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Evening star., 1935-04-16
PIN TOURNEY LIST
FAR BEYOND 1884
City Event May Have $50
TeamS-ExtraCtS Annex
SaniCo Loop Flag.
NTR1Es for the Washington

- NTRIES for the Washington
r City Duckpin Association tour
l. nament may reach the 350-
team mark before the opening
next Monday at Columbia, Secretary
Arville Ebersole believes.
For month Ebersole had been dig
ging around the alleys for 800 teams,
but this goal for the silver jubilee
event was surprisingly passed after a
check-up by the Tournament Com
mittee that labored all day Sunday
making the schedule.
With still several leagues and many
scattered entries to be heard from, the
final list should exceed by far over
100 the 2l0 teams which rolled in the
annual event last year.
A CASUAL remark by Bill Wood,
II boss of the Lucky Strike pin
plant, proved an incentive for
the bowlers of the Coast and Geodetic
Survey League. To the question as to
M11dU O11Cy NOu1O Will
evenings now that the league season
was over, came the reply from Billie
Williams, pioneer woman roller, who
with half dozen or so feminine en-
thusiasts has been rolling with the
men. Guess we'll form a mixed
doubles league" said Billie. So a
mixed doubles league it will be, with
10 or IL teams. Tommy Kines is as
sisting in the organizing.
Extracts team, with 62 wins against
IS losses, annexed the Sanico League
pennant last night at Convention
Hall. Bakery No. l was second, two
games back. The league plans a BALI
quet April "a.
An all-time record team game of
632 was established by the Encore
team in the A. & P. League last night
at Lucky Strike. Almost simultaneously
Bokar cracked the season set record
with 1873, while the Encore crew bet
tered this mark with LIP. M. j.
Casey's $50 and 383 were the telling
Wallops in Encore's records. Hutch
inson's 1854 featured for Bokar.
CET your dance ticket from one of
. the many bowlers selling them,
advises Lorraine GULL, chair
man Of the Womens Committee, As
there will not be any sold at the
Washington Auditorium the night of
the affair, which is Wednesday,
April "a.
AStor Clarke rolled AIT for his sixth
400 set in the Federal League last
night at the Arcadia. The Investiga-
tion team shooter, with his 125 and a
fraction average, may be the one to
beat for the No. 1 ranking this sea-
son. He's over 100 in other circuits.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
BOYS GRAPHING
IN SEM-F|NALS
Decide Tonight Who Shall
Have 1t Out in Title Tits
Tomorrow.
- EM1-FNALs in the Boys Club

- EMI-FINALS in the Boys Club
Associations first annual wres-
ting tournament here take
place tonight at the North
east Boys Club, with the finals going
on tomorrow night at the Boys Club
of Washington.
In early round matches last night
Boys Club of Washington qualified
II for semi-finals. Northeast quail
fed Z and Georgetown and Merrick
Boys Club each 5.
Tonight's pairings:
55-pound class-B. vermillion IN. E)
VS.. Simonds IN. e.; H. Vermillion IN. e.
VS.. Junior Rodill (GD.
65-pound class-Carter (G) vs.. Ma
llousia !Wo; Zanelotti (wJ VS.. Hop
75-pound class-Hishsmith IN. E) VS.
Limberis tWl: Roberts (Merrick VS.
s5-pound clsss-Furr Cwo VS.. Petit
(G;l; zanelotti (W:) VS.. Yokum (M)
S5-pound "B" class-Vermillion (N.E)
vs. Rodos (Wo; Bromley 60 VS.. Justin
95-pound elass-Alexander tG) VS.
IN. E..
iO5-pound class-Girod (Merrick) VS.
Jackson IN. 1N. e.; Hayden Merrick) vs.
{I5,po%nd eIsssLwick !Merricp VS.
ser tMerrick.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
Fyr Ouponed Aboue Fishc Title
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK-Bobby Pacho, 1897
Cleveland, and Leonard Del Genio,
1851, New York. drew 90; Louis
Camps, 1908. New York, outpointed
Joe Santos, 12912. Portugal, 90.
DENVER.-King Levinsky, 1874,
Chicago, stopped Hans Birkie, 1877,
Germany, "a.
CHICAGO-Sammy Chivas, 144K4,
Detroit, outpointed Eddie Carroll, 146,
Toronto, Ontario, (8); George Van
Der Heyden. 1876, South Bend, Ind,
outpointed Bill Reardon, 1341a, Chi
cago. (8); Joe Mickey. 172ia, Cleve-
land, stopped Elm Pappas, 172, Free
port, Ill, (3)!e
MIAMI. Fla.-Johnny Lucas, 1877.
Camden, N. j., outpointed Jackie
Davis. 1872. Cleveland, 10).
RAPID CITY, S. Dak.-Mel Bur-
sheim. 131, Bellefourche, S. Oak, and
Joe Duran, 1873, Scots Bluff, Nebr.,
drew. 90; Johnnie Mack, 125, SCOTS
Bluff, stopped Deal Barnes, 1876, Rapid
City, (2).
HOLYOKE, MaSs.-Jimmy Leto,
1892. Hartford, Conn. outpointed
Eddie Brink, 1862, Scranton, Pa,
U0).
NEWARK, N. J.-Frankie Cinque,
141, New York, outpointed Irish Jimmy
Brady, las, Elizabeth, N. j., 80.
PLAINFIELD, N. J.-Butch Lynch,
156, Plainf1eld. outpointed Joe Cor
man, 155, New York, 90.
BALTIMORE. - Charley Conner
l34l2, Baltimore, outpointed Jimmy
Tramberia, 1856, Baltimore, G0).
Evening star., 1935-04-16
WELSH, ABSENTEE,
| ADVANCES AT TENNIS
He Draws a Bye in North-South
Event-Allison Gets First
Round Default.
DNEHURsT, N. C., April 16.-Com-

DINEHURST, N. c., April 16.-Con-
petition grew sterner today in
the North and South tennis
tournament as entries reached the
second round and two seeded stars
arrived for delayed starts.
Wilmer Allison Of Austin, Tex,
seeded first, and Barney Welsh Of
Washington, national public parks
champion. who is ranked fourth, failed
to arrive for the first round but both
advanced, Allison by a default and
Welsh by bye.
Allison today faced H. S. Campbell
of Chicago, while J. Gilbert Hall of
Orange, N. j., seeded second, was
paired against Ed Fuller of the Uni
versity of North Carolina. Hal Sur
face of Kansas City, third ranked,
was opposed by Hal Jones Of the Elon
College team.
Welsh and Marcel Rainville and
Laird Watt, Canadian stars, opposed
University Of North Carolina per-
formers.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
Zinkham, Miller, Kayo Winners.

r EROY zINKHAM'S thirteenth
consecutive knockout featured
bang-up preliminary card.
The Baltimore welterweight, who
steadfastly sticks to four and six
FOUNDERS, finished Jimmy Wade of
Charlotte, N. c.. in the last round
Of scheduled six-round bout.
A terrific puncher, Zinkham dropped
Wade twice for nine counts in the
second round and then found the
range again in the sixth. when he
again bombarded the Tarheel to the
canvas on two occasions. This was
enough, in Referee Charlie Reynolds
opinion, and he stopped the affair,
in spite of violent objections by Wade
and his handlers.
Joe Teens, Greek festherweight
from Florida, accounted for another
technical knockout when he polished
off Pete Powell of Norfolk in the
second round of a scheduled six
rourder. Teens had Powell on the
floor for nine counts in the first
round and. after dropping the Vir-
ginian in the second round, he was
awarded the bout when Chris Dundee,
managing Powell, tossed in the towel.
Baby Miller, stable-mate Of Teens,
also turned in a victory, outpointing
Phil Baker of Philadelphia in six
rounds of a spirited featherweight
tussle. The lone draw was contributed
by Pete Bevans and Roy Manley,
local welterweight rivals. This also
was q Six-rounder.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
Varied Sports
Base Ball.

Base Ball.
Western High, s; Westinghouse
High, 4.
Alexandria High, 10: National
Training School, S.
Virginia, S; william and Mary, S
I'll innings).
Hampden-Sydney, 4; Bridgewater, 2.
Washington and Lee, 6-5; v. p. l.,
%.
Northwestern, 4; Carleton College,
8. g..
Iowa State, 6: Nebraska, 0.
Clemson, IL; Wofford, 8.
South Carolina, IL: Furman, 8.
Iowa State, 6; Nebraska, 0.
Track.
Episcopal High, 8oA; Eastern High,
4614.
Tennis.
Clemson, @; Erskine, 8.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
POLO TILT DECIDED, 11.s.

HOUSTON, Texas. April Is @.-
The accurate mallet work Of Mike
Butler and Carl Crawford paved the
way for the San Antonio poloists to
win an 11-to-S game from the Hous-
ton Ramblers in the eleventh annual
invitation tournament here. Cleve-
land, Ohio, and the Houston Huisache
teams engage in q second-round game
today.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
FINDS JANNAZZO
TARTAR AS BOXER
Phil'S Defeat Again Proves
Punch Is Chief Stock in
Trade-0Vertrained.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

FAILURE as a jab-and-block
~ artist for the second time this
~ year, Flighty Phil Furr of Fog
gy Bottom today had about
decided that if he is to remain one of
fistiana's better welterweights he must
once again resort to the walloping
style that featured the most sensa-
tional ring rise in modern local his
tory.
Flighty Phil still is a pretty good
boxer. despite last nights lacing by
Izzy Jannazzo of Brooklyn in To-
round battle at the Washington Audi
torium. But for all of the improve
ment shown by the ex-Arny pugilist
he still remains, fundamentally, a
slugger and not a boxer
JannaZzo's unanimous victory last
night marked the third time since
Furr began his professional ring ca
reer that Phil made the mistake of
trying to outlook a foeman who was
Just a shade too clever. After going
undefeated through 25 moneyed
scraps, Fur began changing his style
last Fall, when he fought Jay Me-
Cadon. He took a lacing from a
slightly more polished ringman. The
Evening star., 1935-04-16
WALLMEYER is CHAMP
Earns Virginia Middleweight
Title by Beating Turner.

RICHMOND, Va, April Is R.-
Freddie .Wallmeyer of Richmond today
held the title of Virginia middleweight
champion as result of his victory in
a close decision over Bob Turner of
Newport News last night. Wallmeyer
is the first professional champion to
be recognized in the State.
Stumpy Jacobs of Hopewell and
Norment Quarles, North Carolina
fighter, fought to draw in another
of the bouts held in the City Audi
torium. At first it had been an
nounced to the fans that Jacobs had
defeated Quarles, but recount of the
judges slips showed one vote for
Quarles, another for a draw while the
referee vote was for Jacobs.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
TAKES LEAD AT GOLF
Columbia women's Second Team
Swamps Chevy Chase.

Women golfers Of the Columbia
Country Club today have a toe-hold
on first place in the tourney for second
club teams, following their i0la to IL
win yesterday over Chevy Chase.
Army-Navy whipped the Beaver
Dam combination, which had been
leading, by 812 to 31a, while Congress
sional beat Indian Spring by 111a to
y and Manor licked Woodmont, 9l2
to 2H.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
SOFT BALLERS GATHER

johnson to Address Leaders In
Leagues Tonight.
Representatives Of soft ball leagues
will meet tonight at o'clock In the
Herald sports department. when Win
free johnson, secretary Of the District
of Columbia Soft Ball Association, will
speak.
Sherwood League was formed yes
terday by Joe Mitchell, director OF
boys activities at Sherwood play
ground.
Machine Tabulations trimmed Geog-
raphers' Division, 9-5, yesterday IN the
opening game Of the Census Bureau
League.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
CLINCHES TANK TITLE.

Maryland Club Gardens water polo
team, which has clinched the District
A. A. U. League title, will be presented
the championship trophy tonight fol-
lowing its game with the Washington
Canoe Club in the Ambassador pool,
starting at 8:45 o'clock. It will be
the final league match.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
WASHINGTON LADIES.
LADIES' DISTRICT.
FEDERAL.
Season Records.

High team sames-Governmen Printing
once. $50; veterans Administrations. 667.
High team sets-Government Printing
Once, 1854; Investigation, 1,S44.
High individual games-Jollife. Veter-
ans Administration. III; Clarke. 1nvesti-
High individuai sets-Walker. 6. P. O..
44O: Clarke. Investigation. 432
High averaseS-Clarke. Investigation.
1858; Freschi, N. r. A. 1@l IA; Walker.
G. p. O.. 1851: Miller. Investigation.
1880; Simon: L. 3. E, W. 1881: Jol-
IIie veterans AdministTation: 1l11sI:
G. p. o, 117-l7; Watson, G. P. O.. 117-6:
Hoist. G.. P; o., 116;10.
Walker. G. P. O., IS.
Hien spares-Clarke. Investigation, 3O3,
Freschi, N. r. A., POI.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
EASTERN STAR.
Season Records.

Season Records.
M1zpsh. Bar tsf s4 wEsasinsf5n a5ahi S
Unity. ,5O2; Mizpah, 1895. -
High ayerages--Helens kohler unity
100-42: Ellen Veihmeyer tMilans). luO-34'
Mabel Kellogg (Milans) $3.50.
High individual gsmes-Nell White, (Mt;
Pleasant 141; Alma Dorsey lMilansl ano
Cecyie. Raver (Miriaml; tied with I3S;
35s; Alma Dorsey. ISL: Ellen veihmeyer,
345 (all Of the Joseph H; MilanS team1,
High fiat games-Mabel Kellogg Mi-
lars). 95: Gladys Mills mt. Pleasant: "a.
High strikeslGladys Mills mt. Pleas
anti, .25; Mabel Kellogg (Milans); q
1856; Helena Kohler Unity, 1913.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
Last nights summaries:

65-pound class-Carter (GO defeated
Upthesrove IN. E0; Malousis (WO won on
forfeit over Clemson 60.
75-pound class-Highsmith IN. ED de-
feated EagleS CMerrickl: .Limberis (WD
on forfeit ever Chapousis IW0: Minear-
rini CWD won on forfeit over Mifiin
s5:pound class-Furr CwJ defeated
Guarino (M)
Evening star., 1935-04-16
TWO DUKES TURN PRO.

PITTSBURGH, April Is Up).-Art
Strut and George Raddo, co-captains
of the Duquense foot ball team last
Fall, have signed to play with the
Pittsburgh Pirates Of the National Pro-
fessional Foot Ball League.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
Must Place Crown.
RACING DATES CHANGED.

CHARLES TOWN, W. Va, April is.
Dates for the Charles Town Spring
horse race meet again have been
changed. 1t has been decided to open
May % and continue through July 4,
making 29 days Of racing. Origi-
nally it was planned to open May 10
and continue through June IS.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
Mat Matches
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
MINNEAPOLIS.-Ray Steele, 20S,
Glendale, Calf, threw Lou Piummer,
228, Baltimore, 1874.
PORTLAND, Me.-Lester ONeil,
176, Deering, Me-, defeated Jean Bap-
tiste Laroche, ITS, Quebec, two falls
to one,
Evening star., 1935-04-16
BRAVES SIGN BENTON.

BOSTON, April 16 CP.-Larry Ben
ton, veteran Highlander who has been
q free agent since being cast adrift
by the Cincinnati Reds, has signed
a Boston Braves contract. Benton
worked out with the Tribe at St.
Petersburg. He played with the
Braves from 1928 to 1927.
Evening star., 1935-04-16

Game to the core, Furr partially
dropped his newly-found jabbing style
in the sixth and came out punching
with both fists but his blows lacked
the power they once had and he sue
ceeded only in getting an even break.
Then IzZy carried on to win the
seventh and eighth rounds and would
have won the ninth as we'll had he
not struck low blow which cost him
this heat. 1t was unintentional, how
ever and unimportant as it did no
damage other than automatically give
Furr his only round. The tenth
easily was Jannazzo's. although Fur
by then had completely dropped his
boxing tactics and was failing with
both fists.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
Team StandinEs.
Season Records.

High team sames-North Carolina Ave-
nue. No: l. .597: Congress Street. SOL: Fort
Myer Heights. $40.
No. L. 1850; CONGRESS Street 1,647;
Rhode Island Avenue No. 1, 1872; Mount
High averagesGRader CONGRESS STREET.,
1890: Beauchamp (Fort Myer Heights),
1}o1sl; i 1Hs.sl lndOersh mount Tabor No.
lrHi High individysl games geauehsmp
olina Avenue Avenue No; u. 15s; RAIDER (con-
High individual sets-Beauchamp Fort
Myer). 412; RAIDER Congress Street,. 3a4;
Kennedy e .sB North Carolina Avenue No.
High strikes-Beauchamp (Fort Myer).
Al: Tate tCongress Street,. 80.
High spares-Rader (Congress StreeD.
1874: Beauchamp Fort Myer), 1913; Ross
Calvary. 165.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
PIN TITLE TO G. P. O.

Government Printing once bowlers
last night won the Federal League
title, defeating the Home Owners Loan
Corp. team. Meanwhile, G. p. O.s
closest rival, Internal Revenue,
was being set back twice by the Vet
erans' Administration team.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-King Pin. 722.
d1l HiFh team set-Northeast Temple
High individual same-Howard Camp
bell. 1SS.
High spares-Red Megaw. 266.
High strikes-Buck Share, "a.
High individual average-Joe Harrison.
124-37,
Evening star., 1935-04-16
WAR DEPARTMENT.
RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORP.
sUGDEN's NOSE BROKEN

ASHEVILLE, N. c., April 16 R.-
Joe Sugden of Philadelphia, veteran
scout for the st. Louis Cardinals, re-
ceived a broken nose when struck by
a base ball in the training camp of
the Asheville Tourists yesterday.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
ARLINGTON COUNTY.
Sea son Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Chamberlain Weather
Strip. 6l5.
High team set-Dickey Bros. 1.153.
High individual games-Russell Spilman
(Kirby's servicel, 162' Toady saylor
High individual set-Russell Spilman
tKirby's servicel. 4O6; Calf Davis AR
lington TruSt). 406.
High individual average-Russell Spill
man IKirby's Service. 1911.
High strikes-Galt Davis darlington
Trustl. As.
SerVice) 053
Evening star., 1935-04-16
CELTs LIST MIDDLEBURG.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 16.-St.
Marys Celtics have booked the Mid
dleburg A. c., champion last year Of
the Northern Virginia Base Ball
League. for game on Baggett's Field
next Sunday.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
RED S0X OPTION HINKLE.

BOSTON, April 16 R.-Gordon
Hinkle, q catcher purchased from the
st. Louis Browns, has been sent to
the Syracuse club Of the International
League on option by the Boston Red
Sox.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
AGRICULTURE INTERBUREAU.
Season Records.

High team sets--Plan Industry. 1.759;
Economics. 1872; Blister Rust; ,69s.
High team games-Blister Rust. 622;
Plant Industry. 617: Economics. 612.
High individual sets-Lindstrom. 459;
Tucker, 402: Dixon, Don Seaton, 394.
High individual games-Tucker. 16s:
German. 1877; Lndstrom. 165.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
RECREATION.
Team standings.
Season Records.

High averages-Simon. 12l-72; Woods,
120-36
High individual same-Woods. 179.
High individual set-DavSon. AS.
Hish team game--Pirrone Wolter. 664.
High strikes-Woods. 81.
High spares-Simon. 242.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
GIVES UP CROWN;
BOOKS M'LARN|N
Held Certain to Return as
Lightweight After Bout
With WeIter King.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
N YEW YORK, April 16.-The
M lightweight division lacked a
champion today, but Barney
Ross, retiring from the throne
after one successful title defense, may
be back later to annoy the 1885,
Founders.
Under suspension here for failing
to meet Lou Ambers of Herkimer,
N. Y, Ross informed the State Ath-
letic Commission ne was relinquishing
the title because he no longer could
make the weight without weakening
himself.
Then he announced he would meet
Jimmy McLarnin for the welter-
weight championship here for Mike
Jacobs Twentieth Century Club,
probably on May %:
See S25O,OOO Gate.
TT WAS there that boxing observers
began to ponder They figured
that a third meeting between Ross
and McLarnin, in view OF their two.
close battles last year, would draw at
least $250,000. They figured that Ross
perhaps preferred to take the McLar-
min bout first without risking loss of
prestige in an encounter with Ambers,
the No. l challenger.
They figure also that should Ross
regain the welterweight title. or even
make a good showing against Nc
Larnin, he would be in a splendid
spot to return to the lightweight class
in time to challenge the new cham
pion, posting a forfeit as a guarantee
that he could make the class limit Of
135 pounds.
In any case, they pointed to the
fact that Ross made 1862 pounds
for his successful junior welterweight
title defense against Henry Woods in
Seattle last week The weight limit
for the synthetic junior welterweight
class is 140 pounds.
Must Place Crown.
TUST what will be done about the
Il vacant lightweight title remains
to be seen.
Brig. Gen. John j. Phelan, chair
man Of the State athletic commits
sion. indicated the solons might crown
as title holder the winner Of match
between Ambers and Tony Canzoneri,
former holder of the championship
Jimmy Johnston, Madison Square
Garden matchmaker. hoped to be able
to announce today that he had signed
Canzoneri and Ambers. There was
. talk also of an elimination tourna-
ment with Ambers, Canzoneri, Davey
Day, Ross Chicago stablemate; Cleto
Locatelli and frankie Klick, among
others. as the contestants.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
COMMERCIAL
Season Records.

High team eame-ccs 4 Tel Co. e3355
HER tGan indIvid1ai Sa4neEc6eaalfo3nte. cealf i Ese-
ming Star. 162.
Baking Co. 42S.
High individual aversge-Jarman, C.
p. Tel. Co.; 116;22.
High Spares-Olivetti, Diamond Seri-
ice. o3S.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
RoSSLYN INDEPENDENT.

Season Records.
High team same-Wisconsin Motors
64l.
Hieh team set-Brovn Buddies. 1.195.
Eigh individual gamer. Spilman
Fairfax Service). 16q.
fax ServiceD. 4O1.
-Hish individual averase-R. spilman
Fairfax Service); 1924.
ketl. A..
High spares-R spilman tFairfax serv-
iceD. 252.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
FANS GIVE LOWRY $171.

Fight fans shelled out $171.27 last
night at the Washington Auditorium
for Bob Lowry. District boxer. who
suffered q broken Jaw In o recent neht
with Red Journss
Evening star., 1935-04-16
Loss May Be Costly.


more clever than himself.
Loss May Be Costly.
RANNAZZO'S triumph over Phil
probably was the most decisive
ever scored over the F'oggy Bottom
boy who arose, in nine short months,
from the rank of preliminary boy
to contender for Jimmy McLarnin's
welterWeight crown. 1t was a costly
defeat, for it may mean the loss of
the No. 10 rating he only recently re-
ceived, but it also was valuable
lesson. F'urr should know by nov that
he has no business entering the ring
at 144 pounds and trying to outjab
and outgeneral the elite in his di-
vision
Jannazzo, ranked No. 9 on the
same list that places F'urr tenth, was
too clever for Phil. He beat Phil to
the punch in every round and while
his blows lacked authority, they
stung enough to slow down the local
gladiator. who realized too late in
the battle that his chances of victory
depended upon sitter punching.
Even with this knowledge, Furr was
too light to put behind his blows the
steam that was responsible for his re-
markable early success.
Jannazzo was credited with six Of
the 10 rounds on this observers score
sheet. Fur was awarded one round,
the ninth, while three were adjudged
even. Judges Bob Eller and Frank
Schuyler, as we'll as Referee Charlie
Reynolds, were in complete accord. ,
Foul Loses Round for Izzy.
TANNAZZO showed in the first round
that he was too fast and cagey
for Fur. Izzy was away to fly
ing start, and while Furr made a
creditable showing in holding his foe
even in the second and third rounds.
it was apparent that Jannazzo would
prove superior unless Phil could put
across a knockout Wallop.
In the fourth round Jannazzo in
creased his pace and with nicely
timed left jabs opened both of Fftful
Phils eyes. The fifth heat was al
most a duplicate.
Evening star., 1935-04-16
Dope Races in Various Washington Duckpn Loops
PETMORTH.
Season Records.

High averages-B Knorr Superior
Lock-. 11O-3; J. Burger (Butler's Barber.
109-l6.
High individual same-C Smith (Bell
Greyhound. 15q.
High individual set. Connell But
ler's Barber) 3s4
High team game-Bell Greyhound. SIS.
High team set-Bell Greyhound. 1878.
High strikes-J. Burger Buffers Bar
berI. "a.
High spares-c. Smith CBen Grey
hound). So
Evening star., 1935-04-16
NAUTICAL.

Season RECORDS.
High team game-Davis Float. 663.
High team set-Davis' Float, 1.744
High individual same-Kenny Beck
Drifters). 176.
High individual set-Kenny Beck Drift
ersl. 436.
High individual average-Joe Freschi
Davis Float). 1871
High strikes-C. Haverty Washington
Canoe Club -. A: c. Stephenson tBon-
Zai). A.
High spares-W. Miltner (Washington
Canoe Club II o0Q
Evening star., 1935-04-16
AVERAGES.
Season Records

High team game-Tax 463.
High team set-Tax. 1871.
High averase-Matthew. 95.
High Individual same-Beisinger 142.
High individual set-Bensinser. 342.
High strikes-Bensinger. s.
High spares-Matthev, 81.