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Evening star., 1936-03-12
Onps c. A. A. u Ring Titles McAvoy Promises to Kayo Champ
FROM THE PRESS BOX
Stronger Than Last Year, Tigers Seen
Headed for Third Successive Pennant.
BY JOHN LARDNER

the series last year?-and young fella
named Donald Ross that they say is
one great prospect. haven't had time
to study all the angles on him yet.
THE rest Of the club Is set. I'm
in fine shape, best in years. You
know about Rogell and Gehringer
and the pitching. The regular pitch
ers ought to get plenty of help from
Chad Kimsey and Roxie Lawson and
Clarence Phillips.
And l got a young man
named Donald French that
throws with an underhand mo-
tion, just like Auker."
In short, Mr.. Cochrane has a ball
club that might win its third straight
flag. all the more, probably, because
Of the fact-not mentioned by Mr..
Cochrane-that it is getting some of
the best management in base ball
history. AS for the opposition
our league" says Mr.. Cochrane, more
cautiously. We'll have trouble with
New York and Boston and even Cleve-
land. The Yanks have improved
themselves, If Di Maggie is anywhere
near as good as they say and Gomez
is bound to have better year.
Boston is stronger, of course. It's
all question of whether the club will
click. You can pile up all the stars
you want on one team and they
won't win unless they have that
certain something that makes 'em
Evening star., 1936-03-12
TENPINNERS BEGIN
DOUBLES, SINGLES
Hendricks Of Indianapolis Gain
Team Lead in A. B. C. Event.
Hollebaugh High.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, March l2.-The
first games In the doubles and sin
giles and four full squads Of teams
absorbed the attention Of the Ameri-
can Bowling Congress today as the
tournament went into the fourth day
Chief among the fiye-man combina-
tions was another group of youngsters
and 80 teams Of Big Four railroad en-
ployes.
The five-man lead changed twice
during the competition last night, the
honor Of holding the pole position first
going to the Pennzip five of Bedford,
Ind, which registered 2,653 through
games Of 865, 838 and $50.
On the next squad the Fendrick
Restaurant team of Indianapolis went
into the lead by bouncing 1859 pins
into the pits with games Of 83s, s8S
and s37.
A score of 62l rolled by Jim Holle-
baugh for. Polk MILK bettered by. two
pins the previous individual high set
of 6l9 made Monday night by A.
Krick. Hollebaugh and Krick have re-
corded the only 500 sets Of the tour
ney. Matt Pohl and Harry Fox dead
locked at 242 for solo honors.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
Most Nervous Fighter.

JOCK Is perhaps the most nervous
" fighter ever to hold title. He sat
in the lobby of his hotel last night,
drumming his feet on the floor. run
ming his hands through his hair and
talking. when he did decide to say
something, in short bursts.
In the ring he is even more fidgety,
having introduced something new in
this respect by continually biting
the thumb of his glove. However,
he insists that this thumb biting was
born of necessity.
"I broke that thumb in one of my
early bouts and it wasn't set prop
srly," he said. when it mended 1t
was q bit crooked and there wasn't
quite enough room in the thumb OF
a glove to give it freedom. Hence, /
used to pull it of a little with my
teeth. 1t got to be q habit and !
just can't stop it now"
The night McAvoy knocked down
Babe Risko six times and out in the
first round, he found time to bite that
thumb q dozen times.
The fighter has brought his Old
World habits to the metropolis. He
keeps four horses on his farm, two
Of which he rides over the English
countryside and two Of which he
races on small English tracks. Shun-
ming Broadway and the night life, he
enjoys the same diversion here and
he can be seen almost any morning
cantering over the bride paths Of
Central Park.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
PAN HIM, But PAY
TO SEE HIM TOLL
Ernie DuSek, Who GrappIss
Christy, Draws Despite
Unpopular Tactics.

'R RNIE DUSEK, unpopular due to
- his isunorthodox graphing tactics,
but nevertheless one of wrestle-
doms greatest drawing cards,
tonight stacks up against youthful
Vic Christy in the feature match Of
the weekly tussle show at Turner's
Arena
Boosting probably as much claim
to the caulihower championship as
any of his fellow matmen, Ernie has
held Danno o'Mahony to three draws
and twice has defeated Dick Shikat.
who pinned O'Mahony in New York
recently.
Thrown by Joe Cox in his last
appearance here. Dusek since has
compiled an impressive list of VIC
tories. The Dusek family, however,
has not been rugged enough to toss
Christy as yet. Vic holds victories
over Rudy and Emil and has wrestled
Ernie to a draw.
Match Delayed Twice.
MORE than a year in the making,
" the match twice has been post
poned due to an influenza attack suf-
fered by Christy and conflict in
bookings. Last year EEuie and Vic
stole the O'Mahony-Fred Grobmier
show at the Washington Auditorium
in furious Commute draw
In a 45-minute semi-final Irish Jack
Donovan tangles with Ivan Managoff,
while Commute preliminaries list
Scotty MacDougall facing Ed Meske
and John Katan meeting Mike Ma
zurki.
Action will get under way at $50
o'clock. Ladies again will be admitted
for 40 cents.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
ACE QUINT WILL BID
RINALDIS farewell
Leading College Basketers to
Clash Tonight in Seasons
Dream Game"

RASKET balls 1886 dream game"
Of local fans will be held tonight at
Heurich's gym, where an assemblage
of the city's leading college stars Of
the past season will be presented and
former teammates will play against
each other.
With Hal Kiesel Of George Wash
ington and Bernie Lieb Of Catholic
University forsaking collegiate ranks
to play with the Rinaldi Tailors, that
team before its departure for the
national A. A. U. tournament at Den
yer will receive a warm farewell when
it meets one Of the finest combina-
tions that can be produced here.
The game starts at $50 o'clock.
Among others expected to play are
Tom O'Brien and Ben Goldfaden Of
G. w., Termie Schmarr of c. U. and
Bernie Buscher of Maryland and Har-
ry Basin of Georgetown.
Supporting Kiesel and Lieb for the
Tailors will be Bobby Lucas, Ollie Tip
ton, Carroll Shore, Sammy Hook, Bill
Noonan, Cliff Keyser and Pickles
Walker.
Admission will be as cents.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
VANCOUVER. British Columbia
Barney Ross. l42la. Chicago, world
welterweight champion, outpointed
Gordon Wallace, l4s. Vancouver QO;
non-title.
DETROIT. - frankie Wolfram,
1914. Detroit, outpointed Sammy Le-
vine, 1913. Chicago Q0).
MIAMI BEACH, Fla.-Steve Carr.
ITO, Bridgeport, Conn, outpointed
Max Marek, 1873, Chicago 10).
SACRAMENTO. Calif.-Midget VOL
gast, 133i2, Philadelphia. outpointed
Jimmy Thomas, 127. San Francisco
QO.
OAKLAND Calif.-Lou Saeca, lit,
Brooklyn, knocked out Tuffy Pierpont,
1l6, Oakland, Calf. 80.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
Finds Team Stronger.

IN CASE my summary falls short OF
convincing you, listen to Manager
Cochrane. Here are the earphones.
Get load of this eloquent verbiage:
We're stronger than last year"
begins our speaker in mild, persuasive
tones, land last year We were plenty
strong enough / could start with
last years club and stand a good
chance of winning again. But l don't
have to.
In the first place, there's Sim
mons. He's the one you all know
about. AL has been down here more
than two weeks now. getting in shape.
His condition is great and he's hitting
the ball well. Aren't you, Aloysius?"
Absolutely" carols Mr.. Sim
mons, breezing by with the nom
chalant rolling motion Of man
who knows he is worth $4,000.
Absolutely, absolutely"
Absolutely" continues Mr.. Coch-
rsne. We'll, that fixes us with great
outfield-say, Gosiin in left, Simmons
in center and Pete Fox in right. The
main thing is we've got hitting power
there now. In the last few years the
infield has been carrying the outfield
in hitting. Now we're better bal
anced.
You see, the outfield requirements
are good. too. Gerald Walker always
has been a good hitter. Then there's
York, from Beaumont-a sweet pros
pect. And then there's the sweetest
prospect of all. Tell him about Laabs,
Perk."
Coach Ralph Perkins, Mr.. Coch-
rane's astute aide-de-camp, takes his
turn at the microphone.
, This Laabs is another Hornsby,"
testifies Mr.. Perkins He hit 384 with
Fort Wayne last year, but that don't
tell the story. He's the best natural
right-hand hitter ever saw come up.
Right this minute he could hit better
than 800 in the American League.
Labs Hitting Arouses Enthusiasm.
LIE WAS an infielder. but Mixes
got him working in the out
field now The boy is only about 5
foot or 8, but very stocky. Yeah,
built like OFT. He's fast enough and
he can field and throw, but the incest
thing is watching him hit. That boys
about ready for the big stuff"
Manager Cochrane resumes his place
at the mouthpiece.
Yes. Laabs is all right" he says.
and then around third base. which
Is supposed to be our weak spot, We
have all the material in the world.
There's Owen. of course, and there's
English and Dixie Howell and Flea
Clifton-didnt he play sweet ball in
Evening star., 1936-03-12
Mamakos Downs Matthias.

NHAMAKOS smashed Matthias to the
4'A canvas for a nine count in the
first round. but Bob rallied in the
final heat to all but Offset Steve's
early advantage.
Scoring a mild upset, George
Abrams, Washington Boys Club, took
a decision from Bobby Rawson of the
Jewish Community Center. Rawson,
Columbus University fistic star. was
favored by many to annex the welter-
weight title.
Summary:
II2-pound class-Joe Petro Police
Club defeated Bernie Perry wv. B. c.
Ifs7pOpnd class.GsOEse rieksTsI .olym- go
iS6-pound eisss-Lou Gevinson tolym-
pic A. C. won sechniesI knockout b9SS ltn over Joe
6 won technical Knockout over Jules
Edelsten (unattachedl. 1850. second round.
east B GU knocksd out Ga sraeg toym
pic, 4 c.; P:5G; thiTd S,E roupd Mortor nuer-
rick cDB3 fnosksd sSMfs oat Roy po
lice Club, 1855 second round.
l3b-pound class-Leon shub y; c. c.
defeated Ell Brookmsn police Club. three
135-pound class (Semi-fnaD- Nor
ton (Merrick Club won technical knock
out over Harry Dom IN. E. B. c.. one
i35-pound class (semi-finsD-Leon
1hub o. c, c. defeated Whitley France
(Terminal "Y'), three rounds.
l45-pound class-Georee Abrams wv.
3. c. defeated Bobby Rawson u. C. c.,
three rounds.
147-pound class-Steve Mamakos CW. B.
c. defeated Bob Matthias tOlympic A.
c.. three rounds.
I60-pound class-Ralph Smith Olympic
A c. defeated Jay Turner (Merrick Club.
175-pound class-Jimrny King Olympic
Club defeated George Cox (Merrick Club,
three rounds.
Heavyweights-Murra Kanner Marine
Reserves defeated Bobby Coughlin (Olym-
pic Club. three rounds.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
Mat Matches
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WORCESTER. Mass.-Danno O'Ma-
hony, 225. Ireland, defeated Jack Kan
drat. 2l5, Canada, two straight falls.
TRENTON, N. Emil Dusek,
Omaha, defeated Able Coleman two
out of three falls.
HOLYOKE, NASAL Mercier, 2l1,
Springfield. Mass, defeated Tommy
Rae, 207, South Hadley Falls. Mass,
two out of three falls.
JERSEY CITY, N. Jim Parker,
1S5, Texas, defeated Babe Kasabaski,
179, Canada, two straight falls.
OMAHA.-Steve Savage, 2l4, Chi
cago, defeated Bill Hansen, ais, Provo,
Utah, straight falls. 27:1e and sos.
MILWAUKEE.-Jim Londos defeat
ed Buckets Goldenberg, Milwaukee,
straight falls, 22:00 and 0.9
Both O'Mahony and Dusek grappled
last night. O'Mahony tossed Jack
Kandrat at Worcester, Mass, and
Dusek drew with Don George at Pitts
burgh, the match being halted at mid
night after they had tussled an hour
and half.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
SELF.AcTING
HAIR TONIC
APPEALS TO
LAZY MEN!
Get Rid Of Dsndru6. Keep Hair
and Scalp In Condition.
Without ANY Work.

No wonder it's 20 populari This
way Of caring for the hair requires
no time and n0.effort. Danderins
does n complete job - and d-atny
itself. All you do, is put it on -
the action is in the formula.
This active solution dissotpes
the dandruff you cannot brush
away, or rub away.
It keeps your hair just 40 sleek
and nice. and free from all greasy
'accumulations.
. All Without anu eTsrf. Simply
use q dash Of Danderine instead Of
water when you brush your hair.
and see the difference. See how
nicely 1t brushes. how it stays in
place, and the clean. well-Sroomed
appearance it will have. %e5 {
Remember. the only remedy for
dandruff 10 something that win get
rid Of it. Danderine disposes Of
dandruif by dissolving II.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
GOLF SENIORS PLAYING

PINEHURST, N. c., March u P).-
Match play began today in the annual
North and South seniors golf tourna.
ment for players more than SIS years
old
Sixty-four players, the Oldest "a,
entered the qualifying round yester-
day. H Newton Marshall of Boston
was medalist with an "a, five strokes
ahead Of the field.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
TOW GOES TO CHICAGO,

Bob Tow, Alexandria heavyweight,
left last night for Chicago, where he
will stack up against Lew La Page to-
morrow night for the championship
of the Chicago white hope" tourna-
ment. Harry Groves, Tow's trainer,
accompanied the former bus driver.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
BosTw1cK RIDES SECOND.

CHELTENHAM, England. March II
R.-G. H. CPete) Bostwick, American
amateur jockey, rode his town horse,
Uncanny, and, q 10-to-I shot, into
second place In the Lansdcwn Handi-
cap, 2-nnile hurdle race. Uncanny,
and finished q length and half back
Of H. Hedges Buland Oar.
Evening star., 1936-03-12

move together. I see they expect IS
wins from Grove and Ferrell. That's
an awful lot. But Boston will be
tough"
Here Mr.. Cochrane crosses one wal
nut-brown finger over another
Il don't see what's to keep us from
winning again." he winds up, but
I'm not counting series money this
time Of year. Don't ever think ]
am"
cCopyrieht. 1898. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, 1nc)
Evening star., 1936-03-12
WOULD GAIN BACK
. BRITISH PRESTIGE
Wants to Fan Away Stencil
of Beckett and Scott.
Intrigues Fans.
BY ANDY CLARKE,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

n YEW YORK. March 12.-Jock
nj McAvoy, the squire Of Roch-
" dale, Lancashire, says he in
tends to floor John Henry
Lewis in their championship bout to-
morrow night and with him, the ghost
of the horizontal British fighter.
The taciturn, unassuming Britisher,
who holds the middle and light weight
championships of the Empire, has
taken upon himself the stern mission
Of wiping out what he terms the
stencil" Of the Joe Beckett-Phil
Scott era.
McAvoy, who already has captured
the fancy Of American light fans with
his whirlwind punching, has out
lined q future program that he hopes
will lead him eventually to the heavy
weight championship. He hopes TO
lift the lightweight crown from the
dusky brow of Lewis, but win or lose,
he will sail for England next week to
meet Jack Peterson for the British
heavyweight championship. Then he
will return to this country hoping to
emulate Bob Fitzsimmons, the freckled
middleweight who won the heavy
weight title back in the halcyon days.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
GOOD BID FOR MILLER
Feather Champ Would Get SO, 900
for sarron Bout Here.


Dangling before Freddy Miller .
purse greater than the fighter collected
for successfully defending his feather
weight title against Petey Sarron in
Miami recently, Mai. Harvey L. Miller,
secretary of the District Boxing Com
mission and matchmaker for the
metropolitan police boxing show, has
wired Miller an offer of $4,000 to meet
Sarron here in a championship bout.
Pete Reilly. Freddy's manager, Is ex-
pected to accept the proposition upon
arriving in New York from Havana.
Originally scheduled for May Is. the
police card may be moved up to May
Is so as not to conflict with proposed
Marty Gallagher Bob Tow milk fund
fight here early In June.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
COL LEAGUE ELECTS
Slade Chosen by Departmental
Will Meet Monday.

Frederick L. Slade will serve as
president of the Colored Departmental
Base Ball League this season, his Sc
lection having been made at the an
nual meeting of officers.
Others chosen were: George Smack
um, vice president; S. Grant, treas
urer; A. H. Dedeaux, secretary, and J.
M. Tatum, treasurer.
All bureaus are asked TO have rep.
resentatives at next Mondays meet
ing in room 6204 Of the Commerce
Building.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
IMPROVE HUNT RACE
Gold Cup Event at Warrenton to
Offer Better Visibility.


BY the Associated Press.
WARRENTON. Va, March IA
an improved setting in respect to
visibility, the fifteenth annual meeting
of the Virginia Gold Cup Association
will be held at Broadview, estate Of
Alexander B. Hagner near here, on
Saturday, May 2. Gorge w. Cutting is
secretary and treasurer Of the meet.
A five-race program, composed Of
the Virginia Gold Cup, the Virginia
National, the Broadview, the Warren
ton Hunt Cup and the Agricultural
Purse, has been arranged. Two of the
purses-the Virginia Grand National
and the Broadview-have been in
creased to $500 and $500, respec-
lively.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
NAVY LOSES GYMNAST
Embree, Best MILDLY Tumbler, Out
for Season With Injury.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March 12.-The
gymnastic team has received q Sc
we're loss by the injury of Ralph EN-
bree, its best tumbler The loss is
particularly serious in view Of the
close match expected with the Army
team when they met in Philadelphia
March 20. Embree damaged q ten
don in his ankle while practicing and
Is out for the season.
The equal strength of the service
school teams is indicated by the fact
that each defeated Princeton by ex-
actly the same score, 81 to 73.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
RINALDI IS 49TH ENTRY.

By tne AsSOCIateu PTeSS.
DENVER, March 12-With the re-
ceipt of the entry of the Rinaldi Club
of Washington, D. c., the entry list in
the National A. A. A. U. basket ball
tournament, scheduled to start next
week, reached 40 teams. The number
is three more than competed last year
Evening star., 1936-03-12
HALTS TROUT FISHING.

MARTINSBURG, W. Va, March
l2.-Tuscarora and Mill Greeks, in
this county, popular streams for an
glers, have been closed against all
trout fishing until a date fixed by the
State commission.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
VIANA PAGES FLASHES,

With Viana leading the way with
II points, the Heurich Flashes took a
42-37 decision from the Washington
Canoe Club five in Community Gen.
ter League basket ball game last night
Evening star., 1936-03-12
AKELAND, Fla, March Ia
Who's gonna beat us?" Is the
stern and illstifiahle innilirv of

WAlOS . SOtiliA pCut uo' - t1lC
stern and justifiable inquiry Of
all the Detroit Tigers, from
Gordon Stanley Cochrane, the man.
ager, down to little Chester Laabs, the
infant prodigy of the squad.
1t would be tactless and foolhardy
of your correspondent to answer this
question in the heart of the Tiger
camp, where they expect no answer
and scowl darkly II you try to pro-
duce one. But, even when your cor
respondent is of by himself, safe from
harm and closeted in close conference
with q typewriter which needs clean
ing, he can think Of no adequate
reply to the question, Who's gonna
beat us?"
The champion is the champion I'M
til he's licked. This is the enviable
position of the Detroit club, winner of
two American League pennants in sue
cession, well fortified at every breach
and looking-on paper-like the best
bet in the business for 1885,
Evening star., 1936-03-12
THESE men TRIED americas
largest-selling cigar
AND EACH DISCOVERED SOMETHING Different

When you light PH1LLIEs-note its mild.
ness. Then its full, rich, satisfying fapor.
That's the Havana-mild, fully.mellowed
Havana - blended with the finest and
mildest Domestic tobacco grown.
As you continue smoking your PHILLIEs.
you'll notice something else. 1t burns slow.
ly and evenly. The ash is uniformly clean
and firm. This is because of Long: filler tobac.
cos-not the usual short. filters or scraps.
Men tell us-and tell their dealers--that
PEILLIEs has added more to their pleasure
in smoking than any other cigar regard.
less of price. The record Of this amazing
cigar proves it. At 10c-it was Americas
largest selling 1oc brand. At Set is
smoked by more men than any other cigar
now offered for sale.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
HEADS MARTINsBURG NINE.

WINCHESTER, Va, March 12.-
w. A. SANDY Baker, who some years
ago maintained a semi professional
nine here at his own expense, has
been elected manager of the Winches-
ter Park Associations club.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
WRITERS TO BE GUESTS

Local sports editors and boxing
writers tonight will be the guests Of
the District Boxing Commission at
dinner at the Occidental Hotel at
o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
BUSY IN INTRAMURALs.

Five hundred students compete In
intramural athletics at the University
Of idaho,
Evening star., 1936-03-12
Kings Victory Upset.

WITH 1000 spectators shrieking en-
wv couragement, 10 bsttlers punched
their way into title consideration last
night at Turner's Arena.
King. former Tech High School 1oo'
hall star. now busting beaks for the
Olympics, provided the only major
upset of the evening by gaining a oe-
cision over George Cox, Golden Gloves
iight-heavyweigh champion.
Gevinson and Leon Shub. the most
polished ringmen in the tourney, ex-
perienced little trouble in advancing
toward featherweight and lightweight
titles. respectively. Gevinson KnocKeo
out Joe Beckert of the Merrick Boys
Club after one minute and 40 seconds
of the third round, while Shuh won
a decision from El Brookman. stout
hearted Police Boys Club representa-
tive.
In the most hotly contested scrap,
Steve Mamakos of the Washington
Bows Club, defeated Bob Matthias,
game Olympic fighter, in q welter-
weight encounter.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
Season Records

Season Records.
500; Potomac Electrotype, 5sS.
High team sets - Judd Detweiler,
1850: Progressive Printing, !. .653.
High individual games - Taylor. 1oo;
Hish individual sets-Jones. 434; Ran
mAnnA Ala
Evening star., 1936-03-12

Season Records.
Hish team set-Keller Memorial. l,454:
Zion. 435.
High team sanction. SIS; Georse.
town. 500.
High individual set-Broeker 'Zion),
35l: M. Weber Willard Keller 1913.
High individual ssme-Crow Grace,
l41: Broeker tZion) I2s
High strikes-Broeker (zion), %; Rey.
nolds tGeorgetown). Fl.
High spares-Broeker iZionl, "a: Rey.
nolds .tGeorgetovn). 81.
Hish nat ssme-Albin and Bonini
Evening star., 1936-03-12
QUALIFY
FOR FINAL FIGHTS
Jewish Center, Washington
Boys Club Have Slight
Chance of Victory.
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

~ ESPITE the loss OF six regular
mittmen, including four local
Golden Gloves champions,
- Matt Twomey's Olympic A.
c. virtually has clinched the District
A. A. U. boxing team title Tor the
fourth consecutive year.
Dogged by a persistent linx Whlcn
found three defending champions rele-
GATED to the sidelines due to broken
bones and another knocked out by
scholastic work. Twomey's leather
pushers nevertheless have placed four
entries in the final round of the tour
nament.
Ralph Smith, middleweight: Jim
King. lieht-heavyweight; Lou Gevin-
son. featherweight, and George Pick
erel. bantamweight. again will strive
to carry the Olympic banner to the
top.
Evening star., 1936-03-12
Need Only One Bout.

EDDIE sAUGSTED. 1l8; Steve
Il Thompson, 16O; Bob Grimm. l75'
and Willie Feary, 1875, Of the Olymplcs
we're unable to defend titular honors'
With the exception of Grimm, who Is
busy studying at Columbus University
all are incapacitated by broken bones
In addition to these losses the
OLYMPIC Club has missed Danny De
Rosa. ll2. Golden Gloves finalist tor
the past two years, who now is work.
ing at night, and Harry thompson
lightweight. who recently turned pro-
fessional. Thompson was runner-up
In his weight division last year.
Only by failing to win any Oh tne
final bouts can the Olympic mltten
manipulators drop the title even
then. however, Jewish Community
Center and Washington Boys CIuo
clouters must make clean sweep OF
the bouts in which they have quailneo
fighters if either would wrest the COW
eted championship from the Olymplcs
Evening star., 1936-03-12
Pin Standings

Season Records.
High team same-SeXtons, 564.
Hieh team set-TeacherS, ,61Q.
High individual game-Haldwin. 149.
Tish individual set-Kane, 3S1.
High average-Kane, ITO.
High spares-Kane. 141.
HiFh stPikes-Stamps, 30,
Evening star., 1936-03-12
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

High team set-Land. 1879.
HiEh team game-Survey. 500.
Hish individual SsmeSoberheim. III.
High strikes-Miller. 35
High spares-Oberheim. 154.
Tdann 111-l7.