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Evening star., 1936-01-12
CHESS CHATTER
BY PAUL ], MILLER, Jr.

through Harold M. Phillips of New
York City, to conduct an open tourna-
ment.
Just what part the National Chess
Federation played in Marshalrs deci-
sion is a mystery. Undoubtedly Mar
shall's concession to the National
Chess Federation places that organiza-
ton in the foreground and the Ameri-
can Chess Federation, formerly the
Western Chess Association, which has
been the only national group success
fully to sponsor title matches annually
for the last SO years, receives a snub-
bing that President Arpad Flo of the
latter organization will take cogni-
zance of Immediately.
Phillips indicates that the tourna-
ment will start in March, with decid-
ing games for the official title to be
played in New York City. the Mecca
of chess lovers" says Ex-World Champ
Alechin.
Fine Wins Hastings Honors.
SCARCELY 81 years old, Reuben
~ Fine of New York forged to the
front in the Christmas masters tour
nament held at Hastings. England,
and without losing game he carried
of first honors, eclipsing his nearest
rival, Salo Flohr, by che victory. the
young American winning six matches
and drawing three. Hastings congress
finals:
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HEURICH BASKETERS
PLAY PITT WILLIGS
One of Strongest Pro Teams in
East to Appear Today on
Brewery Court.

CIT1NG Fridays victory over the
Gettysburg Fleetwings, who
earlier in the season had defeated
his star-studded lineup, as evidence
that his team Is better off without
the services of Buscher, Croson and
Evans! who resigned, Chris Heurich,
jr., sends the Brewers against one of
the best professional teams in the
East this afternoon, seeking victory
over the Pittsburgh Willigs in the
brewery gym.
A pair of preliminaries. starting at
1:30 o'clock, bring together the Re-
settlement and st. Mary's Celtics. and
the Olmsted Grill and Delaware g.
Hudson f1ves. The main attraction
will begin at $3.50.
Continuing his replacement pro-
cedure. Heurich yesterday added the
name of "Otts" Zahn, former George
Washington University star and more
recently a member of the Gettysburg
team, to his teams roster, which now
numbers seven men. Johnny Fem
lon, another erstwhile Colonial ath-
lete, had been signed the day before.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
NADER, who, incidentally, is the

NADER, who, incidentally, is the
headliner of the same fistic stable
to which Delaney belongs, is a young
ster. but he has run the gauntlet of
life's little experiences. A former
Tenth avenue choir boy. Eddie began
his boxing career as an amateur, win
ming the middleweight and light
heavy titles Of the New York National
Guard.
Turning pro, Nader ran into diff
culties at the start when he was
stranded in Florida without funds and
put to work for 10 days in a chain
gang. but fortune since has been
kinder. Building himself up to
heavyweight. Nader recently has be-
come something of an upsetter among
the big fellows.
He wrecked Tony Galento'S bid for
a match with Joe Louis by handily out
pointing the Hatchet Man and then
carried on to whip Hank Hankinson,
kayo conqueror of Charley Retzlaff; !;
Ford Smith, Steve Dudas and a flock
of minor foes, including Terry
Mitchell.
The Gothamite is being offered a
crack at Louis in Detroit on February
TO- but the match has not been closed
as yet.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
ERNIE DUSEK TOPS
TURNER MAT CARD
Menace to 0'Mahony Slated
to Tackle Joe Cox Here
Thursday Night.
~ RNIE DUSEK, whom rassling's

" RNIE DUSEK, whom raSsling's
l. grapevine route whispers is
due to succeed Danno O'Ma-
IL hony as leader of the leerers,
will return to the Capital next Thurs
day to headline Promoter Joe Turner's
weekly bone-bending circus.
Credited with three draws with
O'Mahony within the last several
months. Dusek will tackle Joe Cox, the
Kansas City journeyman who has
been working in the top spot at
Turner's arena for the last couple
Of weeks.
Dusek, while a more or less con-
sistent winner for the last several
years, did not achieve any unusual
recognition until lately, when In addi-
ton to his trio OF Stalemates with
O'Mahony, he fiattened Chief Little
Wolf, Man Mountain Dean, Jim Nc
MILAN, Nick Lutz, Gino Garibaldi,
George Zaharias and Sander Szabo.
Two recent draws with Dean Detton
have established Cox as something Of
a favorite here lately.
Detton, incidentally, will return to
tackle Frank Judson in the semi final.
Judson will be remembered by Wash
ington Auditorium fans for his aero
batic tendencies. although the only
grip he used at the time was a wrist
lock.
Thirty exhibitions list Ivan
Managof VS.. Hans Steinke, and Harry
Kent VS.. Irving Coffleld. the latter q
newcomer.
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"X" Represents KetchelI.

X ETCHELL is something of a mys-
terry fighter. Little is known Of
his ring prowess beyond Ahearn's de-
scription of rough, tough kid who
throws lot of punches. Ketchell
has been in the ring with lot of the
big boys including Unknown Winston,
when the colored boy was going good;
Jack Gibbons and several others. How
he made out has not been stressed by
the local publicity department.
I'll say one thing" MARBLES Ahearn.
"You either have to fight with Ketchell
or hop out of the ring and start run
ming. I've seen Ketchell. and he's
hokay."
A heavyweight semi-final Of six
rounds will pit Kirk Burk, the fragile
local heavyweight. against Steve Kadash
of Baltimore They met last Summer
and Burk won by a kayo, but 1t is
said that Kadash is capable of revers-
ing the verdict in the same manner.
Another six-rounder lists Eddie (Kid)
Whalen, New York middleweight, and
Carmen Vitullo, Philadelphia. Two
four FOUNDERS will open the show.
They match Stanford Carrier and Sam
Bacala and Jessie James and Joe Doty.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
LEAGUE IS FORMED
BY TABLE PADDLERS
Six Teams Join Organization at
Washington Club-Another
Circuit Planned.

FORMATION Of a District table
tennis league, matches of which
will be every Wednesday night, has
been announced by Cy Rather, elected
chairman of the organization, which
held its first meeting at the Wash
tngton Table Tennis Club, Eleventh
and Pennsylvania avenue, site of all
matches.
Sanctioned by the District T. T. A.,
the loop at present embodies six teams
Harvard Hall, Tara Club, Paddlers,
Navy Department. Internal Revenue
and the Capital Club-all of which
are 3-man teams competing in
"B" division, formed primarily for
mediocre players. A league of the
city's better players is to be formed
In the near future. Persons or teams
interested in joining should get in
touch with Ratner at Columbia
5452-w. John Murray is secretary of
the league.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

tanning matches and exhi-
bitions offered in variety of chessic
open-house socials. OF interest to all
District chess clubs is the series OF
round robin team matches that will
be conducted at the Jewish Commu-
nifty Center with the energetic Abe
Seidenberg marshalling competitive
groups from all sections and busi-
nesses of the city. Interested chess
directors should communicate i'm
mediately with A. Seidenberg, Metro
politan 1888. Play will begin as soon
as all teams in the chess ladder file
their qualifications with the Metro
politan Chess League.
Mrs. H. E. Kittredge and Miss
Maude G. Sewall are sponsoring a
women's chess club in the District.
w B. Mundelle, Washington's grand
old chess master, is the mentor of
the feminine group. Fair chess play
ers may reach Mrs. Kittredge at West
2603-W.
Anton Y. Hesse, president of the
District Chess League, announces that
the District individual championship
will be played with traditional poll
cies. Since 1880 the league has put
forward a special trophy, donated by
that ardent chess votary and player
of exceptional skill. I. S. Turover.
President Hesse, 236 Cromwell ter
race northeast, welcomes entries from
all players.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
CENTRAL ROLLERS
STAR IN TOURNEY
Hauser and Stokes High in
First Round of Junior
and Boy Events.

- ENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL lads
came through with colors fly
ing high yesterday in the
opening set of the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress tourna-
ment for boys and juniors at the
Arcadia
Ernie Hauser, to lead the junior di-
vision. shot 3-game score all out
of proportion with his experience,
marking up 394, with strings of 143,
1913 and 1913. and Jake Birnman, an
other Centralite. led the boys with
345, putting together games of lI6,
LOG and 1913.
Bob Stokes. second in the junior
class. with BAT, and r. Nocera, third,
with 346, also are Central students.
Sam Levin shot 3l8 for second place
among the boys, and Buddy Lewis
was third with 3l2. The defending
boys champion, Jack Hassett, of st.
Johns School. was fourth with 3ll.
The second and final sets will be
rolled at the Arcadia next Friday and
Saturday. Scores:
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LADIES, AGRICULTURE.

High team set-Extension. 1.4l4.
Hie' team Standardization. 53l.
High individual game-Fleherty. 149.
High individual set-F1eharty. 339.
High sverages-Fleharty. eS-20i Bre-
lolz 1925.
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GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE.
SeaSon PacordS


High team set-Claims Division. 1857.
High team game-Claims Division, 651.
High individual eame-Groth. 1870.
High individual set-Groth, 457.
High strikes-Miller. %.
Eioh Spares-Groth. 1l2.
High avera age-Miller. 114-9.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
54S 532 532-1,612
temple DIXIE PIGS
WIN EASY VICTORY
Perce Wolfe Stars as Norfolk
Health Center Is Beaten in
Intercity Loop.

ONLY one game was closely con-
tested when the Temple Dixie
Pigs won four out Of flve from the
Norfolk Health Center last night In a
Southern Intercity League match at
Northeast Temple. Ollie Pacini, Tenn
pie anchor, spared in the last box and
counted seven to grab the second de-
cision. Norfolk scored its lone win in
the third.
OF the 10 star bowlers who partici-
pated only Perce Wolfe Of the Pigs
was able to beat 500, his 651 set with
q 159 wind-up giving him the eve
ning's honors with much to spare.
Scores:
Evening star., 1936-01-12


New York's West Side will be
i unveiled tomorrow In a local
prize ring and Washington's fistic in
curables, If nothing else, at least will
get an opportunity to pass Judgment
on what kind Of heavyweight
Gotham is offering as Its No. white
Hope"
Nader invades to battle Billy
Ketchell Of Philadelphia in the role of
a substitute headliner, the fifth in as
many weeks here, but even though it
is Al Delanev's place he is taking. the
caliber of tomorrow's Turner Arena
feature Is not likely to be seriously
affected. The distance is eight sched-
uled rounds.
Actually. Nader enjoys a much
higher national ranking than De-
laney. who became something OF a
sensation locally few weeks ago.
Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn, who
claims his arm is in a sling as a result
of patting himself on the back after
landing Nader. proudly points to
Eddie's No. rating in the latest edi-
ton of the Ring Magazine.
Hes the highest ranking heavy
weight brought to Washington In
years." beams Ahearn.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
PROCLIVITY LIKES MUD
Leads Field of 13 in San Pasqual
at Santa Anita.

LOS ANGELES, January II R.-
Proclivity. 3-year-old son of Sir CAL
lahad. found slightly muddy track to
his liking today. and won the $500
San Pasqual Handicap before 10000
fans.
He finished with the veteran Tommy
Luther up, In front of q field of 13
horses. Indian Broom was second and
Jubilee Jim third.
Proclivity paid $l440, $3.50 and
$3.50 on the So mutuel tickets, Indian
Broom, $3.50 and s7.2o, and Jubilee
Jim $1,000.
The time for the six-furlong dash
was l:12.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
American Title at Issue.

ERANk j. MARSHALL, AMERICAN
chess champion since the turn
of the century, when he captured the
title by defeating jackson w. Sho-
walter of Kentucky, relinquishes the
chess crown to the amazement of chess
fans throughout the country, who have
followed with interest the heated ver-
bal war that has been in progress for
the past decade as to what is the
proper purse for champion.
Prior to Marshall the purse usually
was $500. But the present champ re-
fused to play Isaac Kashdan a year
ago unless a purse of $4,000 was
raised. Kashdan made fruitless at
tempts to raise the amount by giving
simultaneous chess exhibitions in an
itinerary embracing the larger Amer
ican cities.
A political chess battle now is in
order. Very cleverly. the National
Chess Federation has arranged,
Evening star., 1936-01-12
ROSSLYN Defeated
IN GIRL PIN MATCH
Richmond Loew's Team Gains Tie
for South Atlantic League
Lead with 81 Win.

D OSSLYN'S crack girl bowling team
was beaten, 2 to /. last night by
the Richmond Loew's Theater five in
a South Atlantic Ladies League match
at Rosslyn and the league pennant
race tied by the two.
On total pins, however, Rosslyn is
slightly in front. Although dropping
the games decision last night, the
Rosslyn's out-pinned the invaders,
1,645 to 1872. Each team has won 13
games and lost IL.
Lois Clopton of Richmond was high
scorer Of the match with 352, beating
out Lorraine GULL Of Rosslyn by one
stirk The Srorec.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
P. W. A. League
season Records.

Season Records.
High team set-Athletics. 1913.
High team game-Reds. 573.
High individual aversges-McDonoue
High individual sets-strohmeyer. 800;
Routhier. 332.
High individual gsmes-Routhier. 154;
Strohmeyer. 140.
High strikes-Brie. II: strohmeyer, 16.
High spares-Green. so; Pestell, 50.
High fiat same-King (Browns), "a.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
Students Talk Plans.
EINAL plans for the individual Win

EINAL plans for the individual Win
ter tournament of the Washing
ton Inter-High Chess Association will
be discussed Wednesday at $50 in
the chess rooms of Central High, ac-
cording to William Heatwole, presi-
dent of the association The indi-
.yidual medal for the 1886 match will
be awarded by the intercollegiate
Chess Association Of America.
Several college professors OF the
Naval Academy have challenged the
chess group of the University OF Mary
land to prove their chess superiority in
an over-the- board collegiate bout. De-
tails of the proposed match will be
announced by James T. Spann, asso-
ciate professor of mathematics at
Maryland. as quickly as the University
Chess Club elects its officers for the
year.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
DEPARTMENT STORE.

Season Records.
High team game-S. Kann Sons Co, 631.
High team SETS. Kann Sons Co.. LAO.
HIN individual same-Irwin Simon.
16s.
High individual game-johnny AndeI-
son. 12O-16.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
Schoolboys Wild About Game.

ENGLISH plans to get the league
under way next Saturday. The
youngsters have. been holding special
matches, with Central taking the
measure of st. Johns and the latter,
in the last contest. humping over Con-
zaga by a margin of 1875 pins, al
though Gonzaga won one of the three
games.
We've never seen bowling more
spirited among grown ups. The
youngsters seem to get genuine thrill
from the game.
st. Johns presented lad whom
English AYERS one day will ge great" 4"
Jack Hassett is the boys name and to
this observer he appears to be the
real goods in the making. He was high
shooter Of the st. Johns Gonzaga bat
tie with 349 and following the team
match tossed set of 362 to beat Paul
Petruzzi in singles.
With little coaching by Hokie
Smith," said English. "the Hassett boy
will be on the way places in hurry"
Evening star., 1936-01-12
Bronx Champ PLAYS. All Corners.


A RNOLD DENKER, chess champion
of the Bronx, New York City, ar
rives In Washington next Saturday to
engage n simultaneous play all local
chess fans who wish to oppose the
brilliant player at the Jewish Com
munity Center. introductions begin
ming promptly at pm.
Under the tutelage Of I. S. Turnover,
chess is flourishing at the Jewish
Community Center. Turnover, lead
ing player in the District and of ma
tional repute, will be the master Of
ceremonies. He suggests contestants
bring their personal chessmen and
boards so every one may be accom-
modated. There will be no admis-
sion charge.
Chesspourri.
ONE year ago Jose Capablanca Of
Havana left the United States
for Europe after teaching Hollywood's s
leading cinema directors and movie
stars the elementary technique of
chess. Today the sometime world
champion returns to New York on
the French liner lie de France and
will exhibit his skill before exclusive
clubs in New York City before he de-
parts for him home in Cuba.
Newell Banks, for many years check
er champion of the United States,
and one of the country's most enter
tanning chess and checker exhibition
players. played in Atlanta last week.
Recently he played in Memphis. Tenn,
and Sheffield, Ala; and is en- route
to Miami. In April he will visit Wash
ington for his annual exhibition.
(Copyright. 1850
Evening star., 1936-01-12
Season Records.

High averaees-Kaiser tsunnyfeldl. .
112-2s; Casey tEncorel. 112-16; J. Multi
can LEncorel. 11O-46: Bryan CWorthmore).
I09-32: Solem Condor. 1Oa:. .Domdera
fSultana) 1O7-3l: Dsrnes fCold Sream-
ersl 1O7-24: Haddaway Nectar. 1O6-44:
Mnllican tSultana). l06-34: Albee Gold
Streamersl. 1866.
mothersl. 153.
High individual set-Domdera (sultana).
400
High team game-condor. 649; Bombay
812.
Hieh team set-Condor. 1874; Cold
Hieh spares@casey CEncore). 100; Kali
Hieh strikes-Grifhth Condor. 80:
Kaiser fSunnyfeld). 81.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
NEW YORKER N0.6
IN HEAVY RATINGS
Will Risk Good Record in
Fight With "Mystery Man"
Here Tomorrow.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

|O A final blare from the bally-
hoo trumpets, Eddie Nader Of
New York's West Side will be
,axnuaiIad fnr,anrrnsu In lnnal
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RECREATION.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team gsme-Busy Bee. 677.
High team set-Busy Bee, 1897
High individual Sanctuary Dawson.
1Gg
High individual set-Harry Dawson.
High strikes-Anderson. 35.
High spares-FreschL 1863.
High average-Mandley. 124.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
BUSINESS |SLOST,
BUT GLORY GAINED
Wins by His Clan on Rival
Alley Cheer Fraser-New
School Loop Grows.
nv ROD THOMAS.

AI,PH (MONK) FRASER, man
aper of the Arcadia bowling
II plant, tried nightly but ran
l. second in the bowlers' ballot
on which duckpin pilot would stage
the roll-off of The Evening Star
tournament.
Yet we have a notion that Monk
gained nearly as much satisfaction
from the tournament as Bill Wood,
who plucked the choice business plum
for Lucky Strike.
Bill got the business, but the Ar
cadia put over most of the big winners
and you must know the Fraser man
to appreciate what that would mean
to him. He's a team guy through
and through and when the Arcadia
qualif1ers went to the Lucky Strike to
bowl the final Monk was pulling for
'em just as he pulled for the members
of John McGraw's New York Giants
when he was a unit of that noted
outfit. (He might have been with
Terry now but for a famed wing).-
Arcadia Did Right Well"
Drank XANDER, from the Arcadia,
won first prize in the mems
section, and without the aid of a
handicap, and Evelyn Ream. another
Arcadia standby, breezed home in
front of the woman's field. Both
were clean-cut victories, for Evelyn,
though granted small handicap,
would have won without it.
Yet that wasn't all. Still another
major first place went to the Arcadia
when Harry Penfold shot 701 for
Evening star., 1936-01-12
Season Records.

season Records.
High team Set-Holy Trinity >. 62s.
High individual average-Lowry lst.
Msrtin's). 1857.
High individual set-Pepin (Holy Trim
ity 81. 369.
High individual Rame-ReiIly (Holy
Trinity II. McGahey tSt. Martin'sJ, 142.
High strikes-Brannon tHoly Trinity
High spares-Brannon CHoly Trinity
-. IL.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
TRAP WINS ARE SHARED
Wilson, Monroe High in Shoot at
Washington Gun Club.

Walter Wilson and DR. w. d. Mon
roe split honors yesterday as the
Washington Gun Club staged its first
shoot of the year, Wilson winning the
regular weekly trophy. while Dr.. Mon
roe smashed Is straight targets 70
capture leg on the Arlington County
Dairy Cup.
Scores for both shoots are as fol-
Evening star., 1936-01-12
Season Records.

Hieh team set-st, Peters l, 1890;
Hugh Individual average-Kapanke tst.
Peters -. 40.
High individual set-schrom Holy Com-
forterl, 3S5.
High individual ssme-Smyth tst.
PauIsl, 169.
High strikes-G. schmitt Cst Francis
de Sales % %.
High spareS-Kapanke (St. Peters %.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
MASONIC
B. Y. p, u.

Highly weekly games-Bsxter. Is
EberSole, 143.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
COMMERCIAL.
Season Records.

High team game-city Cab, 612,
High team set-Diamond Service, 1.16S.
High individual same-Parsons. III.
HiEh individual set-Psrsons ass.
High individual average (Parsons)s
1924
Evening star., 1936-01-12

ALBANY, Ga, January IL R.-
The hunters reveille viii sound over
the fields of South Georgia Monday
morning, SIGNALLING the renewal OF
the ancient field trials Of pointers
and settlers.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
ARLINGTON COUNTY.
COLUMBIA LODGE. NO. ia. 1. A. M.
Season Records.

Season Records.
:. High individual game-Deutsch (Bd. Mt
No. A. 16B.
High individual set-Spilman (Sight No.
-. 422
High team game-Miscl No. !. 665.
Hish sh 'fh% FIAT ses sameALastin n III siqht S No
II ~.
High ayerages-Beavers CMiscl. No. u.
12l-l0; Spilman (Sight No ID, l20-26.
Garrison tBd. Mt No. %, 26.
High spares--Beavers tMiscl. No. ID.
l02; Weioman (Dr. Rm. No. ID. 134.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
ELECTRICAL.

Season Records.
High team same-capital Transit Co.
High team set-PEPco-Maintena
LEE.
High individual game-Goad. 1873.
High individual set-Moyer. 424.
inette ll4-24; Meyer. 114-16: Goad.
1925; James. 111-20; s. Lawhorn.
High strike@S. Lswhorn. 90: R. Law
horn. ?5: Overend, 25; Rohinette. 25.
High spares-Moyer. ia: Overend. ia
High weekly game-Nutwell. 144.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
OCCIDENTAL TRIMMED.

NORFOLK, Va, January 11.-Occi-
dental Restaurants commanding lead
in the Southern Intercity League
shrunk tonight when the Peninsula
Bus team clipped the league leaders
by winning four games.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
SLATE FIELD TRIALS.

Totals - 622 54S 6O6 626 552-2,954
Evening star., 1936-01-12
CLYDE KELLY.
Season Records.

High team set-Sextons, 1873.
HiR hteam Set-Sextons. 1888.
High individual game-Baldwin. 149.
High individual set-BiggS. 364.
High individual average-Kane, los.
High individual spares-Kane. 81.
High individual strikes-Stamps. -.
Evening star., 1936-01-12

v YASHINGTON'S chess season
~ swings into full stride this
Y v month with many enter
tanning matches and exhi-
Evening star., 1936-01-12
Tagged as Coming Pin Ace
JACK HASSETT.

JACK HASSETT,
OF st. Johns School, 16, who
starred when his team defeated
Gonzaga at the Columbia by
convincing margin. With the
team he rolled 349 and in singles
shot 1862 for a 6-game average of
1873. Jack is the defending
champion in the National Duckpin
Bowling Congress boys tourna-
ment current at the Arcadia.
In the opening set OF the ma
tional event. held yesterday, Jack
pulled up fourth with an off-form
311. which was 35 sticks behind the
leader, Bob Stokes of Central.
But the youngsters still count
the st. Johns boy as formidable
contender for top honors.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
r. &. r.. C..
EMPLOYEES. CONDENSATION
r. r. c. MEN.
Season Records.

season RECORDS.
Hieh individual averase-Hih tExpense).
l05-4.
High individual game-Sargeant Gen
eral Ledger. 1854.
High individual game-Kirsch Inter
sectional 1856.
High fiat game-McBroom GegsD. 95.
High strikes-Boss tLegan, II.
High spares-Hill (Expensel. SIS.
High team SETTLES. $40.
Weekly high game-Kirsch untersec-
Weekly high set-Estes General Led
gerl, 313.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
tar Pin arcadia Boss KeceH Faces High Ranker Nader
Standings and Records in Bowling Leagues
ODD FELLOWS.
season Records.

season Records.
High individual game-Claggett. 16l.
High individual set-Claggett. 400;
Hieh team game-Fred D. Stuart. 594.
High team set-Columbia. 1,707.
High strikes-Lund, %.
High spares-P. Elicit. 105.
High aVerase-P. Elicit. 1896.
Evening star., 1936-01-12
LADIES. pRocUREMEsr DIVISION.
Season Records.

High averages-Gude. g.; Slayton. 30;
Thompson. SO: Parillo S5
High individual sets-Gude, 800; Hau-
senfiuck 81.
High spares-Thompson 5O.33; GUIDE.
Al 30
High team games-Pinettes, ass; Wild
Cats. 44g
High team sets-Pinettes. 1905; Cardi-
mails. 80.
High strikes-Gude. $50; Lupo. 62s.
High individual gameS-HauSenfluck.
1913; THOMPSON, l2l