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Evening star., 1935-02-22
v. F. w. WILL BROADCAST
Series Of Talks in Interest of
Membership Drive.

The District Department, Veterans
Of Foreign Wars Of the United States,
will begin series of radio broadcasts
over station VOL, beginning tomor-
row at 1880 pm, in the interests of
the membership drive now in progress
under the direction of William Mar
shall, department chief of staff.
A parade by the " F. w. Minstrels
will be held previous to the first
broadcast from the department head
quarters, Fourteenth and K streets, to
the broadcasting station at 7 pm. to-
morrow. The v. F. w. Overseas Band
and Drum and Bugle Corps will par
ticipate in the parade.
Evening star., 1935-02-22

at $50 pm. in the Northeast Masonic
Temple, Eighth and r streets north
east. The party will be sponsored
by Mrs. F. G. Perry. Many valuable
and useful prizes will be awarded
winners.
Evening star., 1935-02-22
Check Coughs!
Here's How

Promptly, pleasantly, Halls
Expectorant soothes and heals
irritated me mbranes of the
throat. Coughs, due to colds, are
checked amazingly quick. Users
say Nothing better for coughs
when one has a cold" Right they
arel Halls Expectorant has been
relieving cold coughs more than
Is years and is in great demand.
Remember the name. Ask any
druggist for Halls Expectorant.
HaNsxpscroaA,,r
~ AL oave sroRgs sss, ses sA1 %
Evening star., 1935-02-22
REGENT Is APPOINTED
Representative Cannon Will Fill
Smithsonian Post.

Speaker Byrns yesterday announced
the appointment Of Representative
Clarence Cannon of Missouri to fill
q vacancy on the Board Of Regents
Of the Smithsonian Institution. He
also named Representative Sam G.
Massingale Of Oklahoma as q consult
ing trustee for the National Training
School for Boys. Both are Democrats
Evening star., 1935-02-22
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

Nation, and Bruce Bliven, editor Of
the New Republic.
Frederic March, screen star, will
present several scenes from his new
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Bowie Results

First race: fng,rlonss; purse, $500;
Gilbert). won. Ss. 90. $3.50. $3.50; Many
$3.50; Sit Out. 112 Il. Knappl. third.
S6.70. Time-1:l5ls. Also rari--Blue Alice.
Evening Hour. chryseis. Heart Ease. Mate
Sssend race miles Dusss ss:.i $500; ff
GNs Il ynsnt519 ~ T Eon knssS sssS sssS
$3.50; Canpra, 107 R. Booker). third.
way; Ait. sDitten Imsss: Wee Lad. ..oo.
%SsSyssn VA = iet q .SSj 8 PSns.ss. s.. ySn. $si.sS;
shps ssse s:eond chR1s' sSse TGp ia sanneG g.
iii n. Faust5. third, $50. Time
I:51as Also ran---Italian Harry. Spartan
cutor. Hidden Dust, sun Way. Vince Par
k,s ley, Lady Lad Flinders. DAILY double paid
the aenry aancsp D%Ts; for IN
ss1I ss9 ssS9 sssS: ST. stsess iIS & was
q. Merritt; third, ss.ic. Time&1:1s
Also ran--DartIe aNautch. Sang Froid,
. .aSsSi gSitfh @ fscs - miles; purse, 5000
1i5 t5 a5es To6 $500 ssd 4o
third So so Time-2:023s Also ran
Purple e Knisht; Roustabout, Weston.
Sixth race: The Johnny Cake Handicap;
3-year-olds and up: l i. miles-Sable Nun.
I03 &C. Rosengarten). won, $3s. 40 $1O.50.
second, Sc. 90. $500; Apprentice. II2 q.
Gilbert, third. $3.50. Time--1:49A, Also
ran-Thorson. Our Reigh. Bally Stratford.
Seventh race: la miles: purse. $500:
claiming; 3-year-olds and up=-Fogarty. l07
lR;, Bookerl, wAr. $e; go, $500. $40:
third. S4.o0 Time-3:07. Also ran-Sembo
Brown, CanimaY, Wishing Star. Count
Adrin. Fort Dearborn. Rosa.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Firethorn Burdened.

EIRETHORN, leading 3-year -old,
was burdened with top weight of
1875 pounds, but came up on the stretch
from fifth to get in the money.
More than $4,000 fans braved cold
weather to see the fourteenth running
of the stakes, named for the builders
of the Bowie track. Thursday came
in second last year, when A. c. Comp
tons Mad Trump won.
Other f1nishers. in order, were
Purple Knight, Judy O'Grady. Tweedle-
dee, Roustabout and Weston.
Long shots accounted for both
secondary features on the closing day 8
program. Mrs. A. W. Abbott's Dancing
Doll won the 81 900 added Henry
Hartford Handicap by nose to pay
S20.7O for 81. Stocks was second and
Cycle third.
The $1,000 Johnny Cake Handicap
classic went to Mrs. Somerville's Sable
Muf1, which paid s38.40 for 81. Sable
NUT won by head over Mad Trump
with Apprentice third, half length
back of Mad Frump.
The daily double combination of
Carvola in the first and Billowy Wave
in the third paid s226.s0 for 50.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Green and Burl TangIe.

CILAS. however. is predicting
- clean-cut win over the defend
ing champion, hoping to slip by Phil's
powerhouse right and jar him with
right jahs. Furrs right closed Silas'
left eye early in their last meeting,
but the Jewish welter came back to
give Phil a dose of the same optic
trouble in the 10-round bout.
Assisting in the dedication of the
new arena will be Joey Green, popu-
lar Southeast Washington lad, who
will stack up against Eddie Burl In
the feature Of three six-round pre-
liminaries.
Billy Landers and Billy Lancaster
and Kirk Burk and Jimmy Ferrara
will clash in other scheduled six
FOUNDERS, while Stanford Carrier and
Joe Doty will throw the first blows
of the local indoor season, starting at
$3.50 o'clock. They are slated for
four rounds.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
ALL-|R|SH bRAWL
HEADS MAT CARD
0'Mahony, Donovan to
Clash in Wrestling Show
at Turner's Arena.
AMMO O'MAHoNY, seeking TO

~ AMMO . OMAHON1, seeking W
gather all the ready cash
wrestling fans will dish out
~ to see him perform before
immigration officials escort him out OF
the country, will meet another lad
from the old country tomorrow night
in Irish Jack Donovan at Joe Turner's
Fourteenth and w street artna.
Coming to grips in the first grapple
card of the local indoor season, the
champion and the locally prominent
Donovan will test their respective
repertoires of tricky holds in a one
fall, two hour time limit match.
Donovan. anxious to upset the title
holder, hopes to be the first wrestler
to pin O'Mahony's shoulders since the
rugged Irishman came out of Cork
County to twist his way to the top OF
the wrestling world.
Rough-snd-Ready Floyd Marshall
will stack up against a newcomer,
Charley Strack. in q promising As
minute semi final.
In a brace of Commute openers,
Chief Chewaki, who is reported to re-
sort to chloroform, thumb tacks. sand
paper and sneeze powder IN order to
torture his opponents. will annoy Joe
Cox, while Dean Detton and Dan
Nolan clash in another small riot.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
WELTERS RENEW
HOT BOXING FEUD
Furr and SiIas Will Clash
Tomorrow With District
Crown at Stake.

~ ENEWING a bitter ring feud.
- Phil Furr and Sid ,silas will
square off tomorrow night at
Toe TURNER'S Eo,,rfaepti1-apd
Evening star., 1935-12-01
THURSDAY VICTOR
AS BOWIE CLOSES
Winner of Riggs Captures
0'Hara-Bryan Trophy.
Long Shots Score.
BY the Associated Press.

BY inc Associated PreSS.
~ OWE, Md, November 30.-Selby
- L. Burch's 6-year old gelding
Thursday romped down the
49, stretch to blazing finish here
today to win the $4,000 added Bryan
and O'Hara Memorial Handicap and
ring down the curtain on major East
ern racing of the Fall.
Second, length back Of Thursday,
was Mrs. Deering Howe's Only One
and Firethorn, Walter NJ. Jefforda s
entry. was another length back in
third place.
The winner. coupled in an entry
with Mrs. M. Dup. Somerville's
Tweedledee, paid $3.50 to win.
Thursday, carrying lis pounds, with
Jockey Johnny Gilbert up, was in
third place entering the stretch. He
finished the mile and three-sixteenths
distance with a burst of speed which
carried him across first in the time Of
202ss and brought the winners share
of $3.50.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
READY FOR RACES
At CHARLES TOWN
TWelve-Day Meet viii Open
Tomorrow With Every
Stall Occupied.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ HARLES TOWN. w. Va,
November 30-The annual
l2-day Fall meeting of the
~ Charles Town Jockey Club
opens Monday.
Purses will range in the $500 to
$500 classes. with daily feature race
and handicaps on Wednesday and
Saturday.
Manager A. ]. Boyle said every
stall has been taken, with some
owners forced to keep their ponies in
nearby Virginia.
Mrs. John Hay Whitney of Upper
vile. Va, is bringing FIVE thorough
breds from Benning. Other owners
entering racers include B. F. and
Frank Christmas, p. c. Randolph of
Clarke County, Va; Mrs. NJ. r.
Waugh, Culpeper, Va; Mrs. E. L.
Bull, Clarke County, Va; Henry S.
Clarke. F.. w. Bennett, A. S. Bowman,
L. M Carver and w. Simpson, jr.
Jockeys will include Shanks, Hilley,
Polumbo, Meyer, Piker. Davis and
Cusimano.
Moore said the track association
plans to lay out a steeplechase course
on the field inside the present layout
and to construct an emergency land
ing field, also.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
CITY LOOP GRID ACTION
American Beer, Palace Face in
Circuits Big Game Today.

Undefeated in league competition,
the American Beer eleven will square
off with Palace Preps today at 3
O'Clock. at Duffy Stadium, Seat Pleas
ant, Md, in National City League
150-pound battle.
In preliminary game, Georgetown
Boys Club will face Virginia Avenue
in a tilt to decide leadership in the
135-pound division. Other loop action
brings together the Centennials and
Brookland Boys Club at / o'clock on
West Potomac Field, with Cardinals
and Maryland Props facing on the
same gridiron at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
SPILMAN IN FRONT
IN BOWLING STAKE
Scratch Man Shoots Gal to Top
Field in First Block of Milt
Crutchley Event.

ID USSELL SPILMAN, rolling from
AN scratch, got off to 26-pin lead
in the second annual Milt Crutchley
Sweepstakes, the first block of which
was bowled last night at RoSslyn. A
first prize of S45 awaits the winner,
who will be determined after the final
block of five games is rolled next Sat
urday night at Clarendon.
Spilman received IS for shooting
the evenings high set.
Scores follow:
Evening star., 1935-12-01
lost and Bo1s Fire Opening Blast Euening Star Yue Tourney
Duckpin Standings and Season Records
ATLANTIC A. PACIFIC.

weekly Lea0erS.
$50.
HiEh individual set-Mastbrook Is
O'Clock, 1862.
Eigh team Game-worthmore 571.
High team SETS O'Clock. 1.644.
Season Records.
High individual aVerages-Casey tEn.
core). ll2-I9: Kaiser tSunnyheldJ. 111-35;
M. Mullican tEncorel, I10-20; Bryan
tWorthmorel. 110-15; Domdera tSultanal,
l0S-3l; Darnes (Cold Streamers), 1929;
Sorem fsre t4G6o9naor)' 469 h0,sl3; HadSaway Meg
106-30: Conrad (S O'Clock. I06-27
High individual game-Cecil Grand
motherS). 1873.
High Individual set-Domdera (sul-
tanal. 406.
High team game-Condor. 642.
High team set-Condor 1.734.
High spares-Casey (Encore) so; DOM
dera (Sultanab. s5: Kaiser (Sunnyf1eldJ,
"a: Bryan lWorthmore) S4
hiEh strtkes-Kaiser (Sunnyfield), 81;
Grifith CONDOR. 21.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

~ HANGING the event from
q Is to 10 game series
split into two s. game
~ blocks to be bowled at the
Lucky Strike the next two Satur-
days, Bill Wood looks for a record
entry for the eighth annual Meyer
Davis sweepstakes, which for the
last seven years has attracted most
Of Washington's topnotch girl
rollers. Inaugurated In 1928, the
affair has been yearly feature of
the bowling season.
Champion for three straight years
and the winner five times, Lorraine
GULL will make 1t her first sweep
stakes appearance Of the season.
Her winning score of last year came
within three pins of equaling the
record nine-game total of 1,074
rolled by Marjorie Smith in 1880.
Billie Butler was the runner-up
last year with a 1,045 score while
Virginia Calvagno and Catherine
Evening star., 1935-12-01
SANITARY GROCERY.

Season Records.
High team set-Jumbo Bread. 1.7s0.
High team Esme-Sanitary Warehouse.
6lA.
High individual average-William La
Billie, 1l9-S: Tom Bradford, 11s-9.
High individual set-William La Billie,
400
High individual game-Charles Goodwin.
175; Tom Bradford. 1876.
Weekly Highs.
High team set-Sanitary Warehouse.
1.BS5.
High team gsme-Sanitary Warehouse.
High individual SETON Bradford. 3T5.
High individual game-Tom Bradford.
1R6
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Davis Sweepstakes Shortened
Girl Bowling Classic Opening Saturday Will Be
10 Instead of Is Game Event.

Quigley finished third and fourth,
respectively.
There will be no charge for the
games rolled. A SO entry fee will
make up the purse that will be
split four ways.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Fair Pin Stars
Scrap for Lead

EIRST place in the Ladies Dis
trict Duckpin League will be
at stake when the leading Rosslyn
girls and the Lucky Strikers tangle
Wednesday night on the RoSslyn
drives. One game behind. the
Luckies are out TO stop the cham
pions, who have been enjoying a
long winning streak.
The Luckies sharpened their
rolling last week with two season
scores, a 6l2 game and a 1880 set.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
A. A.A. BASKETERS START
Audit, Disbursing Office Clash in
First Loop Game at "Y."

First Loop tame at *"
With three games on tap this week,
the A. A. A. night force basket ball
league will inaugurate its season to-
morrow morning when Audit and Dis
bursing Office quints clash at the Y.
M. c., a. at 1890 O'Clock.
In other games. Card Punch will
meet Night Machine Tab on We'd
nesday, while Files will face Midnight
Machine Tab on Friday.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
High nat Rame-KinE. "a,
LUTHERAN CHURCH tM.p,.
GeoTgetown Commer.i.I
SAason Rarordx

Schlegel ~
Hlgh inoiyidual Eames-w Ravens, 15e;
Z. Wolfe, 1855.
High individual spareS-Benson, 1O1;
T. Kinnahan, 90
Hush individual sets-Benson, S92;
Stevens, 1856.
High fiat game-Burrovs 81
Hign individual averages-Benson (Stohl-
mani. l19-l; z. Wolfe tChappells). Il5-
3: Cleary lAllied), l14-23: FredrickS
tScnrohl, Has; stevens (Allied), Il4-a.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
GRID TITLE AT STAKE
Alcova, Virginia A. C. Seek
Crown of Northern Virginia.
Near National Record.

The senior sandlot foot ball cham
pionship Of Northern Virginia will be
decided this afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock
on the Arlington Field when the un-
defeated Alcova eleven meets the Viz
ginia A. c., champions of Alexandria
Evening star., 1935-12-01
SoCCERS I'M STATE FRAY.

In a State semi-final game, Lackey
Dooters win stack up against the Bruce
High School soccer team tomorrow at
Westernport, Md. Lackey won its
uuarter-final tilt over Jarrettsville, s-2,
last week.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Enisrnnal Ynnnr Pennle
Season Records,

High individual spares-Larsen, AL
Souls. 20; Burnell, St. Stephens, S, 50.
High individual strikes. Crovo, Christ
Church. !. "A; Fosle. st. stephens, I3.
High individual averageS-Burnell, 81.
Stephens, 113; Larsen, All Souls. Ill.
High individual gameS-LarSen. All
Souls, 162; T. Wilson, Christ Church. .,
High individual sets-ErRood, Christ
Church, ]. $50; Burnell, st. Stephens, 372.
High team game-Christ Church, 2,
5sT: Christ Church !, SOS.
HiEh team sets-Christ Church. /, 1,625;
st. Stephens. 1920.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Odd Fellows.
Season Records.

High individual gsme--Gresory. 154.
High individual set-P. Ellert, 3SI
High team game-Fred D. Suart, 594
High team set-Columbia. 1.64l
High individual strikes-Fonoroh and
Lund. 10.
HiSh Individual spareS-P Elicit "a
High individual aversge-Frank Donald
son, lI5-I4.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

season Records.
High individual averaRe-McDonough,
High individual game-Routlier, l54
High individual set-Strohmeyer 3ao
HIGH team same-ReoS. 573.
Hish Hish .,riEs team Set@Atnleties. 1sol3.
Hlsh spares-McDonough. Strohmeyer.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
H. o. l. C.
Season Records.

Season Records.
Hish team sames-Exeeutives, 5s4; Post
Audit 5S3.
High team sets-Post Audit. 1.649; Ex-
ecutives / 63a
High individual eames-Ellis (Review),
$50: Wood lExecutives). 146.
High individual sets-Taylor Post
Audit. 416: Ellis Review, 399
High individual averages-Ellis IRE
TieEl; l1a Tayior CPnit ;t A1ait3: S,. 1lo-1a da
Dore tComptrollers), Q5.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
COUNTRY CLUB.
FEDERAL.
Season Records.

Hlsh team mes-Government Prln6ins dns
High team sets - Government Printing
once. 1894; Investigation. 1,7sS.
erans' Administrator. $50: p. Xanten
(Hishway). 159.
High individual sets-Walker tG; p. OD'
419; w. Xanten public Schools 403.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
$4,000 AT CHARITY TILT.

CLEVELAND, November 80 R.-
Nearly $4,000 spectators cheered Col
linwood High School to victory over
Holy Name today, 81 to 8. in the fifth
annual charity foot ball game in
Cleveland Stadium.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
Season Records.

High team game-Fort Myer Heishts,
5SS
High team set-North Carolina Avenue,
No. /. .677.
High individual average-stalcup, Fort
Myer Heights. 1892.
High individual game - Stalcup. Fort
Myer Heights. 15s.
High Individual Set-Stalcup, Fort Myer
HEIGHTS. 375.
High individual strikes - Rupenthal,
Mount Tabor No. l. is.
High Individual spares-5talcup. Fort
Myer Heights 1S
Evening star., 1935-12-01
It's All on The Star.


THE entry blank contains all the de-
tails of the tournament and within
the next several days every bowling
plant in the Metropolitan area will
be supplied with the applications.
There is no entry fee. nor any other
cost to the bowler except the dollar
or the six bits he or she would pay
for five games rolled under any con-
ditions. The party is on The Star
and everybody is welcome.
Bowling alley managers, who plan
to stage their qualifying events on
specific dates, are requested to rotify
the writer so that proper publicity
may be given. Except for a boost IN
the handicaps there is no change
from last year in the general plan of
the tournament, even the roll-off dates
remaining the same.
A detailed list of prizes will be an
nounced one day this week.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
LADIES' DISTRICT.
Season Records.

High team same-Lucky Strike. 6l2.
High team set-Lucky Strike. 1890.
High individual game-Lorraine GULL
155.
High individual set-Lorraine GULL. 3e1.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
ALMAS TEMPLE.
BANKERS.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team same-American Security. No.
!. 6l6.
High team set-W. b. Hibbs, 1,704.
High individual game-Wtlliams (Ctty
Bank. 1856.
Hish individual set-Grimes (Ameriean
Security. 800.
High individual averages - Bridges
CRiEEsl, 114-6; San Pellipo Bank Of Wash
ington). 1884.
High individual spares-Dooley (Hamil-
toni. "a.
Hish individual strikes-Bisset (Amer-
lean Security. No. 81, %.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
FRIENDSHIP CHURCH.

Season Records.
High team game-Potomac Heishts. No.
High team set-Potomac HEIGHTS. No l.
lie
Hieh individual average-Logan Poto-
mac Heights No. u. III.
High individual same-Culligan (Poto-
mae Heights. No. II, 1856.
High individual set-CulliRan. 4O3.
High individual strikes - Riley I'D
brooke, No. u IS.
High individual spares-Losan. 81.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

Y square off tomorrow night at
Joe Turner's Fourteenth-and-
w street arena in scheduled Is
round scrap for the District velter-
weight title.
Enemies both in and out of the
squared circle, Fur and Silas fought
to a draw decision in their Metro
politan Police Boys Club bout last
September and dressing-roo bat
tie followed.
Furr, who gained a technical
knockout over Silas in their first
meeting, is confident of victory. Il
fought Silas with q swollen right
hand last September" he said last
night, adding: There won't be any
decision this time-Ill knock him
out inside of seven rounds"
Evening star., 1935-12-01
SIMMONS LEADS
IN NDUCKP|NFEUD
Picks Up 70 Pins on GuIli
in Girl CIassic-WIl
End Series Today.

~ HOOTTNG an average of 1901,
Ida Simmons OF Norfolk, Va,
ran up a 70-pn margin over
~ Lorraine GULL yesterday and
last night at the Lucky Strike in the
first 10 games of a 20-game special
match between the two foremost girl
duckpin bowlers of the country, CON-
test to be concluded today at Silver
Spring with a five-game skirnish
starting at 2 pm. and final at 7.
Miss Simmons displaced Miss GULL
last season as the No. / ranking girl
duckpinner of the country.
Near National Record.
IN THE opening set. which Miss
Simmons won by 642 TO $50, the
Norfolk maid came within 10 sticks OF
equaling Miss Gulli's national record
for five games.
Miss Simmons won seven of ten
games and tied in another.
The Washington girl, who for seven
years was the undisputed national
champion before giving way to. the
shrinking Norfolk blond. was below
form considering her season average
of lit. She averaged 1871 yesterday
and last night.
Miss Simmons made 81 spares and
8 strikes. Miss GULL shot the same
number Of strikes. but marked up six
fewer spares. Packed galleries saw
both skirmishes. The scores:
Evening star., 1935-12-01
LADIES' PROCUREMENT DIVISION.
Season Records.

High individual averages-Gude. %:
slayton. 90: Thompson. SO: Parillo. So
High individual sets - GUIDE, 300:
THOMPSON. 200
High individual spares-Thompson 35:
Hieh team games-wild Cats. 449: Tu-
doris 447
High team sets-Csrdinals, 1.2s5:
Brownies. 1850.
Hish individual strikes-Gude. 8:
Lupo. 5.
GUIDE. 116
Evening star., 1935-12-01
MASONIC.
p w A

High weekly prize Tames-Miltner
talpha), l75; Raum Uebanon), l53,
Evening star., 1935-12-01
Other Leagues Prepare.


TN THE meantime, other leagues are
preparing to shoot their qualify
ing scores in body. This they may
do by counting the three games of d
league set and adding two extra ones.
The entire tournament will be con-
Quoted on a handicap basis, with the
handicaps in the qualifying test to
be used also in the roll-od. The hand
leaps for men will range up to rs
sticks a set, with a bowler receiving
half the difference between his av-
erage and scratch, which is 118, three
points higher than last seasons.
Women'S scratch is 104, a boost of
two points over last year, and the fair
bowlers will be permitted handicapS
up to so pins.
Entrants have from tomorrow to
December 90 to shoot their qualifying
sets and the roll-off will start on
January 2. twenty-five per cent of
those who roll the preliminary round
will qualify for a crack at the major
prizes, men and women competing in
separate divisions.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
SHOOT TOMORROW
AT LUCKY STRIKE
Grocers viii Count First
Five Games of League
Double Header.
BY ROD THOMAS.


~ OWLERS Of the Atlantic g.
Il Pacific Tea Co. League, 18
teams strong. will fire away
N tomorrow night at the Lucky
Strike with twofold purpose. Each
team will be bent upon league victory
and every individual, 1t is expected,
will be attempting to qualify for the
seventh annual Evening Star Yule-
tide singles tournament.
BY special arrangement between the
tournament management and the
Lucky Strike, the A. & p, bowlers
will be permitted to count their
league games as Yuletide qualifying
scores. The teams will shoot a
doubleheader and the first five strings
will constitute a tournament set.
Aubrey Abbott, hustling secretary OF
the league, expressed the belief last
night that every member of the or
ganization would take fling at The
Stars fat prizes, amounting to $500
in cash plus a gold medal, and 10
pound turkey which the A. 81 p. is
putting up for tomorrow nights high
scorer (handicap includedD. -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-10
Coming Events

Dec. 10-Second Congregational Evening Department Christmas party.
 Dec. 11-Kris Kringle Karnival at First Baptist Church.
 Dec. 11-Columbian squires' card party.
 Dec. 11-First Baptist Philathea class meeting.
 Dec. 11-First M. E. Ladies' Aid Society rummage sale.
 Dec. 1l-Second Congregational church concert.
 Dec. 12-First M. E. Ladies' Aid Society meeting.
 Dec. 13-Overlook Cottage Park Club Entertainment at Columbia School.
 Dec. 13-First M. E. Sunshine so- ciety meeting.
 Dec. l3-Watertown Undergar- ment Co. dance ct Buckingham hall.
 December 14- Coed Dance at Central Y.
 Dec. t-FirSt M. P. Kappa Chi Phi election of officers.
 Dec. 14-Seeond Congregational Alpha Nu sorority tea.
 Dec. 15-Dramatic Guild play at Mt. Carmel church.
 Dec. 15-First Baptist church pageant.
 Dec. I'D. A. V. Mass Meeting at Pythian hall.
 Dec. 17-St. Joseph's Holy Name society election meeting.
 Dec. 17-Patriotic Order, Sons of America, Election Meeting.
 Dec. 17-Euclid Lodge installa- ton at Masonic Temple.
 Dec. 2O-Broeklyn Athletic Club carnival.
 Dec. 2G-First Baptist Child Study group meeting.
 Dec. 21.-Corporal Coyle post and Auxiliary card party.