High spsres-Kramer, jr Nativity.
116
High individual average-MoGolrick tst.
Francis de Sales 1859.
Hish team aYerage-Holy Name. 529-35.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
fAKOMA.
TAKOsfA CHURCH.
DIAMOND CAB.
Seassn Records.

Seasen Records.
Bigh team game-HotelS, sos.
High team set---Hotels. / res.
HER Hish nSiyidusl inS,yid1sl ssmeE Wesley 1856
Hish nat game-C. Williams. ]. Lucas,
High strikes-R Hopkins. 30.
High SpareS-R. Hopkins, I72
High individual averages-R. Hopkins
lIl-54: z. Wesley. l1I-20: r. Kilby.
l07-49. 10
High individual game and set for week
-Ollivette. I3S and 3G2
Evening star., 1935-03-24
COLUMBIA LODGE ia. l. A. NJ.
Season Records

LsbD. le6.
High individual set-woods B. NJ.
41:.
No. /, 62Q.
High team sets-B. NJ, 1855: Miscel.
No. l. 1,722.
Beavers tMiscel. No. -. IS.
High spares-Burdette tB. M. 231:
Walker, fB. N }, 1877. -
High sverages-Beavers CMiscel. No, -,
1879; Walker (B. M. 1919: Burdette
(B. M, 1879.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
Rod and Stream
, EPoRTs encouraging to anglers
come from Chesapeake Bay. In
the lower part of the bay

II come from Chesapeake Bay. In
the lower part of the bay
large catches of herring and shad are
reported being taken in the nets by
the commercial seiners. In the upper
part of the bay. Capt. Noah Hazard,
at GaleSville, reports he has been
taking herring in his nets off the
mouth of West River for the past
several days.
Glen C. Leach, chief of the Divi-
sion of Fish Culture of the United
States Bureau of Fisheries, informs
us that the annual run of white
perch to the swift waters of the
Potomac around Chain Bridge are
in the river off Featherstone, located
this side of Occoquan Bay, and should
reach their spawning grounds above
the city by April l, or perhaps earlier,
provided we do not have a real cold
return In the weather.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
CATHOLIC LADIES.
NfaSon kefoFdl

High indiyidua eame-Gates Holy
Comforter A.. I24
High nat game Mccormick (St.
PeterSD 93
forter A.. :}39
High individual average-Donnelly
Holy Comforter A.. ~
Hsh strkes-Donnelly (Holy Comfort
er A.. I6
High spares-Grant ,(Holy Comforter
c. 50
Heh team Rame-Holy Comforter A.
500
High team set A. A. o. H, 1876.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
COMMERCIAL,
Season Records.
- :

Hieh team set-C P Tel Co, 70g
High individual game-Parsons (Conti-
mental Baking. Col l6p,. .-,
High individual set-Allen continental
Baking CO... 42s.
High Individual averase-Parsons (Con-
tinental Baking Coz. l16-17
High individual strikes-Weidman eve
High Individual spares-Olivette Dia-
mond SerYicel. .lk.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
ODD FELLOWS.
Season Records

High team game-Nount Pleasant 594
Hieh team set-Mount Pleasant. Liza
Heb ,ndiyldusl eame-NEhrllch. 1876.
HlCh strikeS-Glossbrenne b.
HlGh Spares-Ketterine 16a
Eigh average-Ehrlich. H..
Evening star., 1935-03-24
STETSON HIRES COACH
Cowell Leaves Florida Staff to Be
Athletic Director.

DELAND, Fla, March % R-W.
c. Brady Cowell member of the
Florida athletic coaching staff for
nine years, has accepted the post of
athletic director at Stetson University.
College.
Chester Freeman. Stetson athlete.
who was graduated in 1928. will assist
Cowell In coaching foot ball and will
be head basket ball and base ball
COACH
Evening star., 1935-03-24
ARLINGTON COUNTY.
Season Records,

SeasOn Rec0fds.
High team Rame-Dicky Bros Gil
High team set-Dicky Bros l,153
High individual KameS-R SpiIman
.Kirby's Service. 1872 7. saylor 1Dicky
BroSD. 1872
High individual sets-R. spilman
.Kirby,s Service, 406; G. Davis lArling-
ton Trust. 4O6
High ayeraee-R. spilman (Kirby's
High strikes-c- Haverty SHADY Grovel.
Service. 80.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
LADIES' FEDERAL.
AGRICULTURE INTERBUREAU.
Season Records.

High team setS-Plant Industry. 1.159;
Economics. ~: Blister Rust. l.6aS
High team gzmes-Blister Rust 800;
Plant Industry. 6I1; ECONOMICS. 6l".
HiEh individual Sets-Lindstrom. 80:
Tucker. 4n2: Dixon and D. Seaton. 3H4
HiEh individual eameE-Tucker, 16S:
German, I61; LindstrOm. l65.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
SATURDAY NIGHT.

High team set-Book of washington
%:
Hieh team eame-De Molay Alumni,
6lS
High individual set-C 500 413; Hall
406
High individual ssmes-smith. 100;
GeorGe l55
HI2h strikes-Smith ~: George. a..
High SpareS-Host 1875: La Bile 1877
High sveTases-Smifh lI4-lS: Hoist
1l4-l6' Darling. l13-6I La Bile 1I2-54:
George ll2-ls: Hall. II2-I4 PoK II g:
Cerceo. 1l0-4S Brown. lIO-23.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
HOLY NAME.

SECTION B.
Team Standing
Evening star., 1935-03-24
MERCHANT.
Season Records.

High team Rame-HolmeS Bakery. .6Os.
High team set-HolmeS Bakery I. LOS.
High individual eane-Jett CThompSon
Dairy. I69. ,
Hisn individual Set-Magruder. Holmes
Bakey J. 404
Hieh individual aVeraee-JacObs South
ern Dairy. liz.
High strikes-Brown Barber Ross.
Hirh spares-Jacobs tsouthern Dairies).
10
Evening star., 1935-03-24
ice Harrison of Occidental lost nine
Girls Meet Today,

VXTHERE to roll its annual tour
" nament is the big question to
be settled today by the Wash
ington Women's Duckpin Association
in a meeting at the Lucky Strike, at
3 O'Clock. Officers will be elected
The East Washington Church
League has distributed its prizes and
elected the following officers: Jake
Reisinger of Douglas. president: Ruby
Bush Of Epworth, vice president; Bill
Brown of Metropolitan, secretary,
treasurer and official scorer.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
MAT NEWCOMER
SLATED THURSDAY
Donovan, From the Pacific
Coast, to GrappIe Katan.
Card Is Complete.

w YITH George zaharias and
Sander Szabo in the fea-
ture. Promoter Joe Turner
aoy,,s,lafad 1,is xz,anlrlx, xn ws
Evening star., 1935-03-24
SecIinn ID.
Season RecOr dS.

High team average - St. Anthony's.
53q-40
High team set-St Gabriel's. las
. High team eame-St AnthonvS. 6. so.
Hieh individual ayerage-WeekS st
Anthony'sl. ll"-lg.
High individual Set-Lasxe st. Ga
brielst. 39I
Hish individual same-Ticer Ist. Pc
ter'si. 1876.
High strikes-Cyr Nativity. n
High spares-WeekS tSt. Anthony 81.
1872.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
DISTRICT.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-King Pin. TOO.
High team set-NortheaSt Temple. .9l4
High individual eame-Howsrd Camp
bell 1ss. a.,
High individual set-Ollie Pacini. 443.
High individual averase-Joe Harrison.
196-32
Evening star., 1935-03-24
season Records.

Hieh individual averages - MlSchou
1855: Schilke. Halls: Edineer, 1873:
Hish striEes-o'Nein. ~: sehilke. IS;
Breen "a; Langley. 35.
High individual sets-EdinEer. 403;
Schilke. ::9S; Mischou. .so5: Breen. 3Hl-
Hieh spares-Schilke. 300; MiSch0u
los; j. Marcellina. lh5, J. Overend, lHl.
High individual sames-Schilke. IS;
Breen, 1872: Edncer, l5i. Oyerend l52.
Evening star., 1935-03-24
DECATUR HEIGHTS.
MOJNT RAINIER,
Season Records.
am game-saurs and Pig n

High team game-saurs and Pig m
Whistle. ga. eo-
Hieh individual set. Miller. 421.
High individual game-R. Rettew. III.
High individual averaee-P. Wolfe. ll9.
High strikes-O'Donnel. 40.
High spares. Gooding. 259.
Evening star., 1935-05-21

at the time Of entry to 10 or more per
cent Of the market value of their sill
yer content and United States silver
coins may be imported or transported
into the Continental Unied States
without the necessity of obtaining a
license under this order"
MEXICAN BAN IN EFFECT.
MEXICO, D. F., May 81 LP.-
Financial experts, commenting on the
Evening star., 1935-05-21

Pensions Increases Talked.
British engineers in the World War
may have their pensions increased SO
cents a week.
Evening star., 1935-05-21

careful scientific study to work out
in detail the theories of weather de-
veloped as result of past observations
in the Aleutians," Father Hubbard
said. when this is done feel very
hopeful that we will have learned
something which will save mankind
great losses and suffering"
Father Hubbard said his two COM
panions in eight years of exploratory
work in Alaska-Kenneth Chisholm
and Edgar Levin-were to arrive in
the Aleutians today to begin a long
period Of observation and study. He
expects to join them in August and
to remain until October
The death in Alaska this week of
Frank Dorbandt, pilot, who few
Father Hubbard over the great Aniak-
chak volcano and miles of hitherto
unknown country, may force a change
in his plans for the Summer trip.
Father Hubbard said that he had
planned to fly over the unknown Taku
ice cap, but that this might be aban-
doned because Of Dorbandt's death.